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London, England, 1808-05-02 00:00:00

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BONAPARTE AND THE FATE OF EUROPE.
This day was, published, handsomely printed on a Iliar• yellow
wove paper, damp octavo, and embellished with an elegant
Portrait of the Emperor NApoleon, No. I. price Is:of
I'HE UWE OF BONAPARTE, and the HIS-
I. TORY of his EMPIRE; impartially exhibielogltis•PoEcy
in the Cabinet as a Statesman, his Views of Grandeur as a So-
vereign, and his Achievements in the Field as a Warribt ; 'with
the Details of his Battles, Victories, arid Conquests; and ail the
occurrences of his surprising fortune, from his Birth to the pro-
sent time • including Historical bketehes of the important Events
and Anecdotes of the celebrated Persons connected, with the
French Revolution, and Memoirs of the present State of Europe,
and of the French Dominions in particular.
By WILLEM LObEW.YK VAN ESS.
In the !ohm of the Work will be given upwards of !mutt-
two original Portraits of French Public Characters, Generals, and
the Bonaparte Family.
London : Published by Jones and Rumford, No. 5,.. Newgat.-
street.
6.0 The above popular Work, which has already run through
four large Editions in I 4ino. may be had, printed oar an inferior
paper, in seventy-two Numbers, at 6d. per Number, Malting sle
Volumes, price IL 19$.'
N. R. This is the only impartial History a the Life of Bonet
parte, of the French Revolution, and, of.the Llst and presimiWar.

LADIES.—That superfluous Hairs art one of tile
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are fallen or filling to the ground. In praise of TRENT'S DEPI-
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they will be immediately forwarded,price Ss. per boa.

DR. HODSON'S IMPERIAL OIL.
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WHAT Pitient, who is'sufrering under-the dis.
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and stiffness of tie tendons, the bad effect of old striins, north:red
worse either by much exertion or by cold varlible weather.—
t his excellent application reduces the swelling, and brings the ,
' t rations and muscles soft and pliahle ' • in one disuse, the Rickets,
ithe relaied .peldling coalition of the lohAt Is so woad-dally
I changed by the regular use of the imperiol Oil, that 112 bones,
:hough distorted, pin. their natural shape and figure. In PALy,
Numbness e Lirobs,and Torpor of the lack Or Spine, It proves
sovereign remedy, by aninucatig asst restoring the env:wad*
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