The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1824-03-17 00:00:00

TREAT RE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
.• This Evening, WEDNESDAY, Marc* 17,
A GRANO PERFORM ANt•E OF ANCIENT AND MODERN MUSIC.
UMUSR TSR mascrios or da. horde&
PART I.
A GRAND SELECTION from the Works of HANDEL, tic. de.
Between the first and second Parts
Solo, Violin, Mr. Mori (May seder); Recd. ed Aria, Miss Paton.
PART 11.
(For the that Issue In this Country).
A SACRED ORATORIO, entitled JERCSALLM DELIVERED,
translated front the tsetinan; the Music br the Abbe Stadler, Director
of Music to the Emperor of Austria.
Between the second and third Parts'
From the general approbittluet with which it was received 01) rriday
ISA (the greatest apylume hating attended every Interval of the Per-
muses). Signor Viuwrcati will perform a FAistasia oil the Luillb;Ardu
Mandolin; Duet, Mims M. Tree and Mr. Brahmin (Heehaw).
FART
A GRAND MISCELLANEOUS ACT, which will commence with
(for the third time in this Country) the celebrated LP. ERTCRE tai
DER niEvstiturz.
lu the course of this Part will he performed (first time this Season)
the sPrlftd Descriptive Chori:•, comp...ell by Beethoven, entitled
The CALM of the SEA and the RISIN‘i BREEZE.
Principal Performers—Mrs. Salmon, Mhos Ilmuuall, and. Miss Paton—
Miss stephens' Salm Melville, and Miss M. Tree; Mr. Brahma, Mr.
T. Cooke. Mr. Hawest Master Lunghurst, and Mr. irwPio—Mr. T.
Welsh nod Mr. Philhps.
The Grand Performance on Friday the 111th: will take rime it tint
Theatre Royal. Covent Girded.

NEW THEATRE ROYAL. DRURY-LANE.
To-murrow Keening. THURSDAY, March In, will be peeturmed
M ‘C
Macbeth, Mr. Kean i Alacdutt Mr. wit rack- Hecate, Mr. O. Smith
Lady Macbeth, Mn,. Bunn.
After which, tiI.ANLsH GALLANTS.
Tu conducts with the le/amt.(
D 4 .1r AS A POST,
OM Friday there will be no therformamee.

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARPRN.
To4nortow Evening, THURSDAY. Mardi tB.will be pethwnied
PRIDE SHALL HAVE A PALL.
Count Venters, Yr. W. Vat ren ; seetbe... Mr. Ireeneas. Lorenz°, Mr.
Ceoper. Victoria. Mtge Paton.; Leonora. re.
To conclude with the Barletta of

Miri.~S.

On Friday, A Grind Mtl,llCif
Mr. Dothan.

under the direction of

KING'S THEATRE, OPERA CONCERT ROOM,
HAYMARKET,
(Now beautifully arranged as a Theatre. with Ihnces, Pk, and Gallery.)
Mr. I). F. WALKER respectfully annonuce:,his ASTRONOMIUAL
c LEruits-s on the NEW EIDOUILANION, or LARGE TRANS-
PARENT ORRERY. In addition to its usual splendor, he pismoses
much new lad. Interesting matter the detuoinitration of variou•
rmbiesus. which hitherto have nut been introduced publicly. To
be repeated THIS EVENING', WEDNESDAY, and to continue each
Wednesday in Lent. Duxes, 45.: Upper ditto do.: Gal-
lery. Is. Dours to open at Seven; Lecture to b'estin at hali-pal4, and
to end at Ten. Tickets and Place* to be had of Mr. Sealtin. at the
Opera Ilux-ottlee, in the Quadrant.

THEATRE ROYAL, ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE.
On Wednesdays and Fridays In Lent.
LECTURE on ASTRONOMY and the PHENOMENA of the
HEAVENS and of the EARTH.
The Lecture to be delivered by Mr. Bartley. THIS EVININD.
To begin at Ne% eu ; and conclude at Ten.
Tickets of Adninsum for 111MIllos to be had on moderate terms at
the Wardle,.

THEATRE ROYAL ENGLISH OPERA HOUSE.
MR. MATI:EWS AT FIUME!
On THURSDAY, March 2:1. DOC
With his ANNUAL LECTURE on PECULIARITIES, CHARACTER,
and MANNERS: In nneutltely new EinemLament, *stilled
A TRIP TO AMERICA.
Tito Buz °Moo lo upon from Teo lour Daily.