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SIR FR.4III I CIS BURDETT 4V41 MR. ,lULL. Mr. Tooke published a second Pamphlet on the subject of the Duel between Sir Francis Burdett Mr. Paull. We extract the following- Correspondence, from which Mr . . Tooke infers, that it is Mr. Paull's in. tentron to murder Sir Francis - T

, COURT AN!) FAS N AB LES% His MAJEsi-y on Wednesdny held a private Levee,. which ct as attended •by . nmst of the (=vat 'Officers of State.—The Earl of HAIt It (VG/VWwu preiented, upon his return from his command in Ireland.---His MAJESTY afterwards gale audiences to . the I nil

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