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... Britol, Chirnfide, for Dublin. COASTERS CAMEZ IN.-The Elizabeth, Power, and the Sally, Heay, from Padftow ; the Briftol, Trader, Row, from St. Ives; the Friends, Goodwill, Clark, from Penzance; the Rover, Lowman, from Plymouth; and the William, Dawkin, from ...

... Neceffaty of an Appendix. I Londonf Printed for A. HAMILTON, Falcon-court, Fleet- flreet, and G. G. J. and J. ROaINSON, Paternotter-Row: l fold by Meflrs. BULGIN, PALMER, BECKET, NORTON, MILLS, THOMPsoes, and BRYAN, Bookfellers in Brilol. , -Of whom may be had ...

... near that place, to Harriet Dorothy, eldest daughter of Lieutenant Colonel Langley DIED Dec. 25, Mr. James White, of Paradise-row, Bedminster. Dee. 26. much respected, Mrs. Hutchins, aged 73, widow of the late Mr. Hutchins, of St. Phiip's. Dee. 29, Mrs. ...

... itosetta, French, aged eight years, who tees burnt in a no~ddreadfulmuanner. The de!ceased resided with her aunt in il ardier-roW, St., George's, Southwark, On Saiturday morn- iri letdurng is abesru'of'Ite ant, she stood near the fire; he~r clothes suere ...

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... risetn Whrat Sit probable extent of sale e airi duiable liroiit of ithe emo-lusive r ghist to frint suctl a book are. *r I isks row utrgaged us lilakinig timis hlints quite compldete, under Sire ni title tl' fI T Ite , Enii it Mister, by V'r' 11 tirm Ciibett ...

... divided by interest and feelingj. The Saxon subjects of the King of Prussia hate hito with a itily hatred, and would to-mor- do- row, if oportunity presented, thmw off the odious yoke of the Hi House1 ef Bran Icnburhi, so long the scourge of their unhappy ha ...

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... S. Cli:ivine, Lincoln's Inn fields. flmn psou, Hambleton, Lancashire, tanner. Attorneys, Mr. 'V0orri6 John-street, l3etfbrd row; asid Mr. Buck, Preston. *1 i3l organ, G. M Moi-n, and R - Morgan, Belle Sasuva-e- jst, todgnta-biU, vwholesale-stationers. ...