Star.
London, England, 1814-10-20 00:00:00

SACRED MUSIC, &c.
Just published. a new Edition of
HANDEL's grand DETTINGEN TE DEUM,
adapted for the Organ, Voice, or Pianoforte, with small
Note, for the C..ords, from which a concise score may he made
for the use of Country Choirs, by T. liillington, Ss. Do. of do.
of the late Dr. Vltilqam Hayes's esteemed Collection of Sixteen
Psalms, with a separate art for the Organ or Pianoforte, by
Wm. tcr,nte, •A'OArord of Chtvr:oes H•f1•101:1i4 54C1' a. A
Selection of Psalms and Hymns, with Anthems fur public Fcs:i-
Vats, l'e Deum, &c. price 6s. Dr.Watts's Divine Songs, adapted
to the meet favourite Church and Dissenting 'lures, by L. Jon-
sen, es. l'he Lord's Prayt r, for three Voices, and for the Organ
or Pianoforte, by Dr. Hughes, ls. Do by Dupuis, Is. rid. The
sth Yid .of the Harmonist, a Selection of Glees, bound 7s.
Printed by C. Wheatstone and Co. 436, Strand.

NEW SONGS, BY THE LATE MR. DIBDIN,
And a SELECTION of the most favourite OLD SONGS.

Just publisheil,
THE SECOND VOLUME of the late Mr. DIB-
DIN's most admired SONGS, embellished with his Por-
trait, price 51. printed In Svo size. Also the following New
Songs— [he Thrasher, Is.; The Little Bark, Is.; Gallant Tom,
Is.; Conitant Tom, Is.; The Veteran in Rct it emenr, Juan
Is as good as my Lady, Is.: The Three Catalant's Is.; A miss is
as good as a mile, Is.; ana others.—Vol. I. to 111. of Comic Songs,
as sung by Messrs. John 'tone Munden, &c.— The Post Office,
a very popular S ng, as rung by Mr. Decamp at the I heatres,
hitt- Music, the cc:Ara-et Irish and Scottish Melodies,
pock -t size, vol. I a.id 5, each N.—N.B. Each volume contains
upwards of-101, sirs.—Four new Volumes of l'ocket Companions,
each :.: 6d.—No. I to 4 of 'n'heatstone'a Amateur's C.o' Bream
of Elute V.usic, each Us. 6d.—Ditto Miscellaneous Extracta,
vol. 1 to 4 each 45.
Printed by C. Wheatstone and Co. 436, Strand.
Dii67s—DE LtVs ES FF' ANCONt
THE Klatt v an d a-ntry are recpctfully informed
that Messrs .BossAnnz and Printers and Book-
sellers, of ik .ris, Mr. La ;ILA NC, al‘o Printer and Etielcsell. r, of
PAT'S, recently estaldishe.l an cr.-naive I ry of French,
Latin, Italian, and Npanish Batiks, at No. 14, Great Mar born .gh•
street ; wh. re every Public-Atkin merit may be nad nearly as
soon as published in France :—Booksellers will be scpiphed on
the most liberal terms.

An Abridgement of thus general Catalogue, containing all the
most este,:med elementary French Books, ta just publishes), and
may be had (eratis) as above.

PAW NBROKEkS' DUPLICATEA.
MESSRS. GR IMS LONE a:.d to. N 0.47, Old-
Balky, continse to redeem from Pledge and Purchase,
'Manufactured Goods of every dem.crlinlan, Plate, Dianconds. and
Pearls. Thou haviieg a heavy stock of goads on hand, and dis-
posed to sell for cash, so u to make it odor by the notice at
Messrs. G. and Co. may be furnished with lay sum from Ten
Pounds to One Thousand. Respectalsie Bills negotiated on
litr rat 'thus.

BEWAith OF COUNTERFEITS.
Under fhe immediate patronage of the &byal Family, also her
imperial Highness the Grand Duchess of Russia, Princess of
Ohlenhurgb, and by most of the Nobflry.
A TKINSON'S CURLING FLUID for nom ish-
.Ll ing the Hair in dressing, frees it from scurf and every int-
p tit which causes harshness or decay, 1r akes. It soft and glossy
th..• finest silk, imparts a revving and odoriferous perfume,•
and keeps it in curl during exercise in the ball, promenade, &c.
or in the dampest weather; but what senders tats article of the
nic.st eminent utility is its wonderful regenerating properties, and
40,tre the hair has fallen off from dines*: the effects of the
1.. ..shins, change of climate, perspiration, or from any cause
which occasions a premature decay, It may be relied on to
restore the growth to an infallibility—see testimonies from nu-
merous individeab who experienced its utility, in an Essay °tithe
nature and diseases of the Hair, enclosed with each genuine
bottle, sold price 3s. Id. 10s. Gd. and one guinea, by Atkinson,
Perfumer, No. 13, Gerrard-greet, Soho-square, London ; and by
appointment, by most perfumers and hair•dregen in the hingdons.
Also, A 1 KINSON's VEGETABLE DYF., well known to
most of the Nobility, and allowed by men of science to bethe
only infailiWe *glee which will change grey or red hair on
the head, whiskPrs, Ste. to a beautiful auburn or black, so per-
manent that neither soap and water, perspiration, t:or any thing'
in art or in nature can remove the colour, priee•ss. lOs. CI. and
one guinea.
•es u r ton.—The above articles being cnunterfeitcd, the public
are desired to ask for Atior son's Carling Fluid, or Atku,son's
Vegetable Dye, and to observe the signature in the label and the
Essay on the Ham easkited with eash bottle;