The Hon. Col. Cofty to Govern New York Regents
News notes from Westminster report the expected arrival of The Hon. Col. Cofty as Governor of New York with Brigadier General Hargrove's Regiment of Foot. It also covers a Middlesex court ruling awarding 3000 damages to Richard Bulstrode, sermons at St. Pauls, robberies in Cheapside, floods in Berkshire, ship movements, and financial market updates.
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To be LETT George Inn at Guilford in Surrey
To be lect with or without all the Furniture. Large, well-accustom'd house with a new salt front landing in the middle of the town. Good stabling and stalls for over six score horses. Enquire of Mr Gilham at Guildford for further particulars.
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