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ra - ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~5 TfEXATRE-ROY AL, DRURY-LA yE. TIIIS present EVE%11NG, Wednesday. March 17, a Grand Perforimi- anlee ofANCIENT aid MODERN IUSI', under the direction of mr. Bochsa. PaLrt 1. A GRAND SEL1CTI'ON from thie Works of Handel. Betwevn the first anid secoind Parts, Solo, Violin, Mr. Mon, Mayseder: Recit. ed Ar:. Miss Patoln. I'art It. For the tirst tine In this coins- try. aSacred Oratorio, entitled JERUSALEM DEl.IVYRED, translated from the Germail; the 'Music by the Abbie Stadler, Director of NMusIc to the Emperor of Austria. between the seconid anid third parts, from thgeznercil alrprpbatioli with whicis 't vas received on F'riday last, tile grcatest applausc having attended every initerval of the per- formaINc, Signior Vlinereati will perforrm a niew Eantasila oni the Loin- hardo Mlandolinl: Duct, Miss MI. 'I'ree and NMr. Brahalirrans. Part I"1. A GRAND MISCELLNNES)US ACT, which will commence with (for thie third time iii this cotintry) the cc!ehrated Overture to Der Preyschurtz. In the course of this part will he performed (first time this season) the admired descriptive Chorus, ecomrposed bIv Beethoven, ertitled the CALNI of tile SEA arid the Rl,;lNG BREEZE. l'riicipail l'erformcrs-MKrs. Salmon. Miss Goodail. anid MissPato,, ?,lIss StcIe I)s, Miss Nielv ille, and INlis M. Tree;. MSr. Braham, ur. T. Cooke. Mlr. Hiales, Master Longhurst, and 1r. .Sapio Mr. T. Welsh, and Mr. Phiillips._____ TR EA 7RE R01 VAt, A2r( ltSSII Ol'EIIA- hOUSE, Strand, opposite 1f1aterloo.bridge. THilS EVENING. anid on Wedncsdays arrd Fridayi In Lent.- LECTURE .n AS'ITRONXMY arid the PHIENOMENA if the HEAVENiS anid of tire EAllTII. The iectutre to be delivered by Mr. BARI'LEY. Beglns at 7. Crcnclrdes at 10. TrrEA TRE R() YA L, EV Lr( IL O EPRA.- 1o0s r. ,Sh atid. MIr. MATHlEWS' " AT HOME " oni Thuirsday. March 25, s-itir his ANNUAL L.ECTURE oni PcuRliarities, oaicarater. arid 'lairilers, In an eirtirely nesv eritertairinoelt, eititled A ''IIIP TO AMERICA. The bux-oftice is open. froml 10 till 4 dujily. .A IJT.Pil 7'1iiI-f4TRE, STR.4A%D. M. tHEN.iV lias tlie hlurnour to srsnoulrce, that he will repeat at tisii'FiieatreTillS EVENING, and every Wedniesdayand Fridayduririn Lent, his astonishingaird magrificent display,rf UNCOMMONN IL.LU- SIONS. worrderfrl Metarorphoses, and interestirne lilistrations ir Experima)ntal Ciymistry. Ilarts I arid 1I. M. Hetnry wrill exhiblit his nen and altcstishilnrfeats of Manutial Dexterity, amnazing Ccrnribina. ti,ns, Transfornmationrs &c. Part 1If. Novel enid lnterestlngExperl. nierits cur, Gas. Iart IV. t 1. enI'lry wIll attemnpt .several melidies, airs, &c.. on the Musical Glasses. Part V. N1. Hienry's celebrated Opti- cal Illusioris. Dorrrsopen at 6, onid comnmmence at 7.