... previous to his leaving Scotland, will take place at the ASSEMBLY ROOMS, on TUESDAY NIGHT,'Nov, 2. IS24. ACT THE FIRST. Overtuie-Mozart. 51ee-Dishop. Introduction and Variations on the Air, ' My Lodging ison the cold ground, for the Grand Piano F'orte, with ...

... Leader of the Band, (which will iie colsmpiete,) MrF ii'LAY 'DU'N. N. Pianotorte6,'Mr MATrueR . ACT f M ; Overture, Figaro-Mozart. Song, Mr1GA VSS, '-Pria che spunti-CInuirtss. Song, Mrs S4ALMOu, Grand Scena-ed aria, IMS.-,Paccdni. Trio-Violin, Tenoi ...

... thte Birth of Mozart, the rater part of the Frognwe wisl be select edfrom his Works. PROGRAMME. Grand Sympbony, No. 6. Jupiter. MOZART. I Quartet. Two Violins, Tenor, and Vio- loncello . . 3IOZART. Overture, Zauberflote (by desire) MOZART. Requiemr March ...

... The Scenery, Machinery;Drea~es,ind Decorations, are partly Ld- new, ad..partlyselected._.. The Music chiefly selected from Mozart's Operas,and ; a \ adapted eo the BtitiStage by Mr Bisaaop. Of Thle &o u'nt A4lmavivi l)y Mc JQXN,&re,,., at- Figaro, his ...

... appearest DIir. C)t tac. Mozart. Ar Isle, hourgh I t ace (Solomnn) Handel. Chore-' SWr! the foil Choros, b,} time ij Edinot GA h Srar'rroj) IHandel. PART'SECOND. 0 t,,re-S3m1 n . Handel. ! sic- Praiso Jehovah, (No. 3 in DI) Mozart. iaollv DNet, qnO Choru3-*' ...

... Recit, Mrs Bushe, E. Susanna, ed . . MOZART. ns Aria, Dove Sono (Figaro)) Is Quintetto, Miss Birch, Miss Mar- shall, Mr Bennett, Mr Stret- /. ton, and Mr Phillips- Sento, 0 Dio (Cosi fan tutte), MOZART. Terzetto, Miss Marshall, Mrs A. Shaw, a ...

... third Number of 40ZART'a celebrsted WALT-Z- Ed. Frice'is. 6id.- . - : 6. Second edition of the second Number of WALTZES, by Mozart. Performed at the Theatre-Royal with great ap- plause. Pricele. fd. - PeRSSON, ROBERT5tON, asnd Co. have always an elegant ...

... SUBLIME ORATORIO of the MESSIAH, with the Tenor Cliff transposed, only ias. Also, the beat Compositions of Handel, Haydn, Mozart, Beethoven, Pleyel, Pergolesi, and others. A catalogue ofthe whole may be had gratis, from which the great advantages in a ...

... 69; J. Webbe, 77 ; Winter, 70, &c. &c. And among those who were cut off in the prime of life wvere-Bellimni, 29 ; Herold and Mozart, 36; Pergolisi, 33; Pinto, 19; H. Purcell, 37; Ste- phenr Slorace, 33; C. Von Weber, 40; nod with deep concern wve add the ...

... of Am. tfiial Temperaments, &e. ..No. 11. The state of Music ini Germ-ny, since 1700, a Pa- Y rallel between Raphael and Mozart, 'the orlgsn, progress, a: e present state of Music in Bath; the state. of Music in Scot. _ land; ditt e ih^BllstdL' the Abbe ...

... has hi- therto been heard in this part of the Kingom, which t ,itll enable hiite- to give t15 GRAKD SlMPHONIES *t of HAYDN, MOZART, &c their faM effece. Terms of Subscription, tidother particulars. may be -f had at Mr CoPai's Mw'sir Shop, No. 8, South St ...

... of that event, haa devoted this part to the Performance of a Selection of his Music. GRAND SYMPHONY-Haydn. BENEDICTUS, from Mozart's REQuirm-Miss NOES Miss E. lENSON, Mr SW/FT, and Mr G. PENSON. A ARI A-M1iss E. PATON- With Verdure clad-Ilaydn. TERZETTO ...