Star.
London, England, 1814-03-21 00:00:00

NUMBER 8438.

LAST WERE BUT OWL
• ORATORIOS.
THEATRE *OVAL, COVENT-GARDEbt.
ON WEDNESDAY NEXT, MARCH 23, will
be perfortised,
A GRAND SELECTtON,
From the Cortiposidcms of the most favourite Authors,
indent and modern.
In which Madame Catalani will Sing Angels ever bright,'
s Gratin agimus: and Pucitta's new variations Sul margitie.'
Mrs. Salmon, In sweetest harmony,' Let the bright serapkims;
The Willow. Miss Rennet! 'No more with unavailing woe.'
Muter Williams, Mareello's Anthem 0 Lord our Governor.'
Mr. Tinney Arm, arm, ye brave.' Mr. Kellner, ' Shall 1 in
Maitre's," Honour and arms,' and ' How willing.' And Mr.
liraham a New Songs The tears of a Briton for the death of
Moreau,' accompanied on the Organ by Mr. S. Wesley, com-,
posed by S. Webbe, Jun.; Luther's , Hymn, Gentle airs,' and
the admired Echo Song, Farewell. End of Part 1. Purcell's
Grand National Invocation To arms; by Mr. Brabam ; and
a Britons, strike homt,' by Madame Catalan', and Chorus.
The performance will commence with Mozart's Grand Over-
ture to IDOMENEU.
Principal Perftirmers:
Madame CAT MANI, Miss RENNELL,
Master Williams. and Mrs. Salmon.
• Mr BRAHAM.
Leader of the Band, Mr. Asusav —Organ, by Mr. S. Westuv.
Places for the Boles to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Boa
Office, Prince's-place,Hart-ctreet, Covent Garden.

1 • GLOW& T AVEiN, IVLticn IS, 1114.
TO MANUFACTURERS AND TRADERS IN GENERAL,'
AT a MEETING or thi COMMITTEE ap.
pointed by the TRADERS of the CITY of LONDON,
and of the Kingdom in general, associated for the purpose of °b•'
raining Parliamentary Relief against the Frauds practised byb
Itinerant and other Auctioneers, held at the Time and Place
above-mentioned,
II WAS RESOLVED,
That, without reiterating the enormous Evils resulting from
the numerous Sale l'-. ooms by public Auction, daily experience
Itas only served thomore strongly to convince this Committee of
their mischievous consequences and alarming extent.
That, besides their destructive operation on the fair Traders
and Manufacturers, recent and abundant proofs have been re-
ceived of the facility they afford to Swindlers and Shop-lifters to
defraud Trades Men, and to Servants to rob their Employers.
'I hat this Committee do, therefore, renew their exeittons to.
wards obtaining a Legislative Remedy for these evils, and invite
the co-operation of all other parts of the kingdom.
That this Committee do approve of the Draft of a Bill now be..
fore the Right Hon. the Chancellor of his Majesty's Exchequer
for that purpose, and do now appoint a Deputation to solicit a
conference with him on the subject.
That the Thanks of this Committee be given to the Commit-
tee of the Corporation of the City of London for their active as-
sigma, and this Committte do hereby request their further co-
operation.
That the foregoing Resolutions, signed by the Chairman, be
published twice, in four Morning and four Evening Papers.
JOHN BROGDEN, Chairman.
Mr. Baoonttc having left the Chair, mai Mr. VALE being
tolled thereto,
It was Resolvdd, That the Thatils of the Meeting be given to
Mr. Bacountx, for his able conduct in the Chair.

DISTRESS IN GERMANY.
ABOUT eight years ago, the calamities occasioned
by the War in different Provinces of Germany gave rise to
a SubsCription, and the formation of a Committee in Londintsltft
telleve the distresses on the Continent.
By the generosity of the British Public, the som of near*
£50,000 was remitted, which rescued multitudes from the extre-
mity of want; but at no period since the existence of this Com:-
Miner, has thi mass of every kind of misery been so great, in the
country to which their attention was first ..lirected ; where the
many sanguinary battles fought in Silesia, Lusatia, Bohemia,
Saxony, Brandenburg, and other parts, have entall4 upon the
peaceable inhabitants, sufferings almost unexampled in the an-
nals of history. The Committee are anxious to impress upon the
minds of their countrymen, that in anticipation of British sup-
port, they have remitted to dieerent parts of Germany to. the
amount of near 140,000.
Alumna already advertised - £49,400 2 5
WISCRIPFIONS SINCL aecgiVins:
At )Messrs. tastily, Telt- - H. 1 0
ton, and Co. • Rev. James Hamilton 2 2
Sundries from Chelten- At Mesirs. Sites& Co.
ham and Gloucester set 6 Adni..Sir Thomas Bertie 10 0
Friends at Teivloesbury, Rev. Joshua Rudtiock 5 5
£3B Is. 6d. At Messrs. Pares and
Thomas Bennett 2 2 Heygate. .
Mr. Worllidge 1 6 The Hon. Mrs.Bowater,
F.. Squire t 2 of Old Dalby 11.111
Sioith,liarringt rin.steo. 105 0 Leicestershire 10 0
At Messrs. Ooslings and The Servants of the Hall,
Sharpe's per ditto 2 2
Miss Arnort 1 0 The Inhabitants of the
Miss L. Arnott _ 1 0 Village, per ditto 411
Miss A. Arvott . 1 0 C. D per ditto 2 0
)41ss M. Arnott . 1 o At Messrs. Curries,
A Widow's Mite 2 0 Raikes, & Co.
At Sir John Lubbock, Corected at Mahon, by
Bart. and Co. Sundries, £94 Bs. 9a.
7 .aey Lubbock 5 0 , Society of Friends, at
Llcas and Procter 10 10 Melton 30 0
lchl Crowder, Esq. of At Messrs. Willis, Per-
13rotherton 5 0 , civet, and Co.
At Messrs. Marten, Mrs. Dacres, Bath 4 4
Hale, and Co. . Tho. Hunt, Esq Oundle 10 10
Mrs. Martha Stowey 15 ' I ho. Bowles, I:3q Mil-
Benjamin Torin, Esq. 5.1 ton-hill, 13rks ' 10
At Messrs. Hammes* At Messrs. Child & Co.
try's and Co. ~ , • . Mrs. Hobson 10
Rev. J. Faithful, Warloid, V 0 Miss Hobson 10
The Warden & Fellows - . L. 1
of AU Sool's College, , • John Sheppard, Esq. •10
Oxford, per Fletcher • ' Collection in Coiges-
mid Parsons JO 0 hall Chnteh, after a
The Mauer of Oniver- . Sermon, by the Rev.
sity College, per ditto .5 1 T. Brook E. Stevens,
Rel. P. A. Shuttleworth, . £27 1 ls. 7d.
New College, per do. II 11 Daniel Cahanel, Esq. 19
Rev. J. Johnson, Mag- J. Fryer, Twickenham 10
dalen College, per do. 1 1 J. C. 1
Dr. Ward, diuo, ditto 5 5 RObert Seyinour 5
Mrs. ford, ditto, ditto 10 10 Collected at the Chapel
Rev. R.. intim, Zabol of the United Bre-
Collqe.per ditto 1• I theren, at Bristol
Rov, R. Downes, New Rev. Mr, Rooker, Ta-
College, per ditto
1 1 vistock
Arthur Young, Esq. . 2 2 Hastings (Ist Subscrip-
Stiodries,ander 101. each, tion),by J.O.Shorter,
17s. Id. Esq. Mayor 100
At Mews.. Magerman&Co. Lancaster, after a Col-
t.'ll Mahal!, Esq. 105 o lectinn 36
Friends at I'enrith and _ The Vicar, Rev. John
vicinity 24 0 Morrly, Chaplain to
At Messrs. Martin, his Royal Highness
Stone, and Co. the Duke 01 Sussex 50
Richardson and Son 21 0
Ex/is-rms.—Omitted to advertise the Sd of February "Sir
I homes Baring, Bart. £100."
Subscriptions received at the Bars of the City of London Ta.
versa; Lloyd's Coffee-house; Stock Exchange; and at kll the
Bauhen in 'Town and Country.
R. H. MARTEN, / Secretaries.
LUXE HOWARD,

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