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CHARACTERS

General, dress, American staff uniform, blue, faced with buff, large gold epaulets, cocked hat, with the black and white cockade, indicating the union with France, buff waistcoat and breeches, boots,	Mr. Hallam.
M'Donald, a man of forty years of age, uniform nearly the same of the first,	Mr. Tyler.
Seward, a man of thirty years of age, staff uniform,	Mr. Martin.
André, a man of twenty-nine years of age, full British uniform after the first scene,	Mr. Hodgkinson.
Bland, a youthful but military figure, in the uniform of a Captain of horse—dress, a short blue coat, faced with red, and trimmed with gold lace, two small epaulets, a white waistcoat, leather breeches, boots and spurs; over the coat, crossing the chest from the right shoulder, a broad buff belt, to which is suspended a manageable hussar sword; a horseman's helmet on the head, decorated as usual, and the union cockade affixed,	Mr. Cooper.
Melville, a man of middle age, and grave deportment; his dress a Captain's uniform when on duty; a blue coat, with red facings, gold epaulet, white waistcoat and breeches, boots and cocked hat, with the union cockade,	Mr. Williamson.
British Officer,	Mr. Hogg.
American Officer,	Mr. Miller.
Children,	Master Stockwell and Miss Hogg.
American Sergeant,	Mr. Seymour.
American Officers and Soldiers, &c.
Mrs. Bland,	Mrs. Melmoth.
Honora,	Mrs. Johnson.

Scene, the Village of Tappan, Encampment, and adjoining Country. Time, ten hours.