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London, England, 1802-01-16 00:00:00

BONAPARTE.

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Simile of his Hand Writing, '
I-1E PRIVATE LIFE and PERSONAL HIS-
'TORY of BONAPARTE, Chief Consul of the
Vieiicli.Reptiblic, with Anecdotes and Charaeters of his Fa.
ironritMenerals and Ministeri who coinp,:se the present G 0-
vernment of France.

Written in a Series of Letters .from an English Gentleman
who resides at Paris, to a Nobleman in London.
The.objed of, this Publication is -to explain,to the English
Nation the personal History arid Chara6ter of a Man who has
in so peculiar a degree arrested the attention and the curiosity
of Mankind. It is not made up of Copies of Official Letters
and Gazettes already in possession of the World,,• but. relates
Solely to the Individual himself, and to the Persons whO are
his confidential Friends and Advisers. '

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LIST of the PLATES and 'DECORATIONS. •
tlilitary Portraits of His Ma- Sketch of•Villets•en douche.
jes:y„and Their Royal High- Uniform of the sth Dragoon
siesset • the Prince of Wales - Guards;
and. Doke of York. Plan of a Circular Redoubt:,
The .t.St Reg. of Life-Guards. Plan of thebest Mode of for-
MilitarV Telegraph. • / tifying Villages.
The German Pike ENercise. Uniform of the 6th Reg:Toot.
Map of Mayo, Sligo, Leitrim, Uniforon.of ;he sth RegoDra-
Galway, Sec. - gobos.
View •of 'the
.operations in Sketch of the Battle of Mott-
-IVairting. . • 'veaux, and of the other Ac-
Uniform- of the Foot Guards, tions fought, near Lisle, on
Map of Egypt. the 17th and 18th May, .1794.
Island of Malta. Plan ola Pelygon and itsYro-
n
Royal Horse Guards (Blues), files.
:•01.4 - plan eftli::Seat of Wariataly Plan of the Town,
• Fotiifica-
Flanof;l"lenio. tions, and NelghOourtiood-of
The ad Reg. of Life-(;uards. doni,• and of -o fortified
-,- Flair of the Battle of Prague. Church and Church-yard:
- • Unifoffn of; the Royal Regi, Plate, illustrating ,the Con-
. moot of Artillery. stouction of• Mines..
Plan of the,Attion of Meer. -UnitOrrn of-the 7th Reg. Dd.
lan of the . goon Guards... •
Quiberon. „ Plate, •representirigoan Army
The ist,orßoya) Regoof Foot, entrenched before a Town,
Plan of theßattle of Freybetg. and an entrenaied Camp;
The ist Re,.... DrageonG %lards. • with Inundations in Front:
-Plan of the liattleof l.euthen. Utiiwirasofthe 7tli Reg. Foot,
Uniform bt the zd Reg. Dra- or- Royal Plasilvers. -
goon Guards. Uniform of theist (or Royal)
Scat of War in Germany-and Reg, DragOOris.
Switzerlapd. . •-- • Plan of titeßartleofJernaooez
•Plan of the Quarters of an Plate,- iliusirating the Mode
- Arnto near Panderborn. of constructing . the Out.
Uniform of the 3d Reg. Dra- works of a Fortress. ,
goon Guards. Uoiform of thei7t h keg. Foot.
Plan of.a.Fortified Cordon. .fetch of the Nlato.'h of Lord
Uniform of the-ad keg. Foot. l\loira's Army to join the
Map of Fliodostan. ' • ..main - Body -of the British
-Plan of Fort Querqueville. • Forces olothe'Continenti in
'Uniform olthe 3tl Reg. Foot, 179-ir
or Buff's.Untlerms of the 33d, soth and
Uniform of the ad Reg. Dra- • 56th- Regts. Foot..
goons. Plate, representing Star Re-
Review of the Volunteers in doebt, Tetei-de-Ponts, and
Hyde Park. • Intrenchments and Works
`Uniform of the 4th Reg. Foot. to secure them.
Map of the Seat of War in Uniforms of the Bth and Toth
loHolland. • Regts.. Light Dragoons.
Plan of the fthilled Town La Plates on Yield Fortifications.
Cite Chambray. Uniform's of the 7th and 56th
Ik•Lp of the West Indies. Regts. Light Dragoons.
Untiorri of the 4th Reg. Dra- Plan of the Fortresses of
g00,.1--Ghards. • Strasburgh and Fort Kehl.
Vnitorois :of the gth, 24th, The Highland Uniform.
• 54th and t9th Regis. Foot. Plate of Military Utensils.
Flail of'the Battle of .the ad Representation ofManceuvres
Oelober, between Petten and of Light I illantry...-
E guicn' t -op- Zee., General Plan .of Fortifies-
Plan of the 13attleof the 19th tions, and Manner-of carry-
. September, near Bergep. -ing orl a Siege:. •
Plan of the City.and Fortifi- Uniform of the Rifle Corps,
cations of Mantua, , and of the Marines.
Uniform of the Rothsay and Plan of Gibraltar.
Caithness Fencibles. Representation-of Light In-
. Map of NOrth Hoiland. lantryManceuvres, according
Plan of a fortified Castle, Pa. to the new French System.
lace, or Ilonse. Map of the United States,
Plan of the Town and Forti- Canada, the River St. Law:"
,fications•cif Seringapatara, rence, the Lakes, .ke.
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