... Count de Parades, who was fo long in England under the French monarchV, and of his repeated foheroes and attempts, during the American WSr, capture Plymouth, and deftroy our naval arfenais. illterefting wort concludes with a juft triliute to the memory of ...

... Life of Count de Parades, who was long a in England under the Ftcnch monarchy, and of his repeated and attempts, during the American war, capture Plymouth, ami deftroy our naval arfenals. This interefting work concludes with juft tribute to the memory of ...

... of Count de Parades, who was to long fpy in England under the French ami of his repeated tchemes and attempts, during the- American war, to Plymouth, and defttov our naval arfenals. This intetefting concludes with »juft tribute the memory of Antoinette ...

... Life of Count Parades, who was fo long a England umler French monarehv, and of his repeated feheraes and anemprs, during the American \va-, tn capture Plymouth, and our navabarfenals. This interefling’ work concludes with a jufi niliine to the memory of ...

... Monthly Mirror. This day is puhlislieo, elegantly printed hy lialiamjne. In quarto, price 155. in beards, THE LAY of the LAST MINSTREL. A Porm. WA’TI SCOTT, Fsq. Printed for l,oiKinan, Hurst, Rec», and Or me, Paternoster-row; and A. Constable and Co. F.dinburgh ...

... Memoirs or.rolli k , Wilkes; brown's Works, with an of his by Dr. Brown ; of Gilbert Wakefield.; Scott's Lai 0f..• the ,Last Minstrel, , a Poem ; Pry rne ' s Greek Ode ; Lambert's.. Gerilll AtteMpt tO ' and elucidate a Passage List of Books pub- - fished ...

... the Life of Oount Parades, who was fo fpy England under the French monarchv, ami of his repeated and attempt*, dutine the .American war. to capture Wymopth, and deftrny oor naval arfenals. This imereftioe wotk concludes with juft tribu’e to the memory of ...

... Wilkes- Brown's Worlts, with an Account of his- Life by Dr. W. C. Bro~wn-Memoirs of Gilbert Walkefield-Scott's Lay of the Last Minstrel,.aPocm-Pryme's GreekOde-Lambert s Genus Pinns.-Original Communication, Attempt to correea and elu- cidate a Passage in Denoshne ...

... the i.ife Count Parades, who was fo long in England under the French monarchy, and of his repeated and attempts, during the American war, to capture Plvmnuth, and deßroy our naval arfenals. Tiie work with a view and a plan of the Baflile, and reprefentation ...

... de Parades, who was fo long fuy in England under the French monarchy, anil of his repeated Ichemes and attempu, during the American war, to capture Plymouth, and deftrpy our naval arfeoals. The work embcllifhed with view and plan of the Baftile, and allb ...

... Bit winier lias been the fev reft whi.h s been f.ltin America thefe twenty years. 'hr P.idadrlphta papers, appear* that the American traoe continue* fuffer confiderably by both Frcnc sad B iitfh privateer* and cruifer*. —iT ..T.nbcr Philadelphia, - i e. ...

... town last night with tears in their eyes, having spent all their money without either pleasure or profit. Those tuneful minstrels the marrow,bones and cleavets, all Londoners, were likewise disappointed of the golden fruit. Principal Tables set out in ...