The Sun.
London, England, 1814-04-01 00:00:00

P.ORTER'S RUSSIAN CAMPAIGN.

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We insert in Our 'Journal, and not without some exulta-
tion., an authentic detail of the mortification, dispersion, and
effectual defeat of trre most lawless and sanguinary ambition
which ever afflicted or disgraced suffering humauity. d The
circumstances are re►ated in this volume from authority
which cannot be disputed. It will be perused by all with an
eager and an anxious interest."—British Critic, Aug. 1813.
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This Day NVQ,S published,'

In Octavo (the Third Edition), price 16s. boards,
A NARRATIVE of the late CAMPAIGN in
IX RUSSIA; containing Information drawn from official
Sources, and from intercepted French Documents, hitherto
unkpown to the British Public.
By Slit ROBERT KER PORTER.
Illustrated with Plans, &c. of the gencVal Movements of
both Armies, during their Advance and Retreat—and a Por-
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TVISTORICAL SKETCHES of POLITICS
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Principal Subjects :—Ministerial and Party Chances during
the Tear.—Princess of Wales.-The 'Catholic Question.—Riv•
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thePeninsula..7—Carnpai4a in the North and in -Gerinany.--•,
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To 211emi., Ross;I„AND and Son', Ploprietors of the celebrated
Maca-isrir on witAessing inestimable Virtues.
Go on-and-prosper ! your labours justly clairis• I .
The well-carn'd weed (Wan immortal name. . .
From Hindostan trunsplanted now we see-7 •
The great effects produced by that tree,
Which, planted on Micassar's. fruitful soil,
Produced your famous-, ever fainous,.Oit; . •
A preparation singularly rare
To make the growth and.beantify the Hair;
'Where. Nature sparing in her gifts has been, .
,A growing Crop is very shortly.setn ;
While •the lov'd Princess of our favowr'd Isle
Greets your Disco; cry with a gracious simile.
W. C. Boston, Lincoln, Nov. t 7, 1813.