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This day was published, by G. TnomsoN, Edinburgh. and T.
Preston, 97, strand, London ; and to be bad of Goulding and
Co. and 1. Cumming, I)..blia, embellished by a most beautiful

Engraviny,
THIRTY SELECT IRISH MELODIES.
voitmv: 11. .th Symphonic. and Accompaniments for the
bun Porto, Violin, and Vittloncello, composed by BELT MOVCN.
Porry chiefly lty Wel I.IIAM SMYTM, Esq.
the fi:.t volume, c•mtaining Lases •Iltirty Melodies, harnunfzei
by the same Compn-er, w•th Songs by lloswill, liartit, Curran,
Scott, Smyth, 10.:,711411;1:1111e, Stc. may be had as above.

ALS'n
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SELECT WELSH MELODIES, in Two Volumes ;—and

SCO 1 MELODIES, in Four Volumes;
With Slmphovies and Accompaniments to the Melodies in both
Work., chi.. if- by HAYDN.

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Each velume, embellislit4 by a hoe Engraving, la One Guinea.
These Woks, with .1 Volumes now in the press, will put
the Public in pes.e.sion of r.li that appeared to the Editor the moot
vaisahle and wort!,y of prr,ert anon in the national Music of
Scotbmi, itched, f %Vale. Aud the Editor having had :be
reevh.ir happines+ of obtnonitg the co!ital coi.operilrui nr lko-
IPIRT fossils, itswi of the row diatinguished Poeu. to wri.
deg ;:ong. for the Melodies ; and of oh:cuing Sylophudies and
Accoropanimer.ts to them or the nut original, beautiful, and
errressive ch.tracter,from the two greatest Cor.tposers in Europe;
uld having spared tirithcr pains nor titre, nor expense, in reu-
&rine every pact of these Works as perfect as possible, he trusts
that they will do laqing honour to the musical send pottiest ,
titter of the three c:nintries ; and prove equally hueresting to
Singer.;—to Mayo Forte. Violist, and V.oloncello Players—and to
every pttloyi of taste._ .

sing ceriificate will shew that the many Songs written
for these volonter cattalo: be 'mid in any other musical work :
al do 1.. n-by cert.fy, that all the Soug: of my writing, pub-
" tidied and to be pub!!stte.l. by Mr. Get.rge Thomson. or Edin-
" burgh, are so pub:idled by lily authurny. And, moreover,
" tha I never empowered any oth •r person to publish any of
"-the Longs written by me fur this Work, &c.
" Rosier Burins."

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