Extravagant Royal African Borrowers Meet at Old Devil Tavern
A broad public notice calls the gentlemen who borrowed from the Royal African Company to meet at the Old Devil Tavern in Temple Bar this evening at 7 o'clock. The aim is to discuss relief measures against an extravagant composition and to seek a proper agreement. A General Court of the Royal African Company is set for tomorrow.
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