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London, England, 1808-04-21 00:00:00

ARMY.

A MAJOR in a Garrison Battalion, to ex-
change with a Major in a Regiment of the Line; the Gar-
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This day was published,
In one Volume 12m0. price ss. boards,
RICHES AND POVERTY—A Pathetic Tale.
Written by Miss JIARRELL.
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THE PRIVATES ISTORYGLAND. of the COURT of
Ainsi vale Monde.
Mottos to some of the Chapters :
An Heir Apparent A Mystery—A Character
A Tender Attachment An INJURED PRINCESS
A Victim to Gratitude An Investigation, and Tour to
The Dangers of a Court the North
Mistaken Confidence Eccentricity—Nobility-
-4 Penance
1 Cy
and intriguing Fashionable Depravity of the
Mistress I Sth Century
Princely Recreations Artful Politics, and Fashionable
A Triumph—A Reformation Folly
English Rebellion, and French Dissolution of a corrupt Parlia-
Policy meta
Excursion to France Delights of Constantinople
A short Peace with a treache- A careful Husband—Exalted
roue Enemy Virtue
A cessation to the earthly Sor- Ambition, and Disappointed
rows of an Unfortunate Love
The Chance of War All assorted Attachment—A
British Ladies of former days Letter
Disappointed Ambition Mystery elucidated—Female
A Change of Minisyy 4egradation
Power superior vaJustke Prophesies--Conclusion