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This day was published, price 7s. 6d. tiro. beards, . .
PARIS during the INTERESTING MONTH
of JULY, IRIS: A SERIES of LETTERS. addressed to a
FRIEND in LONDON. By W. D FILLI.OWES, Esq. Mrs-
trued by PontaPs of the Royal Family of France, etairoupc ; a
present Likeness of Bonaparte, en-vignette; and other Interesting
Plates. •
' London t Printed for Gale and Penner, Paternoster row.

Just imported by H. Cot.a u a in, 50, Conduit-street, price i Os.
LGISIRS de BUONAPARTE, or the Private
.L-41 Hours of Napoleon from his earliest years to the period of
his marriage with the Arch-Duchess Marla Louisa. WRI rTEN
BY HIMSELF, during his residence in the Island of Elba.
Tills work, which has already reached the Sib Edition in Paris,
is certainly one of the most extraordinary that has ever issued
from the Press—never before did any Monarch. whether a legi-
timate we or an usurper, possess sufficient hardihood to pourtray
himself without disguise, for the contemp:atkin of those over
whom he lately reigned. This publication proves that be had
not much aversion to the fair sex.

COXE'S TOUR IN ITALY.
This day was published, elegantly printed, in one portable
Volume, pries 14s. boards,
A PICTURE of ITALY, being a Guide w the
Antiquities and Curiosities of that classical and interesting
Country; containing Sketches of Manners, Society, and Customs,
and an Itinerary of Distances in ?tees and English Miles, the
best Inns, Coins, site. with a minute Description of Rose, Flo.
rence Naples, and Venice, and their Environs; to which are
prefixed, Directions to Travellers, and Dialogues in English,
French, and Italian. Illustrated with a Map of Italy, a Plan of
Rome, and Five Plates of Costumes, Diversions, Re.
By HENRY COXE, £9
London: Printed for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Paternoster%

row.

MORRICE ON BREWING AND MALTING. •
This day was publshed, in one ,01. svo. prise le% 6d•
ATREATISE on BREWING; wherein is exhi-
bited the *hole Process of the An and Mystery of Brewing
the various Sorts of Malt Liquor; with-Practical Etamplesupon
each Species. Together With the Manner pf u'ing the Thermo-
meter and 9iecharoTeter ; elucidated ht Examples, and rendered
easy to any Capailty,' la Brewing Landou Porter, Brown Stout,
Reading Beer, Amber, Hock. London, Windsor, Welch, Wk.-
, teinbers, and Scurvygraas Ales; Table and Shipping Beers.—
' Also General lestructions for the making of Malt; with Tables
of the Net Duties of Excise on Strang and Table Beer, payable
by Common Brewen, in Town and Country.
By ALEtANDEK MORRICE, Commosi Brewer.
Mid) Edition.
London : Printid for Sherwood, Neely, and Jones, Patertios-
ter-row ; and Driug and Fage, Tooley-street.

THE 1.A4 POPULATION itETYffiNtr.
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by Forty ail Maps of the Eogliala Counties, and separate Maps
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Sppplenient of the Poptilitlon Kettiros, price .21. ha. in huarrii,
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Eiistand,Valei, Siotland, and Ireland ; compiled frorn the must
recent and most authentic lincutricnts and Authorities.
By BENJAMIN PI rrs CAPPER, Esii.
Of the Secretary of State's Office, and Co..dttor of the Popula-

Lion and Poor Returns, as published by Parliament.
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SPEECHES IN PAR LIANI r N ,
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boards.
S. A Genuine and Corrected Rersay of the Semites of the
late Right Hon. WILLIAM PITT, in the Home of Commons,
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aided by Communications from distinguished Members of both
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4. Settclics in PAILIAMINT of the Right Hon. WILLIAM
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S. ANZCDOTis of the LIFE of the Right Hon. WILLIAM PITT,
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