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... thoroughly acquainted with Mr. Collier's duties ; and if ho (Mr. Haneock) is to arrive twat month, it will be as well is arraap that he shall perform them. as suggested. Ima very sorry to bear that the state of Mr . Collier's health is such as to oblige ...

... vessels : two only of this number have suffered considerably from the epidemic. The number of frigates and steam-ships is double this :mown : while there is constantly arriving from England. France. and Constantinople an immense number of all sorts of vessels ...

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