The Sun.
London, England, 1804-09-15 00:00:00

KOTZEBWE' IN PARIS.

This Day was published, in Three handsome Volumes,
small Octavo, price 13s. 6d, in boards, faithfully trans-
lated from'the German,
•
TRAVELS from BERLIN to PARIS,. in the
Spring of the - present Year ( la 04) ; with Sketches of
the existing State of Society, Manners, and public Opinion,
and with original . Anecdotes of eminent Charatters in the
French Metropolis. .
By AUGUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE, •
Author of the Stranger, Lover's Vows, Pizarro, Sec. ace.'
Modern. Paris hat been ably.potirtrayed by lfolcroft,
and others ; but it wilt be universally felt, that the Portrait
of so great and distinguished a Master as Kotzebite lii equally'
entitled to attention. Its fascinationsin Germany have been
so'great„ that two very large Editions were sold in a hamight.
The Work has, moreover, the particular. claim to notice in
England, that it has been written within the present year,
and at allow when Englishtnen have been prevented, hypo-
Mica' circumstances, from undertaking a similar perform-
ance. •

Printed for It. Phillips, No. 71 St. ,Paul's Church-yard.'
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in bOards.

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Halt-I.G ca each in boards, dedicated; by pet.
m.ssion, to the Marquis Of LanSlto#lle
THE LIFE ot GEORGE'`WA
SHING roN,
Commander in Chief of the American Forces during
the War which established the Independence" of his Cinin•
try, and First Prcsident of Or! [limed: State+ : Compiled
under the inspection of his Nephew the Hon. Bushroil
Washington, flout thiginal Papers th:queathed to him by
.his deceased Relative.
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Work is completed.

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Aleclutniva,and Li4he Mitehanic,.4) Powers.
By ANDREW GRAY, Mill Wright. •
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VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, at HARItOW on
the HILL, comprising a MA NO R,,or R L PUT ED MA-
NOR, an ELEGANT'MANSION, extensive PLEA-
SURE, GROUNDS, a FARM, and several DWELL-
ING HOUSES.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By. Mr. SQUIBB, • • ,
•By Order of the Trustee./ of the late Richatd Page; Esq. at
GarraWay's Coffee-house, on Thursday' the .sth of lido:
her, ,at Twelve O'Clock,
In LOTS,
A CAPITAL and• VALUABLE FREEHOLD
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The Grounds (which occupy near forty acres, and have
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the County,) are laid out with the greatest taste,:embellished
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the Stabling and Out.houses are finished in the coupletest
manner.
Alio about One Hundred Acres of very rich Mea,low and
Pasture Land, immediately adjoining the abnie, and a cont.:
tortable Farm House, with Barns, Stables, arc. together with
Two good 064;k-built Dwelling.Rouka,s, .wirh Offices, Gar.
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Mrs. Thickery, and others-' and Six Houses or Cottagei4
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the whole of which is part of the Estate of the late
RICHARD PAGE, Esq. deceased.
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l
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vilic-passage.,Saville-rew, where a nail of the tatatc way
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