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.., ~,_,,_ F . .1114 . 4: ; - VP' - 1 . __ ( ,1 ,• , . • ••' • : N , A• N ;A • Tr 111 rc 4'2 66 TUt.SE)2II; JULY C rit' CEMIX-PENCE. GENERAL ELECTION. IF E. Cr. wi ll fend hi; addrefs to China Terrace, I .antheth, his apparel, and aids for Si; jnprn ey, will he for warded. He is definal to write Winced, and to mai :ion his NEW MUSIC, Pub Med by Jrv,rro D.• ta, at him Waelthoureq, No. 19.Corn hill, oppatim the Royal I:xchange, the corner of Hullos-Rreet, Oxfur.l-iltect, amt No. tti, New Bond-ftreet : FRANCE. tsmprNnrsT 1:;.!•cut • ~t ; of tix TOWN and (•n;'Yfl' N Original Compfition by STEIBELT, (enti - 1 - 1 - tied rANTAIsIE, ova neat Variations fur un Air d'lfi;,) for the Piano Forte, with or without addi tional Keys, price Ss. 4:0••1 `'S!! Ns In re' urn you my warm4l thanks IMr th botmur you v."! o: cot 1-rreil tt;:n tit , . by 77, ,in 70 , :r ta;:ve :r1 I' : aliart me to vou. th.-t to tro;t a t• alnl :.ce of your favotan, will be ft a mbitiom aml th t I (hall ::,ver deviate 21.,:” that I,lm-allm• of c•d.ibit'l eycn Vrhidz Cluirt pe riod 1 Lad the hot our to 'i• iu the ;,:•2 I hay:. the hnt , our t.y he, GutMemat, Ycr:r molt ohtdient humble Stwratit, liacrFordw‘tt.k.ly 23, ir.o2. KEN:,INGTON. To the GENTLEMI - 1 4 , CLERGY. and FREEHOLDERS of the COIJN IY ui BULKINGIIAM. CENT , EMF..!. r i l l 1E kind and flattering manner in which you 11 have been y!...afcit tr cirm - , Is yo••r Apirobltion of my wade:tin by ai; ;.• upon me the hsrcur 0f rrt r, -tipe y. u, demands v armed ? ratinWe. 'Di: with nt my heart, and the object of my life will be to relit 1w my cooduel the confidence you has c repoied in me, and to trove by a confeientious and independent diteitarje of the Outit s you have tortoni d to me, how deeply I fed the oslt gatiot.i try family MC to this County. • • An limed and a firm deerriiiti..tion to do my duty in Parlia ment. and to pay, by a coolant Refileree ariontlt you, the c hina attention to your intercitti,is the only return I can snake to you fi r your jr9o,lncl% t' re. 11..wever infufficient m , :Mirky may be, the warmth of yny ratitud.: and my zeel for your fervirc will I !Tuft fcpply the deficiency, and prove to you the the fineerity of the loth revs of repril and devo.ion with winch I 11.. ire the honour to rot an, fiend, mi.n, Yo Jr moll ',biked rid very faithful humbleFervant, Wotton, July f 6, 180 a. CHANDOS TEMFLE. To the WORTHY aid INIVI , :'NDENT FREEMEN of the BOROUGH c: LANC-ViTER. CT Ni LrNI7:N, RAVE repeatedly thankA yott for the flreort ous amt univerfal fupport that Inu honmred me with : let me mw con o -ratulate ineftlf upon this day', cv,;:n, it has t curt . urntl Mued your inclinations in my favour and the'ir fatal f it i En lonrer a Candidate that 1. eitits !Import., but the Nient!u:r of your free chow.: who gratefully acknowledges his c,'tlir inns. I .on forr: that come une trifler: fhoulrl have arifen during the rd..: of my requeflin„ ymr fuffr,.z.:+; but it einnot—mull tut, he attrNited t.nu;l o. v, r intended cr..ate ennfafiln. much 144 r...m„te it : wh.", dlfrl r.. , 1 ;...4 n Ittprefentatis e to the Ir.dupentlmt liarvu,th r, a a.tsat the reqoeft of a rrmerous and refretthie b 0. ; ,/ Gott:eaten, who ho. nom< !me with the in It •:7 Inv:tat .n. It .t without treat r.%••':e.to: th .t myrelrunder the woe !Tv- of ennfinir e n v Clanks to thi. At'..lruk aloothu- E;-,t's of fccuiar confequ,rn re , ru: -us my immediate prefenre in I .onion, I therefore am precluded from offaing you my p: r. fatal thanks; I hope, howcvt.r, that hotel till tam:titters with • h I dial! ever ...tiend to each individual int.rcil of my Con ilituents, ;hey will he Inclined to allow me every fenttmect of girl an Visit - caufe, and gratitude for their exertions. I hAre the honour to be, Gcnthmen, Your moil obliged And doted S, rvant, Latscatlzr, July t 4. acz. DOUGLAS. To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT FREEMEN tithe EOROU GI lof LANCASTER: ' ttttt MEV, IF I were able, in lan7naze diffidently pointed az.d ftrony, to cares in) gratitude for the very MO honour , you have di, day conterrret nom Inc, In eledlog me, third time to reprefent your :ancient and mod relpeetalde Dorough p.rburei.t, that language thoukl iultantly be Aee. pt, homy' r. the fil. nt tribute of a thankful heart, corjoi •-d vi I flucere and mon cordial prrini`e that, linty coodua fertile bit e•tt yeas. hat in Buy mature contributed to r ire me to ib. unthle Ration you have agair eased Inc u. lif art future and unceafirg r. r rd to the fruit wh....h you lave tu generodly rt pled in me, Pot leffen ate in your efltrnation. I beg leave. Genet:nen own foam ly to nun you. that whillt bt elan num with I fedidoully attecd to the 'general irtereft • of tit- tuition, it will be Vie pride and pka fury of toy life to ferve the .'orough of I.ancafer in partial kr p—to (more its advance hi prtif;.....ty—and-v.pre• lareounullied. PN honour I am. Grtrksyn, the finterelt attachment urateiteetn, Your nyll f?ittoul and o:dised friend, Ind bumble Servant, Laneafter, July z 4, iScs. JOHN DENT. Woreefter, July i 6, itn. T a numerons and refpcaable Meeting of the Inhabitants of this City, Mend. to Mr. WIGLI.Y. heti lib day at the Crown Inn. parfulnt to pu))116: Adrertirenicut ; HENRY WAKEHAM, Elq.in the Chair; Refolvcd unanimoully, That the thanks of thus Meeting be given to Edmund Wiglcy,• Efq. their late Repractitstive, for his upright and intrirttal ecndud in l'asilansent, during a pt.- nod of chirp fit TI ars. Refolved unaniniouily, That the of idnity and unremitting at laden which he paid on every cacc .fion to the numerous appli- Winos made to him in Ws pariiatnt ntary eh-IE3Ra. etititle him to the commendation and gratitude of the Freemen and lona titan,' at Liege of this City. Refolved urraniaundly, That we regret being deprived of his eileaed by prejudices as gruundlcfs and unfounded, as eerlotory to the general charades of the lohabitants of this City. Refolved unartimoully. That we view with the greaten d ter tat;no the conduit of [bore perfons who " promfed hint their (appal, and voted againft him; and u who voted for him, and gave their iiderelt to his opponents,"jand with equal abhors ence th- condutt of thole who tack every opportunity, trot only to infoit the Candidate,lnts 4f, others of his family, who have for thirty y -an tatiJcd in this City, and bare an example (rarely exece,!,d) of piety, benevolence, and charity. R tf"lyttl unanintoully, That the Chairman be requefted to tranfrnit the. ..buvc Refolutions to Mr. Wigley as early as pofii bk, at.ti that the (ante be publieted in the Wandler and Eir iningharn Papers, and in the ST AR and nun. HENRY WAKE? AN. Wakeman having quitted the Chair, and 'thorn:al Car dtn, 14 b.irgealhdtoeh. &roe, t , :ised unanimouny, That the thanks of this Meeting he gh,n 1,, :he Chrn man, tur the hunour he has done the thn tletnen prth.nt, by taking the Chair, rand for h:s atunthot rein. THOS. CARDEN. RICIIA RDSON, GOODLUCK, anJ Co. r fecltully aequAnt the Public, that dont 'Jail be no !rim 1 ce.ttrit, this year. The New State-Lawry will clan w'l wenty-t.ar Tbialfanil 'Laos only. scuratz. PIiZCS of z ; zoo I 2 Pews of 2 - • sc. - c o 2, - - 2..;-0 Pe I:es whir Prizes, antountin7 to I .0e" , 121. The Drawing will cemnicace op Monday the zd of neat M nth, Ausult. ••••••• Tickets and Shares are nn fah, at Combat and Chain:- C.a.. London, b; RICUARPiON. GUODILITCK, aid Co. Ike ivtly Office that eta G. 141 in Shares Two Prises of 3opoc:. Alfa, in the bit State-l.ottery, Two Prizes of 20,00C4 N 0.414( La fiza-drawn Tirkt, la aura AGENTLEMAN, with his wife and daughter, v. , 10 are going to France for two or three month,. and have a ban Annie traveltirg coach, wifa ft , r font , perfon oi cha racter to join them, n-Lo has not much l!az;a7c... Atkin:lb a line to G. IL at the Stratford Coffee-houfe, Os.ford-road. - F T-1E next Meet;ng of . the Trutt ;:es for putting in Execution the c•varal Adts of Pirliument far repairing the Hi.;hways betwe:n Tyburn and (I..i)ridg,:, it the County of Nliddlefcx ; and far ar,.euding the Baud k iin from Brert Bridge, over Hanwtll I IrAth, throu:da the Parilhea of New Br.litford, and FaliiT, to th (Ir:at \Vattern Road in the 'raid County; and for other purrofes: will be held at the I fettle of Jonas Fox, the Old Hat, in the Parilh of Ealing, on Sutur ally, the :'eh day of July init. ..t. Llcven o'clock in the Fore noon, pr,:cifely. C. HILL, Clerk. WANTS a Piace Gardzner, a Man of Thirty, who under'' ids his I;tflovis in every Brandt, and can have an unrser: , tiottat. , c Charieler. Alive& a•Line Nid) to J. 1). at Mr. Robert'r, Baker, Lung Alley, Moot-held, be duly attouled co.— :Iola: need apply but who will give Thirty Guinea+ per Yei.r. WANTS Employment, at Home or Abroad, on Board or on Snore, a Man of Eight and Twenty, who writes a good Hand and underitands ALcounts; has becn alum Seven Years in his Majefty's Naval Service, and can produce undeniable Certifie.aes. A Liaraddreffed (P.)lt paid) to A. B. Qzcen's Head, Poplar hut will be duly attended to. K. 1 - IILL's Orrafkirk Medicine, for the Bite lv l or a Mat Dot. is now prepared by Mr. James Hill, Apothecary, N.,. 8, Coo:: court, Cary-ftrect, Lincoln's Inn hells„ Nephew to the late W. KR, Efq. of Ormikirk, and fold by Mr. Frs. Newl.ury, No. 4 S.Ct. Paul's Church-yard, London, In Packets (containing two Do.s) Price 7s. hd. and is. the Stamp, for the Humat Species; but tbofe for Brutes 75.6 d. only, no Stamp being required. N. B Fach Packet is fc.:e•d with Mr. Hill's Coat of Arms, and Ggru.dby Mr. James Hill. FIRST ENGLISH v PATE LOTTERY for 180 e, Begins Drawing the 2d of Auguft. THE Tickets are div i ded into Halves, Quarters, Eighths, and Sixteenths, by HAZARD, BUCIE, and Co. Stoel.-Brokers, at their State Lottery Of:Le, No. 97, under ill, Royal Exchange, London, tin,: n 3 %viten: cafe on their at cm:nt. 1!✓ The drawing, which will be eon cbided in tight days, will be concluded on the following Plan : To conuntitt e on Moo ilzy the ad of Augult ; fccond da". 'l'hurfday the ith Anita ; and every fueceeding Monday itnd Thurfd.iy till the 2G:h.— 'dh: intermediate days will be: appropri.::.id to the payment of Prieto, and Sale of ;indrawn Tickets and Shiirss. All Shares fold at this Office wal 'Limped agrenble tio we of l'Arlianit nt, and alio with t'l,: Crown, and round it " HAZARD & Co.'s Lo r TERT OfFICE." Lett**, poll paid, astir attendeal to, and Schemes gratis. Bank, India. and South Ikea Stocks, with their ftvcral Ari stides, India Bonds, Exchequer bilis, and all kinds of Go •emment Securities bought nod fold by ConunifGoo. Country Orders, accompanied with }port , fated Bills on London, Poa Office Orders, or Cans, in Parcci by Coach or Carricr, punctually attended .o. CORPORATION of the AMICABLE SO CIETY for INSURANCE upon LIVES, SERJEANT's INN, FLEET-STRFFX, ittitituted by Charter of Quren Anne, Anno t706.--The I)iredors hereby give Nonce, that attendanceaill be given at the Society's Heufe on WEDNES DAY. the 2111, and THURSDAY, the 29th days of July initant, and on WEDNESDAY, the lids. and WEDN'ES- Y, the asth days of Augult next, l-oon Eleven o'clock un til One, in order to pay claims arifing by Deaths of Members of the Old Society in the year 18ot, Old Stile, vie Thema, jauer, late of Brentwood, Eire:, Efq. Rich :rd Neale. late of GA emwielt, Kent, druggift. . Fred. riak P. Nudder, late of Newman-Area, botanic-painter. George T. Hardy, late of Auttin-Friars, London, Gent. John Sinks, late of the Inner Tempk, London, Gent. !oho • litompfon, late of Gutter.kane, Cheapfade, engraver. , .- - - tines Melaka, late of Tower-hill,London,ltationer. itliam Green, Ire of Mount Pleafant, Gray's Inn-Line, Chat. John Ferry, late of the Old Bailey, realtler. Edward BeU, late of Penton.row, Walworth, Surrey, Gent. William Fry, late of Cullam-Ilreet, Fenehureli-ilreet, Gent. William Cordell, lett of Hare-itreet. Bethnal-green, weaver. Rev. Thomas Hutt, late Redtor of St. John's, Stamford, Lln cointhire. Wm. Lawrence, late of London-wall, carpenter. Jas. Wm. Berrie, lee of Ludgate-hill, goldfrolds. Cleophas Comber, lur orTottenham-court-road, talloonneltor. Wm. Ewfters, late of Ch ironmonger. Hier*, late one of the Cafhiers at the Bank. Samuel Newham, bte. of Hirminrham, Gent. Wen. Sharpe, late of Bennett's hill, London, herald pinta'. Wm. Simkins, late of 114.11-lane,Tooley-areet,lighterman. , Edmund Smith, late of the Aceoubtant-Generars Mee in Chancery, Gantt. Win. Beferiek, late of Upper Thamea-ftrect, London, Erg. Francis Burton, late of Inangtoo, Middlticx, t a ylor. John Harris. late of Great WinCheiter.ltreet, London, painter. ev. Wm. late of Alford, Linw inthire. Leonard Welltatad, late of the Borough of Southwark, !saber- lather. Stephen hfurrell,late of Ray4trect, Clerkenviell, auftionecr. Pcter Provo, Luc of Pentonville, Mithllefez, apothecary. - . Ge.trge Durant, late of Spital-fqoare, 81k-broker. '1 il.Oll 4s Williams, late of Hampton Wick, Middicfcs, tanner. Ucv.ltt:hie4hcrwin. late iteetor of Allman, Rutluatl. Paul l'aillant, late of PaU-Mall, Efq. Baker Fronghton, late of Shepton Mallet, Somerfet, clothier. James Dalton, Late of Stoke Newington, lklicldlekx, Curveyor. john Nagging, late of Martha Brae, in Jamaica, Cnat. :ohn Criflin, late of South Lannlxth,.Surrey, Gent. kat. W. Lamb. late of the Bank of Engla nd, Grnt. Th.,mas Jeyrs, late Chief Teller at :he Lank. Jo:ialt Lucas, late of Great qteen-ltreet, Lincoln's Ina-fields, (cat. Ch: les W. Clark, late of Angel-court, Snow-hill, builder. key. Edw. Mafuo, late Curate of Blyth, Nottingham. The Diredlor4 inform the Public, that the General Court of the laid S.sticty having, upon a careful revifion end examination of tine Rate of their Funds and Bye-laws, found that the Brae fits of this Inftitution may be further extended, have reduced the premiums heretofore charged, and extended the amount Which may be inhaled upon one Life from three Shares to fix. At this Olee only, the Infurance is not avoided by any dr cumftm.ec that may fubfequently take place in the mode of Life, t.• be the place or manner of the Death of the perfon in- A;d although the rate of Infurance is as moderate as r any other Office, the Members of the Amicable Society lave an intereft in a very coufidcrabk and advantageous Canting. icy. Abfkosets of tlr Charters add Bye-laws, and the Terms and Aletbo‘ cf making Infurances, may be had at the Office, when: attendance is OM from Nine &clerk till r. NEW MUSIC. Jolt publlOacd by BRODERIP and WILKINSON, No. xi, Hay-Market, London. FOR THE PIANO FORTE. B _ EETHOVE N's Three Sonatas, np. t 2. t os. 6d. Ditto Trio, 4s. Gricfbact's Sonatas, Bs. King's Trio, 4s. Steibeles Sonata dedicated to Madam Bonaparte, 33. Pleycl, 0p.38. 7s. 6d. The Oriatt:ll ftvirnal No. t ton. cacti 4s. Scb. Bach 's PrAudes and rogues book IR. Bs. Mogni.l's Sonata, 45. Mozart's 16 Books of Sonatas, forming a corn pieta Colledtion, each Bs. Ditto (Inane , ti, book 4th, Ica 6d. Duets, }mak TO!h, 1 , 7% 6d. And hook it ith, tzs. Ditto 20 Airs with Variations, each as. Von Efch's Military Divertife menta, 4s. Ditto for Harp and Piano Forte, 45. Ditto Duct, 3s. Ditto LI: Retuur de lA'audfworth, pt. Ditto Le Colombe Retrouve, ri. 6d. Ditto Impromptu duo, is. Wkrre may be had Broderip and Wilkinfon's Patent Grand and Small ?lam) Fort-:s. with the additional Keys; alto Harp and Barrel Organs, with Drum and Triangle., N. B. Jult imported a large Cargo of Roman and nista Strings for Violins, Harp, and Violoncellos, &c. of a remark able fine quality. Wholcfalc Dealers, Merchants, Ste. may he fiipplied with any quantity at reduced Prices. NEW INVENTED MUSICAL. INSTRUMENT. WBA!NBRIDGE, ProfelFor and Teacher of • the FLAGELET, OBOE, and GERMAN FLUTE, begs leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and others, that he has invented a new Flaylet, now much the falbion, that can he played upon without pinching or half cove-ing in the up. per nutcs, the fingering and blowing of which is fo eafy, that the Learner may acquire more in one week, on this Inftrument, than in three months in the ufual way, making at the fame time the tone more full and tweet, currcfponding chaftely with the upper pt.:es of a well-played German Flute, being largcr than ufual, and an odlave to that inftrument. This Flagclet is a beautiful accompaniment to the Piano Forte, Harp, German Flute, &c. or as a Solo Inftrument for Songs. as it will produce the half tones without a fingle key thereon. This lidtrument he begs leave to recommend, both to Ladies and Gentlemen, being on fuch a con (true - lion, that any perfon may immediately produce a fine and full tone without exertion. Gentlemen that have ever playtd the German Flute may f..on ex cute any thing on this Flagelet, the fingering being nearly the fame. Made and fold, with printed Inftrudtions (by which any perfoo may learn themfelves), containing Thirty favourite Airs, at his Mufic Shoe only, No. 2, Little Q2een-itrect, the fc cond door from 1 - ligh-fiolborn. As the excellence of this nagelet depends upon a peculiar mode in fioifhing, which no perfon can execute, not in the profeffion of playing it, he there fore finiflies all hinsfelf. Plain, including initrudions, z6s. 6d. tipped with Ivory eL Extra tipped tl. as. 6cl. each, of which he will warrant, and will have his name and addrefs marked on them. GLEBE LAND TYTIFES, and valuable Rights a Common, in Dorretthire, intended to have been La in April Lift, but unavoidably poftponed. TO BE LET to the belt Bidder, on the 3th July leant, at Twelve o'Clcek, at the Greyhound Inn, hi tilandford, for a Term of Twenty-one Years, to cotainence from Michael mas next, if the practit Incumbent QIIII fo long continue Rector, THE Great and Small Tythes of GulTage St. Michael, Do.fetiliire, and about Twenty-feven Acrea of Glebe Land, with Barn, Stable, Outbuildings, Farm-yard, and very extenfive and molt valuable Rights of Common, and other Privileges.---:;uff.igc lies about Fifteen Miles from Salif bury, and about Seven from Blandford, on the Great Weftern Road.—Particulars may be had at the Office of Medi+. Dolton, Savage, and Spike, in the Temple, London; at the Patronage Houle, at Outrage; at the White Hart Inn, Salifbury ; and at the Greyhound Inn, kßandlord. AN ANNUITY FOR SALE. By Order of the Affigneta of Mara. Henry and Samuel Wilmott, Bankrupts. • TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION. At the White Hart, in Beandnfter. in the County of Dorfet, on Tuefday the 3d of Augutt nest, at Four o'clock in the Aftenioon, I'HE Life Intereff of the raid Samuel Wilmott, aged 32, in the Dividend payable on 17641. 14a. 4d. Capital Stock, in the 3 per Cents. Confolidated Bank An nuities, producing a eke Income of s2L t Bs. 6d. per Annum. Alfa a Dced Tull for centring the principal Sum of 66L 1 in. at 41. Ins. per Centum on the Toils of the hlaideu Newton Turnpike, with an Arrcar of Inter& due thereon. Foi further Partkulars Application may be made (by I.et ten Poit paid) to Mr. Foi, or Mr. J. B. Raull, Atturnics, &anti:titer, Durk. To GLOVERS, LEATHER-DRESSERS, and TANNERS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, On Monday the 9th Day or Anvil nett, at Seven o'clock in the Evening, at the Mermaid huh in Yeovil, in the County of Somerfet, r i 'HE Fee Simple and Inheritance of all that Dwelling Hourc, with the Workihopx, Tawing-yard, Garden, Orchard, and Premifes thereto belonging, futiate in Yeovil aforcfaid, and late in the octalakin of Mr. Richard Taylor, Glove Manufacturer. The PremiLs are well adapted for a Glover, Leather•dreffcr, or Tanner, being very commodious, and conitandy fupp►ied with a good Stream of Water. N. B. Should an acceptable Price be offered for the above Pretnifes, before the ad Day of Auguft next, they will be fold by Private Contract; and Notice thereof given. For Particulars apply to Mr. S. Watts, jun. Attorney, YcoviL—July r 4, rBoa. TO THE CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. IiHE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC - 11 - in general, are refpeifully informed,]. BURGESS and Sun's GENuiNe: and SUPERIOR ESSENCE of ANCHG. VIES, continues to be prepared by them in the farnentanner that has obtained fuch uniterfal approbation for many years paft. The long jultly acquired ftiperiurity of that Article is fully confirmed ha the opinion of the Country at large, and of Krfons refident in all puns of the World, and having flood the tilt of trial, ranks it in the fituation it now maintains. The general utility of TIT EIR ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES and other RICH SAUCES for FISH, &c. induces thou, from the nuinesous Advcrtifonents daily appearing, to caution Fa milies, &e. in porch:ding the fame, as n.•ttc is to be had of THEIR GrNITINr, but at their Wart. hour': as under. Every other Article in the Oil Trade for family ofe, of the heft vality. WEST-INDIA MERCHANTS, CAPTAINS of SHIPS, ate. OFFICERS in the AR MY and NAVY, fupplied upon the thortcit notice fur thr Lill and Weft Indies, Ike. Warehoufe, No. 107, corner of Savoy Steps, Strand, London. For the convenience of Families in Scotland, they base ap smilm,l M.IT- R _ 1. • . .. . . . • In the Peers, and fpecdily will be publithed, In two k/l/ Kant . V..'ume.s. Q , 14 to,aceorn pani.:d by a cot /fiderablei number of large PLtes, by eminent Artitts, cot/fitting at Vi/ taktn in Upper awl Lower Egypt., of Reprefentnticinn of An: iquir ics and Hi, ruizlypltica, of Objets in Natural Hif tnry , of Manneri a./.I Cititoms, &c. RAVE LS in UPPER anJ LOWER. EGYPT, in company with ErVeral divifions of the French AnnYi durim7 the C:tni?aig )4 of G.meral Bonaparte in that conntry. Publiiiied =der thc immediate Patromye of the Chief Ounfu4 By VIVANT DENON, One ..f the Artifts who accompant/1 the ripeditinn. Tranfl .ted from the Original isy ARTHUR. ATKIN. Printed 't:tr T. N. loagman and 0 Rees, Patcrimfter-row; and for R. PM'S" Ni. 7t , St. Paul's Church-yard. N. B. 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