The next musical piece I produced at Drury Lane was in conjunction with Mr. 
Dusseck, the celebrated piano-forte player ; he composed the serious part of it, 
I the comic. What he did, was masterly and effective. The piece was entitled, 
"The Captive of Spilburg;" the story from the French piece, "Camille ; ou, le 
Souterrain;" it was ably managed by Prince Hoare, and had a run of seventeen 
nights.