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In the PresS, and.speedily will he pubblished,,
Elegantly printed in Qaatto, ;and illustrated ,by numerous
Engravinis of Plans, Positions, Views, Costumes, &c.

bETALLED JOURNAL. of the date CAM-
PA IGNin EGYPT ; cominencin; with the Sailing
of the British Army under Lieut. General Sir Ralph Aber-
cromby, -K.—B. from Gibridtar,• iit'lencling with the Surren-
der of Alexandria,..and consequent Subjection of Egypt :
In;lucting interesting Di:scrip:ions of Gibraltar, Minorca,
.Malta, and Egypt.
• By Captain THOMAS 11, AO- Regiment,
And A ide'-de-Carn p to. Major Sir Eyic Coote,K,B. K. C
True _Journal follows ail rite l'tloventeuti and 00erati,,its of
Artily those oi Atinies
under the Grand Vizier and Capnudan Pact ; as also those
of the Indian Array , under Major Gem Bairj, from the time
of its arrival in the Red Sea, until its )lin.:tirin with that
conunindect by Lieut. Gen. Lord Hutchinson; K. B. near
Rosetta. And. the Appendix a/Mains 'a great ;lumber of
Official Papers and Returns.

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A4fouCUNT AJJ();ILIPPO • or, a Manuscript
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F. L. C. MONTJOYE,
Author of ihe_History of-the Four Spaniards.
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