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Art7ST received by the Pallas, Captain Jones, from St.
Petersburgh, a supply of the above Article, which is potted
fur use, without the least admixture, except a little Perfume to
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unnecessary; he will only add, that this may be depended on as
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A RONIATI(' SI'IRIT OF VINEGAR.--This agree-
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chemists, Manchester.
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o more agents, in every principal town ; but it cannot be genuine
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▪ Portrait,
THE PERCY ANECDOTES; °outlining Alienates
of Jostles.

By SHOLTO arid BEUIIItiN PERCY,
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lASI' OP TUE SEDJEeTS AND PORTRAITS CONTAIRED IN

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Part 1. 11U3IA NIT V, ;itiaPo;ttalt of W. Wilberforce, Esq.
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2. ELOQUENCE - Portrait of Lord Erskine.
—3. YOUTH - - Portrait of the Son of Sir George
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4. GEORGE 111. and his FAMILY Portraits of hls late
Majesty, and also of our pre-
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6. ENTERPRISE Portrait of Mungo Park.
S. CAPTIVITY . Portrait of Sir Sidney Smith.
—7. SCIENCE . . Portrait of the late Sir Joseph
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9. HEROISM . . Portrait of the Marquis of An.
' glesey.
9. . . Portrait of Loral Eldon.

—IL INSTINCT . -..
. Portrait of the Etterick Shepherd.
11. HUMOUR . . Portrait of George Colman the
Younger.
—. 12. IMAGINATION . Portrait of Sir Walter Scott.
13. FIDELITY . Portrait of the Marquis of Haat-
._
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logs.
14. FINE ARTS • Portrait of Sir Thomas Law-
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11. HOSPITALITY • Portrait of Thomu William
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—lB THE BAR . . Portrait of Thomas Denman,
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17. GENIUS . . Portrait of Robert Southey, Esq.
IS. SHIPWRECK . Portrait of Captain Sir Murray
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19. THE PULPIT - Portrait of the Hu. Daniel WI!.
son, A.M.
- 21. INDUSTRY - Portrait of Robert Owen, Esq.
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21. BENEFICENCE - Portrait of Mrs. Elizabeth Fry.
22. EXILE . . Portrait of Napoleon Bonaparte.
It WAR . . Portrait of the Duke of Wel-

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26. rATRIOTISM - Portrait of Earl Fitzwilliam.
26. COMMERCE . Portrait of John Julius Anger.
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27. THE !UMW. - POTallit of Mrs. Siddons.
--- 28. CRIME and PUNISHMENT Portrait of sir J. Mack-

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29. TRAVELLING - Portrait of Edw. Daniel Clarke,
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30. LITERATURE . Portrait of John Nichols, Esti.
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31. WOMAN - - Portrait of Mrs. Hannah More.
32. HONOUR. - - Portrait of 11. R. 11. the Duke

of York.

33. FASHION - the Marchioness of

Stafford.
34. MUSIC . - Portrait of Wm. Crotch, Mus.D.
- 36. THE SENATE - Portrait of the Rt. Hon. George
Canning.
36. CONVIVIALITY Portrait of Thomas Moore, Esq.
37. INGENUITY - Portrait of John Rennie, Esq.
38. INTEGRITY - Portrait of Lord Liverpool.
3t. ECCENTRICITY Portrait of John Farquhar, Esq.
40. DOMESTIC LIFE Portrait of the late Princess

Charlotte.
4L Twenty Engraved Titles, General Index, and Preface.
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The PERCY HISTORIES, by Sholto and Reuben Percy,
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