Star.
London, England, 1812-02-13 00:00:00

NEW ROOMS, HANOVER-SQUARE, 1812.
MESSRS. KNYVETT and M. and Mrs.
in VAUGHAN most respectfully acquaint the Nobility, Gen-
en,, and their Friends in general, that their VQCAL SUB-
SCRIPTION CONCERTS will commence on MONDAY Sa're-
glee, February 24, at the above Rooms, and continue on each
saccoding Monday (Passion and Easier Week excepted) to the
cud of the Subscription.
The Managers, at the request of several of their Friends, in-
tend availing themselves of the superitr combination of talent
they row possess to perform on the First Night the Music from
MOZAR'F's GRAND OPERA of DON JUAN, which they
flatter themselves they are enabled to do with greater effect than
hashrherto been heard in this Country.
MANUSCRIPT VOCAL MUSIC from the following erni-
cent English Authors wi:l be introduced :—We a sen. ST a.;
vrvs,R. COORS, WRISSE, jun. Dr. CLARKS, ATTWCOD, SPer•
roars, Sir 3. A. Sviveesosr, Ve ecsu, &c. &c. The utmost
tunetion will be directed to the Performance of Madrigals,
Glees, /cc. which were so generally approved in the Concerts of
lit Season.
Some of the choicest Productions of the most admired Corn-
yins will be arranged for i full Orchestra, by Mr. WILLIAM
Estrerr, and the grandest Instrumental Compositions, from
the Works of BaLTHOVIrI, MOZART, HAYDN, &c. Sec. will be
performed.
PRINCIPAL VOCAL PRRPORWRS.
Mrs BIANCHI LACY, and Madame DUSSECK;
6ignura GRIGLIETTI, hfi s STEVENS, and
Mrs. VAUGHAN.
Mr. BRAHAAL and Signor TRAMEZZANI;
Signor FISCHER,
(The celebrated Performer from the Court of Petersbhtglt,)
And Signor NALDI.
Mr. WM. KNY V FIT, Mr. VAUGHAN;
• tin Mr. GOSi,
Mr. WM. ELLIOTT, and Mr. T. E: SAL! ;
With a full CHOIR AL BAND, selected from the Antient Concert.
Leader of the Band, (which ill be very ottrwrous and ionsplete),
Mr. WEICHSEL.
Principal Second Violin. Mr. MORALT.
' Organ and Grand Pianoforte, Mr. C. KNY VETT.
Terms of Subscription Four Guineas fur the Fight Cbucerts..--
*Mies art traniferabk, Ladies' to Ladies' and Gentlemen's to
Gentlemen.
Sobacriptions are received and Tickets are now delliering at
Chapped and Co.'s, 154, New Boncl.3treet.
Further particulars will (se duly advertised.
F

ASHIONABLE DANCING, lay Mr, ALLEN;
privately taught, at No. 19, Sherrard-street, Golden-square,
to Ladies and Gentlemen of any age, who hate never learut drat
accomplishment, or have sot the modern: style.
• Mr P.LIAN'S system of teaching is expres•ly studied for those
to whom it is an object to acquire easily that fash•onahle requis to
for genteel sodiety expeiitiougq, privaticly, and in a superior style
ague and chlorite. Those oho do not want private teaching
;say lam at a small exprlse, with a reaps etable set of pupils, ou
tiefebhc teaching Pmfes.ers of ila:!cing taught the
hot tle;nt fancy dances, and all the supetior parts of the profes-
sion: The Subscription Assemb7lea art every fsiday.

rAPII:r1170-1:-GAN-.% great Bargain, Wll
suite any Chapel, small Church, or large Rood, it has four
tops, shifting morrow, front Pc•ial f tr blow n^, and a side thl-
Ws; it is ten fe.t hizlt and five wide. b.atitiful gor b*c g It front,
&tete. Shop price four months stuce, be rat for
400 ready money, with packing case and every thin.); ready for
the country if I - 'area. To be seen at No. 5i Leicester-Place,
(private house.)
N.B. Also a very capi.al Organ for Dancirtg, three Barrel-,
Drum and '1 riangle, at 35 guineas, worth 45.
BEAUTY RESTORED AND HEALTH PRESERVED.
TO Cure Eruptions in the Face, Skin, &c. without
impairing the constitution, is the prominent feature of that
arelket anti unprecedented preparation for the skin—s Mrs. YIN-
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Mile it operates in a safe and gentle manner, r feet ualiy ends.
ties all scorbutic eruptions, ctradeons affectienis, and d sor-
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itieguibieappealarke to the complexion. Mrs. Vincent's lotion
lam:cell:0 the proud sanction of the most dir.ihtgteshed charac-
Int in the fashionable world ; and to pre vem counterfeit Lotions,
tie biz,ns her name upon the label on each bottle I ha• is genuine.
Fold by Mrs. Vincent, sole Proprieror..at No. 6, Davies-stree:,
Crstvetor-square Bacou%, ISO, Oxfura-steret ; Riggs-, No. 6.i.
Cllap; and all the respectable Venders of genuine hledicines,
hl Q35;tA, Sc. 6J. Pints, ss. Cd. Half-pin:B, 4s. fad.
„Ys prevent rout:terfeits, it is neCe-sary to observe rd. F. Vin-
w7' &Vet! upon all that is gernine.--Likewise is sold as above;
YINCEIti 'S RESTORATIVE TOOTI-1 POWI FR, for pr,-
ill, Dr g, restoring, and heautifying the teeth, and curilog the wor-
t, Io the gums, price 2s. 9,1 esti:hot.
AND MARsDEN'S PURE LEMON ACID,
For Punch, I.emonade, Sauces, Sec.
tAMILIES, Taverns, au I Inns, will find it e3t.
tremely convenient, as it suits every domestic purpose *here
Iscl.erunn tie C. 5A2 ry also Officers, Captains ref Sh Ira and others,
*it is dry and portable, andwtil retain its flavour ii every climate.
'1 he following Proportions may be used:
F" • D
tmell.—A large tea-speSonful of Lemon Acid, a quarter of
_*pound of sugar, a quart or boiling Water, half a pine of Klan,
184 4 quarter of a pint of Brandy.
Lemunadr.—A large tea-spornsful of the Acid, a quarter of a
100e_nd of Sugar, and vivo pints and a half of Water.
b.—One gallon of Rum,-six pints of Water, two pounds
abannl
I._ half of Lump Sugar, altd one half-crown bottle of l'nre
•`"1,1% Acid.
above qtantit'es to he varieti as agreeable; 1:iso for Sautes,
)ElliSS; FoLlpo, &c.
2." Pared only at 169. Borough, London, and sold in bottles, at
"%bd. by most Olivetti; Dru is s, Libraries, and Confection, ts.
-It' Please CO observe theirrg
name on the bottle and vs rapper,
Is the Wate aid directions have been imitated by several Jews
Pint about the Country, deteiving Shopkeepers and others by
'2% spurious ankle, making any au..wsuot to pt ready
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