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... R ; USSIAN a snd 'Jo.i$Z U-cp'UPONS. -The t RUSBIANY tleioer CeOnt;DUPONS., due lst Marob, 1853, dge aia ddt. i~tZ yabe Xpreeenatlio. and all oilier eouupoea ot ,Wrayfar end IfJOl3 'I ti'tui arre sOW at thotMelon. And:Porlgn D O4 e lOd10, Loib .at;i tv.b' , - LMA NNDAM .B ?? ' ' 10,, s4 t Lomirdatard-FlrS, e~nu Poet doe400t. 1 Dl. YOUNG'E IUPH .TKOI T&1 J t O, DI~llao~leh~t ~vlllepublhed, ...

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... Now ready, in 2 vol. 21i. MILITARY LIFE in ALGERIA. By the Count P. de CASTELLAIE. We commend this book as ?? worth perusoaL The volumes mnake us familiarly acquainted with the nature of Algefian expe- rience. Changaruier, Cavyaignac, Crurobert, Lamoriciere, and St Arnaudare brought promnnently eforethe reader.-Examiner. Turst and Blackett, Puablishers (Successora to Henry Celburn), 13 Great ...

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... NEW WORKS AND NEW EDITIONS PUBLrSHED BY JOHN CHAPMAN, 142 SITRA4A;. The Odes of Q. Horatius Flaccus. Translated into Unrhymed Mletres, 'with Illustrative Noteo. By FRANCIS WILLIAM NEwmAN, formerly Fellow of Balliol College, Oxford, and Author of 'A History of the Hebrew Monarchy,' ' The Soul,' 'Phases of Faith,' fc. Post So, cloth, 7s. 6d. EThis day. *0* The Odes areto arrangedthat the ...

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... A PUBL33LZ INETZNOG. HOSTILE OCCUPATION OF THE ROMAN STATES BY TiEE FRENCH AND AUMTRIAN FORCES. A PUBLIC AMEETING will be held in the National Rali, High 1 }Holborn, on Wednesday eveniog, February 2;rd, 1S53, for the purpose of sasporting br. Duncoesbe'3 motion in the House of Conmmons. for an address to the Quevn praying her Majeoty to use her good offices for the removal of the French and ...

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