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| AIRS, DUETTS, and CHORUSSES, 
ARRANGEMENT of SCENERY, 
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9 SKETCH of the PANTOMIME, 


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|} The Piflure of Paris, | 
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AS PERFORMED AT THE 


THEATRE- ROYAL. 


COVENT-GARDEN. 


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Printed for T. CADELL, in the Strand, 3796. 


AIRS, DUETTS, CHORUSSES, Wes | 


IN THE 


PICTURE OF PARIS. 


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payment of the now uſeleſs Coronet, and the 
female Oki 5 ————— | 


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A I R——=Mjfs Barnet. | 
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WOULD you know where gentle love 


For a ſly concealment goes, 


*T is not to the turtle dove, 
Tis not to the breathing roſe ; 


But ſhould powerful beauty throw 


Timid glance from fav'ring eye 
Shout 12 duldet b 
Ah! ſuſpect the traitor nigh 


THE ſecond Scene is a faithful repreſentation . 
of the celebrated Convent of the Jacobins, ſitu- 
ated in Rue St. Honorie, — of which, [actajd- 
iug to an ipſeription on th Gate; is converted 

the National Gvards into 2 Guard Houſc, 
br Rendezvous for the firſt Battalion of the Di- 
Vitor of St. Roch. The Bufindls of his Scene 
exhibits the retxed State of the auſterity which 
1 charaQerizet the religious Orders, and 
he unbridled Keeniouh of the Pele. 


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TIE dard Sten Mes in dg Place Ar Ove, 
andtikes in the entire from of he Hot! de Ne; 
the fatal Lanterne appears at the corner, where 
the Poiſſards, aheut: t. ſacriſice: a Victim, are 
diſſuaded from their 1 purpoſe * A 
party of the National Guards, whoſe Leader 
adviſes them t have their pricgedUitigs ſanctioned 
by the authofitycf the — and they all 
repair tortheagrand Musicpabty Chamer of 
the Hotel de Villen $73 2vol ow 19 bo 


The Mag iltraes refuſing to W ſentence of 


death upon object 4 the Poiſſards' ſava 
kunden, er dne n cthe Magill ak 
emſelves the victims of their ven * But 
aded· by UE ſdeceſs I Cem er 
pine entreaty with Harlequin te — 
transformi ower on the — who con- 
verts the Arch Wige ſtrates⸗ Ifito*emblemarical | 
Fi . of 4 b Mer and Te 


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2 Loo een M ns AT 


A 8 of a Stvee: Pa Pariſian Public 
Houſe, is followed by cr 01 


A per View from 1 oyal he 
celeb ole W Bridge f called Po Ron io 
which crofles the River Seine from Place 2 | 
Quinxe q t the ern of the Palais 


Bourbon. 


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To a variety. of local Character and manners 
Giplayed in this Serve, W 


SONG baun, : — 


i Weben is the nobleſt hand - 

| TE CONE IIS 
eedam FIG * 
And her we love the moſt. 


The King, the Nation, and the Law we're ready 


w obey, 
Then vive la Loi, and vive le Roi, * 
| Liberte! | 


|, The birds unſhack1'd rove the 4% 
The fiſhes ſwim the Sea, 

No fetters e er cou'd Britains bear, 

| 2 * * boys, — we? 


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chokus. 
Ti ig the Natian, and the Law, Gee 


= The? at the baſe in arms hes ris 
To rob vs of the good, 
Yetev'ry effort we'd depiſe, 

| Their rage wou'd be-iithſiood. 


Chorus —The King, the Nation, &c 


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THIS i Glow 150 edu 1 in 


dialogue u ;n the humours of. the place, and SS 
fall in ET friend. ff 45 Captain 8, who is 
come over with dene of obtaining the 
object of his affe hy 8 ol 
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THE a nt ik who whoſcorm the 
902 Worl 
3 May Ar about with, his whiſkers 
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t hundred wives under lock 
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Hor 5 elle but himſelf to ſee ; 
- Yet long may he pray with his Al- 
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| Before he . love Jike an Iriſhman, 
Pati oins in; — ——= Like an Iriſhman. 
| _: Before he © can un loye.l like an Irimman. 


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e The 820 Monteur, e e 
| The Sem Don, and — my 
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ea The Butch Mykheer, fo full of} ride, 
. | „ Pruſſian, Swe be: 
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They all may do what ver they can, 
But they'll ne'er love * an Iriſh- 
man. | 
. Pat again. Like an inbman, 
But they'll never love like an Iriſh- 
man. 


Þ- ts, 


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5 The Finikia Fops themſelves be- 
ile, 8 

Aud think they pleaſe i in a capital 


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But 6 the 
ſtreet, 


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- Iriſhman. * xr 26 FO 

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rt Ls 2 Thar Gre acne can love like an 


Iriſhman. 


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A Repreſentation of the elegant 8 * 


which formerly ſtood at the corner of Rue le 
Noir, — and is now placed in the centre 


of the Market des Jnnocens A ob fronc 
of the New Edifice Built 425 the Natibbal Guards 


of that Diſtrict, on the fide of the Market which 
faces Rue St. Dennis. 


Amongſt the Characters in this Scene are a 
oupe of Savoyards, who play and ſing the 
Glowing 


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SONG and CHORUS;———14r. Blanchar 


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mars a 01.2 Rau aps to cor 3119 
Fat, 5 1 els dem Savoyard,.. 2 ru 
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Base 20 05 057. onion ; . 
Bur as we found de living Har. 
Ve come to France to get de bread. 


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ahi CHORUS, 


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a. © Ve bo de meriy Savoy Child, is) 
By de want and hunger led og, 0 


—_ „ Born on de Alpy Mountain wid, 
n m N de France to get de btend. - 


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The view is t 


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FR 1 Ve be Wand i to 


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Af ſhort gert, leads „ the inßde of a Coffee 


1 JADE 
T he bulineſs Oe which 1 in Harle- 
quin's recovery of Columbine by fixing the at- 
tention of her Purſugrs a change i lp the Firg- 
ce, aver which Hatel equin. N | order ta 


avoid being! himle CO wr 10 11 


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The next Goes e exhibits barns refidence 9 


the Prince Keane ee the e en d 
which is 


toward Rue de 


(after the univerſal practiet nom adopted through- 
out 2 opped out wich moulding clay. 
in the route from the intenor part of 


ebe to iche Champ i Mars, dd of 


the Scene naturally applies to the eagerneſs with 


WN renks 


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3 : hs ſon d nes be cur Wen, 0 


e Page The oronet and 


Arms over the Centre of the great Entrance is 


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| lens there, and it terminates by converting 


the Palais Bourhon into © 113 


A PILE QF-ELEGANT"RUTNS, 


blog £111.43 301 00 11. . 20 
2 do vb niels 
Thane From a Public Houſe in nh by Me 
vards, _— ie f. Mr. 
Blanchard, Mrygiyt n, Maſs- untley and 
Mr. Cubitt. | 


QU ARTETTO. — Blanchard, Ars. 
— 25 Huntley and Mr. Cubitt. 


We dat makes de tirhid 3 


105 ane Is gold © 
1 1 Savo! 2899811 . e — 


Mount: 'Tis mighty love rc 
Blanch. 'Tis love exalts mankind, 


| Got, Den let us unite 
| wY praiſe vi 


De ruler of ev'ry mind 
diſpeisode Air a var 1 '- 
<p = Ven 5 he finds de ſhip muſt go 
auch. Hr Joys dus date. de 
Too tink his Poll is not —— i 
Mount, Tis mi 


ighty aan enn dedkibrult . 
Blauch, Ti done ate aünhiad, , 


Girl, "1150 ee ee 0 M225 


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De * of ev 'ry mind, | 
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gri2i2vn09 ye 3 5 ina 
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Tis loxe dat makes de timid bold, 
De Miſer too forget his gold, 


Can ſoften de obdurate breaſt, 
old eee 
Tis mig pul mankind: 
bas Ts ve ede wanne 


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AND. * 8 2 to the Champ de 

Mars, (including the Pavillion erected before 

the Ecole Meare) its ſtate of. aver * 

the re of the ing | 
15 l Lab 


National ne 
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LEE 1 C18 #$ 1k oC] 


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(GLEB——lthn Dow lu. 


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WE be ſoldiers three 7 
Pardonnez moi roi, je vous en pr price, r 
Lately come forth the Low Country, 
With nom's png of money. 


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Here, good Eloy 1 drink to hee, 
Pardonnez moi, je vous in prie,, 

To all goed fellows, wherever wy ll 
OY e 1 via 


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And he that will not pledge with me, 


Pardonnez moi, je vous en prie, 
Pays for the ſhot, whatever it be, 
With never a penny of monex. 


tee ne 
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. Fr My i WY wigs itt it 


Pardonnez moi, je vous en pries, 
And then we will e ur work ue men. 


With never a penny . 


An exait view of 2 Gzand Afembly, vith 2 
repreſentation of the Members in debate, and the 


Viſitors in the ſeveral n A 
virtue'of Harlequin err the 
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| THE TEMPLE or couch 
Ne Gus“! 
Where the Goddels i is ſeated bs ber Thione.co 
receive the offerings of her attendant Votar ies, 
and the following Air, Duett and Chorus are 


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e Honus e 


N fondle but te fo A and Jeet Lie of only wind 


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nſtruments. | 


Silver lutes, and melting lays, 
Tell in tender tones of 8 


hat thy joys can never c 8 
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N 4 : 2. 
DUET TNF T female voices. 


Why ſeeks the gentle bird of loye, | 
The ſhelter'd Stream, the whiſp'ring Grove 
Why pours the Nightingale le tu, tune, 
To ho pale bluſhes of the Moon? 
$445 R that ni and coneotd join, 8 

o make the peaceful Scene 3 Macher 
And then the tuneful, am'rous bird, 
** by its faithful Partner head; 

Their 


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Their - balmy ** bleſs, ; 


And paſſion glows with fond exceſs; 19 
For ſacred night and concord join 


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372 30 DANCE. WOLAA 


CHE OR * " (repatel—all jel wa) 


Silver 3 and enki lays, 

Tell in tender tones of praiſe 5 1 2 
That thy joys can neyer. ceaſe, 

Queens * men NEO of Peace. 


$254 ,* 5 a 4 1929 14 


INSIDE or A CONVENT: 


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WHERE an artes takes piace between 
the Lover before mentioned in the Scene with 
„ N O' Leary, and the Nun he was in ſearch 
of, 


The Triumphal Arch erected at the entrance 
of the Champe de Mars, 'then-adtnits in proceſ- 
ſion, a ſelection 01 the ſeveral orgefs — de- 
ſcriptions df people, who aſſembled to aſſiſt at 
the ceremony f the grand Federation. Durin 
the Proceſſion, the following Glee, ue 
Choruſſes are performed. 


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WKilex/en. 


WHEN ſacred freedom EE tho 22 
The gen'rous yirtues ſwell her train; 

As round ſhe throws her radiant MS. 

- Deſpair, and hate, and envy fly, A 
Myrtle-wreaths her falchion bind, 


She ſheaths the ſword for human Lind. 


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ONWARD come in wanton n meſure 


Hope pe dr b e e s of wooing, 


Palin wy on ſoft ſubduing, - - - -- / 
* Friendſhip, joy, and peace agree, 
TOW bleſt we er be os, 


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Hark to the general voice, bah 
Rcioice, rejoice,. feivice! 3 
1 brighter day ſucggeds at 1. ' 
ene enn 8. Bally .. rc 


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CHORUS. 


Then let us learn of Britain's. favour'd land, 
To greet with loyal love a due command; 


From e rule, her boundleſs bleſſings 


He In Yer, und rhe ing. 
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Drqp nat from venom'd breath, _ 
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Vor Bell Ag ce ihiflipnice here. 
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r ſhall War, and 


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No long 


eyrannical foay, 5 
From the face of delight, tear the bloſſoms away, 
For the ſtorms of comintion, ambitioti s fell rage, 
be magic, O freedom! has power to alluage. 
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Then let us learn 7 Briton 8 favour'd 
land, 


To greet with loyal love a due cominand, 
5 Fre rom virtuous rule, ber boundleſs, blefſ; - 


ings fpring,” * 
oy + laws are honour'd, and ador'd her 
Ing. ue A 


at I —_ EN 
Among the various; TURE o * 
which form the Proceſpon art, 


The provincial Deputies each 88 the ori- 
flamme, or Standard preſented by the Garde 
Nationale of the City of Paris. 


I Choriſters of . Notre Dame, of the 
Royal Choir, and a ſelection of the moſt ad- 
mired voices appointed to aſſiſt on this occaſion 
in the performance af the _ Maſs, and 
3 1 107 5d3 _ 


Sei — 3 — the Paris _ of 


the ſeveral Diſtricts, g Sling Bane De chment headed 


by its particular diſti 


The Biſhop of A. — the « cere- 
mony of —— ehe — habited in his 
pontificals, preceded by incenſe bearers, and a 
train of - Vicars- general carrying tlie ſacred 
books, and ſupported by- a body 72 the Clergy 


in een 5 


/ 


The 


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The Citizens ef Paris whogere benennen 
in the year 1 ? 


A election of bee Body guard, called 
the Grand rms: 91H, 


The Citizens of Paris, choſen 8 e 
diſtricts, to do the honours of the Fete; acco 

panied by their Preſidents, * * 5 a 
Gord I boncir. l 


The Proviſionary Adminiſtrators of CY 
of Faris, precocing: = 05 3581 L 


BENE: fo MAT R, | 
The Nene of the National Aﬀembly, at 
tended by their Gentlemen Uſhers, and 


'The PRESIDEET.,. ) 


A Street +adjoining to the Champ de Mars 
| * leads to S 


A Perſpectiyt view of the Champ de Mars 
(taken from the Heights of Chaillot, shich is 
the elegant Village oppoſite, and juſt 22 the 
River Seine, its altitude, and vicinity 
A * ſurvey of the whotke Scene of "en 


{(. 132 9 


Ihe tinin is ſuppoſtd to be immediately pre- 
ceeding the King's taking the Fœderation Oath, 


and when the 3 of the awful ceremony 
was: ccelebrated hy ral clamafions 


of the people, and 10 cker ge. of the Artillery. 


From thence the crowded to the ce- 
tr 15 given Y the National Guards of 


85 the Tr 1125 . ee 


oy Balle, which they chriſtened the Gallic 


Temple o Liberty- 
The Piece concludes with the e following che 


and Finale. 
B ES 
Hark to the general —— 


Rejoice, rejbite, rejoice | © 
A brighter day ſucceeds at laſt, 


Oppreſſion's heavy hour is paſt. 
| FINALE. 
Then let us learn of Britain's favour'd land, 


To greet with loyal love a due command, 
From virtuous rule, her boundleſs bleſſings- 
ſpring, 
i laws are honour, and. ador' d her 
5 ing. „ei 


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