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... Ir\.AE I J I i 'E I GL .N(. JOAIE-S1'11`1 I-NTLLGEC'' , It is blve e Chancellor of the Exchlequter it.. tendsi shlt-ti s to ?? til C er~taini pirtitin of liii' nut- prtu i- ii tsule-t it tlirti'v-roiit' tniiilionl, of wit-hi Cu.mlin i iid, ate, to lie t'e'lticctd.C iti ust'tiljsi :I witimitn blttlk, Nvijl 'I cipiulta of' V. - mtilliittt5. It is stiicl that Mr Fliikis.on lht- btcs-i ...

... ellariffille I t .5711 filignice. Wednesday a Court of 1)irectors wvits held at ?? co East India House, when the shipi Mloltatt and Julia- hii nn, taknti up on thC 30th ult. for China, were ordered de to be afloat on the 12th inst. and sail from Grhavesild lie at tic expilation of fo days after that period. sti POwrTSMOUTH Juilv 4. Rem:--Admiral Sir Johl Po oo; Berusford' haviuw re- p iglird ...

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