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LILLY. Mufical Sahara. No. 9. Pall-Mall.

Jaft V publiaed,
ITAL fpark of-Heavenly Rome ; fung by Mrs.
Ir Creech ; tie words fekded from the Works of I lean.
art PcVe. Efee.
Go, and Ile no more a fatted fang ; rung by Mn. Crouch ;
Ilk wards by T. Moore, Efq.
IA the rough blast ; font by Mn. Jordan.
&slaty bolds the feeptre; rung by Afro Bland.
The f Pieces from tie Opera of Algonab :
The Overton— them jail Heaven, Duet, by Mrs. M.
limps, and Mrs. Crotsel.—Lovers Aghs—How Me& were Use
bours—duardian Commerce—Where honour can Its power...
Martina's fpard daughter—Poor little biland's Sight farrow
--Virtues eaufe—Smart drummer—Once on a time--Bating
`lean. Alto from Adsbnorn :
Seiko boy—Not all tby weakh—Tram Mm I love—. His
es in terror Sapping—What detains him... Wind it Mows
The cluck Lid told one—Sweet oh tweet, Trio—Good
Duet--Tve roared thy& many a wearied round.
my kw, no—Halband return..-Mars, Capt. Canner—
Love in a Village. W i.i a variety of other Mac.

All comport:jay MICHAEL KELLY,
.al to be bad of him as above ; with the Operas and Ballet,
;famed at th. King's Theatre ; and the Works of the molt
inent Consporen.

This day au publiftted,

- -
1E BARDIC MUSEUM, of. Primitive Ba-
ba Literature; and other admirable Rarities; forming
Second Volume of the Muhcal, Poetical, and Hiflorin{
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.ments of remote Antiquity; (with great Pains now Wol-
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Triads, Hiltoric Odes, Eulogies, Songs. Elegies, Me-
' of the Tornhs of the Warrior,. of King Arthur and his
Regalia', the Wonders 0. Wales, et ester:. ; with
Tr. ilations, and Hilloric liltevrife. the
War= tunes r"-he Bards, viz. the Erddiga-
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(laths, Paftorals, Jigs, and Deighta: to !lick national Me-
,4el ate added new Safes, with Variations, fm the Harp or
Nrc.lleborti, Violin or Flute. (d,dirated by Permilhon to his
"0- Highaefs the Princeof Wales)
By EDWARD JONES,
(Bard to the Prince)
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ATREATISE on PAINTING, by LIONARDO
DA VI tem, faithfully tranflated from the original Italian,
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