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The following Works will be published In the courses( the pre:
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MEMOIRS of the PUBLIC and PRIVATE
LIFE of BENJAMIN FRANKLIN., LI.D.T.R S. Ste.
Minister PlenipotentiarY from the Uni•ed States of America in,
the Cowl of France, and for the Treaty of Peace and Indepth.
dent. with Great Britain; now Brit published from the Osiginni
MSS. wri ten by himself to aim Period, and continued to the
time of bledeitit. by his Gmodson WILLIAIe CIMPLIC FIANII
UN, Esq. Into. vol. 419 misbcilisbed with a Andy engraved
Portrait, price DO. Is. - "
4 MEMOIRS of thOLIFE of JOHN EVELYN, Esq. The
celebrated Author at 4.r`. Sylva," A Discourse of Forest trtes,4
ke. &c. Premeditate% the-erional Manuscript in the Library at
W. en, and Edited by William Bray, Esq. Fellow and Trea'
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Surrey, Ste. in 2 vols. Royal 4io. embellished wiiii Portraits sod
ether Engravings by the !Iry Artists, from original Drawings in
the posees.lon of she Evelyn Family.
2. MADAME de STAIL'o MEMOIRS of the Private Life
of her Father, the celebrated M. Necker. In French and English.
1 vol evo
4. ROME, NAPLES, and FLORENCE, in 11117. Sketches
of the 'Timm .iute o• Society and Manners, the Arta, IA: rrature,
844. et Mese celebrated Cliesq, with ouniereee Anecdotes and
Converaiuuns of distinguished ffiskoes, !lisle and foreiga. Is
t v6l tiro.. -
IL NARRATIVE ettlilltilt YEARS et/ rentlr among
do. JANAbfillut. dodos she 'IMP 101 I 14 sad is, with
Observations on the Country and the People. By CAPTAIN
OULOWNIN, of the 1401180.0 Neel. 10 whieh will be
added, au Account of a Voyage to the toasts of Japan, and of '
Nevemm to with tie Japanese, for die release of the Author and
bee Usoyasupse, by ciiiineklithuedt published by authority of
the Remise Goiterontemowa vole. en.
I. NAPOLION, Mathew HISTORIAN; Extracts from his
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Immo in 1014, with eserraeces that imperfect authenticity aught
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Miror
or tide permissionr nit ft to ;he curiosity et the Public.
7. MANCE. , 'Lady Morgan Third Edition, with cur-
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A NARRA I'VE ot a VOYAGE to SENEGAL in 1516,
enderiekth by order of the French Governor:or, comprising an
Account of the Shipwreck of tee Me&isa frigate, the Sufferings
of the Crew, and the various Occurreittes on board the Raft, is
the Desert of-Zsara. at 4. Lout., and at the Camp of Deacard;
to which are subjmned Obiervat.one respecting the Agriculture
of
the Western Coat of Africa, from Cape Bianco tu the Mouth
of eh* (iambi', by J. U. Henry Savigny. late Nurgetwn of she Navy,
and Ales. Correard. Geographical Engineer, i vol. elm.
9. I'ALItB of WONDER, of HU VIUUR. sled of SENT'.
MEN r Be Moe and Arabella Phimptre, it vols. ,21 is.
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LIST INDIES.

CUTTACK. MAY so.
Last night. we head some shots in the jungle to
the west of our tamp, and at four o'clock this morn-
ing the insurgents set fire to the village of Mucken
Persaud. close to our camp. Several bullock men
were fired at from the jangle, about eight o'clock,
when going out for forage for their cattle, but no ac•
cideut occurrtpl. A letter from Pcxwee of the 29th,
mentions a party having marched out that day ten
miles in search of some rebels, but. returned without
firing a shot or seeing a man. A party from Captain
Armstrong's lime this morning attacked some of the
rebels not tar distant from his post at Bisejepore. in
or near * village belonging to the Deuran or his son,
who it is supposed was at their head i but, as usual,
after they tired a few shots from the jungle, they
were of., Some grain was taken, and the following
Java party was sent to burn the Dewan's house.
MAY 31. Between seven and eight o'cl ick, a con-
tinued firing was heard in the direction of the
hulw
which proved to be ao attack on Captain Lefevre's
detachment. stationed at Khoordaghor, at he
t foot
of the hills, and on a small party of twenty men of
his, posted in the stockade up
the pass, eight of whom.
had just coon dormto cooks loriunately the escort
with the dawk was just passing, and saved them Iran
being cut up, together with Captain Lt here's getting
together as many men as he could, and pursuing the
party as tar as possible. The rebels came close to a
tank and some hats, and fired into hircaMp without
wounding ip'man. One man was killed belonging to
the, rebels, who. Was an archer, and in all Probability
was obliged in come nearer than person with a
suatchluck. Our party up the pass bad one sespoy
hilted, and another dangerously wounded, 'oho- died
shortly after being brought lain oar camp. The nom=