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London, England, 1804-07-14 00:00:00

KOTZEBUE IN PARIS.

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translated from the German
TRAVELS frotn:BERIIN to PARIS, in the
.[ Spring of the present Yoar .( i 534) I, with Sketches of
the extstutg .State of Society, Manners, and public Opinion,
and with original Anicdotek of eminent Chai•aders in the
French troptilis. '
By AUGUSTUS VOIsI',KOTIEBUE

Author of the Stranger, Lover's Vows, Pizarro, B.:c.
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With a PORTRAIT of HIS MAI ESTY in his •Parlia:
vrtentary Robes, and with, Portraits .tir a Poke,. NlarquiS,
Earl. Viscount and Baron, each in their respeetive Robes ;
the Arms oldie Peers, accurately and _elegantly—e4ravoti,
the Arms of the Knights of the Bath •'who are.not Peers,
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This Day was published,'
A New Edition, brought down' and corrected to the present
Time, either in One or 'Two Vials... Price 4s. in boards,
of
EARSLEY's PEERAGE of ENGLAND,
SCOTLAND, and IRELAND,. 'containing ,an
mint uf all the Peers, whether by Tenure, Summons, or'
Creation, their. collateral Branches; Births.- Marriages, and
Issue, Family Names and Titles of eldest Sous,, .their Mot_
toes with correct:it Ttanslations, and a variety of
nother in.
teresting Matter. .
The present Edition of Kearsley's Peerage has been edited
by a Gentleman-who professionally has long been acquainted
with the Origin, Honours, and Families of the Nobility of
the United Kingdom • .
For ;hose numerous Communications which he has receiv-
ed from the Nobility and Gentry, he returns his most sin.
sere Thanks, and acknowledges with 'gratitude, that through
the assistance of various Branches of the diflerent Noble Fa.
nudes, he has been enabled to. produce a, more accurate and
satisfactory Account of the Peers of the Uidted Kingdom
than has been hitherto published.
• . Printed for G. KeatSley, Fleet.street. ;

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