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London, England, 1803-03-10 00:00:00

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LAY-HOUSE ORIOSICES DURING LENT.
TTHEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
O-MORROW, FRIDAY, March il, 1803,
will be performed,
A GRAND SktiECTICIN OF
C.
From the most fav SACREourite D Works I
of HANDEL.
PART I.

Overture—Samson.
Song, Mr. DEN NI AN. " Wave from waver" Is. in Egypt.
Song, Mr. I NCL EDON, " Softly rise." Dr. Boyce's Sol.
Chorus, " Yr southern breezes."
Song, Miss MUNDAY, " COME ever smiling Liberty.'
udas Mae,
Air, Sig. STORACE, l
In sweetest harmony." Saul.
.Chorus, " 0 tital day."
Song, Mr. ERATIA&I, " Pleasure my former ways."
Ting: and Truth.
Chorus, " Immortal Lord." Deborah.
PART 11.
bierture.. Adis and Galatea.
Fhclult " 0 the pleasure of the plains." Ms and Gal.
‘e;il),L Miss MUN DAY, " Hush ye pretty warbling."
Mr 11,7C.LE DON, " Love sounds the alarm 1),
Si..STORACE, Mr. IiRA HAM, and Mr. DEN.
MAN,"The tioeks shall leave the mountains." •
.),If() RA CE., " Heart the seat."
Chorus, " C:,latea dry thy tears." •
S')llg, •Mr• BRAHA Softly sweet." A-lex.. Feast,.
Chorus (\roioncello obligat , Mr. C. Ashley).',
, r. Ye so4s of Israel." jot,htl4.
PART 111.

Fourth Oboe Concerto. •
~,Scre t, Mr. DENMAN, " layette the beams." Omnip.
nR, Mr. INCLEDON " Sin nut 0 King." Saul.
c'norus, "He smote all t, he first-born." Is. in Egypt.
"ng, Signora STORACE, " Pious Orgies." Judas Mac.
liraviira Song, Mr. BR HA.M.
Grand Chorus, o The King shall rejoice."
End of Part 11.
A Concerto on the Violin b'y Mr: C. ASHLEY.
Principal. Vocal Pt rfornierß,
Signora STO RACE, and Miss MU NDAY ;
Mr. BRAHAM, Mr. SNIITH, Mr. DENMAN,
And Mr. INCLEDON.
Leader of the and ASHLEY.
The Yett of the Bond and the, Chorusses, which will be nu-
merous and complve, by the most approved Performers.
The whole under the Direttion of Mr. A SkiLEY, Seri.
Doors to be opened at Six, and the Performance to begin
at Seven o'Clqck.
Boxes, 65.• Pit, 3s. 6d. Gallery, zs. Upper Gallery, :a.
Books of ;he Words to be had at the Theatre.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the
Box-Office, in !tat-street.

BATTLE OF LODI. -
NQW OPEN, AT THE LYCEUM,
''`HIS Extensive Historical PICTURE, painted
by ROBERT Mil( PORTER.
Executed upon the same large Scale as his former Works
.of the Starr:og of Scringa-P"lrn• Siege of Acre, and the
Battle of Alexandria.
It is painted upon the most correft information ; to obtain
Which Nlr. Porter visited tip., Continent.
This Picitsr* gives an acccrate idea of the situation of both
Armies at that interezaing moment when the French crossed
the Bridge. It contains, besides Portraits of many other Ge.
nem' Officers in the French Army, those of Bonaparte, Her-
thier, IVVassena, Augerau, Latines, Monier, Dess4l3t, lcc. as
also several of the Austrians.
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