Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-23

DARK TskAFAS-rMs EvDsHNS van b psr
PROAOTION-Marsuis de velleeour Mr. Fisher-Coloaei
de Ia Garde, DIR ipoindaleCharles Mervil Mr. Wheat
ley-Madame de Veilesoar, Mrs vsrnsa-Madame dc Ia
GTde Mrs ChipPiadse
JANE sHORE--Hastings Mr.. Hield-Dvks of Gloser, Mr.
Richings-- Dumont Mir. Gann--Belmeur MIR. Whsatiey-
Ca,esby, MIR. Nexsen-RatclR MIR. Wells-Derby, Mr.
Haydsn-Oaser, Mr.. Johnson-Jans Shore, Mrs. Slonan
Alicia, Mrs Shaw.
To conclude with
ALADDIN; or The Wonderful Lamp--Aladdin Mis-. Cush-
man-Tahi Tongnck, Mr. Nixen-Aosnzae, Mr. Rich,ng'
-Kagrack, Mr.. Fisher-Prncess Badroufboudour, Mrs.
Chppindae.
Doors spen sperfsrmanoe at quarter past
7 O'clock
Box Tickets sI-Pit, so sents-Gallery, 25cenis
NATIONAL THEATRE Late Italian Opera HOUSE
IN MIR WALLACE Lessee-Corner Of Leonard and Church
streets ten doors from Broadway-THlS EVENING, VIII
PETER THE GREAT AND THE DUTCH BURGo,
MAsTER-Mynheer Van Dunder, Mr. Burten-PeteI the
Great, Mr. Conner-Count de Marvile, Mr. Naliaek Jr
: Baron de Varenslof, Mr.. Matthews Bertha, bliss
Ayres.
In the course Of the piece will be exhibited repre-
senting the Dock Yard at Saardam
After After , which ,, ~ 1o... NJ.
Mr.. j. Waack, Jr-hr. Melton Mr. Blakely-Eliza Mel
ton, Mrs Rogers-Jenny, Miss Ayres
To conclude with
The operetta Of NO-sr George Doubtful Mr. RogersCom
modore Hurricane, Mr. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Mr. Horncas
ue-Andrew, Mr. Blakely-Smart, Mr. Baldeck-Maria
Mrs Baley-Lady Doubtful, Mrs Sefton-Deborah, Mrs
Doors open at 10 Performance at T. Boxes
81 Pit SO cents. Gallery % cents.
THRANKLlN THEATRE, CHATHAM SQUARE, under
IL the direction Of MIR X. BLAKE. THIS EVE
MING will be performed,
PIzARRo-Rolla, MIR I. S. Cine-Pizarro Mr. Gooaenow-
Alonzo, Mr.. Charles-Sentnel, Mr.. Wills-Elyra, Mrs.
Bannister-Cor,, Mrs Watts
To conclude with
BLACK EYED SUSAN-William, Mr. L Chne-Captan
Crosstree Mr. Charles-atchet, Mr. NrDonald-Admlral,
Mr. Anderson-Raker, Mr. acknowledges, MI Bel
lamy-Jacob Twigg, Mr. Wills-Black Eyed Susan, Mrs.
Doors open Performance quarterpas
O'Clock f2l-lm.
NO GRAND CONCERT-CITY hOTEL-NR. J. r.
KNIGHT respectfully informs the public Of New York and its
VoCHL AND I%sTRGMENTaL Music, at the City
Hotel FRIDAY evening next April GOTH Mr.. Knight is
happy to that he has obtaining the vaua
bic assistance Of the following very eminent vocass viz:
Mrs. Segun, Mrs G. r. Horn,
Mr. SeCuin Mr.. c. T.. Horn,
Mr.. Denp.ter, (hs first ap- Dir. Danis,
two years.
Programme
PART |.
l-sons-Mr Dempster-a The angels Whisper" Lover.
2-song-Mr Segun--" Di placer" Rossni.
s-Grand aria Mrs seguin-' Lsven now from my
4-Ballad-sIr knight" She wore a wreath Of
roses.n Knight.
5-Northern Refrain-M,s, Horn Thro' the
streets Of New York city Horn.
THE burthen Of this melody consists Of the
morning cry carol OF the sweeps Of the
city Of New York, from the f" National Me-
lodes of America"
6-Duet-Mr and Mrs Seguin-" Come frenar" Rossinl
7-Ballad-sfr Horn Meeta.n Morn.
3-Song-Mr Seguin The Black Banner
FinaleHMrs seguin, Mr. Knight and Mr. seguin
:" Hark! It's the Indian drum Bishop.
PART II.
l-Trio-a Near the lake where droopd the will
lown-Mr Horn, Mr. Knight and Mrs Horn
recently arranged as a trio. Horn.
s-Fanta.ia-Mr Davis Nicholson.
3-Cavatina-Nrs seguin-"rm queen Of fairy
Iand"-(irst time-eomPosed expressly Tor
a-scotch Bsllad-Nr Deinpster Anon
5-Ballad-Mrs Horn" All things love thee Horn
6-Song-Mr Knight" la the days when we went
cipseying, Sporle
(newiy arranged by Mr.. Knight
7-son.-Mr Hen-" Mad TomS Purcell
S-Song-Mr Seguin-" Switzerland. my native home!
ARRANGED expressly for him by MIR. Latham.)
Finale-Mrs sesuin, Mr. Knight, and Mr. sesun-
ayye're a. noddiar Maeder
n Tickets one dollar be had the principal Music
Stores and City Hotel the evening OF the Concert
~ The doors will be opened oclosk-the concert to
commence at 8 o'clock precisely. a2aotis
VNRoTTING-BEACoN COURsE-A trotting meeting
will take place the Beacon Course, Thursday
April 25th, and sontnse three days.
First oclock-Purse $50, free for troting horses
that roed for money two mile heats under the saddle
Same day ocockPurse 500 freeior all Iong horses,
two mile heats Entries for the above purse to be
made on Tuesday April ~, at o'clock, at the course
Second o'clock Purse $50 FOR trottng horses that
never won purse $50, two mile heats in harness.
Same day at O'Clock, Purse $780, for rottng horses that
$780, mile heats under the saddle
Third day. o'clock Purse 500 for trettns horses that
a purse 500, two mile heats, wagons;
wagons 20 weigh mach A. 400 lbs.
o'clock Purse 500 for all rotting horses,
4. 80 - ~. an. ~A1 IA