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... Great Room, in Pall Mall, on Thu&lay. the 12th of April, pundually at Two o'clock, in 'rwo Lots, by Order ot the Executors of Thomas Goldwin, Efq. beceafed, . Lot I. A Truly defirat;le: Fl'eitold•Manfin'ty'tmtl Eilate, delightfully fituated on a fine eipjriencet ...

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... latsjetly's fervice,, into . merchant !hip:belong. loot) the United States.: . The .prifoner : lays, that his real name is Thomas VVaikei., that he was born ,at Leith, and belongs to the Count Wellington, an American flip, but with Spanith papers, now ...

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... CROWN AND ANCHOR TAVER'' .1•••••••••••.1. C. Yefferday the Annivertary of the Acq A til o tllt g r Thomas Hardy, John Horne Tooke, Efq. o '4 te ' l 4 who were accuted of High Treafon, Admini il tlration of Mr. Pitt, was celeb leu d Crown and Anchor Tavern ...

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... -quite exhausted, and their indignation, during. the whole time, was most: justly excited; tor.never'-was there seen -Man of so hardy a nature before 'them 'as the 'defendant :then • on the floor, from the time since - they 4rst. sat there in judgment, and ...

... thc Rev. , Rev iYray 3 • . 0 Charles Grape, D. D. • - P. H. 1). .'1 1 Rector • . • 51. Is. 6d. Thomas' Ryder, Esq, 10 10 The Rev. -George Hope, • Sir Thomas COxhead ' 1010 Plymouth • ' - 2 2 Capt.ll 7 Ondfitf, R.N. 2 ' 2 Mr. Joseph Monday 5 Mr. John Stafrord ...

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