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At the King's Warehouse in RAMSGATE, on Virensisn.ty,
the':9th day of August, 1821, at Eleven o'Cloek in the

Forenoon,
THE FOLLOWING GOODS,
VIZ.
i 2 Gallons Brandy, tOf legal strength for
62 Gallons Geneva, S public stock.
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14 Fathoms Rope,
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69 Plain Prints,
4 Coloured Prints,
1 MAO,
2 Derricks,
A Boat, burthen 2 34-94 Tons, and the t With their respec-
broken-up Hulls of three Boats, live Materials.
A Deposit of Twenty-five per Cent. will be required.
The above Goods will 'be put up at the Import Duties pay-
able thereon.

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DEATH OF THE QUEEN OF ENGLAND.
iNTEItNAL INFLAMMATIONS, with tendency
1 to Mortification, are characterised by increased arterial ac-
tion, nervous sensibility, and heat, always terminating either by
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cutta; Messrs. Forbes and Co. Bombay and Messrs. PapeU and
Madras.

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