The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1821-03-14 00:00:00

ORATORIOS.
CATR F.-ROTA L, DRURY-LANE.
THIS EVENING, Wednesday, March 14,
GRAN Ll RELIECIION of Alta ENT aad MODERN
MUSIC, moiler the duection of Sir George Semi. Sting Owl
lett lemma of these Performaaors seder his inattagemeat.
The assail exertions will be made in order to merit • conti-
nuation of the pstrougge and approbatimi with which they
have, for several years past, bete honoured.
Part I. The lest Pert of Hayda's Sacred Oratorio, the
CREATION, in which Mrs. Saloom will slog the Air,
With verdure dad ;" mid Mr. Bratism, the Seems, " Im
'Outdoes height." At the rod of the Part (by mast par-
ticular desire) Reeit. eel Aria, ' Eceo a te (Mayer), by
MaJaate Cataporese, sad a Faidasia oa the Preach Hors by
Mr. Poszi.
Part 11. (First time in ibis Country) a NEW GRAND
REQUIEM, earapeard sad arranged expavady for this occa-
sion, by Beebe', which Will emectodo with a Quartette sad
Greed Chorea, areadoraairet on Thirteen !Sups (fortaluste
Oveltesteos).,baMe. Dachas aad midair of his Papsk.
partiretare of Pim, soil the whole Performsece,
are given in the Printed Bills, which may be had at any of
the principal Marie naps.
Part 111. A GRAND MISCELLANEOUS ACT, in
which will be introduced several favourite Modern Pierre
from the meet esteemed Compusers. Also some of Hail-
tiers Grand Choruses. To roadside with the Coronation
Aothees.
The Died will be. on the grand scale of former years :

Leader, Mr. thwart.
Principal Vocal Performers—Mr". Sal.••, pip Goodall,
Mrs. Balehambers, and Madame Campania ;fir. Ppm,
Mr. W. H. Cutser. Mr. Hawes, Mr. Tommy, Mr. Nelwtq
Mr. Gamblers, and Mr. Brabant.
Boxes and Places miy he taken of Mr. Rodtrell, at ibe
Theatre, from Eleven to five, of whom allay be bad a Pri-
vate Box toightly).
The Free Lost does not extend to these Perfornsamees.

TI I g7TRE-ROYA L, II V-Leltili.
/r0-MORROW, THURSDAY, March 15.
his Majesty's Servants will perform' the Coolie Opera of
LOVE IN A VILLAGE.
fir Meadows, Mr. Foote; Youag Meadows, Mr.
Norm; Justice Woodcock, Mr. Mender; Hawthorn, Mr.
Brahma (his 7th appearance in that character); Hodge,
Mr. Knight. Mrs. Dr-borah Woodcock, Mrs Harlow.; Us-
clads, Moo Pirveg; Madge, Mrs. Bland; &netts, Miss Wil-
ma (her 7th appearance In that character).
After which, the f.ivntorite Extravaganza called
GIOVANNI IN LONDON.

Don Giovanni, Madame Vestrig; Leporello, Mr. Harley ;
Mr. Floacetilie Finickin, Mr. Barnard. Mrs. Leporello, Miss
Cubits; Miss Constantin Quixotic, Miss Perry; Mr..
DiatisenaJry, Mrs. Dobbs; Squalling Fan, Mrs. Bland.
The Doors will I,e opened at Half-past Six o'Clock, and
the Performance. no each Evening commence at Seven.
Boxes, 75.; Second Price, 3s. 6.l.—Pit, 3s. 6d.; Second
Price, 2s.—L.ower Gallery, !s.; Second Price, Is.—Upper
Gallery, Is.; Second Price, 6d.
Places to he taken of Mr. Rodarell, in she Rotunda of the
Salm* of the Theatre.
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pivot* Boxes *a be ►ad Niebtly or for the Seasoa.—Sests
may also be ',bloused is the Orchestra Boxes, by appliestiee
to Mr. Bothwell, at the Theatre ooly.,
Oss sala►My, The Daewoo : Clete, Nies Wilms.
A sew Serious Opera is its preparation.

7111 EA TRN-110Y A L, COVENT-GARDEN.
TO-AIORROW, THURSDAY, March 15,
will be performed a new Opera, called
DON JOHN ;
or, THE TWO VIOLETTAS.
Doe John, Mr. C. Kemble; Don Frederick, Mr. Jones;
Duke of Ferrara, Mr. Abbott; Petrachio, Mr. Connor;
Fractioso, Mr. Liston. First Violetta, Miss Hallande;
Landlady, Mrs. Davenport; Second Violetta, Miss Stephens.
After whirl', the grand Melo-drematic Romance of
THE FORTY THIEVES.
Canting Rah', Mr. Atkins • Ali Baba, Mr. Blanchard;
Ganes,Mr. Duraset; Mustsha, Mr. Emery; Abdalla, Mr.
Connor. Cugia Babs, Mn. Liston; Illorgiaua, Miss E.
Drone' t.

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Doors to be opened at Haltpast Six o'Clock—the Play to
►egin at Seven.
Boxes, 7s ; Second Price, 3s. 6.l—Pit, 3s. 6d.; Second
Prier. 2+—Gallery, 25.; Second Price, la. —Upper Gal-
lery, Is.; Second Price, tid.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
Box-Office. Hart-street, from Ten till Four.
A Private Box may be bad fur the SeAlUll, or nightly, of
Mr. Brandon, at the Box-Office.
On Saturday, Don John, or The Two Violettas.
Ott Monday, Shakspeare's Tragedy of The Life and Death
of Kiug Richard the Third.
On Tuesday, The Stranger: M re. Haller by a Young Lady
Orr first appearance on any stage).

ORATORIOS,
TIMATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN,
Under tUe Direction of Mr. Bishop.
The Proprietor has the satisfaction most respectfully to
acquaint the Nubility, Gentry, and the Public, tbmt, in
addition tj the engagenieuts already made in the royal
department of these Performances, •is. Miss Stephens,
&c. Mrs. Salmon is engaged fur Friday neat, and that
Mr. Brahmin i• roped fur the remainder of the Season.
bliss Puvey, Mr. Pyne, and Striae Atigrisaui, are also
engaged.

ON FRIDAY NEXT, March 16, a GRANI)
PERFORMANCE of POPULAR and CLASSICAL
MAW, preceded' by Cherubibi'e celebrated Overture to
Anent 's.

In the coarse of Ow twain:: Mrs. Salmon will sing" To els'
Arrrudi," fines the opera " II Tniscreds"—" My lasilging
i. ois the sold Groisim ' (wish variatioas)—she &volume
duels. Vive le Rui," wish Mr. Brigham, and .• Su l'Aria"
thy Mozart) wish Miss Stephens : atm Roasinea Terzetto,
with Mr. Brabam and Signor Angrissni, " Zisti Zitti."
Mr. Braham will sing the celebrated scene (sum Jrptha,
" Beeper and deeper still ;" the scene from ‘lllliin's Paca•
dive Loa, " The aside of the Angels ;" and " is there a
Heart." Mivs Steplaiss will sung, by express &sue,
" Cease your Funning ;" she psipislar duet (by particular
slesire) wish Soawor AMOl.lllli, th/tVillellt. ;" and she cele-
brated Ecriau Son. Miss Pose, ss ill nog (by desire) " But
thus did.t not leave," situ " The May Wish." Miss War-
wick, Dr. Mehl. duet with Mr. l'yne, " Bora in you
Blaze," avail "IA Donna else A inaute." Signor Angrisani,
" Non pia Andrei;' and I(hy most particular desire) she
nilmised dirt, will, Alia Stephens, " Can Pazirsiz i."—
Mins Sharp will perform a faula.iia uss the harp, composed
by &elem.

The Performance to conclude with (fur the second time,
in consequence of the enthusiastic al-clamor ions a hick attend-
ed its lint performance, and by an Orchestra consisting of
nearly Twu Hundred Performer., including a Double Or.
chests of Harps) a N EMI GRAND TRIUMPHAL
OUL, iu Honour of the First Auniversary of his Must
Gracious Stjesty's Accession to the Throne. Composed
by Mr. Bishop: the Poetry by R. Southey, F.sq.
The whole In conclude with the National Anthem," God
lace the King," with additional and appropriate Stanzas,
written by W. F. Collard, Esq.
Principal Vocal Pirfurruess--Miss Stephens, Miss Nary,
%1i" Warwick, and Mrs. Salmon ; Mr. Brabant, Mr. P)ue,
Mr. Trail, Mr. Tinne►, ■ud Signor Angrasani.
Mares for the Boxes to be takes of Mr. broaden, at the
Bovollice, Hart-alrect.