| Category | Amount | Full price | Half price | Aftermoney | Supplementary | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Door Receipts | £191 13s | £183 11s 6d | £0 | £8 1s 6d | £0 |
| Total | £191 13s |
| Category | Amount | Payment Type | A/c book entry | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Dancers | £12 12s | Internal | Paid Mr. Fialon four Nights Performance in full | |
| Musicians (Band) | £9 3s 4d | Internal | Music 31 January | |
| Musicians (Kettle Drums) | 5s | Internal | Kettle Drum | |
| Clothing Material (Wool) | £70 11s | External | Paid Mr. Elam / Woollen Draper / on Acco | |
| Properties | 6s 3d | Departmental | Properties Do [31 January] | |
| Scene Painters | £25 18s | Internal | Paid Mr. Demaira / Painter / in full | |
| Rope | £39 10s | External | Paid Mr. Nicholl / Rope Maker / in full last Season | |
| Annuities | £10 10s | External | Paid Mr. Hay half a Years Anny. due Christmas last in full of all demands | |
| Authorial Payments (Other) | £300 | External | Paid Mr. Morton on Acco | Presumed to be Thomas Morton, the playwright who wrote often for CG in the 1790s and early 1800s, and seems to have been paid regular round sums on that account. CG in the 1790s sometimes paid George Morton, "Coach-maker, 52, Long Acre", listed in London Directory (1795), p. 100, both in that capacity and as a renter, but the sums were smaller and less round, and he seems to have gone out of business around 1796. |
| Total | £468 15s 7d | |||