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BEP(F.773.013
19 Apr 1773:23 (1960)
Mr. Turner begs leave respectfully to acquaint his
subscribers that his last concert for this season, will be
on Tuesday evening the 27th current, at which time will be
performed a variety of music received from London by Capt.
Scott, which never has been performed in this place--
Compos'd by the most eminent masters in Europe.
Mr. Turner also takes this public opportunity of returning
his most grateful thanks to his friends and subscribers for
their support of his concert during the past season, and
begs leave at the same time to acquaint them, that he
expects in June next an elegant organ, made by the
celebrated Mr. John Snitzler, and as he is determined to
spare no pains or expence to give satisfaction, he hopes to
merit a continuation of their favors for next season, tho'
many attempts have been made to injure him.--He also thinks
it an act of justice to inform the public, and his friends
that he is not interested in Mr. Propert's concert,
advertized for Thursday 22d, as has been reported.
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