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NEW MUSIC.

Pub Wiled by CL EM EN TI and CO 26. Cheaptide.
OVER'fURES and SONGS, from OUT of
PLACE, or the LAKI Of LAOSANNZ: Overture—Com-
pad by Mr. Reeve, 28. Wi'6.4lllTCl6.ooo2pofed and Sung by
Mr. Brahaus, is. 6d. The Altitanack Maker—Compored by Mr.
Reeve, Is. 6d. A Little Queer Old Man-r-Sung by Madame
Storace, ts. Bim Bom Bell—Sunkby Madame Storace, Is 6d.
The Fortune of War—Sung by Mr. HiU, is. Dulce Do.num—
Compoled and Sung by Mr. Braham, is. 6d. Blow, Zow Ye
Gentle Gales, Duct —Compofed by M. Braham, ts. 6d.
OVERTURE and SONG3,Bte. from SPANISH DOLLARS,
or, the PIVIEST of the PARlSH—Compored by Mr. Davy.
Medley Overture, an. 6d. Sing Sing Sing, is. When at Sea—
Sung by Mr. Esnmery, Is. Wben I was but a Tiney Boy—Sung
by Mr. Munden, is. The Favourite Hunting Song--. Sung by
Mr. Taylor, is. The Friel% of the Pariib-aSung by a,fr. Rock, to.
The Bay of Bifcay o—Sung by Nlr. Ineledon, ts.6d. The Wan.
dcring Beggar Girl—Sung by Miff Davis, is. 6d. For You My
Dear Nancy Duet—Sung by Mr Incledon and Mifs Davis, ts. 6d.
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OVERTURES and -SONGS, Ste. from MATRIMONY....
Compofed by Mr. Kir-. Overture, is. Sweet Lady Adieu—
Sung by Mrs. Bland, is. 6d. Can an Millman Praalce—Sung by
johnftone, is. O When The 11:sfom's Torn with Cairo-. Sung
by Mr. ElElton, is. When Difdainfully We Treat You—Sung
by Mrs. Bland, is. I Was 'flu Buy for Bewitching Them—Sung
by Mr. johnftone, is.
VAUXHALL SONGS—Compofed by HooK.
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t. I'll Leave My Heart With Thee—ung by Mr. Gray, ts. 6d.
4• The Slfters--Sung by Mrs. Bland, Is. 6d.
3. Little Sur.—Sung by l:itto, is. 641.
4. Through the Braes of Kircaldy.--Sung by MIA Greville, is.
S. Caulk Thou Love Me, Nfary--Sung by Mr. Digbum, ts.
6. Otte Half the World Don't Know How the Other Lives—
Sung by Mr. Dignum, t.
7. Through 'I he GrOVV-Sung by Mrs Greville,
S. He's L.ovr Down Waiting on Me...-Sung by Mrs. Bland,
as. 6d.

9. 'the Britifh Volunteer-.-Sung by Mrs. Franklin, ts 6d.
to. In Fancy's Light Winz'd Form arrayed—. Sung by Mr.
Gray, Is.
az. The Tuneful Bird—. Sung by Mifs Creanle, ra
I 3 'Tis Fancy Governs All—Sung by Mr. Gibbons, is.
t 3. Vanity Hill--. Sung by Mrs. Franklin, ts.
14. Albion Will Govern The Sea—Sung by Mr. Denman, is.
ts. Love's Progn.fs—Sung by Mr. Gray, Is.
16. The Maid of Cranford Green—Sung by Mr. Gibbons, ts.
7. Dear Mary be Mine, Duet—Song by Mr Dignuna and
Mrs. Bland, ts.6d.
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hall Song.' for the Svafon. beg to inform the Public, the whole will
be pouliaised in repl.r lintetion every week.

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