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NEW MUSIC. u s hed by Goulding, D'Almaine, Potter, and 20, t are London ; and No. 7, Westmorland -street, Dublin. THE Overture, Songs, and Duets, in the favourite Grand Melo-Dramatic Opera bf firs Virgin of the Son, as • with great applause at the Theatre Royal, Covent litka, price 10s. 6d. ; likewise the Chorusses, Quinterts, &e. „. 6d. complete, price 18s.; Divertissement lure, by Voh s o . 6d.; Ditto, as a Duet, 55.; Lochgyle, a f4vourite„Glee, w ou t zhighi, 23. 6d.; Through Groves sequestered. a much 4 ,10 Gke, composed by the Earl of Westmeath, price 2rt ; pip Mors the Village liens, and I saw the droop-lamented Maid, Area to celebrated lAA Airs, by J. Monro, price Is. MI My lb w s Eye, a Ballad, by ditto, is. 6d.; Le Cheval de Course, a ( rite Divertimento, composed by A. Valentine. price Is. Id. Wow h breathing a prayer for me, a Ballad, for the Piano. v i tt Harp, price Is. ADMIRACIT-OfFICE, Jan. 28, lel2. 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