Star.
London, England, 1814-03-24 00:00:00

LAST NIGHT lIITT TWO.
ORATORIOS.
THEATRE ROYAL, coyENT.GARDEN.
TO-NIORROW, FRIDAY, MARCH 25,1'814,
will be performed.
'A GRAND SELECTION,
rrom the Compo.itions of the meat favourite Authors,
ancient and modern.
In which Madame Catalani will sing Holy, holy Lord,"
4 Gratin aginitri: and the Duetto Ah perdonna; with Mr.
Brabant. Mrs. Salmon, ' Hush, ye pretty,' and ' Heart the
seat. Master WiUiams. ' There is a river.' Martell°. Mi..
Remo Jehovah.' Mr. keUnet, 0 ruddier; He layette the
beams, and 6 0 Lord have mercy.' Mr. Garbett, 16 Jehovah
c,own'd.' Mr. Timmy, Rejoice, 0 Judah.' And Mr. Brabant
Love in her eyes,' Deeper and deeper still, Nelson,' and the
Donn, The slaves beneath,' with Mrs Salnann.
End of Part 1. Purcell's Grund National Invocation To arms,'
by Mr. Brabant ; wad' Britons, strike home,' by Madame Cata
Tani, and Chorus.

Principal Performers:
Madame CATALAN!, Miss RENNELL.
Master Williams. and Mrs. Salmon.
Mr )RAHAM.
Leader of the Band, Mr.,A,bitgir7O2laallq Mr. S. Wass.[T.

BARKER'S PANORAMA,
STRAND, NEAR SURREY-STREET.
AVIEW of BERLIN, one of the finest Cities in
Germany, is now exhibiting. Taken near the centre,
amongst the best of the Public Buildings, with an extensive View
of the Country and the river Spree, covered with the vessels
used in the inlaid navigation of Gerinany—Charlottenburgh and
bpstuLtu in the distance.

LEC PUKES ON MIDWIFERY,
AT THE MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL.
DR. MERRIMAN, Physician Accoucheur to the
Middlesex Hospital, to the Westunwt.ir General Dia•
penury, and to the Parochial Infirmary of St. George, Hanover-
square, will begin hip Course of LECTURES on the THEORY
and PRACTICE of MIDWIFERY, and on the DISEASES of
WOMEN and CHILDREN, at the above Hospital, on Ms to-
DAT, the nth of hlaacg, at Half-past Ten o'Clock in the
forenoon.

Farther pkrticWars nay. be known of Dr. Mtaitireww, No.
Half Muon-itrect, Piccadilly; and of Mr. CLAYTON, at
the Hosi.4oll.
.

RAPHAEL MORGUEN.
THE beautiful Engraving et TITIAN's ILA*
I. DONNA and SLEEPING INFANT. by :his asseels-
esteemed Master; together with CORREOGIO's WIPING
BOY (as a Frontispiece and Presentation Tanis Ile
will form the Fink Number of TIIE
.§Z xer wsto&bla
TWELVE LARGE ENGRAVINGS, lour the direction if
WILLIAM BUCHANAN, Esq. i.i erilllsellsiblisisel by M.
CM x, at the Hisruaric GALLIUM, V, an-Mall, by the tad
of the present mouth:
Proof Impressions of this Engraving (the *le Plate of Moos
Oen'. which basbeeo published in Englamil)-are.nuw on view at
the abase Gallery, which is open to the free admittance of the
Public.
The First number of the Second Series of the Select Work
of Fifteen Engravings, containing portraits and Ideal Characters
by the great Masters of the various Seliecoh of Painting, is now
ready fordelivery ; and Gentlemen wishing to becoe Sobecribers
to either Series of these Works will be so pod a/forward their
names and particular address to Mr. Stone, at these Room, wise
will furnish all porticulars.Marell, 1814. •

.APOCRYPHA TO MACKLIN'S BIBLE.
MESSRS. CADE LL saidDAVI ES respect.
fully inform the Possessors of the Magnificent Edition of
the. SACRED SCRIPTURES; piiinisbed by the late Mr.
MACKLIN, that it will shortly be completed by the Publica-
tion of the APOCRYPHA, printed in the same size and man-
ner, by Mr. BENSLEY, and forming a Volume similar to dung
of the OLD and NEW TESTAMENTS.
It will be illustrated with Historical Engravings by Messrs. C.
Heath, Lantheer, Bromley, Golding, &c. and Head and Tail-
pieces wholly by Mr. Landseer, from Pictures and Drawings
which were the last Work of the lire Mr. De Loutherbourg.

No. more copies will be printed than are previously sub.
scribed for. -
The Impress.lens of the Plates will be faithfully appropriated
according to the dates of the Subscriptions
'I he price of the Apocrypha, with the Engravings complete,
delivered in extra boards, will be Twelve Guipeas, till the lst of
June, ifsi 4 ; after which the price must necessarily be advanced
to Fifteen Guineas.
A List of the Subscribers will be prefixed to the Volume.
Subscriptions are received by T. Cadell and W. Davies, in
the Strand, Booksellers to the Royal Academy : and by their
Agents, W. Blackwood, Bookseller, Edutburgh; and M. Keene,
Bookseller, Dublin.

This day was published,
Handsomely printed in Eight Volumes, Svo. price £4. 4s. in
boards, a New Edition, of
THE HISTORY of G [tEECE, from the earliest
Accounts to the Death of Philip, Ring of Macedonia.
By WILLIAM MI FFORD, Esq.
Printed for T. Cadet) and W. Davies, Strand, London; and
W. hivkwood, at Edinburgh.
•e' A few Copies of the Quarto Edition still remain, price
£7.4,. in boards.
By the same Author, and may be bad as above,
An INQUIRY into the PRINCIPLES of HARMONY in
LANGUAGE, and the Mechanism of Verse; Bvo. Sd Edition,
71. 6d. in boards.

MOSHEIM'S COMMENTARIES.
This day were published, hand.omeiy primed in two volumes,
ay°. price 21. I. in boards, dedicated by permission to his
Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury,
COMMENTARIES on the AFFAIRS or the
CHRISTIANS before the tim• of Constantine the Great;
or, an enlarged View of the Eecies.iastteal Hivory of the ant
Three Centuries; accompanied with copious Illuarative Nati
and References. Translated from the I.t.tin of 3whn Lawrence
Irlosheim, D.D. late Cluntiellor of the University of Oovinten.

By ROBERT STUDLEY VIDAL, Lai. F. h.A.
Printed for T. C4ell am; W. Davies, strand.
Of whom may be had,
DR. MACLAINE'S NoL.A LION OF MOSHEIM'S
ECCLESIAS I ICAL HISTORY, Ancient and Modern, a new
Edition, continued to the Ead of the Eighteenth Cenniry. By
Charles Coote, LL.D. Sat Volunses Octavo, price S 3. Ss.
in
boards.

MRS. MORE'S WORKS.—NEW EDI I'IONS.
Tkis day was published, in two volumes, price its. In boards,
a new Edition, being the Fifth, of
CHRISTIAN MORALS. by HANNAH
MORE.
'Tinted for T. Cade!! and W. Davies, Strand. Of whom may be
kad, by the same Author :
1. PRAC ncia, PIE l'Y ; or, the Influence of the Religion
Of the Heart on the Conduct of the Life. Ninth Edition, g vols.
price 104. 6d. in boards.
2. CCELEI33 in SEARCH of a WIFE. Comprehending Ob-
servations on Domeuic Habits and Manners, Religion and Mo-
rals: 2 vols. 14th Edition, price 12s. in boards.
3. HINTS towards FORMING the CHARACTER of a
YOUNG PRINCESS. Two volumes, fourth Edition, price
Hs. in boards.
4. STRIC TURES on the MODERN SYS TEM of FEMALE
EDUCATION; with a View of the Princip!eA and Condnct
prevalent among Women of Rank and Fortune. In u vols. 1L al
gelitiena, price 12a. in boards.
11. SACRED DRAMAS ; chiefly intended for Young Persons;
the aphid:is taken from the Bible. To which is added, SENSI-
i.BII.ITY, an Epistle : 27th Edition, 6s. in huards.
And all Mae. H. Mote's v.hts Works.