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NEW MUSIC.
Shortly, ,will be• Published,
rrtHE following. NEW COMPOSITI S, by SAMiIET,
HENSUI ALL, Organist of the Copper -hill Chapel,•viz.:—
" Thine, thine alone;" "We parti • ar maid ;" "The only
circumstance of life," Sung by the mpbser, with a Chorws
.arranged fur the occasion at his C ert at the Adeiphi Hotel
`,Shades vim., solitude I greet," omposed expressly for the
late I:ev. William White; " ! dearest girl;" and "Young
love stole a rose from a bower." •

The -alkoVe 'Songs having been Sung at various Concerts, by
the most distMgdisheil living vocalists ►n UMdon, -Bath, Edin-
inmai. and Dublin..the Author,. in consequence of repeated ap-
plications, is induced to publish thein.,
SACRED AND:O'l'lll3'R MUSIC.

" Gralias Agiinus," (sopraino solo,) and • " Tantum Ergo,"
bas solo. •

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:The fdlowing Works, already published, may be had of the
Author, at his Residence, No. 41, Sevin •ur-street, or at the dif-
fete" Music shops in Town and Country.
Mass No. 1, for four voices, witli a separate accompaniment
for the Or nn or Piano-forte.
Sotigs" Why does my mother sasilevegre ;" "A heart for
sale;" and "0 clear, that cruel dour brOw."
Duet---" Dear maid."

Mr. HENSHALL takes this opportunity of 'announcing to his
Pupils that, ou MONDAY next he reSinnes his 'ProtesiMnat
Engagements as a TEACH.EIt on the Piauo-forte, Singing,
and the Theory of Music.

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ITALIAN. LANGUAGE.
M. DE LA CLAVERIE'S NEW WORK.

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GUIDE to the PRONUNCIATION of,the,ITALIAN
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tratedby Exercises and Miscellaneous Sel ions in Prose and
Verse, with..the Tonic Accent marked Jon every word, and
funning, altogether, an easy andint -sting Italian ,Reader.
Designed for the use of Seminari or Private Tuition, and
Self-instruction. By M. De La. 'AVERIE,•Metnber of the
Grainthatical and Literary Society of Paris„.Protessor of. the
French and Italian Languages,,M.Liverpool, late Teacher in
the University of.ONtord, Author of several Works -on Educa4
tiun, and eiglit years a resident at Rome, during five of which
he filled, under the French Government, a situation directly
connected with the Italian Lainguage and-Literature.
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