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London, England, 1812-03-16 00:00:00

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fightlits MOTAL. CIDVENZOARDII24.
THIS PiESENT EVENING, MARCH 16,
will be performed, •
THE VIRGIN TIDE OF TE SUN.
....wrist" at ierfonned, the New rantominie, ailed
UIN AND PADMANABA ;
THE GOLDEN FISH.
TO•warrew, NW, Caesar ; with Is :le a Prince.

W:E.IOC.—ORATOIO6.
TimATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
hN WEDNtSDAY next, March 18th, wal be per.
fauna *GitAND SELECTION,In which, Madame Ca.
wig " Angels ever bright and fair," the bravura " Fre-
soreei," and the Duette " Vado" with Mr. /graham. Mrs.
he Soldier Aired," • Ye awed Priests,* and the
=••• Fair Aurora," with him. Blapd. Muter Boyle, " 0
/0,11111 the Lohn." Mr. Bellamy, " Shell I in Mature's fertile
yko" Mr. *floury, " Arm, arm, ye brave;' and Mr. Brabant,
4i COnse if you dare," "Gen, le Airs," and. " Nelson." Grand
,Ks The eavens am telling," 1•• Sing the Luau;
emelt, the Harp," from the 4.7,ttcoTto noggin be introduced. •
Frisk an entire paw Grand Seleqlopolit which jell
LetairotoAreef Wag the Othipselsreempatdda
moo. • • -• t
Doors to be opened at Six, ana.iontetinceet Berle melody.'
foes 7a. Pit S.. *d. Gallery its. Upper Gallery Is.
Places for the Buses to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the Box.
oike is Han-street.
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ENGRAVINGS BY SHARP, AFTER CARACCE,
94 inches by 411, for Work of Engravings.
THE very celebrated Picture •of the DEAD
CHRIST sad MAR lES, by AN. CARACCE, formerly
In the Orleans Collection, now at Ca,tie Howard,. having, by the
Won of the E Earl of Carit-le, been copied by-Mr. Wilkin,
. fee the purpose of forming one of a series of TWELVE large rm
q.„,.., to be executed by the principal Artists of the
Pm
t period, with a view of exemplifying the Works of the
Masters of the Rienan, Florentine, Bolognese, Venetian,
Lombard, Spanish, and . Flemish School*, the Amateurs of
Minns, and of fine Engraving, are respeetfully informed,
eat the Drawing of this Picture, together with other fine
. Prawings after these Masters, from which thbWork will be ex-
ecuted, are now on View, at the Gallery, 39, Saukville-erect,
!littadilly, which will en.:llle them to form a correct idea not
ealy of the nature of the Work itself, but of the selection of
illicit it will be-composed. . .
In illustrating, by individual examples, the Compositions of
ilitee of the Schools above-mentioned, it is in, ended to adopt the
vary general suisject of tiro HIS to Rif of OUR SAVIOUR, taken
11._ Wee of Its 'post interesting periods.. This is most happily
annood by the following capital Pictures : by the Virgin, Young
auto, and St. John of Rafaelle, now In the Stafford Gallery ; by
moist awoog the Doctors, in the picture of Leonardo da Viotti,
ILtbt Omaha of the Right Hon. Lord Northwiek : and by the
InroreellintsibalCarracce above mentioned. These three Pic.
btali wills they offer choice examples of the Roman, Florentine,
the '13%7 Schools, will also Rim a set, virally valuable for
Poo
~,„- or the Library of the Amateur.
ilrioriiati and Flemish Sabo% being those In which Co
i"--I,k,...frishen a lead, will be exemplified by the gay and
z,----',„,1„,..,
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_lllbilret of Titian, and Pad Veronese, and the Allego-
kh.„,.—isntel Works of Rubens and Vandyke, while the
----'n 4111fiardy and Spaiu will be *even in the Works of
es.r_ifti rid Monllio.
.erno attic itself will thus give, not only a concentrated view
........_,.'"as Cseposit ens of these great Masters, but also afford an
-.""..41„ a judging el the relative abilities of the most emi.
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lint
of Modern Europe.
,rilireint of the Work of large Engravings,. it b intended
Zig tejabilah a smaller Work, upon the scale of Vandylut's
d R4llo44.‘..flustrative of the Fine Portraits, and ideal Heads
onion, Giorgione, Velasques, Rubens, Vandyke,
riattialbs Goido.'and Domenkihino.
h.,..""PlihniPal Assists to be employed In these Works of Ear
1:71 are, Morghen, of Florence ; Sharp, and Heath, of Lon-
-721 hawse, of Germany; Manner, of litutgord ; and others,
`lne may he corhielered as the principal Engrave n of the present
od, as well in this, country as abroad; and both works will
ants the &reenact of Wiiiisset Buchanan; F.N.
„._.• Terms of Subscription to the large Work are, Three
11,1pras for each Engraving; to be paid on delivery. The Terms
;;Fneicription to the Work of Portraits, will be Two Guineas
Ansllei_, Number, containing Three Engravings. Ihe Imre*.
lait 4' the Plates shall be delivered to Subscribers scoorditig to
Priority of their subscriptions, and Gentlemen, not resident in
IW•Shing to become :,übsCribers to this Wort, will be SO
E'71.1 as to send their particular address, and also mention, if they
Lu.i.k,lbelr Copies delivered to au/ person in .London, or for.
.ons 4 to them else% here.
~a 42. Yates, at the Gallery, 39, Saclreige-street, who has charge
I,Eahibitiun of the Drawings, will reterre subscribers names
:_noth, or eitSer of these Vloerks • and as a Book for entering
...r he: ice= recently opened, Genibmen.intending to subcribe,
7,611.0: ware of the intportance of having their names bizh upon
11;t" sas it- Impressions of the Plates*illbet delivered an exist
"liY to the same. - • " • • '- •