Star.
London, England, 1802-03-22 00:00:00

THE CABINET.

The Principal Charaders by
Mobs. lIRAHAM, KUNDEN, FAWCETr, EMERY.
BLANCIMD SIMMONS, KING,
And HILL.

Mrs.MATTOCKS, Mn ATKINS, Mrs. H. JOHNSTON,
And Signora STORACL

Witb,by perniiflon of the Proprietor of the Haymarket Theatre,
THE REVIEW,
Or, THE WAGS OF WINDSOR.
kleb Quotent, Mr. FAWCETT.
Looney Macvrouker, Mr. JOHNSTONE ;
John Lump, Mr. EMERY;
Deputy Bull, Mr. DAVENPORT ;
Grace Gaykree, Mrs. GIBBS.
This Evening.-I'6e Cantle Opera of the Duenna ; and Peroufe.
On Thurfday, King Henry the F...urth.

ORATORIOS.
AT PLAY-HOUSE PRICF. DURING LENT.
THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.

ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, March 24;1802,
will he performed
AN ENTIRE NEW GRAND SELECTION
OF SACRED MUSIC,
From the moil favourite Works of Ha Nrizt..
No part of which ha. bect performed this Sake.
Principe! Vocal Performs.*
Mrs. BILL INGTON,
Belts TYR ER, Mifs STEPHENS,
Mr. DENMAN, and Mr. BRAHAM.
The whole under the dirciftion of Mr. ASHLEY, Sen.
Boxes 61. Pit 3s. 6d. Gallery as. Upper Gallery, is.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-
Office, in Hatt-ftrect.

PRIVATE LESSONS IN MODr.RN DANCING, BY
MR. ALLEN, No. 19, SHEIMAILD-STILIIIT,
Golden-Square, and No. to, GREAT Aut•Staerr,
anodmun's-Fields, to Ladi,m and Gentlemen of any age, who
have Hever learnt that accomplamcnt, or only in the old ftyk.
They arc taught on a plan particularly calculated for thole to
s hum it Is an objcet to acquire It eapeditioully, privately, and
in the firlt Ityle of faibion.
Foreigners, Olken and Country Rcfitlents,who with to de-
vote their time to acquire this accomplifhincnt privately, and
in a yew days only, may Board and Lodge, quite retired in
the Houle, and have eon inftratioo.
cr The WESTMINSTER and CITY ASSEMBLIES
are each once a week. None but Suberibers admitted. None
but people of refpeetability can fuhfcribe.
The Bind is condueted by two of the belt Performers of
LII Mufic in this Country.

••• Mr. Act.c■ Mows all prcfcnt concern with his late
At.slcmy in Haydon4quare.

siitTAXERXES, DUEN NA, LOVE IN A VILLAGE, &c.',
Jolt publilhed,
By Longman, and Cu. No. tit, Cheapfide (from a 6),
MRS. Billington's and Mr. Incledon's favourite
Songs in the Duenna, and Love in a Village, forming
We. 3,6, 7, cad 8, of the BEE—a feted Monthly 'Vocal
Work; each tit.6d. This Work comprehend,. the mud Aa-
re:red Cotapubtions of Mozart, Haydn, Shiehl, ate. No to
,:f the Caledonian Mufeum, or the Beutics of Scottilh
Bar-
nuny; each Number containing 8 feted Songs; ts. 61. " Fair
Aurora." and" Fur thee I live;" two admired Ducts, arranged
with all the graces, as introduced by Mrs. Billington and Mrs.
Mountain; by Ur. Sudsy, as. Single Songs front Ditto; 6d.
each. The Unite Medley, as. 6d. No. tto6 of the Polite
IC:penury, or Int:unable Journal of Popular Dunces, Waltzes,
is

Patent Pi ino Porten, 3o per Cent. under thc ofual price
for ready money. M.o. invented l'atent Barrel Organ*. with
Brut, Dram, &c. (being the onty Patent granted), exceeding
all others in tone and conitruaion, admitting additional bar-
rels, b,:ing mutt without pattern, and the very inconvenient
and defelivc mode of changing the tunes by notched pins, en-
ir?ly exploded-.warranted to keep in repair, and in any part
of the (0. Alt.

New inecuteil Mudc Pens, which form the note by inftantly
prating on :he ['riper.
Orders from itiratt: Families and the Trade immediately
e muted.