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AGRAND MUSICAL FESTIVAL, in Com-
meinuration of the splendid Victories obtained in SPAIN
and PORTUGAL, will be held at the PANTHEON, on
MONDAY, the 24th of JUNE, 1811, the Picas of which will
be wiled to
. IHE RELIEF OF THE PORTUGUESE SUFFERERS,
`Ender the Patronage and Sanction of the Committees for Con-
ducting affa Receiving their Subscriptions.
VOCAL PERFOIIMERS.
Mr. BRAHAM,
Signior TREMAZZANf, Signior NALDI,
-Signior CAUVI NI, Mr. CONGDON, Mr. LEWIS,
Mr. DUNNE, Master DE PINNA,
Mr. PHILLIPS, &c. &c.
Madame CATALAN', Madame BERTINOTTI,
Signiora COLLIN', Signiora BIANCHI,
Mrs.DICKONS, Mrs. DUSSECK, Mrs. BIANCHI,
Miss KOLI.MAN, &c. &c.
Conan° Violin, Muter MORI. Concerto Flute, Mr. SOUST.
Grand Symphony, Plano-Forte„.Mr. BONIEMPO.
Leader of the Band, Mr. SPAGNOLETTI.
Conductor, Dr. KEMP.
On a subject so generous and honourable to the Character of
Englishmen, every feeling mind nisei sympathize ; and every
hand will otadtL lend its aid, in proportion to its powers. The
Ladies and Gentlemen above named, have liberally proffered
their professional assistance gratuitously on this oscasieli ; and
many others, wiaose names will appear in a Bill of Pat ticulau,
will also lend their aid., Hence it is confidently expected, that
the present Festival will be an honourable testimony of the talents
and generosity of Musical Professors, be highly gratifying to the
audience, and be marked in a distinguished manner on the List of
-Subscriptions, which the patriotic Committees are so nobly emu-
lous of rendering rich in the aggregate,' and singularly beneficial
hi appropriation.
Professional Ladles and Gentlemen, who have not yet offered
their services, and are willing to form part of the Orchestra, are
solicited to signify their wishes, as early as possible, in a line ad-
dressed to Dr. Kemp, the Conductor, 87,
Tickets 10s. 6d.—To be had of Mr. Philip Pearce, Secretary
to the Committee for the General Subscription, at No. 87, Pall•
Mall ; also at the City of London Tavern, and at the principal
Music Shops.

WANTS A SITUATION.
AYOUNG MAN from Scotland wants a situation
as Overseer over an Estate in England, at the term of
Lammas or Martinmas' first. He will produce Certificates of bis
character and abilities from the country where he belongs.—
Letters (post paid) addressed J. M`P. at Mr. Nic.ols, opposite
DOWII3 Wharf, Erat Smithfield, will he attended to.

This day was published, in a neat pocket vol. price Ss. 64. boards,
ACONSPECTUS of the Phartnnopceias of the
London Edinburgh, and Dublin Colleges of Physicians ;
being a Practical Compendium of Matcria Wilica and Phar-
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of the Medical Society of London, and of the Medical, the
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(Embellished with a View of Torie House,)
THE SCOTS MA.GAZINE,and EI)INBURGH
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'HE LIFE of the Right Reverend BEILBY
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Itetor of St. George's, Hanover-square, and one of his IVlijestea
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f `HE LAW of NATIONS ; or Principles of the
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The Fourth Edition, corrected.
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YMOLOGIC ON UNIVERSALE ; or, UNI.
ALA VER.SAL vmoLoGicAL DICTIONARY. On a
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'be regarded in d,scovering the affinities of Words, and that the
Vowels are to be wholly rejected; that Languages contain the
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Volt.
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'THE Renbtinsof JOSE P BLAC K El', consisting
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How many are the hapless Orphan's Cares !
Her state how wrembeil, lune, unfriended !
Without a Guardian,guilty Worki
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