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tj ~: '4 • •A, , , ' ro f ii ) 7 , • ; 4'. .I,4IINIBER 2 iois . • • For the BENEFIT of Mr. WILD, - Prompter. • THEATRE -ROYAL, COVENT.IGARDEN. ON MONDAY NEXT, MAY . 25th, rgor, , will be pertb rme d, f o r t h e , first time this Season, the Motuite Opera of • ' l .,' RAMAH DROOG. 44 .= %sic composed by MI: MA ZZI NG II; and Mr. R SIVE, LUACIP E.l. NS. Capt. Sidney, Mr. INPLEDON ; Dt. O'Liftey, Mr. TOHNSTON E. Eliza, Miss WMATLY ; And Margaret, Mrs. MILLS. INDIANS. " • Chilling° Mr. MUND EN ; , 44 Ra Zeinaun, CLA R E hIONT ; I jah, Mr. WA.DDY ; Govinda, Mr. HILL ; Cilicer;Mr.. FARLEY. ,• Ahnina Mrs. CHAPMAN ; in AA I And 4efrna, Miss WATERS. I. A Tamborine Dance; also a Grand Procession. l- At} 11. with A Representation of the Storming of a Fort, I th its Surrender to the British Army. After the Opera, a Poetical Interlude, altered from PRIOR'S Nut Brown Maid, called ; HENRY and EMMA. . Henry, Mr. H. JOHN S'FON Eugenius, Mr. MURRAY. Venus, Miss DIXON ; Atort Emma, Miss HURRAY. fa course of t h e evening will be introduced the following ? vo urite SOligs—" The Battle Song,", composed by Mr. by Mr. Incledon ; —" 'rhe Heaving of the Lead," colnposeci by . Mr. Shield, by Mr. Incledon ;—Sea Song, 1 1 1 i 3O Tight Littl e I s l an d," by M r . Townsend arid, in ehar.taer of Muns, Mr. Fawcett will introduce the fa-' vourite Italian Song, ''Master was an. Opera Singer." By Irticulardesi re " Black Eyed Susan," by Mr. Ineledon. ittvening's Enterta , inments to conclude with (notated this Season) a Comedy in Two Aits, called THE PRISONER AT LARGE. • Muns, Mr. FAWCETT; • Jack Connor, Mr. BETTE RTON ; Ltd M. CLARENIONT TnII, Mi. FARLEY; Father Frank, Mr. WADDY ; And Dowdle, Mr. MUN DEN. Adelaide, Miss CIIAP NIAN. • APRMON wishing to prticure a PERMANENT , SITUATION AINDIR GOVERNMENT, ,vctild PPY to treat with any one capable of procuring him the 4q ' a l e , • tecresy may be depended on. I.ters Idressed to R. T. to'be left at the Post:Office', at rqntouth Dock, will be iinmediately atteryled.to. TTo 'GENT LEMEN , and FAMILIES• leaving town. HOMAS OXENHAM, No. 3 54 ( . Oxford.- street,.near the ;Pantheon, be i ;s leave to recuniniend his 1 4 14 ch irn p r O ve C\ LA LE as an it - ric le worthy o f n o t ic e. Lese 111 ANGLES are easily Nvarke4 by one person, of ds siAti.titittlances, adapted either. to large. or small Jiro.; and•upon various principles ; the greatest choice kept / taly made. ~,L,l.k2lsvile his nes; invent,o4H,WH: • EAT 'MILL and BOLT . ;'!,\ beinglpade cif' French stones; perform the „`„ilit , ,rvell, and are allowed all - that have seen them to be., ~i ril. r )r in every .. respea to•a il y Steel Mill, it being L. Stc.el clear the brim. • -And rER Soh various Kineiples ; NAVKIN all cther pRE'SSES, of various SIZ - CS. •, NIONEYRLN'DY To . ADVANCE. WHEREAS me many lies and Gentlemen "fre -9461t1Y great pecuniary inconvenienCe for lvanr nevding so tesp e .et a hi e channel through whoke.treditim lll 46 ) ,;: n ' i Y„ be accom mo d a t e d w i t h cei t i ppr it ty . or permanent 1 4 A luncy : all persons in pOssession J nwinvs at - 4- ,1111:m rrethold, Copvhold, . I,easehold Estates,. in„kand tl eiut "es,'Money in the Funds, Rent Charges; Marriage S . er : lerx "th W idows' lointitrup, Annuities, Patent . plac . es, Livings . , or ow other cdrtain Incotne tor 1.1 , fe, Ise). with temporary or permanent' Smut of I . o fkir amount, by paytn it riegtate Altnuity 05iti o ,• 4 11e, with power to return the principal at their tall t wr , Personal applicationS will be received ev . ery C - and letters front Correspondents, in 'lon n °unt rY, InlnKtiiately answered_ . 4(llr ”reat ( Os Nlessm, diarris Lind Co. at their !louse, Np. 22, • tallhlkstreet; CharincrOss';, but no letters v. abc postL:paitt , , , V , and SON, TRUSS and' INsTRumENT, KE s, for the Relief and Cure of the Ruptured, , 40 0 e r." --i k? k. ed. and DetOrrxd, at their flouse,.and Malta 'erY 43, Dean-Street, Soho - where Ruptures of t rel , eved , 44 id ‘!Ption, ift both Sexes, are wink, 11. • Ilat e ' t c e ql if citrabit-, the Patent Erotic Tros,:es, which 4cebrZe: to "vq, ditilrent motions elasiici ty, t1:4 41t, 5 the lathe of the case, and str,te of the corn , 41 ' ria ge t S 'eVr ' l4il i ll 4 to have in desired . Concave, irtsyn. ; 4 avel Ruptures, Cocpulency, and pregi , 9iit, otirs 'irusses to peeserie in riding, Or u g9rlllitle• Instruinenftbr the cure of Childreri's de. v4 l . , s 'ln the knets, legs, wides, and Cluli ket ;.Also our. Tr t ,i ° the 'shine, or croAedness of the bi 4„ corretted. A ri vv "," cm a I:eit. prineil4e, for Prolapsus Ant and Uteri. fo'% ve nled Uriner for incontinence of urine in old peo c'vedr u &c. Trusses covered, ineri , led, anti Ito , IL: •, Advice gaol's. 'rrusses made F;:ci.ilty, ...."'"ers, Country Orders, and for Exportation. I:T. LING.HOUSES, with LAND, near. READING, 0 LE) - '• LETT,. of various descriptions and ac. i . ti,i. 4* "lnluttations. Families . in Want . of Residence, by it ,. , "te. i'g Partieu!ars of the Pretnices they require, With Rent, POg • , . . te i t - paid i to J Ilawkcs, Re-.ding, sh#ll, receive nrune attent ' ' • , ...,_ 1011. SEA; BAHIN. . V ICK PLA CE, distant T from, G Bognor Half a Mile„, from Chichester LE Six Miles. ,(I-0 11E. TT fOr the Season, - orany longer Tent, Genteel LtWELLING-HOUS,E, completely rhr l 'uttNisuED in an elegant modern stile, eontaiping tletaetParluurs a Drawing-Room, and Sit Iled9toorns t and , 1 14,, c e 4 1,La K.;ti:;ltt:ii with all other convenient 0 PICC4 ; g Co:leh-Houses for . three Ivl r f e " c f.---) :and, Stabil; for 3i.N. SCS, with a large Gltrrien nay ti,. 14 !) we.ll stoc.,l a.lll in great for , i'ar4Aess. c s bilDiled with haver, milk and .cr;!.int. "t1: 01i " Y ea" si nridt haVe l e Ibl , ll Sesi. Pc. have teen ftnishair'PnlY.feur I vso I .4 .inec ken cynstant I y occupied by some Of thCII4:IOS eo' t *"e • , Itn lie,. anniies. s ' t'arion tlekated, iltraVand healthy, frent!n, Whi,ing glid' View nethe Sea,-at the Ounce of 11414.4 out of ths.%hi . gh road front Un. itneekv,") mi gnnr, between which there 15 a iegular ,fdltchirte:la -kepti., :by , the .pre. t; vicinity tQ lie CO lebr*cd Watering : P lacco 4lso t . rot Sea Bath, makes Aldwielt. ace ,t.l7,,neet.iftfrreiCdcnce h , a - nav be.had, and the Pcewises viweed, thu Proprietor, ,~.~.. ~ , : 4 .. i• , i a ' T H THE BRITISH FORCES IN' EGlitT. - VOR the‘BENITIT crEThe 'WIbOWS ' .1: and ORPHANS,' of.the. SOLDIgR i S, and MARIN ES, KILLED or WOO NIYED 't - G'Y PT , in the ARMY and FLlS4, ,, who. have served under the Command of the late General Sir Ralph..albprcrornby, and still serving there , nndtrstkat of Major-Gelieral Hutchinson; and Admiral Lord Keith, a. SIIBSC RI PTION IS NOW OPENED, which is• earnestly recomtnewkd to the,NOtice and Protedion of a Generous, Ptibl it: 'who - 3:nuw how lo'ap preqiitte.gallapt services, and .have ever been r.zzdy . to reward • them. Subscriptions are received at - Lloyd's Coffee-house, and by the following Biok.er'4,r_Yii• Messrs. Childs, Messrs. Hoares, Me.,isrs:"Martin, "Stones,lo4 Co. Messrs. Drufurnonds, Messrs. Coutts and Co.' Altssrs. Herries, _Farquhar, and Co. Messr. 13osanquet, Beaeherbrr, and Co. AI srs. Snow, Sandby, and Co.. 111 e r,. Harnrnersleys, Messr.:. Smith, Payne, and Smith, Messrs. Robarts, avid Co. ' , Sir William Forges asd Edinhur,"ll and Messrs. Latouche and CO. A General-Meeting will be called in a few days, for the purpose of electing a Coni,uittee'for the I%l;ulageutent and Diirtibution of the Fund. IRISH STATE,LOTTERY, • Begins. Drawing loth of f uly. THE TICKETS ;In;l SHARES are on - Sale by RICHARDSON, GOODLUCK, and ,Co: at tbeir Licensed State-Lottery Offices, Nn to.i., corner of Bank.- buildings, Corolla!, No. 8, opposite . t.lte,..Kinq!s News, Charing-cross, London; .and Markc r- place. - Nori,vich. ". • THE• SCHEME CON PAIN'S z Prizes of ,C. 20,000 ' • L b .40;00o 2 -- . I o,oqo - , . • 2.0,000 500 e , 15,000, loco ' 4 000 5 -7... • 100 9 . . Soot 3 , Soo , tso-) 3 lots - - 300 6 - -- 6e --, 163 79 30 - - 8 63.'140 . . ~.32,00.) Tickets.' ,C. 150,000 Or The Price of Tickets and Shares the same as the last Irish Lottery. . : .E.R I I?.A Y, MAY 22, , This Day was publisbcd, A New Vniume,,being the Fiith, of gltrlVlONS; , :ii)i-I - 11.4G14- BLAIR, D. 1): 'kJ, Ed. One of the Ministers of .this-11'!srh Church, and Profi-ssor ofßhetoricinaUßeileiLetties in the University of Edinburgh. Printe2l for A. Stralian ; T.. Cadel.l, jun. and W. Davies, StiiiiirCind - VY. Creech, at Edinburilt. *** This Volume was prepared roc Publication - by the libr, and :a Considerable Parrof 'it 'was' printed 'before his Decease. As above may be had, by the same Author, r. New Etlitio9, being the 'l' wenty-first, of the first hour Volurnas of Seridoni, price tl. 4s. in boaids. z. LelllliC4 on Rhetoric and Belles Lcttres. Seventh emit, 3 vols. price al. as. in boards. ;; s• This Day wavpublislied, Elegantly printed in Two Volunars, Octavo, price 14s. in boards,,a *and Edition,a.-accted :end gratallteniarged, of J ITERARY HOURS ; or Sketches Critical And Namitive. ry NATHAN DRAKE, M*l. Printed for T, Cadell, jun. - and W. Davies, Strand. This Day was published, Elegantly printed in One ✓olum; Quarto; and *Must/vet by Plates and Views engraved from original Drawings ac curately tken on the Spot, and a S%etch of the Geography of Ihe 'Croatl, pica W. itz nqards, (Dedicatee ; by permission, to the Marquis of Bur Er, rIONSTANTINGPLE, Antient and Modern, with Excursions to the Shores and Islands of the Ar chipelago and to the Tread.... • ' By AMES,. DA L L AWAY, M.D. F. S, A. Late Chap rain and Physician of the British Embassy to the Porte. Printer; for T. Cadell, Jun. zunl strand. *,,.* A foW Copies are printed on Royal Paper, with - co loured Platt-i, price 31. in boards. • ! As above may also,be nail, by the same Author, ,Anecdotes of the. ArtS in England ; or cOmparative9bservations on Ar citite...tore, Sculpture, and Painting, chiefly illustrated by Frcimens at. Oxford. One large Vol. 3vo. price I C;4'. in boards, or in a Quarto Size for the accommodation or those who may chooe to add their t.is n Notes, 18S. in boards. This D:ty virr..-r published, 1-I:tascomely printed trt•Twi) Oci tvo, price t4s. in bonds, a.New Ed4ipn, of SSAYS' ••• E •,•, and '1 REAIIS , on seven:l , 13V DAVID' E, Printed for T. Cadelt; jun. ?lid W. Davies, Strand; and FLU Bratifutc, at Ediriburvit Of whom !nay also be hail, Nov Editions of Mr. ILlme's. I I >turg of England, froth - the Inv:A:don of Julius Cuesar to the Revolution in tOs ; With the Author's best Corrections and niproverticats, and a short. Account of his Lite, written by In Eight Volurrie . ,;, SOciv.o, with 'Pen - tricits of the tini;itsh Sovereigns, price 31. 4s. bound, and in Eight Vo. • Quarto, with tine Impressions ot. the Portraits, price .ThiS.Day was published, In,Two Vollimes, 0 aavo, 'vice i4s. inboards, • A lsrew Edition, being the Ninth, of • fHE THEORY of MORAL SENTIMENTS; n Estio towards an Analysis of the Principles by ,vl i ieh Mn naturally judge conceriung - the,Condired and t;:lia. T..e.teroirst, of their Neightiours, and afterWard.i " To - which is added, a Dissertation on the Origin of •- SAIITI-1, - IL. D.- Ind F.:12. S. of London and Edinburgh ; one of the Com missioners of His Maje.:,ty's Custoins in Scuil.:nd; and for . merly Proftissor of Moral Philosoplij7 in the . University of Glasgow. •-• . l'or T. Cadell, jun. and,W Davie, Strand ;: F. and C. krving,ton, St.. - "PaiiPs 'Church-yard ; 301 Longivaii and ltees,. - PAternostcr-itiw ; Bell •,uid Briidlirte . , and W. Creech, at. 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This Day was publtshed,• In Four large Volumes; cluodvcirao, price rfis. in boards, new, Edition, being Alto Fourteenth, with nun:ern/15 dor- , notions and Alterations, of DAMELA or, VIRTUE REW.ARI)ED. .Tn . a S'erlei of familiar Letters finni a beautiful young Dam sel to her Parents ;, and afterwards, in her c::alted condition, .between her and Persons of Figure and Quality,. upon the :must ianportant and entertaining • S iihjetls in t7thteet Published in order to cultivate4he Principlesbf -Virtue and R:ligion in the Minds of the Youth of both Sexes,. 13v the late Mt. SAMUFL'ItICHARDSON. rrinteti toe C' . and j..14,,0bin50n., R.*Bald hvin' W. J. and. I, ItichL t rds o n, F. and C.' Rivinvol, , (/gilyy :and Son, 0 tlidge and Son, I. Nunn, W. Line, Verner and Hood, ' Lackington, and: Co. (,•!atiell and Ddvies, , C. ,Law, Longman and Rce, T. Hurbi, und J. Wa.lis. Tne. rg think it necessarrtoQ6luaint the that the notnefou.. alteratiQa:s intio; Edition v% ere' wade by ti. 2 Author, and were left by inlaid( pi;:c. - tic-..tti,n, and that they have been fationrcd with the Cons, rinri)ol' - . -- t tbe pre belly Eslition is print by,hitt only siity;viiig • IC B. Edaloi% is etitaed Of the ai , ov;•rneitiionid be hi:Ll, by ii e karrie A ut !tor t ., • • r _ t. The History' of IlarlOwe, in Fight Voltnnes. x2rno; '• • - 2. TLe History of.S4 Chales Grandison, in Seven . • .... OSBORNE-HOUSE, ISLE OE WIGHT. TO BE LETT, • „ . • ; cur a Tarn 'of Three YeirS and'entenA upon irriniediatel', rITHE Large and Capital Ntinsion-liowe of OS BORN £, late belonging, to Robert Pope Bladiford, Esq. , deceased, and since in the occupation of the Right lion. the . Earl of Glencairn, dec'eased, situate tour miles frrnu the Town of Newport, and about one - trifle from . East ,Cows; ; consisting of a Library, Dining.parlour,and • rig-wont,. up* the Ground rioor ; a largellreakfast-room and Font Bed-Chambers on the FirSt Flour ; and Six Lotig ittg-roorns' exclusive of , Servants Rooms in the Attic, with suitable and convenient Offices, Coc.cli-hputie, and Stables, a large Walled Garden; with pad Fruit Trees, and about Sixty-four acres of 4nd.PastuYe Ground. The House s:mtis upon a .des:tablo Esninenee, .commaild ing-an extensive and beautiful prospea Spitheitd, Ports mouth,anti the opposite Cok,t, 1t is an Ireat measure fur nislied, but Lc..t completely ; has been entirely newly paint ed, acct is in mist cm:client repair. 7 • % . Inqutteal mr. p0rth.31:.N0.59, Bertiers i strect, Loodhlt ; or of , m4l Sewell, Newport, Isle of .Wignt. Tut; C,17 \\ v i l Sir,tif the Premises. N. B. 'l . en.t..,t.tuay l acconttno.lated. with a. Deputa• tion (M)4.lrue and Barton. YORK I lOT Er; CUE LTENHAM, SH - I'R E. - TO BE LE TT, and catered upon immediately, at ii.very moderate Rent, Y.T. that Faihion.tble Comaiotrioug and' ‘rll - I accustomed HOUSE, called' the -Y (YR k `E 1,, inosveligibly situated in the T,own of \! opp?site to the Upper' RoJnas, and adjuiuing the Jheat e Ituyalt .The complete Assortment of Hbus,!bold Furniture, Plate, Linen and China, belonging to the said Haus:, together ' with ;he StdLk of Wines v _and other Liquors therein, are to ' be taken to, at a fair yalttation, and (it more-ameenient to a Purchaserl a .considerable part ot. the pureluit4,i‘lolleY remain at !merest, on good Security. ' The'York Hotel is well kstoni, Both for its - Aceommoda , tionsiand Comfort s,',and has hitherto experisinCea the iltf)ht h.imring Encourage:at:tit front the Nobility ;iiid Gentry re sortipg to Chclteall:ani. It ,cbrisists '10..7 t spaelotis Drawing Rooms, and Fifteen ,idea C;ariets, !With a. cornmo,iions Bar-p t Kit chens, and Cellaring, andahe whole is a tit ~its deital‘ihg, tirliith, 'as the Cheltetin oa - Season .b now ti.s: approaching,.will possess the peculiar advantage tit an im mediate and extensive Busim-as, brined uhon a small C:ipi. • Afur further particulars apply at the Office of Messrs. Markham, Wt3les, and e'iwititiott, iu Clieltetiliam; or at Mitssrs. Welles and Lessirighain, at Upton tipoti Severn, lVorces tors itire. ISLE 01: WIGFIT —CAPITAL MANOR and FARMS. . TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION" • • By J. YOUNG / On Thursday : the tBth,Day of June, tSor, at. the Bugle Inn, - NLNvpQrti Isle or Wight, at Five o'Clock in the Afternoon, unless sooner disposed of by Brivate Contrad, of which immediate will be given, in the following Lots ; • Lot I. A LL that MANOR and FARM called „CIL 13 RID DL ESFOR D, situate in the Parish of A rretoo, uoout three miles tient Newport, and three fruit Wooton, consisting of a convortiatt Nlessuage or Dwol House, lately fitted up at a considerable expenee,. with suit able Ildrns, Stables and Qut-huildlogs, And about 330 Acres of Arable, MeldOw, Pasture, Coppl;:e Wood, and a Com. mon Land thereto belonging. ' The above Estate is Tythe Free ; .extremely well stocked with Timber, the Royalty is very extensive, and the 'Manor abounds with Caine. Lot . About 74 Acres of Arable, Meadow, and Pasture 1.:111,1, with-a Barn thereon, adjoining to the above Premises, .and called' C LS. - _ 1.0t:3. About 66 Acres of Arable, Meadow,' Pasture, , and 'Copetce Land, called PACKFIELDS,, with -Iwo Terre. rnents and Gaidens thereto belonging. The two 1:•,:,t rirmtiened Lots are situate near the Road' leading from Ilewport , to Ryde, are eapable argreat improve ment, and possess, - extensive Common Rights,. and great part of the Lands are also Tythe 'Free. Lot 4. About 76 Aeresof rabid, Meadow, and Pasture :Land, And ts . Actes of Coppice,L;:nd, .nt . o.ining the above l'ielnises, With two Tew.ntenrs ttici Gardens, and it ,Barn and c..i~lt;`tltcr+on, called ‘V 00D110 US F.. Oct theipree last Lots ther,are ; several situations corn rich and extensive view,, I* he Tintber'oh cads Lot tei ty: trlien by tbe"Pitrehaser at a . f:t *.! . ite cl?aurca on the. N4 . lrole. of the, Preluies .n.;....•1ts to 191. tc per :minim, and ',1.: . Lot's wirj be sold obicct to each.: Purchat;erts p.i'vlag, a- oropoetic‘iiitt.: . thereof. The Poor Rates aro min . Ic.v., and dici ngt until the last twa yep's ampunt to j iti ttt pound. fitjfited . Pailiettlaretay 'lie; three:week3 previous to . the t3le, at - the •Orfiecito of itletsrs.. - . Daman' :441 \Varney, Rotas y . ;, i l?aill. } ki • Matitexy, Inu ,r q'ernple, I.lndon Bugle Inn, New pri ; . Gecir ; .:e ttvl White, ffart, ; C.ruwo, - - P,trtitrtotithq, Dolphin,' - Gosport ; Coach STathmintteut ; ‘Vbite Salisbury.; Ly::tit.F44; Croym, Riu4wood, t4y: el4c tivi.tiei • f -.; = = - l'-t r t s. L . frrl '..„7.41 ' '-. r? . . ~ . ~. . .\ \ did" . . . „ . .. ; \ - .: 4 - 1 .7). . «lt •* . 'oi.X l- "I• i ' „ k 4 4-7,-0, :. , ,,,: , ---_-A—, :.-74 ....,,, , • ' *•\;.-_-__: Al. _- _ \ m, T4i . u • -- , 1 j1....i.:7 - -L .' '' ' . . ~..„--6 ~ .,..v .. .............„. , . ,•, : ... , --.. ..,-. . .., . , .• ' 1 , , .- , ~, , . .. ~ • . [PRICE SIX PENCE: -• NEW MI I IC, This' Dgy %v:l4 published, by GOULI)ING, P1,111PPt;: and D'ALMAINE, 'Alusic-Sdlers to Their Royiil High tiesises the Pihice itd P r riticess of Waldo No.:}',; Pall ' and No.-76; St, limes's-street " ry,HE: TRUE LOVER'S KNOT ;" a ilivotirit6 'Song sung by Miss Gray, at ,the, Royalty Theatte4. price rs. , the favouri:ia Spanish Air,and the Hanoverian Waltz, as A Rorvio for Piano Forte, by obcrechi, price rs;6(l . A r fllitary JiitroduCtion to the Prince Orange's March f and a Rondo for Piano Forte, Op. 4. by John lay, price 2s. 0..1. Airs; with Variations,- Conetrtante ibr two Clarinets, by M. Saler, price 6s. In a few Days .will be published, the Music in the flivou rite Opera'of The Blind Girl, as now periormiin; with much applause at the Theatra-ROyal, Covent-Garden. The (..;i -vou,rite Overture in La e Pern'use, for the Harp or. Piano .Forte, by Davy and Moorehead. The favourite Indian Ballad in La Peronse; sung by Mrs. 'Mills: Music by Woreheati.- sAeR. just pubiished, THE : NEW HARMONIC MAGAZINE ; or , C'ompeddious Repository of S4creds Music; in . full score By JOHN BEAUMONT: This Work contains near stio.Hvnin Tunes, on zaciiLfir cot Measures t and. near co Seled Pieces, proper tar. Public Worship; to be snug beibre or .face Sermon, or t o int ro d uce the 'Service ; siva . a variety of - Hymns and" Pieces proper for: Funerals or Festivals; besides .t great number of Scripture Pieces, both from the Old and New T es t ament ; w i t h F our AntheMs, proper to he sung in Churches s the wholc corn:. prising One complete; Volume, of near 200 Pages. It con tains, besides the Wit:sit:pant elegant Frontispiece, a new, cow. cis:, and cosnprehensive Scale of Music, a Preface to the Work, some Observations on the Abuses of Shying, - with Directions to remedy theia, an Explanation of the Charac. ters used in Music ; together with a . 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