Charles Murray (Scottish actor)

He spent some time in France, studied pharmacy and surgery in London, and went surgeon's mate on some Mediterranean voyages.

[1] After playing as an amateur in Liverpool Murray went, with an introduction from Younger, the theatre manager there, to Tate Wilkinson of the York circuit.

He made his first professional stage appearance at York, under the name of Raymur, and playing Carlos in Love Makes a Man (Colley Cibber).

She subsequently played Titania, and on Mrs. Murray's final benefit in Bath on 19 May 1796, Fine Lady in David Garrick's Lethe.

[1] Murray came to Covent Garden with a good reputation; his first appearance in London took place on 30 September as Shylock, with, it is said, Bagatelle in The Poor Soldier (John O'Keeffe and William Shield).