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LIFE OF LORD NELSON,

By the Rev. J S. CLARKE, and JOHN hiaRTHUR,
WIGHT of the PICTURES painted for this Nil-
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Academy: OOe of them (No. 217.) by B Weft, Efq. the Preli•
dent. Four (No. and, sit, asB, and al.)) by R EN R.
A. aml Three (No. In 236, and Sob) by N. Poeuck, kfq --
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(been of Wurtcmburg—No. S. Prince& Augo fta—No. 6. Princris
khzabeth—No. 7. Prince& Mary—No. E. Duchefo of York—No.
9. Duellers of Gloueetter—No. to. Dachas of Cumberland—No.
It. Princefs Amelia—No. ia• The King—No. 13. Palmas SJ.
phis—No r 4. Prineefa Charlotte of WakoNo. is. Welter. of
loiford—No. 16. Emprcfs of Klan%

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The i in Number contains the tour following fubjcdts :
s An Own. IN eof Death upon the Pale Horfe, or the Opening
orthe Seals, from aPi Lure painted by Mr. Wes r, Prefident ut
ye R,:(•_1 Acadany,and which was exhibited at the Lomwe in
yiar do&
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ACAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATE, com-
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