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... Te dae EDJTOJRS; i(W o 'a .C /r.I SOMETI:ME since, a NMe l Gentleabdng etst o visit a patient, was cosducted' 'p'ihre piair f tr ?? comy g et:-whife hb eitered' he saw ?? t ocsng feun4 s sitting on s.se. of pood-urrsed bedi3 1itt cuipli Oi appoa-cing5, he found one S eiro arly in th e agonies f death, supportedby the other, who wa's persbading heruto'ta e a it of b rad dipped in spirits, but ...

... I ~ ,: : : ~ t , . FRO;1W4.& LONDON GAZFTTES ?? - - ?? ?? urafty ?iir-sfitc4 sry 16, 1811.o t-o.of aa lndter f ( i, f^;itle -bit, ?? Chlef of I . 'itrsnsniitted by him ?? 7ilsoli Crokei, -Esq ?? - tis astai s sli ?? 21, :at. 56.. 45. N lng 71..49 W Coe ChWares eea,44,g west, 48 ?? SI R, BEG t o t. in pursuaoce of ?? j. rdes t jortWM, hipGuerieey~, and bei o my at- turn from !the nqrtjiwar no ...

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... A lstract of the French Expose.' We present our readers with .thie following abndgement of the annual i,*xpositirn of the . rench empiret,- addressed-to the I gs~nt ie body oil the 2eth of Junie .We are nct among those .:ihoreceive it a's a corsect dofumenticof the actual state of our enemy's pol tical-situation, rnor C wie oE opinion that: it is to be totlly disregided 'There is in i.c e ...

... I . I . .- I , ;A :LET ER TO, ?? ' l..I -IJS .IOYAL HIGHNHE3 tHE WRINCE lEOENT SIR, F FIVE yicari ate niearly el.Ape since ainlotisbs pat itsd -your lRoYAzifgliek:W4' dejims-ed oybrsinew- e.it friend, and Is~ ?? o mention the name of Fox, ?? out the patriot tesaibon I allude a man11 ?? rig,,orosto snr la da putn of accdprshinl gits p o s who evils, whidiI le c6ud-ttrsrimlile~plil count*y, and ...

... 4 VIE SLS .ARRIVEDI AFRICA. l be Jane, W Waldron, with 20 Inns camwood Joblack ri 7y MSote'phant tcath 4009 hides S at si tns I a tor- toie.bell ~) ?? cow v and ox hoil or nstraSig; w~eesoif.J:Tzaylor..'':j. :-T he Traveller, P ivffe, from-Sierra'Leoue, with SO6 ele-h plhant teeth 62 toils'- c5t camtoodt. t puinclll tce 1 brl palm oil 2 boxes wum ropal for W. and R. Rathhonie. 'Thet Cockadrice ...

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... -0 TH-E .L WOOL MERCURY.l- : = , = - . ?? bury~t in~ PVV;lO ,4l,,t~d :z. t ~ as been; various, but un- ffortu y 1t7isnot lieost favourable portion .of the reports ,ds hash e neofirmned.; Yr9 tlhe dispatches of lord Wel- ns ligtou It appears that he has crossed tle Guadiana, and taken eo a positiononthe iver Cayam tnot 'far from' Elvas. TheSpa- r. niards under Blake had quitted Lrd Wellingtoln, ...

... A LETTER TO . IlIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE REGENT, CONTINUED FROM OUP LAST. Ourenemy, Sir, hasfrequentlytold us striking truths, to which our self-sufficient ministershaveas frequentlyturned a deaf ear. Tothe boasts of a foe itishoweverusefsil tolisten:hethenlooks firmly at -his own advantages iad at our errors, and although his pride lay enlarge the former, it seldolnh suflisa'fiin greatly, ...

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