Star.
London, England, 1814-03-10 00:00:00

ORATORIOS. .•
1 HEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-(ARDEa •
MORROW, FRIDAY, MARCH 11,1814.
will he performed,
A GRAND SELECTION,
From th.. Couipositions of the most faviurite Authors,
ancient and modern.
to wiii'th Madame Catalapi will sing, Holy, holy; Lord,'
Otii!tra adorata,' the Duett e ' Ah perdonita,' with Mr, iirahani,
and the chi of the First Act, the National Air of ' Cod save
the Mrs. Salmon, In sweetest harnteny; Lei the br;gi,t
serapltims.' Miss Rennell No more with unavailing wue.'
Master Williams, Mareello's Anthem 0 I .nrd Our Governor.'
He layeth the beams,' How willing,' and the
Euetto goal analante,' with Mr. Braham. Mr. 'Finney Re-
joice, 0 Judah.' Mr. Garbett ' Jehovah crown'd.' And Mr.
.lira!t.tnt, au Epicedium. composed by S. Webbe, jun. Deeper
and &err still,' (for the second time) a New Song, entitled
* ta,ver,' composed by Bishop, and the Doetto ' When thy
h)soin; y:ith firs. sahnon.—Between the First and Second Parts
:‘k. will (by &aim) repeat his new Concerto en the
Organ.
And on WEDNEIMAY will be performed
FIRST' ACT OF THE CREATION,

Csnirs;(lll Dr. Haydn ; with 'lwo Grand Miscellaneous Acts.
Pricalipal Paforintrs;
Madame CATALAN!, Miss RENNELL,
Mast] Wi!tams, and Mrs:Sabuon.
Mr lAA' lAM.

Mr. Garbett, Mr. Durnsett, Mr. limey, and Mr. Kellner. •
Leals of the Baud, Mr. ASHLEY—Organ, by Mr. S. Wass.vv.
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon,• at the Box
OC:ce, Princt%-place.i Tart-street, Covent Garden.

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THE CIiANIPION, WEEKLY JOURNAL.
A v:ry elegant Print, from a Copper-plate Bllgraving,
of Mr KEAN, in the Character of KING RICHARD, ese-
tu.ed an Artist of eminence, will be presented gratis, with
tech Number of this Journal on Sunday "next : also with each
Number of the Saturday Edition, printed for Country Readers.
'l be Pco trait is esteemed a most happy Likeness, and is engraved
In a style, and on raper, that render it worthy the notice of Col-
lectors, &c. It will be accompanied by an interesting and au-
eheetic narrative of his Life, Family, and the circumstances of'
his erpgenu iit in London, &e. The Couterrs of the next Num-
b. r of Tut CHAMPION, will be as follows A Political Ar-
ticle c the probable influence of Bonaparte's Government on
the future rwe of Europe.-2. A Critical Portrait of Mr. Mont
Etna, rv, the Poet (a Series of these Portraits has been corn- '
uiecced in the Champion, which will probably be. accompanied
by Pi int.) —3. A Farn'lbr Paper on a subject connected with ,
F;ishiouable Life.—;4. An Original Poetical Jeu d'esprit
Letter on the Scribbling Mill.-6. Thoughts on various subjects,
itnecsiates, and Epigrams.
'I his is a specimen of the usual Contents of Tut Cita id rio N
to which is always added a faithful detail of the Foreign and
Dolriestie Intelligence, and the Editor's summary of events.
Orders may he given to the Newsman, or sent to the Office.
No. t, Catherine-street, Strand. _ _

Morn. B. and W. JUDGE tale the present opportunity 1 exp►e:rinc
thei► Thanks t the diferent Regiments that have battered them
terith their order: e anti kg to point out to the Militia Regiment:
Polointrering for Foreign &rviec, their
ADDRESS TO THE ARMY TN •GENERAL.
B
and W. RIDGE, of Chichester, having establish.
ed extetasive Warehouses in that City, beg leave.to offer
their services in furnishing the ARMY IN .GENERAL, but
more particularly Regiments passing through the Sasser: Distract,
with Necessaries, Clothing, and Accout cements, of every desc,io-
tion. Their Stores are so eztensive,and such arrangements have
tees made to merit patronage and approbation, that Regiments
may be suprted at an horse's node. with every uncle required
for the complete eqt.iprnent of the soldier.
N. B. Regiments going to or returning from the Peninsula
would And great advantages in the contiguity of the above
Warehouses to Portsmouth.
A young Man wanted immediately to assist In conducting
the Retail Linen Drapery Busine.s. Apply as above.

BY HIS MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
, . MILLARD'S IMPERIAL. TWINE CLOTH,
Made in various Widths of 7.8 and 4.4 for Shirting, and 9-8,
5.4, and 6-4-, for Sheeting.
THIS Article, so desirable for its Economy, and
i;s great conduciveness to Health, is manufactured on a
Itiat!tematical principle (ayant toute l'agreable de la toile du tin).
It so regulating tbe•pirspirtaving no fiat nor any thing of
a cold nature msxtd with it, effects of sudden cold
chill, alter exercise, is totally prevented," and'is suitable to every
climate and season. It is sold, stamped with the Patentee s
Name, &c. at the East India Warehouses, tilo. 16, Cheapsitle,
and at no other house, in Pieces, of 26 yards each and upwards,
and nearly half the price of other ClOth. The 5-4 Slieetings are
from 26 to 52 yards, and the 6.4 from 86 yards upWards.
Orders (with remittance) punctually executed.

ROSS, ,of 119, BISHOPSGATE-STKEET,
WITHIN, Three Doors from the London Tavern, has
the honour of announcing to the Nobility, -Gentry, and Fashion-
able World, that he has new for inspection, at his Only Ware
house, togethidivith the greatest and most fashiunable Assort•
scent of all kinds of Ornamental flair : his newly invented G re-
Vaute Htadt.dress, which is formed from the tree Marble
Models brought jnto tit s country from the Acropolis of Albeit',
by Lord glgin, and whirl rivals any other hitherto invented.
•Theilegance of taste, and simplicity of nature tbat it diTlays
with the racily of dressing, have caused its universal admiration
aotl adoption.
Ross, having for nearly these Thirty Years had the honour of
receiving the mupt marked attention for his valuable inventions.
assures the Pubile, that he will continue to spare neither ex-
pecte, labour, nor attention, to render them both useful and
otnaxnental.

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HALLAM's ANTIBILIOUS PILLS.
Efficacy of these Pills in Bilious Complaints, Head-Acts,
Heart-Barn, &c. are well known, by many years esperience. In
Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, habitual Costiveness, and those
numerous train of diseases, arising from Constitutions debilitated
by Lot clistiatas, as well as the rqure frequent indulgeneies in the
various luxuries of life, these Pills produce the most happy effects,
and ttlary are so innocent in their nature, as to require no restraint.
Sold by E Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Churchlard, London, price
2.. 9d. the Double Bos, 41. 6d.; also by Sanger; Orford-road::

THE lINEST PRODUCTION EVER KNOWN IS -
ROWLAND'S MACASSAIt .
-ITS virtues, composed of Vegetable Ingredients
from the Island of Ivioacassar, in the East Indieek are fat
beyond eulogium for eradicating all impurities of the butn.it hair,
acii producing a luxuriant growth on bald places; produces' a
Orcr.g curl, and permanent, so that no damp air can obliterate
; also a beautiful gloss ; promotes the growth of whiskers, qv
brows, mustachios, Sec.
its preeminent virtues have gained the august patronage of
their Royal highnesses the Princess of Wales and Duke of Strs•
ka, his Serene Higimess the Duke of Brunswick, and his Lx-
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Also by most of the Nobility, and Gentlemen of the Navy 04
Army.
Rowland's Treatise on the Hair, is enclosed with each bottle,
Wotihy the attention of all families. As this book is printed,
and the Oil counterfeitei, it is especially necessary to observe,
thr.t each genuine bottle signed on the label in red inky
" A. Rowland and Son."
Sold at Ss. 641. lOs 6d.4oci Si. is. per bottle; by the sole Pro-
prietors, A. Rowland and Son, Kiiby-street, Hatton•Gareltn;
and by Messrs. limit es, Perfumers to her Majesty, Titchi
borne-street; Messrs. Bayley and Blew' Perfumers, Cucksour-
Street"; Mr. Smyth, Perfumer, 117, New Bomd-street; Mr.
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"Verniers in every 'Callen throughout the Empire.
Ake, ROWLAND'S Es,Er4cB of TYKE, for.cbangiog the
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