The Sun.
London, England, 1804-07-26 00:00:00

This Day was published, price 2s. 6d.

AN TNOUIRY the PRESEN C STATE
ofthe MILITARY VIRCE orate BRITISH EM-
PI"R.E, with View. of, its Ilr..erganization„ Addressed to
the,Right Hon. W I. LIM PI TT,
; By Liiutenittir.e.of-inel K. T. WILSON, K M:T.
Author of the Ilistory of the Expedition to Egypt..
Sold by T. Eg.3-ton, Military Libra), Whitehall.

This Day was published, price ss. in boards
A .I\l ESSAY on thq, PRINCIPLE of 'COM.
M E RCI A L EXCHANG ES, and more particularly
of the EXCHANGE between GREAT BR I CAIN and
I REL AND, , with an Inquiry into the Practical Elleas of
the Bank ReitriOions.

•By 101-IN LESLIE FORSTER,:Esq.
Printed air John llatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly; sold also
by I. Asperne,
Of Whom 'may be ltad, price 83. in boards, the Fifth LB,
don. Ott the State of Europe before and after the French Re-
volution, being an Answer to the Work entitled "- De P Etat
de la France Ala fin (lc Pan S. By Frederick Genrz, Coup:
sellor at War to His Prussian Majesty." Translated from
the German,-by John Charles lierries, Esq.

Exeter, July tr, 1804.
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