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NEW MUSIC.

Published by Goulding, D'Alataine, Potter and Co. No. 20, Soho.
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SOFT GENTLE MAID, a Glee for 3 voices,
from the Opera of " Psyche" sung with universal applause
fa Dublin, composed by Sir J. Stevenson, Mus Doe. Prepare
ye Nymphs, a Glee, from the same Opera, composed by Sir J.
Stevenson, the words from the popular Poem of " Rokeby '—
The Harper's Song, pr. 2s. A weary lot is thine, fair Maid, pr. Es.
Allen a Da'e, a Glee, pr. 21. 64, Wild Darrell, a Glee, pr. Es. dd.
Air by Beethoven, adapted to words taken from Milton's " Ly-
cidas, by Miss Ogle, and sung by Mr. Brabam, at Hanover-square
Concerts, pr, Ss. Mutual Love, a Ballad, sting by Miss E. Bolton,
composed by J. Parry, pr. Is. Gd. Mozart's celebrated Al. par-
dons, with variations for the Pianoforte, Harp, and Flute, com-
posed by J. Maazingbi, pr. ss. No. 15.—T0 be continued, No.
a, of" Les Petits Bijoux," composed by J. Gildon, pr. Es. No. 9,
do. consisting of a Romance et Rondo, composed by l'Abbe Ge-
Ix. 21. Engraving and speedily will be published, several
of Mozart's celebrated Airs, adapted as Songs and Glees to En-
glish Words

ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNIC& FIFTH
EDITION, 24 Vols. 4to. with a greatly Improved Set of
Engravings.
Vol. 111 Part 1. price 18s. boards, was-published this day.
Vol. I. Part I. which was published on the Ist of February,
rd Parts 11. to IV. may still be had.
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subsequent Parts every month till the Work is completed.
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hitherto attended any similar undertaking ; anti those who are
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On the tat of May were published, in Royal Svo. pries Four
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BRITISH ORNITHOLOGY.-By GEORGE
GRAVES, F.L.S.
These Volumes contain 96 accurately coloured Engravings of
British Birds, with copious descriptions relative to the peculiar
manners of each species, the modes of nidificatinn, periods of mi-
trotiott, generic and specific characters, and various other inter-
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It is intended to give a correctly coloured figure of every spe-
ties of Bird, either constantly residing, or occasionally resorting
to this country, and where the sexual appearance is remarkably
t'aerent, figures of both will be given. Our Native Birds,.
it is presumed, will be comprised in six volumes, and those spe-
ci" which, by domestication, are naturalized to Britain will ap-
pear in a Supplementary Volume, forming together the most com-
plete work on the subject ever submitted to the public.
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rill completed, and the numbers as heretotore—which may be
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RESEARCHES concerning ATMOSPHERIC
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E'LEMENTS OF AGRICUTURAL CHE-
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• JUNIUS'S LETTERS.
This flay were published, with a beautifully engraved whole
length Portrait of General Lee, and two Fac-similes of his
Haud-writing, price 7s. 6d. extra boards,
VACTS tending to prove that GENE RAL LEE,
1 was never absent from this Country, for any length of
time, during the Years 1767, 1788, 1769, 1770, 1771, 1772, and
that be was the Author of JUNIUS.
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