II. A choice collection of psatm tunes and anthems, from the most

celebrated authors, with a number composed in Europe and A- merica, entirely new ; suited to all the Metres sung in the differ- ent churches in the United States. Published for the use of sing- ing societies in general, but more particularly for those who have not the advantage of an instructor. By W. Little and IV. Smith. The committee appointed by the Uranian society of Philadel- phia, to ermine a singing book, entitled " the Easy Instructor," by William Little, report, that having carefully examined the same, they find it contains a well digested system of principles and rules-, and a judicious collection of times . And from the improve- ment of having only four significant characters, indicating, at sight, the names of the notes, and a sliding rule for timing the same, this book is considered easier to be learned than any we have seen. Were it possible to acquire the sound of the eight notes but by imitation, they verily believe they might he obtain- ed by the help of this book, even without an instructor. The committee are of opinion, the author merits the patronag-c and *"couragement of all friends to church music.
EDWARD STAMMERS, RICHARD T. LEECH.
The PILGRIMs PROGRESS from this
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