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London, England, 1807-02-06 00:00:00

VOCAL CONCERT, 1807.
NEW ROOMS, HANOVER-SQIJARE

ESSRS. HARRISON, BARTIENIAN, and
M GREATOREX, moll refpedfully acquaint the Nobility
and Gentry, that the CONCERTS will commence at the above-
mentioned elegant Rooms, on Friday neat, the 13th of February
instant, and be continued on every fucceeding Friday to the end
of the Subfeription. Paffion and Eager Weeks excepted. Terms
of Subfcription—Four Guineas for Nine Concerts. Tickets are
transferable in families, Ladies' to Ladies, and Gentlemen's to
Gentlemen :or two Ladies not of the fame family or two Gen•
tlemen may, by entering their names refpedkively at the time of
fubfcribing, transfer their Ticket to each other, as theretofore.,
To render the Company feled, it is an indifpenfahle condition of
the Sobfcriprion. that any Ticket fent to a Shop, or a Dealer, to be
difpofe.l of, shall be forfeited for the remainder of the kafon.
Sub* iptions are received for the Manager. at Mr BircbAlfa,No.
133, Ncw Bond-greet, where Tickets arc now ready for delivery.
The Subfcription will continue open till the limited number be
completed.
No more will be iffued than the Room can perfectly accommo-
date. Ladics"fickets arc green, and the Gentlemen's red. The
Rule of this Concert, not to fell fingle Tickets, nor iffuc lefs than
whole Subfcription, will be ftrictly adhered to, as in former
years.
The Band Is on the enlarged fcale of left kaftan; and in the
Curie of the Concerts, Solos and Concertos on various inftu-
ments will he introduced by the moft celebrated Pcrforniers in the
kingdotn.—Principal Vocal Performers, Mils Par and Madame
Bianchi ; Mrs. Attie and Mrs. Vaughan ; Mifs Hawkins. Pupil
of Mr. Bartleman (her firft appearance in Public), and Mrs.
Mountain ; Mr. Harrifon, Mr. Bellamy (his firft appearance at
there Concerts); Mr. Gots. Mr. Vaughan, Mr. Beak, Mr. Elliot,
Mr. Horfley, Mr. Evans. Mr. J. Elliott, &c.and Mr. Bartleman ;
with a full Cht.rus in which the celebrated Female Singers belong.
ing to the Lancaflaire Chair-. will he employed.—Principal inttru-
menial Perfortnrrs—Leailer of the Band, Mr. Weifchel ; Prinei •
pal Second Violin, Mr. Morals ; Firft Tenor, Mr. Shield ; Prin-
eiparVioloneello, Mr. Lindley; Double Bares, Mr. Draggonetti
(Principal), and Meffrs. Boyce and Smart ; Oboes, Medis. Long
and Fofter ; Clarionets, Meffrs. Mahon and Oliver; Principal
Flute, Mr. Mile ; french Horns, Marra. Petridcs : Baffoons,
Melts. Holnte. and Lyon ; Trumpets, Meffrs. Hyde and Can-
telo ; Trombone, Mr. Marriotti ; Double Drums, Mr. Jenkinfon;
Organ and Grand Piano Forte, Mr. Greatorcx.
Among the Inftrumental Performers arr Marrs. Mountain,
Brooks, Lavenu, C. Lindley, Rawlings, Taylor, Ken% T.Holmes,
S. T. Lyon, &c.
Many new Songs, Duets and Glees will be produced. among
which are the Pieces competed for the Concentores Society by Dr.
Caliente, Dr. Smith, Meffrs. Webbe, Horlley, R. Cook, M.
Rock, Elliott, Spofforth, and Attwood, which have never been
publicly performed. The tavourite coripofitions of Sir John Ste-
venfon, Muf. 1). Dublin, T. Moore, llq. Mr. Shield, and Dr.
Clarke, of Cambrii:ge, will alfo he introduced—and kveral favou-
OM Airs, barmonif:d by Ng Greatorex, and Mr Harrifon.
Particulars of the Hilt Concert will be fhortly announced

THE NEWEST COLLECTION OF SONGS.
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