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Vol. XI.]
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The Royal (Colophon) Gazette
Tuesday, March 26, 1816.
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[No. 890.
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To
Rent. [heading]
The
House and Logie, belonging to the Children of J. Arians, deceased, situated in
Charles-Town, on Lot. No. 2, in front of Plantation Repentir. The Premises
may be entered about the middle of next month. For Particulars, apply to J. L.
Brodhag, George-Town, or to
U.
J. F. Bach,
At
Plantation Klyne Poederoyen.
Arrived
- Yesterday, the Schooner Jackman, and this morning the Schooner Alert; both
from Barbados.
Travels
in Guiana. [heading]
We
have been favoured says a London paper, with the view of a most interesting
manuscript of a young gentleman, who about three years-ago set out from the
town of Stabroek, upon the arduous enterprise of exploring the wilds of
Demerary and Essequebo, being a part of the ci-devant Dutch Guiana, in South
America. . . .
[centered]:
DEMERARY & ESSEQUEBO:
Printed
and Published by William Baker, every Tuesday,
Thursday,
and Saturday, at his Office in Cumingsburg.
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