The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-03-09 00:00:00

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THEATItI.EOYAL, CUVENT.GARDEN.
11101110-MORROW, SATURDAY, 111:treli 10,
-MORROW,
will be performed (13th time) a mu Opera, called
DON JOHN ;
Or, THE TWO VIOLETTAS.
Doe John, lit. C. Ketoble • Dun Frederick, Mr. lanes;
Duke of Ferrara, Mr. Abbott; Petrnehio, Mr. Connor;
Fractioao, Mr. Liston. First Yiulrita, Mier Hallands (her
13th appearance on any stage) Lauellady, Mrs. Davenport;
Second Viulelta, Miss Stephens.
After which will be produced (2d time) a sew Dramatic
Piece, in two acts. called
KENILWORTH.
Robert Dudley, Earl of Leicester, Mr. Vandeehoff; Var.
wry, Mr. Abbott; Treriliao, Mr. Genitor; Michael Lana.
Lowrie, Mr. comer; Authuny Foster, Mr. Farley. Eliza-
beth, Queen of England, Mrs. Faucit; Amy, Corselets of
Leicester, Mrs. Yiuing ; Janet, Mrs. T. Hill.
Doors to be opened at Haltpast Six o'Cluck—lbe Play to
begia at Seven.
Soma, 7a ; Second Price, 3s. &I —.Pit, 3.. 6.1 ; Seemed
Price, lc—Gallery, Is.; Screed Price, le.—Vyper Gal-
lery, le., Second Price, Bd.
Ur Mosday,Shakspeare's Tragedy of The Life and Death
of Kin flieherd the Third.
Os Tuesday, the Opera of Love is a Village: Rosetta,
Tl ins Stepheris.
Os 'Monday, Don John, or The Two Violetial.

ORATORIOS,
THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN,
Under the Direction of Mr. Bishop.
THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, March 9,
• FAVOURITE SELECTION of MUSIC.
Luther's Hpnn, Mims Stephens.—Diset (by desire), Miss
Stephens and Mr. Vaughan, "Togelher let as range the
telds.”—First lime in this country, • new Grand 4Te

Deus," composed expressly for, am dedicated to, the Fm.
pets of Austria, by Andreas Romberg.—Aud the grand
Sceue from Israel in Egypt.
At the ead of the First Part Mr. Mori will perform a
Greed Concerto ow the Violist, itt which be will itthroduce
• the admired air, " Di testi palpiii."
Pert Second, a SELECTION untirely from the SACRED
ORATORIO of THE MESSIAH.
In the crone of the Eveuing Miss Stephetot will pia(
ganders celebrated scene, " Sweet Bird," accompanied UR
the Vinlia by Mr. Mori.
Part Third, a MISCELLANEOUS ACT of POPULAR
VOCAL MUSIC, from favourite modern Operas. 4u•.—
Mr. Vaughan will sing (by desire) " The Soldier's !Scram ;"
Mr. Kellner, a Grated Scene, by Ziugarells; Mies I.l'ar-
wick, " Palliate 'Semiarid. ;" purl Mies Steplaas (My must
wheals desire), " If o'er the et uel tyrant, Love."
The Performauca to conclude with (hy mu Orchestra con_
'listing of nearly Two Hundred Pi-Frontiers, iuelnding a
Double Orchestra of Harps) a NEW GRAND TRI-
11111PHAL ODE, in H f the First Awnivereary of
hie Noel Grafter's Majesty's Accession to the Throes.-
0/imposed by Mr. Bishop: the Poetry by It. &iodic), E..q.
The whole to conclude with the National Anthem " Gud
gave lite King," with additional and appropriate Statues,
written by W. F Collard, Faq.
Pfisocipei Yoeml Pet fortei.,s—Mbis sr.pu.s., Mia p„,,.7
(leer Grid appearance at these Orattreios), and Mos War-
wick (her best public performs:tare in Lotolow); Mr.
Valighau (his Seat appearance at the Oratorios these lea
yeare),Mr. Haws, Master Longboat, amt &Ir. Kellner (hie
first epptarance at the Oraiorins Sore his retorts front Italy).
The Plihhe arc terepectfolly informed, that Ms.a AL Tete
mail Miss Greene, tu coneequeoce of couttaited mad 'tome
tadittot,ition, cannot have the honour of perforating this
Classing ; acid that, on tug to the iodssposo 00000 of Mr. Ware,
Mr. Mori hair, iti the most liberal smatter, consorted to lead
the Rand tut the present occasion.
Places for the Raises to be takes of Mr. Brandon, at the
Dox-olhee,
THEATRE-ROYAL ENS;I.ISif OPERA-HOUSE,
STRAND,
TILE Public are respectfully informed that this
Theatre will be opened on WEDNESDAY NEXT,
the 14th, and FRIDAY, lath inst. when au entirely new
LECTURE ON THE STRUCTURE OF THE UNI-
VERSE, principally selected from the Works of the best
Writers on Astronomy, will he delivered by Mr. BARTLEY.
The %hole Illachioery which will he introduced in aid of the
subject, and necessary fur • popular illustration of the sub-
lime Phenomena of the HICII.IIIB bas been constructed on a
scale of uoprecedented eplendo:r, magisitede, and expeasr.
A mew Apparatus for the display of the Transparent
Scenes bat been invented and made by Sir. George Dollasl,
expressly for this exhibition.
A Glad*. la feet in eircosif ,•nal a MOOll of corres-
ponding magnitude—a grand Planetarium, tepreartstong the
SON &rib, and Moon, encircled by the Zodiac, IM feet in
rirensaference—enel a 66 orrery of it terraria/us rural, des-rare
tug a circle upwards of IMO feet, will also be displays d.
During the intervals of the Lecture appropriate Symphonies
from the Oratorios will be performed uu the organs by an
'mowed Professor.
I urthcr particular, will be announced in the hills.