Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-25


JANE sHoRE-Hasting. Mr. Hield-Duks Of Glo.ter, Mr..
Isienings-Dumoni, MIR. Gann-Bsmour, MIR Wheatley--
UHessy, Mr. Nersen-Ratclin, Mr.. Wells-Derby, Mr..
ISs Hi Mr. JOhn'OuJans Shore Mrs. s0man
After which Mr. slSmaa will and sing several Comic
After winch advertisement in which Madame Lscoms aud
Pas de Deur by Miss and Master Wells.
HERCULES THE KING OF CLUBs-Tim. Mr. sloman
wGrante, Fisher-Frizby, Povey-Mr Rsnsbotom, Mrs
To conclude with
MY UNCLE JOHN-Uncls John, Mr.. Plaeide-Elza, Mrs.
Chippndale.
Doors spen 6perrermanoe commerce at quarter past
O'Clock.
Box Tickets, Sl-Pt so sents-Galiery, a5een,s.
NATIONAL THEATRE Late Italian Opera House
Streets ten doors from Broadway-THiS EVENING, will
MY GREAT AuNT-Mr. William Faithful Mr. Burton
Ciptain A. Gay, Mr.. Waack-Leut. Sidney, Mr.. Horn.
castle-Mr Thomas Gadfy, Mr. Conner Mrs w Faithful
Mrs Seton.
After which
PETER THE GREAT AND THE DUTCH BURGo
MASTER-Mynheer Van Dunder, Mr. Buron-Peter the
Great, MIR Conner-Comt de M4ryile MIR J waaek jr
: Baron de varenslef, Mr.. Matthews Bertha, Miss
In the Of the piece will be exhibited scene, repre-
senting the Dock Yard a saardam.
After which, STATE SECRETS Gregory Thimblewell,
Mr. Burton-Hugh Neville, Mr. Rogers-Caveron Hal
Mr. Wallack-Humphrey Hedgehog Dir Blakely-slasd
Doors open at IL Performance at 7. Boxes
81 Pit so cents Gallery % cents
L,RANkLIN THEATRE, CHATHAM SQUARE, under
Il the direction Of Mr. II. BLAKE. THIS EVE
THE WHITE HORSE 6F THE PEPpERs-Major Han,
feld, Mr. Wils-Gera Pepper, Mr. Bellamy-Asatha
Mrs Observation-Disclosures, the wife Of Gerald, Mrs
Watts
After which
A TALE OF THE sEA-Jack Junk, Mr. Cline-F Frederick,
MIR. Chares-Angersof, Mr.. Goodenow-Marieta, Mrs
Anderson
After which Panoramic View Grand Election Process
presenting the view before the audience
than Fifteen Thousand human figures and one thou
sand horses
To conclude with
RENDEZVOUS -Bolding, Mr. MDonala-Smart, Mr. Hall
Charles, Mr. Charles-Quake, Anderson-Simon, Wills
Sophia Mrs Watts.
Doors open Performance at quarterpas
O'Clock fal.ln.
n5- GRAND CoNCERT-CITY HOTEL.-MRJ P.
KNIGHT respectfully informs the public Of New York and its
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC, at the City
HOTEL FRIDAY evening .ext April 10th Mr. Knight is
happy that he has succeeded obtaining the vaua
bic assistance Of the following very eminent vocaists
Mrs. Segun, Mrs c. T. Horn,
Mr. Secuin Mr.. c. f. Horn,
Mr. Denp.ier, (his first ap. Dir. DAMS,
pearance in New Yorkfor (thc celebrated autist)
two yean)
Programme
I-Sons-Mr Dempster-" The angels whisper" Lover.
a-song-Mr segun-" Di piacerp Rossni.
s-Grandara Mrs Seguin-" Lsve now from nay
roses.o Knight.
5-Northern Reirain--NIs, Horn-@ Thro' the
streets Of New York city,, Horn.
TThe burthen Of this melody consists Of the
morning cry carol of the sweeps of the
city OF New York, from the !" National Me-
lodies Of America
6-Duet-Nr and Mrs Seguin-" Come frenar.S Rossinl
7-Ballad-sir Horn Meca.' Horn
s-sons-Mr seguiu =" The Black Banaer,'
(lst time) Knight
Finale-AIrs seguin, Mr. Knight and Mr. begun
- Hark It's the Indian drum" Bishop
Pspr III.
Trio" Near the lake where droopd the will
lown-Nlr Horn, Mr. knight, and Mrs Horn
recently arranged as a trio. Horn.
s-Fantesia-Mr Davis. Nicholson.
3-Cavatina-Mrs segain-"Tm queen Of afary
landn-(6rst time-composed expressly for
her) Knight.
4-scotch Baad-Mr Dempster Anon
5-Ballad-Mrs Horn" All thing, Low. thce' Horn
6-Song-Mr Knight In the days when we went
gipseymg !, :, sporie
7-Sony-Mr Hsri-" Mad Tom,' PARCEL
s-Song-Mr Seguin-s Switzerland. my native home."
ARRANGED expressly for him by Mr.. Latham.)
Finale-Mrs Seguin, Mr. knight, and Mr. Sesuin-
sWere a. nodda," hseder
ly- Tickets one dollar, to be had at the principal Music
Stores the City Hotel the evening Of the Concert
o. The doors viii be opened at o'clock-the concert to
commence at O'Clock precisely. Artists