August 1811, Signora Bertinotti, Naldi, Signer Cavini, a very sweet tenor 
singer, and his wife, a very pretty singer, and beautiful woman, Madame Naldi, 
Miss Naldi, and myself, were engaged by Mr. Jones to perform two Italian operas 
at the Dublin Theatre. One of them was "II Furbo contro il Furbo;" the other, 
Mozart's "Cosi fan tutte." Signora Bertinotti, who was one of the most popular 
prima donnas on the Italian stage, pleased very much; but the houses not 
answering the expectations either of ourselves or Mr. Jones, we performed very 
few nights, and the party set off, via Belfast, for Scotland, to appear under the 
management of Corri, at Edinburgh; afterwards to go back to Liverpool for a few 
nights, and then return to London. It was proposed to me to accompany them, but 
I declined.