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1. THE WAY IN WHICH WE SHOULD GO: A Sermon, Preached in the Parish Church of St. Botolph, Cambridge, on Sunday, December the 11th, 1808, for the benefit of The New School, established on Dr. Bell's and Mr. Lancaster's Plan of Education. Price 1s.

2. JOSEPH'S CONSIDERATION: A Sermon, Preached in ClareHall Chapel, on Monday, February the 29th, 1808; being the day of Administering the Holy Sacrament of the Lord's Supper, at the division of the Term. Price 1s.

3. THE WATER OF BETHESDA, A Sermon, Preached in the Parish Church of St. John, Margate, in the Isle of Thanet, on Sunday, August the 30th, 1807; for the General Sea-bathing Infirmary at Margate. Price Is.

4. THE PLAGUE STAYED: A Scriptural view of Pestilence, particularly of that dreadful Pestilence the Small-Pox, with considerations on the Cow-Pock; in Two Sermons, the one Preached before the University of Cambridge, February the 24th, the other in the Parish Church of Hinxton, March the 3d, 1805, with copious Notes and Illustrations. Price 2s. 6d.

5. THE HOUSE OF MOURNING AND THE HOUSE OF FEASTING: A Sermon, Preached before The Hinxton Friendly Society, on Sunday, September the 30th, 1804; being the Anniversary. To which are added, Psalm cxxxiii. and Hymns to be sung at the Funeral of deceased Members. Price Is..

6. OBSERVATIONS ON HAMLET, being an attempt to prove that Shakspeare designed that Tragedy as an indirect censure on MARY QUEEN OF SCOTS. With an Appendix. Price 3s. 6d.

7. A COLLECTION OF SONGS, Moral, Sentimental, Instructive, and Amusing, in one Volume, small 4to. containing upwards of ninety Songs (many of them original) with the Music. The words selected and revised by Mr. Plumptre; the music, with a Treble and Bass, adapted and composed by CHARLES HAGUE, Mus. Doc. and Professor of Music in the University of Cambridge. With an Introductory Letter and Postscript, and Notes. Price, on large paper, 16. on common, 12s.

8. A COLLECTION OF SONGS, Containing the Words only of upwards of eight hundred Songs, some of them original, but principally

selected from the Works of the most approved Writers, divested of every thing which has any tendency to Indecency and Profan.. s; with the Introductory Letter and Postscript revised, and a New Preface. Elegantly Printed in Three large Volumes 12mo. Price £1. 1s. in boards.

The First Volume, which contains chiefly the Rural, Naval, and Military Songs, &c. may be had separately, Printed on an inferior Paper, and with a shorter Preface, Price, in boards, 4s. 6d. for those who may wish to purchase it as a present to the lower classes.

9. Agreeably to an intention of the Editor, expressed in the Preface to the above Collection, (p. xci.-p. vii. of the shorter Preface,) small TRACTS of Songs, adapted to the lowest classes, under the general title of The VOCAL REPOSITORY, each Tract having some separate popular Title, as Rural Melody,―The Honest Farmer, The Whistling Ploughman,-The Shepherd's Pipe,-The Harvest Songster,-The Rural Poets' Garland,-The True Lovers' Knot, Domestic Harmony,-The Friendly Society Songster,-The Winter Fire-side, The Cheerful Sailor,-The Gallant Soldier,-The Voice of the Nation, &c. &c.-ornamented with wood cuts,-are now publishing by J. PITTS, No. 14. Great Saint Andrew's Street, Seven Dials; Price One Penny, or Six Shillings per Hundred, with a greater allowance to Shopkeepers and Hawkers.

It is hoped that those who reflect with concern that so much indecency and impiety is circulated about the country, will recommend the above Tracts to the Shopkeepers and Hawkers in their neighbourhood.

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