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London, England, 1802-05-13 00:00:00

NEW MUSIC

This Day wa§.published, by Goulding and 'Co. Music-sellers,
No. 4.5, Pall-Mail,"'and No. 76, St. James's-street,
SEE,Atirores. Rays extending, written on the
Definitive Treaty of Peace, sung by Mr. 1 ncledon,.com-
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The CA' eqying a favourite song, sung at the No-
bility's t:oncerts, composed by T. Smith, price is.
Harril the Brave and Brissanna the Fair, a glee for three
voices, compu6ed.bv Mazzinghi, price 2s.
A Sonata for the-Piano-Forte in which are introduced the
favourite Scotch airs of LoChaber, and Duncan .Grey, com-
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Air, with variations for the Harp or Piano-Forte, composed
by C. F. Romart, price zs. 6d.

A Collection of Glees for three and five voices, cot wpsetl
and re,pectfullv inscribed to Charles 'Fred:A-lel; Barnwell,
Esq. by j. W. *Holder, Mus. BaC. Oxon. price ss.

This Day were published,
Embellishea.with a beautiful Frontispiece; froma.llesign bj
Mr. Opie, price 6s. boards,
D 0 E M S. By. Mrs. OP-I E.
_L. Printed far T. N.-Longman and 0. Rees, Paternoster.

Of whom may he had, lately published, by the same Author,
I; Elegy to the. Memory of the late Duke of Bedford;
written on the evening of his interment, price is.
2. The Father.and Daughter ; a Tale, in Prose; The Se-
-6ond Edition, with a Frontispiece, price 45 . bolrds.
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most callous of critical readers."

Month:y Review ittie doz

• This Day were published,
By Cobbett and Morgan, Pal l- Mall, . •
f. QUBSTANCE of the SPEECH of the Right
t...J Honourable Sir WILLIAM SCOTT, delivered in
the House.of Commons, Wednesday the 7th of April, iSoz,
upon a Motion for leave vebring in a Bill relative to the
Non-residence of the Clergy, and other aftairs of the Church.
Price as.
2.,A LETTER to the Right Hon. CHARLES JAMES
FOX, on the Death of His Grace the late Duke of Bedford.
Price 61.
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K. B. President of the Royal Society of London ; containing
Stridures on his Letter to the National Institute of France.
['Nils publication is extraded from " Cobbett's Weekly Po-
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of several Gentlemen in different parts of the Country ; and,
with a wish to gratify their desire to see it very widely circu-
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convenient for the post (as it will, together with envelope,
weigh less than an ounce); and at a price that will remove all
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4. SUBSTANCE of the SPEECH of the Right Hon.
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of the Convention with Russia ~vita an Appendix exhibit-
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WILLIAM WINDHAM,' on the Report of an Address
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with a copious Appendix, 2s. 6d. •
7. VERSES on several Subjects, Written in the vicinity of
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James Pye. With a Portrait of the Author,* and other
Plates, 4s.
.8. LETTERS to Lord HAWKESBUR Y and Mr. AD-
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