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NEW PIANO-FORTE MUSIC.
. just printed by BRODER Li. and WI t N r/,' t 3, Hay-
market, London,
THREE SONATAS, with an Accompaniment
for a Violin, dedibated to Sig. Salieri, 1:-.1 L. Van Bee-
thoven, Op. 12, price fos..6d:
, A Trio, Op. 1, No. 1,, price 45„
Twelve Preludes and twelve Fugues, by J. Seb. Bach,
Book -Ist, price 85.
A Grand Sonata, by Jean Muguie, Qp. price 43.
Two Sonatas, in which are introduced a Military Rondo,
dedicated to Mrs, Rose Marshall, by V. Dussek, price
A' Grand Sonata, dedicated to Mad. Bonaparte, by D.
Steibelt, price Ss.
Three Sonatas, by Ignace Pleyel, Op. 38; price 7s. 6d.
The Dusky Night, arranged as a. Rondo, by Clement
Smith, Mus. D. Oxort, price'zs. 6d.
Organist's Journal, Nos. t to 6, price each 45.
Nine Vocal Trios, by Jos. Carle, of Salisbury, price Bs,
A Colleaion of the Works of the celebrated W. A. Mo-
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N. 13. just imported f
romßome and Naples, a large As.",
sortment of Harp, Violin, and Violoncello Strings, of a par-
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ALETTER addressed to the Hon. CHARLES
TAMES FOX, inconsequence-of a Publication, en-
titled " A Sketch of the CharaCter of the Most Noble Francis
Duke of Bedford."

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TRAVELS it; ITALY. By the late Abbe BAR_
'l'H EL EM Y., Author of the Travels of A nacharsis
the-Ydunger, in a Series of Letters written to the celebrated
Count Caytus. With an Appendix, containing several
Pieces, never before published, by the Abbe Winkeilman,
Father Jacquier, the Abbe Zarillo, and other. Learned Men.
Translated frOth the French.

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Of whom may be' had, translated from the French, '
lately published, .
r. Historical and Political Memoirs of Louis XVI.
from his Marriage to his Death, by T. L. Soulavie the
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boards,.

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Red, illustrated, with a Map or all the Roads between
London and Paris ; with a Plan of Paris ; a Map of the
French Republic; and several other Copperplates;
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5.. A Vocaisitlary of common Worvls, and a copious Col-
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with a little improvement would make a desirable Residence
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Rightlion. Viscount Dudiey and,Ward.
Right Hon. Lord Macdonald.
Right Hon. Lord f; rantley.
Right I-lon. late Lord Forteseue..
Right Hon. Lord MOnif4d.
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Right lady DOwtiger-Grantley
Right Hon. Lady Dowager Viscount kalinonth.
Right, Hon: Lady Dowagn-Fortescue.
Lady A ppreece. •
Sirs--Francis Blake, Edward Newenham, John Coghill,
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Generals —Doyle, -and DrouLy. •
Colonels--Baker, and Debath.
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