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• , -. • . ~ •• • 1 ..ji , • . . 1.--......•_. • ••• . • ", • - • - 1.. ..1 I) lii. ,s „ I r 4 gt 4 •;• C . . 1 , 4 e 14 ~. . e \ I ) \ ~... I• , 1 1,. 4.... e ...•-• , ...- z _ A 4 \ 4, ' r.O- 4 4-'• t.. ) \ 1 , t • - • ...... , a, \ . -,. -- • -.../ / ' --. -...-- '' . AI: P • . • , .-_- 1 / 4 '.-- , .-. .)-:..."-i-; ',.' ',--: ~.1 . . . . -. • r' 41iii(WO!ti ~ •,,.. ~~ •• iIIONDAY', J LY 24, 1809 N r 69781 _ (PRICE SIXPENCE-HAL* PETONN NAT'2 - OFFICE, JULY 21, 1809. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS SIOIs:ERS of His MAJESTY'S NAVY, do hereby give IsTsitice,that such BRICKLAYERS as can producetegular Inden• tares of Appraticesitip for Seven Years, are of good character, and not exceeding 33 years of age, may find employment at His Dock-Yard, at Sheerness, by applying to the Officers of that Vitr.l. _ _ _ THIS YEAR I No. 4, Cornhill, and p, Charing•cross. - r- 1" li B! ern to YEAR is Sa b c e qua w in n ts T t H h l e s the e at th A e only Lo tot- . RY, which will be decided( October the 20th, in ONE DAY. Tickets and Shares Are selling at the above old-establishe4 bt fices, and the Schcme contains 4 Prizes of X 29,000 4 PriZes of £2 1 ,000 8 4 --- of 5,000 of 12 of £5OO I eat, &c. There are only 5,000 Numbers, from 1 to 5,000(4 'Tickdit of each Number); consequently,- one Number will be sure to pia £BO,OOO. N. B. The City I.ottery will neither be drawn this year* next, nor is any time fixed for the drawing: • Thus day weroptillidied, fe trro. price 8;. in boards, ESSAYS (fl iitit4OURCES of the PLEASURE received crinii:liiTF.RAßY COMPOSITION, Nark (Or I. tlhadon, St. Paul's Church-yard. , • BLAIR'S ENGLISH GRAMMAR.. • Tit& wHoo LMA:STERS throlighoui biz* Mato , are respectruk laferwed. that My: J/LAINa PRAMOAL ENGLISH GRAMr, contemni tri.afrAdis - met a* satd 'lathing wiperluotta, w Siereises, lite piety ultbe rmly for de err To4sutrene, of lay.ts., pickets. bound is tedi with the full allowalux in the purchase at quintet ties.—ltchoohnesters who *ish to aestnsipt thonseelrys wilt the seperiervietensioni of this Gnnionstr, May hiee'si Copy graii; on "istrAing their moues, free or Postage, to the partial* at NO. 6, *lige-street, Londoa: this 'jay were inrbfished, • In Owe Whine Octavotice 71. hi boards, eFenFIVE' ESSAYS the P R OOF of MAN's FU TURE EXISTENCE. To which n prefixed, the Second Edition of Seventeen Stllllolls oo imponant Subjects. By, PENI4.EBURY HOUGUTON. Prsited feet 1. Johnson, St. Paul's Churchyard. • PORTSEA ISLAND WATER WORKS. rrHE Company of Proprietors of the Portsea Island Water Worlis,incorporated by Act of Parliament passed in the Zest Sv , ior, do hereby give Notice that they are ready to receive Tenders tOr Brick Work, consisting of a Wall Engine House and other buildings to bc erected in the said Island; and also for Iron Castings, namely, Pipes and other Articles to be delivered in the said Island. Particulars of the above with the Terms of Contract to be en lered into, may be had by application to Mr. R. CALLA VA v, Portsmouth, Secretary ; MLR. S. SLOPER, Montague-street, Russell-square, London, the Registering Clerk ; or to )gr. Witt. NICHOLSON, Charlotte-street, Wocillubuti, Leindon, the Engineer to the said Company. Nttimouth, 20th July, 1809. This day were published r price 9s. in itr;ardil, LETTERS addressed to BISHOP SKINNER, of Aberdeen, on his Vindication of Primitive Troth and Order. To whieb is prellied, a Prilintinaq 1) .coarse on the present State of the Controversy concerning Ecclesiastical &Jo vernment. • • . ' EDtic.riTlON. • . I atentiott_ of. tlitiVoriductort of. Schools and I) 0 o rs *to kselle -I.l4.Alltish El: 0 0re. Is invited 10 t ing List of El- : ,.4 • , • .)looks. Most of them' viz al red in the • ; :!• 1 Schools, andikey requir e . only toi be g , y known td ....` With Universal prefeienee.- - „ ViE t . .. • Baiiites Paserscat. ENGLISH GRAMMAR,' With copious Ex ere _ containing every thing ossontiali AO soiling imperiluovs, c. id slah sing' IntOlt**ll4'. . . • • BLAIR'S READING Ex rivenes die hilliOr Plaint, Ss. 6d. a..e...nsoirs woo -ilk • • • BLAIR'S Ge4Dema.e of NATugxi. Pnimieorne, by which the vari - °nal:wenches of Melee my for The firat time fie .praelically taught inSchools, Si.- - . • • BLAIR'S FIRST CATHCHISMI,CdII6IIIIII, COHIIIIIIp thhlp news ear), to be known by all Children, 9d. . BLAIR'S ScuooLDlcitosaßT for learning by rote; eiontalnipg none but important Words,:,and omitting derivative, vulgar§ ob scene, and trivial word, 11e.6d. MAYOR'S BRITISH Fit/.0% or Lisps of Illustrious liritollei, intended as examples for youth, Ss. MAVOIt'S ELIMINTS of NATURAL. Hts roar, with. sixty-sin plates, representing 200 objects; 6s. MAYOR'. ATKIDHLICIENT of f o ,Lut.sien's Lyres, Ss. MAvilet's FATHER'S GITT to his Camps EN, 2 Vold, 105. MATOR'S Erroitsa Sext.taxo ' Boor, in deknowledged jot proyement of all other Spelling Bifieki; of which there are needy 100,000 sold annually, IL.. 6cl. 1 , . . •_. . . _ STATE Lartgßy, • WITH ONLY FIVE THOUSAND NUMBERS„ SCHEME. 4 of ......... 420,000 . of XI,OOO . 4 ... 1,090 &Ades 00,1 1 / 4 c. ALI. TO BE DRAWN IN ONE DAL qWIFT and Co. re3pecOnlly inform tF c Ptlitt 'ri 1 - 7 itat ckets and Sharls are on Sale at all their Officeb; a. By PATRICK MITCHELL, D. D. Minister of Kernnay, Aberdeenshire. Printed for I. Johnson, St. Paul's Church-yard ; and A. Brown, f _~.i ;••_ • OICRMAN : I, HOLLAND, AND HUNGARY. This day was publislisd i on eight Sheets, price Xt. 2s. pr in a case or in Rollers Es. ft. a d, NEW MAP of GERMANY, HOLLAND, II- POLAND, HUNGARY, ana PART of FRANCE. By IGNATIU6 HEYMANN; Head Poit Muter in Trieste. • ..,A 11, Poultry, Nu. 12, Charistg-Crose, and No. 31, Aldg.ste High street.--:-The Scheme of the present State Lottery is nets, and affords the Adventurer an opportunity of gaining the immensc Sum of XBO,OOO ! !! which may be obtained by gurchaing the volnsle of a Number, or in proportion for any part. Tick.:ts and Shares will be hig:i. r before the Drawing. PRESENT I'RIOE ..... £2l 11$. Half - ' - .Ell 0 0 Eighth - - £2 17 0 Quarter - 513 0 I Sixteenth - 19 0 \V HE REAS, at a Meeting of the Trustees 'Of the turnpike Road leading from the Town ci; Brightlielmston through Cuckfield, to the County Oak on Lovel Heath, in the County of Susses, holden at the Talbot Inn, in Cuddleld, on Thursday, the 13th ray of l'ity instant, the TOLLS arising at the several Toll-Gates uport the cat& Road, called Preston Stone, Pound Misty, and Any Side Gate, Slough Green, !field Bar, and Crawl: y Gars, wcre put up at the sum of money for which they uwre lettea the last year to be let by Auction for one year, from tile 30th day of eistember next, but there was no bid& r; Ncrice is therefore hereby given, That the next met:ting of the Trustees of the said road will be holden at the Tallsot Inn, in Ctic4fielsl aforesaid, on Tuesday, the 22:1 day of Anvils: next, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, when the tolls arising at th^ said se verAl toll-gates will he let by auction to the best bidder, for one or more years from the 30:11 day of September next, in the man ner directed by an Act passed in the I 3th year of the reign of his present Majesty King George the Third for regulating the turnpike-roads, and will be put up at such sum as the *aid Trus. tms shall direct. Whoever happens to be the best bidder must Fay into the hands of the Treasurers of the said road two months Tint in advalice, and also give security with sufficient sureties, to tho sati.fac:ion sf the Trustees of the said road, far the due pay ment cf the remainder, at such times as they shall direct. SAMUEL WALLER, Clerk to the Trustees of the said Road Published by John Stoekdale, PlocadWy: NAVIGABLE CANAL SHARES' AND DEBENTURAS. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. scctrT, On Friday, 4th August, at Twelve o'Ciock, at Garraway's, by Order of the Assignees, HE MONMOUTHSHIRE NAVIGATION, T TWENTY-FOUR SHARES, being the Remainder, the Half-yearly Dividend Is lately incinerate to £3 per Share; in Debentures bearing £.5 per Cent. net ; Grand Junction,. Elles mere, Union, Grand Onion, Canal and Provident Institution Sliares. Particulars at the New Hotel, Birmingham ; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Scott, 28, New Bridge-street. This day were published, price Ss. sewed, PRACTICAL OBSERVATIONS en the Nature and Cure of Slrictures, in the Urethra. By WILLIAM WADD, Member of the College of Surgeons in London. Printed for John Callow, Medical Bookseller, N 0.12, Ciown. court, Prince's-strect, Soho. Where may be bad, just published, Daubentoa's,Observations on indigestion. Second Edition, with Additions, by Dr. Buchan, price Is. 6(1. hf aeon's Ciltccr cif the Alcrs and Sciences, contibing the first Principles of every branch of Knowledge, ss. Maroe's UNIVEN•SAL Hisioa v. from the Creation to the Peace at Amiens, in Twentr.Soe Volumes, trice 4s, ea& on small piper, and ss. each en large pap er , in boards. MAYOR'S - HISTORY Of ENOLAND, in 2 Vols. with- minserein engravings, price 10i. bound. MAYON% H/STORY of SCOTLAND, price 4i. 6d. bound. MAVOI'S SYSTEM of SHORT HAND, 7s. Gd. hoards. GOLDSMITH'S GRAM'SIAIt Of GEOGRAITT, including the Use of the Globes, numerous Exercises, Questions, fcc. &c. with malts,lEc. 2s. sa. HALL GROVE, SURREY, on the Great Western Road. With early possession. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, REsIDENCE NEAR READING. TO he LET, or SOLD, several very desirable PREMISES, Furnished or Unfurnished, with I..nnti. I , i in want of such accommodation, to sent or purchase, by send E'; the particulars of their request (free of postage) to I. Hawke., Rtatitc , 4 shall meet with due attention. LAW PARTNERSHIP. A N Attorney, who served his Articles in the Country, and was two years in a respectable Office in London, is desirous of a Partnership in an established Concern of re , 7 , trability—he would have no objection to treat with a Gen tler. an desirous of retiring.—Address to A. B. Messrs. March an.l Stationers, NIONEY. ESS :S. LUCAS and Co. beg leave to inform 111 tNe that may bu in want and desirous of 'borrowing terti pantry or permanent suns cf money, that.thry can at id tortes sun from leCl. to and upwards, on `ersonal f:ally other security arising from Marriage Settlements, Money Funds, Cl4rgirn.m.i' cr Freehold, Copyl:old, and Est.:tes, on the most liberal and honetirdble terms.— Pro.onal application Messrs. Lucas and Co. daily receive at their lio:ne, No. 19, Jermyn-strett, St. James's, either per!onaliy or by It-:r, post-paid. N. B. Ten year: pin chase will be given for %v.:11-s .cured Annuities. jAAII.S SKEL.TOA, 'aged. 26, of Walton on the •1 Hill, Epsom, Surrey, was seven years afflicted with seven or eight hales in his right kg, and between 90 and 100 pieces of tome came away during that peried. The discharge and wearicas increasing, unable unassisted to move. taking off his kg was pro posed re save his life. He then confidently applied to SPII.S -BURY's PATENT ANTISCORIIVIIC DROPS; In a year and a half, by them alone, he is restored to health, and it is now three years since he has followed his laborious occupation. He . will satisfy any inquiries, personally, or by letter, post paid. 'nit genuine Medicine has the words " By the King's Patent," ex pressed on the bottle, bill of direction, and outside wrapper; and the King's duty is printed in black ink. Sold at the Dispensary, To. 15, Soho-square, London, in small bottles of 53. 6d. dc;uble I ins.; and larger IL 3s. Compound Essence to allay un plesscrt irritation, Its. At Garraway's Coffee-house, on Wednesday the 16th of August next, unless. previously disposed of by Private Contract, HALL GROVE, the residence of Ralph Leycester, Esq. who is removing into Cheshire, consisting of a good Family House, with convenient Offices,--about 100 Acres of Land; possessing most extensive Common Rights, a good Gar den, Grape Houses, Ice House, detached Bailiff's House, Farm, Buildings, and Yard, situated 14 miles tram Farnham, IS from Guildford, 10 froM Windsor, 8 from Egham, and 26 from Lon don.—Tickets for viewing the premises to be had by applying to John Birch, Esq. No. 6;ghancery-lane. SOUTH, WA I .E;S. To be LET upon EASE for 5, 7, or 9, YEARS, and entered upon Immediately, A MODERN MANSION-HOUSE, in thorough r, pair; delghtfully situare in a Vide, posstssing.ilig most enchanting Prospects.; consisting of an Entrance Hall, Your Par lams, seven Sleepiitt Rooms, and Qarrets for softaota, with. every domestic Office, Cellaring, Sac. Chaise-house, and five stalled Stable, walled Garden and Orchards, and at the option of the Tens it, a Vsrm Riblike, Homesrea.d, and any quanlity of Land, no• exceeding, ttoo Acres. The situation is distant Irma Loadon 140 Miles, nearly adjoining to Ott. Milord Mail coach Road, and an easy day's journey from Gloucester, Bristol, and Bath. For Pal tieulars; apply to Mr. 'antes Land, Agent, No. 5, Nt.w Boswell-Court, Lincoln's-Inn, Loodnn. lids day was published, price es. 6d. WITHOUT BIGOTRY; or, Ah Anti A lote L 4 to the Aspersions or the Author of " Zval without Tunoxi tion.7-r-London : Printed for 'Williams and Smith, Stationtr's• court ; also sold by Deighton, Cambridge; Fox, St. Neoe‘; and Paul, St. Ive'.. 1 hid day was published, price 9s. in boards, :THE ANNUAL MEDICAL REGISTER, vol. 1. coMprising a Review of every Publication relating to Medicine and Surgery, which appeared during the year 1808 ; together with an Historical Sketch of the Discoveries and Improve ments In these and the collateral Sciences within the wine period —a Report of the iseneral State of Health and Disease in the Me tropolis—and a variety of Miscellaneous Intelligence. By a SOCIE TY of PHYSICIANS. Sold by Taylor and Hessey, Fleet street ; and. W. Blackwood, Ediobu gs. ASTRONOMY. 'llsts day was published, in two elegant vols. price 15s. in boards, ]''HE SYSTEM of the WORLD, according to 1.1- Sir Isaac Newton and subsequent Matbetuaticlins. By P. S. L4PLACE, Member of the Nozitaaal Institut*. ,Tratudatqedigto Ilogtlsh by J. POND. P. R. S. Printed fur Ricans n Patti.* rs, London, and to be had of all 800 : sellers. Of whotn may be had, The WONDERS of the THCESCOPE, or a Familiar Display of the Phcenomena of the Starry Heavens, with numerous large Engravings, price 6s. DR. FREEMAN'S GUI - TA SALU FARIS. T • ill value of this Infallible Medicine has been so long proved, that nothing of the prevent day can bear a co:npetitien with it in all the different stages of a certain Disease, vhich it cif :squally cures and eradicates from the habit, without ee.ritin7 the gainful feelings and exposure that attends salivation, without d.hititatinAlte constitution in any degree, or even requi ring cu: , il , lement frombusiness, or restriction in diet. The radical virtues of t inest ins:lite Drops have proved their claim to public alvobaitin for nu re than 90 years. In all the debility of both sexc.,t;iey prove a never failing restorative, whether the debility Is prAt!ceti by tn.) free use of mercury, illicit pleasures, or the of- feces of a warm cilnire to travellers, and those going abroad.— The y cannot be recommended too strongly to those who will re ceive a %afe. speedy, and complete cure in all old stubborn Civets, and every weakness that affects the bladder and organs of urine. By is many women have become mothers who for years bad been t, rived of that happiness. S' l ,! v holesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheapside,cor rer n i'.ernoster-row, and retail by Belam, Portsmouth; Wes ter. Vs'ills anti Rogers, Plymouth ; Peck, Hull; Caswell, Dr:drn; Glategow ; Smith and Mandt•rtun - Ldia inn; h, and by most Country Medicine Venders, in bottles at en!i, with ample directions. • IiANNAVs ORIGINAL. SPECIE C, For ii.e Infollihle Prevention of a CERTAIN DISORDER. VORTY Years egwrience in every quarter of •the 4 World, has indiputabfy established the fact, to• which the l' - nwertr (ihe late Sir &static'. HANNAY, Bart.),pled:zed the, preventalive was infallible in its powerzi, and eifcc l* -'.y Cured u, both sexes complete protection, wberithe duet • re punctually ob-t ved. Many are prudtntlydeterred from 1- • . .7 I e titer. .4 a:n• antidote internally, fearing consequences t.i the constitution. In the use of the specific (an ester r. Wa , h) there is every thing to hope, nothing to dread—the •• lit. of the sceptic, and the opposition of the interested, are • It notorious, and has bees particularly remarked lacuity, that this terrible disease is not so frequent as bere t the blessing this been fairly attributed to the universal 2 . •-, r , !irin of 'Lose principles, upon which this highly celebrated d. 'lle undiminished celebrity of its character I , rF, a period is its lii•ft eulogium, and advocates its cause t'• tildal a thousand arrested cases, which, for obvious reasons, ti ic; , lication of t hi. remedy renders inadmissible. 1 G . - A:nivel-en-al Lotion is corfidently recommended to the Ai •oid Nzey, and to alt those going abroad (as It will terahe i" virttit-s for years in any climate) they, from the nature of their kittg more peeuliat ly exposed to the ravages of this die cni It is Fold in hotths, 10s. Gd. each, or 101. if more than c74f, anil a t 7s. fid.; or thre e f o r a gu i nea ( stamps I nc l u d e d), at A•I, i Su ff olk-strvet, Haymarket, where, only in Lontion t 1 4 : ! be 11,4c1 genuine. It will b e sent to any part o f t h e United I r . .:4 1 ints, by inclo,ing an address, real or assumed, with a hank te_uiealent to the quantity required, directed (poet paid) to I .r. LZA it COOK, at the above old-established Warehouse; who ILL ., natter, as usual, all orders with strict kieller• Thta day was published, price ss. boards, DEATH of BONAPARTE, and UNIVERSAL PEACE; a New Explanation of Nebuchadnezz.tr's Great Image, and Daniel's Four Beasts. Rey. vi. viii. ix. silt. and xvi, To which is adtlad, a Chronological Tabi • of she Sovereigurin- .. cluded'in the Number 660.—8 y L. MAYER. London : Sold by Williams and Smith, Stationer's-court ; J. Pearmain, No. 206, High Holborn ; and W. George, No. 28, Brick-lane, Spitalfields. Where may be had," The Explanation of Daniel's Four Beasts," s-parately, for the convenience of those who ,poss:ss the other part. Price Ss. MR. SUCDEN'S LEVI ERS. Just pnblislied, in Octavo, price ss. in boards, A SERIES at I.El"rEitS to a MAN of PRO PERIN, on &Alin, Buying, Leasing, Settling, and D.- vising but liy EDWARD BITRTENSHAW SUCDEN, Esq. Of Limola's-Inn , Barrister at Law. London: Printed for J. Harding, St. James's -street; J. M. Richardson, Royal Exchange; W. Reed, Bell-Yard, Tunple- Bar ; and P. Phelan, Upper Ormond Quay, Dubl!n. Lately published, by the same Author, 1. The Third Edition of a Treatise of the I.aw of Vendors aral rurchasen of Estates, price 19s. Ed. i►t board 4. 2. A Treatise of Powers, price 191. in bo.irds. BEAUTIES OF SCOTLAND. — I"HE Subscribers to the above Work are requested to complete their Copies immediately, otheririse the Pub fisher, csnnet promise to do it.at any future period. Complete Sets of the above Work may now be had, in Five Volumes, Demy Bvo. with 103 Plates, XJ. 15s. or in Five Vo lumes, Royal *lvo. JCS. Ss. rioted for Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe; Longman, Hurst, Revs, and Orme ; Cuthell and Martin; 3. Harris; J.Richard son ; and B. Crosby.. .The BEAUTIES of ENGLAND and WALES. . Suds Soh wribeh as have not completed their Sete, are inform ed that Volumes 4,5, 64 7,1 and 9 may still be had; btit . IS the proprietors are reptinting the early Volume; to complete the broken sets .fievl nthhand, they are requested to apply immediately for What they want, to prevent disappointment. This day *as published, in one octavo volume, elegantly printed, • . price tOs. dd. boards, SPANISH HEROISM ; or, The BATTLE of .l RONCESyALL,ES,. a Metrical Romance, in Five Cantos. BySOHN BELF)UR, Esq. Priated for Vernor, Hood, and'Sharpe, No. 31, Poultry- Con stable, Hunter, Park, and Heater, L udg-te-ste ee t so t 3. g m k er . , New Bond-stmt. * Although the Battle of Roneesvalles is familiar to every class of readers ho Poem has appeared in this country on the subject, forrneci upon any other historical basis than that of the French Chronicles. This Romance, on the contrary, is founded on the circumstances leading to that event, as related by the bpaisjsk historians ; and,in this respect has a feature of novelty. The object of the Author, ip t •gani commemorating.a • signal in, stance of valour pnd iatribtisin:rs to eialt the Spanish character; and, at a juncture like the present, it is presumed, that a Poem, tending to ken) alive a spirit of resistance to Garnc despotism, a Bria4h Public, will got be Judaic:oil-Ail received by This day were publish , . d, In 'Two Volumes Octavo, price ^ls. boards, to which Is pre fixed a Memoir of the Author, F i SSAYS : 1. On the Beautiful in the Human Form. Q. On Tragedy, and the Interest in Tragical Repre ientations. 3. A Defence of Learning and the Arts against some Charges of Rousseau. 4. On Hypocrisy and open Profligacy, and' cue comparative Infamy and Demerit of each: 5. Piohable 4rgunients in favour of the Immateriality of the Soul. 6. 0:1 the Machinery of the ancient Epic Poem. 7. On the Moral luflu ence of History. 8. On Natural and Moral Philosophy, and the proper Manner of Philosophising in both. 9. On Imitation and Fashion, &c. &c. by GEORGE WALKER, F.R.S. Late Professor of Theology at the New Cone;, and President • of the Philosophical and Literary Society at Manchester; Au . thor of a Treatise on the Sphere, and on Conic Sections. Printed for J. Johnson, St. Paul's Church-yard. This day were published, iu 4to. price 255. boards, - ptsAys on PROFESSIONAL EDUCATION, - I L- 4 in eight Chapiers: T. On the Choice ofa Profession:- 2. On the Clerical Profession. S. On the Military and Naval Professions. 4. On the MAlical Profession. 5. On the Education of a Country Gentleman. 6. Oa the Profesdon•of the Law.• 7. On the Educe tiok of a Statesman. 8. On the-Education of a Prince. Dry R. L. EttGEWORTH, Esq. F. R. S. and M. R. LA. &c. Printed for I. Johnson,.SuPaurs Church-yard. Where may be kad by the same Author and Miss Edgeworth, 1. Practical Education, in three volumes, Bvo. 13s. S. Pottery explained to Young People. 25.6 d. 1. Tales of Fashionable Life, three volumes,' 1 Se. • 2. 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