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f Vt l 114 • •1••• . Nit& P. 1 9. 0 /. JO/ ' I% 4 .••= . t; .: , rf ~1 7 - 1 "-1 • - • r . . 4,10 i ••,; 'qr."! r.-.• ;;.: tti t-i «4k, , : -•,\7 4 , .... P••• 1 ... L.: r"''',. # /7 Ilk i.).,*a_-'',-ti '47 SUN.k UMBER 297ii] -._ IN THE ATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. -MORROW EVENING, March 30, 1802, will be revived Shakespeare's Play of THE WINTER'S TALE. ,The Scenes, Dresses, and Decorations entirely new. Leontes, ' Mr. KEMBLE • .Polixene s , Mr. BA.RRYMORE ; • Florizel, Mr.. C. KEMBLE ; Clown, *Mr. SUETT ; Autolycus, Mr. BANNISTER. Hermione, Mrs. SIDDONS ; Perdita by a YOUNG LADY, {Being her 3d Appearance on any Stage); Paulina, Mrs. POWELL ; Emilia, Mrs. HUMPHRIES. -- ""aaY, A.rtaxerxes ; Mandane, Mrs. Billington. 'le* Comedy, never pertormed, called Fashionable kti e ng S9 is in rehearsal, and will be produced as soon as pos • I IHE ATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 'MORROW EVENING, March 3 0, 1802, will be performed, LOVE IN A VILLAGE. t° 4 l% MeadoWs, M JO r. INCLE DON ri . .lawthorn, Mr. HNSTONE ; odge, r. ; Sir Willi a m Mea M dows, KNIGHT Mr. WADDY4 . , Justice Woodcock, Mr. MUN DEN. Lucinda, Mrs. ATKINS ; And Rosetta, Mrs. BILLINGTON. . _ WITH The LOVE A-LA-MODE. -ri - „"di night of the new Opera of The Cabinet will be O n ' e - . / stiay, with Harlequin's Almanack. of ‘..tturday Mrs. Billington will perform the Charaaer 1t...v; 44(14 ne in the Serious Opera of Artaxerxes, with The r, Monday,llur l Folly as it Flies, after which wilt be prO-' tra z ,",, , ,r4t time) a new Grand Ballet in Adion, called The ,t11? 1 , lasi(' or Alberto and Rosabella, with entire new Pvi ' r - V i 'nes, and Decorations. ••,a,klin's Comedy ot t!.e Man of the World is in pre idailcicc°,lton, is wnich Mr. Cooke will make his first aPp.ear" Theatre, in the Character of Sir Pertinax ~i 4Ylt. • LAST WEEK BUT ONE. ORATORIOS, Tu AT PRICES DURING LENT. v D t - sc ;:kE-ROYAL, COVENT-. ' T D NESDAY NEXT, March 3 GARDEN 18oz, A Go A 1\ , vitil be performed C~iief f r (l SELECTION of SACRED MUSIC, om the Oratorios of Solomon, Judas Maccabxus, Israel in Egypt, and Redemption. PART I. Overture Occasional. Sor t - c ) nn, miss Tyrer, " Lord to thee." Theodora._ . - Zs Mr. Braham, " Pleasure Iffy former ways.' Time and Truth Chorus, From Harmony." Dryden's Ode. Recit. m r ,,,Billi ug ton 4.0 worse than death. " PANT 11. 4Parts o f< e water Music. %4.4911 s Sele a Stephens," He was eyes Orgies." unto." Judas N Ai u °ranin ac ." Mrs_ 41143 _ _ t, rus. 0 God who,, in thy heavenly." Jose_ph. t 07 , 413) Mr. Braham, " Softly sweet." Alex. Feast, ac ' )Partied on the 'Violoncello by Mr. C. Ashley. t o t _glitingale Chorus, "Ye z e phy rs soft brea thing." Sol. tog, Mr-Denman, " Conquest is not." Dr. Arne. corrr Mrs. hi:Unocal, "Sweet Bird." L'Allegto, ac. Panied on the Violin by Mr. Weichsel. I, Introduction and Double Chorus, Air r torn the Censer." Solomon. Angels ever bright and fair." Theodora. socit. Mr. Denm an , ' I f ee l t h e Deity." • , 11.tclas Mac._ 1). 11 r11 " Arm ; arm y e brave." Chores " e come." raet, M ts. Billington and Mr. Braham, • Together l et chorus ' " ar. Boyce's Solomon. "He gave them Hailstones." It. in Eg. PART 111, ? v : rture_ Ariadne. Nliss Tyrer , " Where is this stupendous stranger"— Chor " ,, r s a ' M „, r - Braila /IL miss"s", hen his loud voice"—Jel3htha° . . C oronat• - -,ephens 0 had I lubai's I yre'--- OSIiU2. " En c Anth em ' , " God save the King" Handel. _ o ' Part ' l ute Cyrowitz's ,Grand Concertante for Violin, G. Ashle y ', B assoon, and Violoncello Obligato, by Mess, "e. w oidner, Ling, Parkinson, and C. Ashley. Principal Vocal Performers, Miss Mrs. BILLINGTON, Vs TYR ER and Miss STEPHENS. Jon DENIVIAN and Mr. BRA HAM. • — "g the f Prithe nci Bpaanld, Mr. Instrumenta El W l Per CHSEL .formers are, Leader o Th e t . 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