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London, England, 1804-07-26 00:00:00

DOLLARS.
AS many Collectors of Medals ?nd Coins are de-
-4-11. Srous of obtaining pared Specimens of the new Britannia
and Ifibernissi Dollars, Mr. Boonton has canted a limited nunt-
bar to be *ruck far Cabinets, which are now felling by the prin.
cife 8/I"frethims and by Mr. Youni. Malaiift, Nu. t 6. Ludgate-
*rare, Leedom.

WHITE HART INN, WINCHESTER, (LATE DOLLER.)
WMORRIS (man)) years Butler to N. Midi le-
• tan. Erg.) huh/ entered upon the above Inn, begs t to-
dek Ile Pommy of his Meta and the Public, and to afore
them, that ea exertions thaß be wanting on his put to give entire
felbgaglinkhy the Ctrhadt attention totbeir rate an.l combat, sod
brfasallitag else blase Webs and Carnagesin the Arid.
,/krasfie., jaws* Am&

WA RDt LL, King's Head Inn, Darlington, begs
leave to return his tuft grateful thanks to his numerous
Friends for their very flattering encouragement ; and at the fame
time to afore than, and the public, that be has an ample Rock of
etertient Wines, good Beds, oratStabllng, and good Puft
and that nothing fball be wanting oa kis part, to mutt a contain-
, ante of their faverri.—Darllngton, july tp,

THE BOURBON FAMILY.

Louts XVIII. the relent exiled !Ong of France
and Navarre, inherited in 1795, the rank with the
misfortunes of his royal relatives and predeceffors.
.His Majegy refided an exile at Verona in Italy when
he was proclaimed King of France strict Navarre, by
the Army of Cande, an Germany. During 1796
and 1797, he {hared the dangers and fatigues of his
lubjefts. In 1798, he was fainted as a King. by
PAUL I. the Emperor of Raffia, invited to his domi-
nions, received with honours due ;o royalty during
1799' and in "goo turned sgain adrift upou the world;
and though the fixty.eighth King over one of the
richeft and mnft populous nations in Europe, civi-
lized and made powerful by his anceftors, his Ma-
jetty was wandering from Rana to Proffia, from
Prulfla to Poland, without a home, and almod with-
out a friend, deflitnte, and defected both by kings and
by fubjeas. In 1796, Louis XVIII. efciped in
Germany the hired affalfins of the Direaory ; and
in 184, at Warfaw, in Poland', thofe of Box AAAAA a,
and that at the time when this ufarper had his hands
yet reeking with the blood of the Duke of Zionism,
another BOURPON. Louis XVIII. was born on the
17th November, t 755, and married on the tath ol
May, 1771, to Maara-Jossrain "-Louisa, born on
the ad of September, 1753. a Princefs of Sardinia.
Their Majellies have no iffue, and refide for the pre-
fent at Warrior.
His Royal Highnefs Ciraexxs PHILIP, brother to
Lours XVIII. called Monfieur, ci-devant Count
d'Aarnts, was born on the 9th Oflober, 1757, and
married 012 the ,6th November. 1773, to her Royal
Highnefs MARIA THEMA, Princefs of Sardinia,
born on the 31ft of January. 1756. Their Royal
Highnetres have iffue, two Princes:—Lours Aa-
ron's, Duke of Angouleme, born on the 6tb of An-
guff, 1775 ; married on the roth of June, 1799. to
his 6111 coulin, Prince(' MARIA THRILISA, only
daughter of Louis XVI. and born on the irh De-
cember, 1778. 2dly, CHAILPI FlLlDlNAllb,thlike of
Berry, born on the 24th of January, 1778. Their
Royal Highnettes Monfienr and the Duke of Berry
refide in London, and the Duke and Duchefs of An-
gouleme at Warfaw.
The Orleans Branch of the Dm:aloes I—The Da-
chefs Dowager of Orleatis,Lou t s A MASSA ADELAIDS,
daughter of the Duke of Penthievre, was born the
th March, 1753, and has been a widow fince the
6th of November, 1793. Her children Lou.
PNILIPP e, Duke of Orleans, born Ottober 6, 1773
ad, Arriving PH :xi rye, Duke of Montpenfier, born
July 3, 5775. 3d, EUdENIA-ADSLAIDI Louis, DU,
Chefs of Chartres, born August a 3, 1777. 4... h. Au-
PHONSO Lanociel, Count of Baujoliii,,, born 08o-
ber 7, 1779. The two Daeheffes retitle in Spain,
and the three Princes in England.
The Conde branch of the BOURSCHIS I—His Se.
rent Hignsefs Louis Pura de Bou Kann, Prince of
Conde, born Augnft 9, 1736, and married, for the
(nand time, in November, 1798, to CATHASINA,
Prineefs Dowager of Monaco, by whom his High-
nefs has no children. By CHARLOTTE, his firtt
Dachefs of Rnhan Soubife, the Prince had-la,
LOUIS Hem Jossi Duke of Bourbon, born on
the t 3th of April, t 756, and married on the 24th of
April, 1770, to her Serene Highnefs Louisa MARIA
Tweet,* MATlLOA,filter of the late Duke of Orleans,
born on the 9th of July, 17So. Their only iffue was
his Serene Highnefs Loots Anvils" Hines' Duke
of Engbien, born Atsgull 2, 1772, and murdered by
Bo is the night of the aoth of March, eBo4.
sd, Louisa ADRLAIDS, Mademnifelle de &orison-
Con Da, fornierly an Abbefs of Remiremont in
France, at nrefent • non of the (evert order of La
' Trappe. Her Serene Highnefs was born ()Risher 5,
I 1757. The Prince and Princefs of Conde, and the
Duke of Bourbon refide in England.
The Conti branch:—Louis F. Jos's'', Prince of
Conti, born September I, t T34' married the 27th rf
February, 1759, to the Printers FOSTORIA MARI•
d'E‘T 9, daughter of FRANCIS 111. late Duke of Nll.-
Jena, born tinvember 14. 1731. Their Serene High-
betty; refide both in Spain.
His Spenith Majeity, C AA IV. who has fin
children, is a Bova sow, as well as his Malay Fla-
ns% Cal IV. King of the Two Sicilies, who has fixteen
children and grandchildren.
The 7. nng king of Etruria is aim a BOURIOR.
According ot Cie contlitu.ional laws of Fiance,
the peaces of Utrecht and Aix-la-Chapelle, and the
Beivasow Family Compatts. all theft Kings and
Princes, and their ;foes, are in faccefko heirs to the
Atom of Fr wict and Near. e .