Dear! in pity do not speak, a Canzonet for two Voices, with an Accompaniment for the Piano Forte or Harp, the Poetry by Thos. Moore, Esqr., set to Music by J.A. Stevenson, Mus. D. Price 1s. Scotch Song [Mary, I believ'd thee true] with an Accompaniment for the Piano Forte or Harp, the Poetry by Thos. Moore, Esqr., the Music Composed by J.A. Stevenson, Mus. D. Price 6d. (b) Music as well as words by Moore. Published by Carpenter, Old Bond Street, London:-- Oh Lady Fair! A Ballad for Three Voices. Dedicated to the Rt. Honble. Lady Charlotte Rawdon. 1802. When Time who steals our years away. A Ballad dedicated to Mrs. Henry Tighe of Rosanna. Fly from the World O Bessy to me. Farewell Bessy. Good Night. Friend of my Soul. (c) "Dublin, Published by F. Rhames, 16 Exchange Street. Price 3 British Shillings":-- Give me the Harp. A Chorus Glee, with an Accompaniment for two Performers on one Piano Forte. Sung with great applause at the Irish Harmonic Club on Wednesday, the 4th May, 1803, when that Society had the Honor of entertaining His Excellency Earl Hardwicke. The Words translated from Anacreon by Thomas Moore, Esqr. The Music composed by Sir John A. Stevenson, Mus. Doc. (d) "London, Printed for James Carpenter, Old Bond Street. 1805":-- A Canadian Boat Song [Faintly as tolls the evening chime] Arranged for Three Voices. By Thomas Moore, Esqr. 4. Epistles, Odes, and other Poems. 4to. 1806. 5. Irish Melodies. First Number. Fol. [1808]*.[5] 6. Irish Melodies. Second Number. Fol. [1808]*. 7. Corruption and Intolerance: two Poems. 8vo. 1808. 8. The Sceptic: a Philosophical Satire. 8vo. 1809.[6] 9. Irish Melodies. Third Number. Fol. [1810]*. 10. A Letter to the Roman Catholics of Dublin. 8vo. 1810. 11. A Melologue upon National Music. ?Fol. [1811]*.[7] 12. M.P. or The Blue Stocking. Sm. fol. [1811]*. 13. M.P. or The Blue-Stocking. 8vo. 1811.[8] 14. Irish Melodies. Fourth Number. Fol. [1811]*.[9] 15. Intercepted Letters; or, The Twopenny Postbag. 8vo. 1813. 16. Irish Melodies. Fifth Number. Fol. [1813]*.[10] 17. A Collection of the Vocal Music of Thomas Moore. Sm. fol. [1814]*. 18. Irish Melodies. Sixth Number. Fol. [1815]*.[11] 19. The World at Westminster. A Periodical Publication. 2 vols. 12mo. 1816. 20. Sacred Songs. First Number. Fol. [1816]*.[12] 21. Lalla Rookh. 4to. 1817. 22. The Fudge Family in Paris. 8vo. 1818. 23. National Airs. First Number. Sm. fol. 1818*.[13] 24. Irish Melodies. Seventh Number. Fol. 1818*.[14] 25. Tom Crib's Memorial to Congress. 8vo. 1819. 26. National Airs. Second Number. Sm. fol. 1820*.