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KOTZEBUL's EXILE INTO SlBEitl

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boaids, end:tilled with thrtc hngraings,
E MOST REMARKABLE YE4R IN
CHE LIFE OF AUGUSTUS VON KOTZEBUE con-
taining a fall Account of his late EXILE and JOURNEY into
SIBERIA, and of the other extraordinary Incidents which hap-
pened to him in Ruffle, with authentic pi/titulars rt.lative to
the prcfent State of the intrrior of the Ruffian Empire, and new
and curious Anectiotts of the Court of Peterlburgh,
WRITTEN BY HIMSELF.

Tranilated front the German, under the fupetintenianee of
the It.thor, by the Rev. B. BELE tFORD, Ledturtr
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CASES explanatory of the RULES of EVI-
DENCE btfom COMMITTEFS of ELECTION of the
HOUSE id COM ONS. Compiled from a.e ?,cports of the
Trials of Controverted Eledions before fuck (2oramitttes.

By T. E. TOMLINS, Barrilter at Law.
P. laud for J. M.iwinsa, in the Poultry.
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and includes the Suhlitnce of, the Reports (now very,fearce
and expcnfive) publifited by DOUGLAS LOOFAS, and
others, on Controverted Eleetions • as far av regards queftions
of Eiidence..—• The above Trldt is included in the New
Edition of Gabel% Law of Evidence.

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TRAVELS in the CRIMEA :—a Hifiory of
the EMBASSY Crum PETERSBURGH to CONSTAN •
TINOPLE in 1193 ; including thtir Journey through !Ere-
mcdchisek, (harbour, Walachia. and Moldavia; together with
their Reception at the Court of Selma the Third.
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