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A TRA GRDr. Is Five. Acts.
LCIRDJOHSI RUSSELL.
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AT REDUCED FARES, • •
TO DOVER, DEAL, RAMSGATE, MARGATE, AND
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without any additional fare.
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NAPOLEON.—FIFTH EDITIOI
This thy was publistied.
In Two you. Bvo. with Portraits, 28s. boards, dedicated, by
permission, to Lady Hott.Awn, the Fifth' Edition of
'JAPOLEON in EXILE; or, A VOICE from
ST. HELENA.-.-The Opinions and Reflections of Na-
poleon on the most important events of his Life and Govern-
ment, in his ovni words.
By BARRY O'MEARA, Esq. his late Surgeon.
Printed for W. Simpkin and R. Marshall, Stationers'-Hall-
court, Ludgate-street. •

COUNT LAS CASES' -JOURNAL.
Shortly will be published, in Syn. r.-nch and English„
JOURNAL of my RESIDENCE-with tile EM-
PEROR NAPOLEON, at SAINT HELENA.
By the COUNT DE LAS CASES. •
This Joirnal was seized with the other papers of the Count,
and has lately been restored by the British Government.
RETRACT FROM THE nurse&
Circumstances the most extraordinary have long kept me near
the most extraordinary man of modern times. Admiration
made me follow him without knowing him, and love attached.
me to blip as soon as I did know him. The world is full of his'
glory, his deeds, and his monuments, but no one knows the true
shades of his character, his private qualifier, or the natural dis-
position of his soul. This great void I undertake to fill up, and
for such a task, I possess advantages unexampled in history.
I collected and recorded, day by day, all that I saw of Napo-
b•on, all that I heard him say during the -period of sigh:ten
months in which I was constantly about his person. In these
conversations, which were full of confidence, and which seemed
to pass, as it were, in another world, he could not fail to be pour-
trayed by himself as if in a mirror, in every point of view, and
under every aspect. Henceforth the world may freely study
him : there can be no error in the materials.
1 consider the publication of my work as a sacred duty to the
memory of him whose loss I deplore. I also hope it may afford
'pleasure to those who lured him, and
.force respect from those
,who were his 'enenfies. Finally, I have a third and no less int-
.portant object in this publication, namely, that it will afford an
opportunity of defence to those who may find anything stated
in it of which they have cause to complain; the Public will
judge and history will speak with greater certainty.
COUNT LAS CASE%
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and Co. Great Marlborough-street.

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'FROM LAST NIGHT'S GAZertt'
trbb Chisette maks that the Ring has beenestateete 81fr•
point the Rev. Jelin Wallace t, the Church and i A aria. of ir
bay Saint Bathans, in the Presbitery of noose, mod Nienig4
Berwick' in the room of the 'Rev. Aletandtr Andean/40e-
ceased ; alio George Eallingall, ht. P. to be P ote. of Mil)-
tary Surgery In the University.of lidinhungis ; likewise.rtr:Vm.
Knight to be one of the Regents or Professors, of Phildeegisy
the M. r.schal C,ollege, in the University of Aberdeen, In die
-room of Dr. Patrick Copland, deceaset-,li and Charles Skene,
m. D. to be Professor of Medicine in the Afaristhai College, hi
the University of Aberdeen, in the room or Dr. William Lt.
viegston, deceased.

BA NKRUPTCY SUPERStID RD.

Joseph Seymour Fowler and Alien RAO* Fowler, Liverpool,
merchants.
BANKRUPTS. • •
Hugh Beams, Lordship-lane, Sydenham, Surrey, stock4roltet,
to surrendir De:ember 3, 14, and January 7, at tardy', at
the Court of Commissioners of Bankrtipts, Basingbalt-street.
Attornies, Messrs. Fisher, Aldersgate•street.
James Pasiman' 91d-street-road, merchant', November 30,
camber ie, and January 7, it eleven, at the Court of Cottle
• tol;dontrs cce Rankttrpts, BaainghMl7street. Attorney, 11i.
Ifodgson, Salisbury-street, Strand.
James Glading, late of Ipswich, virtualkr, Decelnlier 5,0,
and January 7, at eleven, at the Golden Lion Inn, Ipswich.
Attorhies, Mr. Jackaman, Ipswich.; or Blears. Brottiley,
• Gray's Tun-square.
Thomas Faircinugh, late of Liverpool, slater, December 18, 19,
and January 7, at one, at the George;nn, Dale-street, Liver-
pool. Attornies, Messrs, Blackstock and Dunce, 'temple ;
or Mr. Deane Exchange-court, Liverpool. Alexander Jardine, son. Leatherhead, draper, November 301
December 14, and January 7, et ten, at the Court of Com-
misloners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr.
Lester, New-court, Crotched-friars.
Robert Sowtar, Water-street, Blackfriars, merchant, Novem
ber 30, December 7, and January 7, at one, at the Corr*
of Commissioners of Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorrey,
Mr. Hodgson, Salisbury-street, Strand.
Thomas Bailey. Shoreditch, seedsman, December 3, 10, a"d
January 7,at one, at the Court of Commissioner, of Bankrupts,
Bashighall-street. Attorney, Mr. Hodgson, Salisbury-street,

Strand.
DI V 1 BENDS to be made in T 1 ASI NG II A LL-STREET.
Dec. 17, J. Dobell, Cranbrook, Kent, currier, at eleven.—
Dec. 2.1, W. Lnghtirit, Tonbridge, ironmonger, at eleven.
Dec. 21, G. M. Morgan, Qiicenliithe, whnles.de.stationer, at
twelve. Dec. 17, J. Bland, Fen court, insurance-broker, at
twelve.