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juyman xvampun, aiso, nas an estimable wife, who is overwhelmed in affliction..( From the Courier and Enquirer.)“ New Orleans, August 3.—By the arrival of the schooner Independence, Commodore Hawkins, from Texas, we learn that the port of Matamoras is blockaded by the Texian vessels of war, Brutus, Invincible, and Terrible.“ The Mexican vessel of war, Correo, Secundo, which sailed from Matamoras to Vera Cruz for troops, was lost near \ era Cruz, and all hands perished except Capt. Thompson and two marines. A forced loan was collected at Matamoras, and the American Consul obligedto contribute. Another loan was threatened when mv . Jinformant left.'Th* Poor Law Act.—A very numerous meetiug of the inhabitants of St. Leonard’s. Shoreditch, wasOn :Lincoln Englani and 10l looking ting it, 1 to showIt isEnglish extortio upon lc Custom c. 1} these di soon as emplovi
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London Shipping Gazette

London, Middlesex, GB

Mon, Sep 12, 1836

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