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... Majefty will only | defire to centribate a general pacification by fidence, and difengaged fi ary perhaps to di th onl, in thofe whic oy of deceiving each other. Frasice and England, t may itill, for a long cme, ...

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... = 7 LONDON, M Fees DMIRAL Sir ia. Cbicf ae Ja epran, fromC A performed durin, Lieut. Napier, end Mr. with 16 men, went on O€ Lagdanilic-Buy, Port could; an/armed brty whl vn the luok-out foc them fran the. fhore, wir tected OY pieces carriage guns, alt p Cid nut hefitace, bat board Men and (abuv deck, with tmatches lighte repared for action) made atchways. By the timet the beach opencd thetr ...

... = “ree ‘epee a tha 1 Hor orlcy.——— M4 te iy * gd b Milfs ‘Radford, of Coventr between his ’s box ed with white fatin, richly DIED. Ar Reading, ¢ luftres and mirror are un = Frankum; and Mra. Orf of hee 81 d the ‘fitting of it up coft Mr, Jchn Cooke, of Her 3 of sool. Lee, candhftick-maker, a! of Wars Adelaide, written by of Wilnecote, Warwick thi | for the frit time on Satur- Mr. T. Parker, ...

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... Yeftcrday evening arrived three mails, making the fourth within the caurfe of the week; which it appeals, that the preparations for opening the campaign, on the p«rt Aullria, are imntenfe, a hew levy men being ordered. —And, according to-letters from Frcncfort, it was the French would attempt the palfage the Uliine in the night of the 19th ult. the guards at the gate were doubled. In Italy the ...

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... worn ar r his portrait to an artift of ty’s expence, as a mark of miacaw, the argifla, the eat tafte and liberality. Seringapatsa: plume. n in the ifland of Minority on Mr. Tiers s had been fent by Roame, of the Obj Domingo, with a view to Adair R. Hebho Bird W. W. Howar among the negroes. Burdett Sir F. ucdiately on One nes J Kiddulph R, oliifte ew, named Laportas; the ogden ek y!h on, ...

... or Sick ee fram eksom a; tf political fald, thac petatyes had the among the lower elaffcs. bv. anG that (Me W. is ot PREFERRED. A? 01 ied that as himfeif was degree nf Mev. J.¢ , hie guardians in his MM. ©. J. . tully upon thie genial plant.” uf ot with thats ematter ended wishout any worth 6008. per ans reRory cf Darlattun, Ste! 2 and paymafter in the to the rectury Iry, at Brighton WAR-OFFIC ...

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