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FETE AND GALA, Will be held, by the Idol the RI LORD WINIBORNE,

The third or fourth vessel which has got ashore the Pole Sanos at Exmouth within she past few months took the ground ou Friday afternoon. The vessel ii threemiasted schooner, and noticed to c ins round Stait Point. She wa., making for Extmmth when 11610 got aground, it being wat

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