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... LONUO1)N: M~AI{UYFS. (From Rustonj Corn Reportsr of MJonda, Sipr. 10,' iS32.) There weas a good c Frto ofnglisla Wheat ansi F10lasrte sveeet4 il addition to 95i74o ?? wedaase .4hew of newr 1M.0s acid el fewt ?? BarleY ?? I ?? l sakitg highesr Pi-ica for -Wheatadinoe iflOi~iCC5 a. er q. mre ,onc weeobtineed oan te lsearlyprk f . hy tac o rceit f he e cn ,* kjterr cd rjnpistg inorehjcrril eot ...

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... PLYMOUTH AND lE.VONPOIT. -: At a Common'Hall, held at Plymouth, on tbe lst instants. Sir James Grahamii, the irrsf' Lord of the Admiralty, ?? ualliutously elected a Freetmanofthei llOmugh, The.no`1i1 nation was.proposed by Dr. Vookworthy, and seconded br W. Prance, Esq. After being a vornulip, Sir James addressed his brother Freemen in a very neatabnd appropriate mannor.,'. The King, has been ...