Da lumen, juvamen, ut sancta scquentes
Mortales erecti sint spe.

GRAND CHORUS.

Summe Deus! miserator,
Da pugnanti gratiam.
Et fidelis munerator
Da vincenti gloriam.

RECITATIVE.-Creation.-HAYDN.

And God said " Let the waters bring forth abundantly the moving creature that hath life, and let the fowl fly above the earth in the open firmament of heaven.”

AIR,

On mighty plumes to dazzling height,

The eagle springs :
And towards the flaming orb of light,
Pursues his swift his dauntless flight:

The lark at morn his sprightly welcome sings.
The turtle cooing, wooes his feather'd love:
In ev'ry blush, in ev'ry grove,
The nightingale's sweet notes resound;
No grief has learnt her breast to wound,
Nor taught her a sad song to raise,

From such enchanting lays.

GRAND CHORUS.RIGHINI

Kyrie eleison;

quoniam tu solus sanotus, tu solus Dominus, tu solus altissimus Jesu Christe. Cum sancto Spiritu in gloria Dei Patris, Amen.

RECITATIVE AND SONG: Esther:-HANDEL.

MADAME CARADORI.

RECITATIVE,

,

Now persecution shall lay by, her iron rod,
Esther is Qucen, and Esther serves the living Gode

SONG.

Tune your harps to cheerful strains,

Moulder idols into dust;
Great Jehovah lives and reigns, 1. trado

We in great Jehovah trust.

QUARTETTO, with Double Choir and Chorus.

NATIONAL GERMAN HYMN-HAYDN.

(The words written for the Second Yorkshire · Festival, by

John Crosse, Esq.):
Lord of heaven, and earth, and ocean!

Hear us from thy bright abode,
While our hearts, with deep devotion,

Own their great and gracious God
Source, revoal d'itf'sacred story, is".

* Of each good and perfect thing: Chor. Lord of life, and light, and glory!

Guide thy Church, and guard our 'King.

Health and every needful blessing,

Are thy bounteous gifts alone;
Comforts undeserved possessingi ni to tell

Bend we low before thy throne :: se'!

* While the babe, the youth, the hoarý,

Their united tribute, bring:
Chor. Lord of life, and light, and glory!

Sbield our Isle, and save our King.

Thee, with humble adoration,

Laud we, now, for mércies past;
still to this most favour'd nation,

May those mercies ever last!
Britons, then, through future story,

With their prayers shall praises sing :
Chor. Lord of life, and light, and glory!

Bless thy People, bless their King.

SONG.-Judas Maccabeus. - HANDEL.

MR. BRAHÁM.

My arms! -Against this Gorgias will I go-
The Idumean Governor shall know
How vain, how ineflectual his design,
While Rage his leader, and Jehovah mine.

AIR.

Sound an alarm. Your silver trumpets sonnd,
And call the brave, and only brave, around.
Who listeth follow;-To the field again. -
Justice with courage is a thousand men.

CHORUS

We hear, we hear the pleasing, dreadful call;
And follow thee to conquest ;-If to fall;
For laws, religion, liberty, we fall.

LUTHER'S HYMN.

MADAME CATALANI.

GREAT GOD WHAT DO I SEE AND HEAR!
The end of things created !
The Judge of mankind does appear,
On clouds of glory seated.
The trumpet sounds, the graves restore
The dead that they contain'd before ;
Prepare, my soul, to meet him.

CHORUS.-Samson.-HANDEL.

Fix'd in his everlasting seat,

Jehovah rules the world in state ; His thunders roar, heav'n shakes, and earth's aghast; ;

The stars with deep amaze,

Remain in steadfast gaze: Jehovah is of Gods the first and last.