Star.
London, England, 1823-03-29 00:00:00

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KING'S. THEATIIF..
Oder the Immediate Pationage of Ills MAJESTY.

Nobility, Gentry, Subscribers to the ROYAL
-L ACADEMY of-MUSIC, and the Pettit in general, art
respeetfolly informed, that
A (.; RAND CONCTRT
Of ANCIENT and NIODEIiN MUSIC .

'Will take place tn. the abo.e The-atro, on TSCILSDAY, April 24,
1825, fot the of this Institution.

The Sub-Committre of the Royal Academy of Music is happy
to r..osiouoce, that tho fnllmriu eminent Professers and Hono-
r:re Members of this inetitoihni have, on this occasion. kindly
consented to give their valuable assistance :.
Mrs. S.A

ALidame VESTRIS, Miss GOODALL, and 3Tiss PATON.
:alias STEPHENS, Miss TRAVIS, and Alia M. TREE.
:Midame CA ?area ESE and Madame RON ZI DE BEGN
and Signora CA ILA DORI.
Mr. BRA 11A M,

Mt. V11170711.11N, Mr. W. Kargarr, Mr. Tr.amm, Mr. llAwas,
Mr. Duanarr, Mr. Print, Mr. Fa.s.torr, Mr. EVAN S,
Mr. Swan, Mr. Sara, Mr. 111.7 i jun. and Mr. KrA.Lota.

eignorCuasom, Signor?roars, SignorPLacct, Signor DallacNts,
and Signor l'oaro.
E..rp, Mr. DocusA—Flute, Mr. Stcamt.son—llorn, Mr. Punt.
Double Bass, Mr. Dawns s.
Leaders..Nlr. CRASIta, Mr. SPAGNOI.ZITI, Mr. MORL
Pr. Omen, Principal of the Royal Academy, will conduct
•.1-.e Performance, and preside at the Organ.
The Bald will be on the most extensive Scale. The Choruses,
under the superintendence of l‘lr. Wassoat, will be selected from
the Antient Concerts, the King's Theatre, rise Oratorios, and
t.iistetl by the Young Gentlemen of his 'Majesty's Chapel Royal,
St. Patil's Cathedral, and Westminster Abbey, the whok consist-
int of upwards of Two Hundred Per formers.
Applications for ilorts and Tickets to be made at the Royal
Academy, Tentudemstreet, 11a:over-square. Pit, 10s. 04.--
Gallery, 54.
The Door% will be opened at Seven o'Clock, and the Per-
formances will commence at Eight precisely.

TUE rrcrilim OF TILE TRIAL OF TIIE LATE
QUEEN, BY MIL GEORGE HATTER,
mgustn. OF Tali ACADEMY OF ST. LUICI IS LON!, &C. &C.
F. Q. CAUTI respectfully notifies, thin,
171 having paid a large sum of maul for the right to ex-
hibit this great HISTORICAL PICTURE, the tame WILL
OPEN to the Public, at his Rooms, BOA, fail-Mall, from and
after 3looday nest, the 31st day of March instant, from Ten
till Dusk. As the limits of an Advertisement prevent an ade-
quate description being given of this extraordinary Picture, it
will here be simply stated, thst it contains upwards of Three
Modred Figure:, of which One Hundred and Eighty-nine are
Portraits—those Princes of the Royal Family, and every Peer
audPerson of Distinction in the Picture, having sat to Mr. George
lisyter, whose rank, as a Portrait Painter, will, it La trusted;
ache public curiosity towards the Exhibition.

DEDICATED, BY PERMISSION, TO THE KING.
This day were pi:Wished, in One Vol. folio, price .C 2. 2s. bds.
rIIIIIE LOYAL and NATIONAL SONGS of
1. EN G I.A ND ; (or One, Two, and Three Voices, selected
from original )lanus:6l)u and early printed Collie" in the Li-
brary of
WILLIAM KITCHINPR NJ).

Printed for lierst, Robinson,:uni Co.{ BOokstilers to his Ma-
jesty), 90, Cita2loe, ani 8, Pail-wan, Loriduss , end
Constable anul Co. Edinburgh.
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g, The Srzottn Poertott comprhing the must popular Saw-
bows is in the Press, and 4iu shortly be published.

L'KITISU'AIANU

Patronised by bis present Ifajesty,their Royal Ilizhnesses the
Pdncen Augusta the Duchesses of Clarence, Kent, and Glou-
cester, the Nobility, Foreign Ambassadors, eic.

THE patriotic spirit of the higher ranks in Society
promotes the general encouragement of national indu.try,
sod urges a bold competition with other countries. Th., predi-
hetion for foreign articles of taste and fashion consequently de-
clines, amidst the fruitless opposition of those who ciao& by such
Manful prejudices ; this has been exemplified by the high degree
of perfection which U LIN G's LACE has attained, and the
increasing demand for it since 1817, when the Patent wangranted
to prevent imitation. G. U 111. NG and Co. have also ob-
tained a PATENT in FRANCE fur their Lace, on its introduction to
that Court, and it is well known to pay a heavy duty in Englarci
as foreign Lace, to the injury of the Public, who are thus imposed
blunt at double the original price.—Bordered and flounced
Dresses from 7. to ltX) guit:eas, with every novel and fashionable
article in the real Point aria Brussels fabric ; Tamboured goods,
with Nets and Laces of every kind, that wash clearer than any
foreign Lace.—Wholesale prices fur ready money.
Warranted genuine at 147, Strand, near Somerset House, and
at nu other shop La London.

SEVEN HUNDRED mots OF INDIA LONG
CLOTH NOW ON SALE,
AT SEWELL AND CROSS'S INDIA WAREHOUSE,
10. 42, FIVIII-IMIZET, CORNER OV OLD COMVTON-GTSEET,
50110d1QOARE.

ONE HUNDRED and NINETY PIECES of
El[wide LONG CLOTHS, free from dress, 25 Yards fur

14a 641. 230 Ps. do. rather stouter 16s. 280 do. of a curious fine I
fabric 191. generally sold by other houses at 24;5. It is more
panicular to Families that arc giving to the Indies that S. and C.
feel a confidence in recce-aro r.sling this supesior article-230
Muslin Dresses, consisting -of two liouncings, 98. 6.1. do. very
rich, 14s. do. very beainiful, wish duiniciugs, 18s. 61. to
.1;5. The mnch.admired Moraeh.:t Book Dress, with thirteen
superb Hoe:tangs, 28s. 61 and :la. this is an article which every
Luse at the West End is getting 50s. for ; 640 Pieces of real
Scorch Jac on% rluslin, 12 yards long, for 11 s. 9d. Do. line,
14$. 6d. a curious fine fabric, for 181. adapted eitherlor Ladies
Dresses or Ger.tlemen's Cravats ; 320 I's. of C, ambrie Maslin,
12 yards far ss. 61 Do. 9s. 641. a very fine article, 11s. 6d. and
13s. 6d. 110 Ps. of yard'and half wide Glasgow Muslin, which
Is cousidered equal, if not superior to India, bosh ip point of re-
taining its purity of colour and durability, messurieg 12 yards,
for 18s. 6d. 220 l's; of F.ll-wide India -Striped !'or
Morning Dresses, 3s. 6d. that Dress, or 86d, a yard, with a
splendid assortment of Muslin Flouncing and Trimmings, suited
for the apt.roacht ig Season.
111181.1 LINENS and I-IA BRO' FLAN.-From the dila
Singuishes: patronage which has long trignahsed their noose for
the shove articles, the Froprietoes feel * double csAideoce in
recommending their IR ISII LINEN to Families that arc about
replenishing .ieir sto:k for cite Spring: 69 Boxes of 7 fiths and
4-4 Ms Linens, Bd. Do. S:out 10d. and ls. very Fine Is. 3d: and
la 64.5 curious Fine Article ls. 9d. Ina SO. Id. Worth 3s. 16
bons of liambria' Flax got alp onkel* free, from dress, tfloa-
ting.2s awl 26 yards Is. 6d. do. very Fine Is. 9d. and os. 4d.
•stitieutly fine fur Ladies or Gentlemen's use; 13 Boxes be-
Dosing at 2s. to 4s. 9d. 90 Pieces of Russia 'Sheeting 26 and
3 yards wide 2s. 6d. arc 2s. 9d. this article being sufficiently
. wide enough to preveut a seam in the sheets; 3 bales of yard
'ide Mock Russia for Servants 51. do. Stout 761 do. real
Rawls IL II wide, do. bkaehed white Is. 3d. to is. ild. 16 yard
Russia I*. 64. to 2s. with every description of Linen and
Cotton Goods calculated fur housekeeping.--TAULE LINEN.
Yuk Nspkins lc the Dozen, Damask do. 9s. 6d. do. very Fine
12a and 134. Breakfast Cloths is. 6d. do. very fine 2s. 16 long
21- 6d. li do. as. cd. 2 yards dq. 6s. 6d. 26 Damask 104. do.
Wry, rick 1.2.. and 14s. 24 long 1.55. du. 3 yards long 18s. 6d. 36
30. real Damask 225. 6d. and 255. 4 yards long 225. do, real
Damask '26s. and 30s. 3 yards do. 30s. to five guineas; Mar-
'cities Quilts and Counterpanes 2 yards lung 4s. 9d. 24 do. 6s. 6d.
3 yards square I is. 61 and 13s, do. 31 long It* usually sold
or 10s.
Ladies and Gentlemen may depend upon every article corral-
riding with the advertisement.