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J i : • .If. '% x.' tJ it 0' ~~~, ~~ 411MBER 2956.] T HEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LA?tiE, Thursday, March tr, r 802,. f'rtler of t h e Proprietors, the Public are Tesptafully in t°hreMost Noble FRANCIS, late DUKE of BEDFORD, the T heatre will be cl ose d f or Thi s E ven i ng . ON SATURDAY NEXT, March .13, 18oz, will be performed ARTAXERXES. Artaxerxes, Mr. DIGNUM ; Artabanes, ?Jr. • KELLY ; Arbaces, Mrs. MOUNTAIN., Rimenes Mr. COOKE. Mandane, Mrs.i BILLINCTON; Semira, Mrs. BLAND. WITH • THE SPOII,'D CHILD. t riN i ;o „,,onday, the Tragedy of Pizarro. ",,,,I,Alesday, the Tragedy of the Orphan. t - ' ll4 Tula Mrs. 13fllinton will : perform at this Theatre. ri e „ l lew, Comedy, 'never performed, called Fashionable ls ill rehearsal, and will be produced as soon as pos .._ ORATORIOS. 4 "l' rs't AV UOUSE- l?lkicLa 1)1.1RING LENT. THEATRE -ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. P P -1\4°RR(3147 EV ENING, March Iz,. 1802, will he performed, A SECOND GRAND SELECTION Of SACRED MUSIC. Fro,;; the most favourite Works of HANDLL. PART .I. Song, Overtur e . S amson. • Miss "Pyrer, Thou shalt'bring." Is. in E gypt. ~ Song, Ali% Denman, " Wave from w4ve." Dttto. -Duet; Mrs. Billington and Mr. Braham, " As steals the •Chbrus, morn." L' A l legro. " From harmony." Dryden's Ode. PART • 11. 41 r, Miss Stephens, Select Parts of the Water Music. " 0 had I 'jubal's Lyre." Joshua. ' S°o g, Mrs. Billington, " In sweetest harmony." Chorus, " 0- fatal day." Saul. Chorus Air, Mr..Brahain. . R ., _, .! No more to Anution's God." ' , 9t. t‘lrs. Billington, "Ye sacred Priests." TeTh. . Doub , te A ? 0" Farewell ye limpid springs." Son g , m i .,'' . i l l ii r i tiis, " From the Censor." Solomon. Chorus, ~ Fij c r°n, " Holy, holy Lord." Redemp. Sung, Mr. Bra), in his everlasting seat." Sampson. bouble Chorus, ~ il i n , Softly sweet." Alex. Feast. e gave thern Hailstones." Israel in Eg. P ART 111. song , Mr. _ri. Overture. Ariadne. Br ham " Pleasure my former wags.", Time Recit• Mr. De n and Truth. man Air, " I feel the Deity." jud. Mac. ~_" Arm, arm, ye brave." Son Miss`-'", "We come." Song, Tyrer, " Lord - to thee." -Theod._ Finale, " Gloria Patria.". j übilate: Principal Vocal Performers, kf; ~ KLE. BI LLINGTON, Iss .t YRER, and Miss STEPHENS. A. ' -Jur. DENMAN and Mr. BRAHA M. An ' the Principal Instrumental Performers, a re Leader of the Band, Mr. W EICHSEL.L. . 'rite Organ Mr, 1. ASHLEY. will ,nu..to. r est of the Band and the Choriisses (which bs 'r° 1 1 ; 1 , 5 , 11 (l complete), by the most approved Perthrmers..- ; 1'1 ,6, -- wl 'ale,unr th-- Direeliofi of Mr. ASHLEY, Senior, SevenD —Ts to he op e ned at Six, and-the Eettormanee to begin at tot6'C' lock ' ° , 9 1 1 s of the Words (wit Vie Imprimatur of E. Macleish) s ~ 4 (1 at tile Theatre, price Sixpence. pl c . ) es 63 ... p , c 3s . 6d, - Gall. as. 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