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KOTZEBIII.,'s EXILE INTO SIBERIA.

This day was poi:staid, in three ;Ols. vo. price
in board., embellifbed with three Engravings,
-rim,. MOST REMARKABLE YEAR IN
THE LIFE OF AUGUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE, con-
full Account of his late EXILE and JOURNEY into
SIII It lA. and of the other extraordinary Inc-Hams which hap-
petp:d to hint in Ruf6a, with authentic particulars relative to
t:., pasta Stare of the interior of the Ruffian Empire, and new
acd curiatit Anecdotes of the Court of Peteriburgh,
WRITTEN BY HIMSELF.
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T. alltei from iii.C;;;ll7looie;;he fupesintendanee of
by the Rev. R. BERESFO RD,) Ledturcr
14 die (Liam or Profs&

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ins day was puhaftted,
%wawa* printed in Square Duodecimo, price 73. bound,
}AL NLW POCKET DICTIONARY of the

/ rntuAN and ENGLISH LANGUAGES. In Two
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lids day was publithed, in One Volume Octavo,
Price t lye Shillings, in hoods,
17F.TERINIARY PATHOLOGY; or, a
‘ Fitt ATISE on the CAVSE and PROGRESS of the
PTIFASt.h of the HORSE; tegeth• r with the moft approved
lirthedsot Prevention and Care. To which are added, Short
Ot.: matiouirin Bleeding. Firing, Roweling, Fomentations, and
PreitiCCS ; .ad an Appendix, or Veterinary Dilpenfatory ; emi-
riirirg, the moft approved Prelcriptions for the different Di&
eat iof the Hark. 'The whole intended as a Gnirk and Com-
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By WILLIAM RYDDIO,
Yctsrinary Surgeon to the ilith Light Dragoons.
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the Author.

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Refolvcdunanimot;By: That the following Gentlemen be on
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Jacob Copc Rhichard Sharp
Jofeph Howell Henry Smithers
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Georje /scabby James Taddy
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R Percy

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