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mom= trllllit a 10,099. OFFICE ( trinE PRINCIPAL JEsTi's n;Zialot, That Pril:.sn:3 will he ree bviirt• Pla DAY, the t . Per Cei lf ' . • 1. „..f: , , 41Z,,f, -, 0i11. A. , , • `) -,e- alt..) . • -...!'''• ••, V 'Cs- •,),A 0 ,04 i . _ • • i • w , , • -...,,,•!Wtr": .. 'AI 1... , --, - • ff7tpa . . .. • 4 . •-•7!; s , ';-; . • •1 A O , t ic , • AM) f • iii: : , .1. . I rt '* • tk . l -. ° ' d 4..t ' 0 11ek Zit r , • -•"." i • .:,.: ; • , -- . . 4r - • • ''''.- . ! • FRIDAY, rULY 1819. . 4; E. OF ORDVANCE, Jody 1,. 1819. L OFFICERS of his MA. INCE do hereby give Nogice, R4SltmhrA ROM A Add, 60, IM,. ' 'VIE COURT cifDlßgeTOßElfthe UNITED TiMPANT eplifElteffailfTr q aIvtLARD mediae to the E /IST-INDIES do hereby glee Meier, That a GENERAL COURT. of the said Company will be held at their House in laledinehalLetreet, on WEDNESDAY, the 14th July next, from Nine o'Clpek in the IVlorning, until Six in the Evening, for tie idocrioN.of a Dfitgtiott the said COmpany, in the'inind of smog,. Da.+3,24q. &awed: ' ' * JVPSEPI# Dent?, astrehiry; laud might be relieved by: one of their body inform ing against the illicit dislillation carr'ed on there.—. ' His Lordship, in the course of his speech, adverted to the Sleeting held on the 27th of April, at the Thatched House, of certain Peers and Gentlemen of Ireland, thinking, from what had passed preriou-ly and subsequently, that there appeared something like a comptomise with the Ministers. He objected particularly to this Bill, without being accompanied by the Small Stills' Bill, which was sent to repose in the House of Commons till next Session,, and con cluded by moving to , postpone the commitment for three months. • • JULY 5. • • • ---- At sight o'clook, on Saturday morning; his Royal Highnes 1 -i the Burke of Gronturroa, Chancellor of the University, with the_i Primus War, his Duchess, and the Princess Salim of 6cop- ' cionsta, arrived in his ' Royal Highness's carriage;', each with six 1 bosses ; shortly after which ,a Levee was held at Trinity-lodge , fat de peesentadon of the Vke-OhaaceUer, Heidi of Colleges g ev oeteis, OnSanday Samoa. were preached at Great St. 's Mirth, by two Inseptin g D orton . 'to the morning die J. a Holliagnrceth, of St. Peter's College ; and in the alberseen the Rev. 'l'. T. Walmsley, of St. John's College, lse- AAA* disdartished visitors, who that day dined at Magdalen lodge, where the party consisted of about 80. After tide the Ral Personages etended Service at Trinity College Chapel, and in 7ie evening gratified the public feeling by walking on Clerts.hait Place, amidst a great COISCOUIPMI ervisiton and inhabi ,tano ef the town.i After a Levee, at winch the .presentations vivre very numerous, on Monday morning, the Chance ll or went 'tithe Senate, in his in robes, accompanied by the Duchess and 5s 1 mis s end Ad:stored la procetslnn by the Sallee Hardwick., . Steward of the University; Lord Erskine, Lord Harvey, he Hess. RO: Nciel. Honorary Degree' - vrera conferred, eee the Aisegeets of Rockingham, the P of Roseberry, Lord ?'brook, Lord Carringmn and severs ! other persons of dis .MM Oa. 'Utt the return of tge Chancellor, the Ihtor artl Car- ' "Illinfous welted ea 'kis Royal ?Reuters at Trinlity-tnert. and, yesaFr ed an Address from their Body. The Royal Party then pteoie to St. Mary's Church, to beer the tinted° of Aides ifineekus. At the coucludon of the Part then in performance, Owings th: I'm war played by the whole Band, and sung by the akefiltoridstin g of nearly all the first Psrformrrs of the day. .ceived at their Office, in Pall-mall, 26th day of July instant, from such a: Jg to undertake the supply of STOVES, rther Articles, for Service of this Departmei t, Yeari, determinable after the expiration urcn Notice of 'Three Months, a the option Articles of may be viewed upon application •••arekorper's Office, in the Tower; and far-, ether with the Terms and Conditions of the k:..wn at the Secretary's Office, in PA % y day between the hours of Ten and Four Proposals west be delivered, sealed up, and •-s M for Sums, Ranges, &c." but no Proposals cr the said 14th instant, at Twelve o'Clock at neither win any Tend* be noticed unless or an Arne In his IptioN shall attend. . • CHURCH PREPIIIIMENT. • WANTED to PURCHASE the net PRESEN, TATION• to a LIVING of the 12112U21 Velar of frog £3OO to X-400, with the prospect of very early possession. Letters, post-paid, addressed to A.B. No. RB, -street, London, will meet with immediate attention. N.B. A.B. was sorry not to see C.D. " 11t:..' Prim; t hqParticul 4",Ltract af. e.. 1 ETTON..Stock-broiter • CornkW aid Lomber44l7•4l. NEW IA)TTEItY draws 22d JULY!!! • ONLY 61:40 Tickets!!! r F #I TWO Grand Prizes of 440,000 Sterling 31dineg ! I I ALL in One Day !!! THlllt2 following Numberstardaure to be Capital Prlzeall I trICKETS and SHARES ate now on Sale at the 1 above Lucky Office of EYTON, w 1 all Roams in the Funds is transacted with hondor and dispatch. N.B. No. 4,456, £60,000—.5,115, X2,ooo—iwyteral .esou, &c. &c. &c. have- lately beta' mkt Y TON. No. I. Cornhill.• R. H. CREW, *prom* !ford, ROYAL IMSPITAT., CHELSEA, sth July, 1819. Tunic^ cf the Act of the 55th Year of his 9.3icst:, by which it is enacted, that the Out-Pen his Hospital shill, in future, be paid quarterly, in If half-yearly : Notice is hereby given, by or finnourable the Lords and others, Commis .h,: Affairs of the s..id Hospital, that all the H of, residing in London, or within the dis of mentality, are required to appear peponally, wi.h their Insmctions, aid Certifies*. ef Secretary's Office in the said Hospital, on the _ and in their different Ci333CS, according to their .ttes cf peroicti as nedramentioned ; when attendance risen irem ten o'clock* in the morning, until three in noon, for .he pat%nent of a quarter of a year's pension c :tuna: to the glth September, 019. EMPLOYMENT OP THE POOR. KOTZEBUE'S TRAVELS 1 - ,N PERSIA. This day *as published, in tiro. illintrated with Plates, prient 124. in boards, • • NARRATIVE of a JOURNEY to PERSIA, the &eke of the Imperial Russian Embassy, in the Year .1817.—8 y MORITZ DE KOTEEBUE, Captain on the Staff of the Russian Army. and Knight of the Order ttf St. Wladimir, of Russia, and of the Persian Order of the Sun and Lion. Printed for Loss man, Hurst, ,Reea, (knit and Brown, Landon. ar n111:2,* :-Y~=s ~' On FRIDAY, the 9th of JULY. I`.• Tl2n3ioners at 3d. per day, and Maas at td. to the end of st.:..bered Regiments. Those at CI b! Regan !It T.lry at 9d. p S .IT - LT D T, the toth of /ULT. the Itnyel Garrison eattillen and remain .' Corps; those at Td. and a and all doe Ca- MONDAY, the 14th of JULY. nose at 9d. F.r day, from the lot Foot Guards to Ow flOtli inclusive. Or. TUESDAY:the 13th at JULY. Thou at 9d. pe: . day, irons the 61* Foot, and all the fis♦aio itg attd Corp, as also those at 10d. per dap. 0:. WEDNESDAY, the 1 4th of JULY. a:I , . tiay from the different ftegirpents of CaridrY, wint the Iv 1 Rogimehts of Foot 'Guards. ( 1 3 TEICRSDAT, the 15th oi JULY. Rae:: it pa day, from the 5d Regiment of root Guards, to the c..d of tsc nantbcr.A. Regiments at that Rate. Os FRIDAY, the 16th bf JULY. Rae !s. per day, from the Royal Glattaitoa Battalion, td rzraining Y.kgimelaU and Corp% and also thee at ped. Or S ATU RDAY, tit* 170 of AMT. Time at Is.ld. 15.111 IL 24 n. ROL u. per daT• On MONDAY, the 110 di ILT. %sae at Is. 30. Is. 4d. Is. 40. )s. 44. ,td. 19. 7d. is. 7i41. Is. ed. Is. OK IA ja. 90. and I:. la pet day. On TUESDAY. the 20th of MIX Those r is. 1. per day and upwards, andtbine Penslinites sio have bees admitted on account of Ilitednimel - se also the Private Gentlemen who receive Annuities from the he and 14 Troop of horse Guards. It Is also ordered and ditected, that 'all the Out-Pendoners lehering to the said Hospital, do, 'pay particular attention to itirinstr.:etion s , which they Ve required to produce at the Ore of rayment, by which tb ose Pensioners residing beyond . - ne Ells of Mortality are and ered to transmit to the Paymaster. °f his 11, MettYs lend Forces in London, their aft thris 11 therein prescriled, on or immediately after every 4'41.2! 131 V witnout which their Names will not be entered stye Pay-Lits fur the subsequt.it Quarter, and they are sat a:I - ward s to chance their pla-e of abode, as specified its their withw: unavoidable necessity, and duly notifying the tire.s. A llfurtlrer to take Notice, that is consequence se various T 'auls Wrier been committed by Pensioners in the Receipt of and Prize-31oney, it is ordered that all Pensioners so lit ' 42 6, shall be struck off the Pen-:On Use, and forfeit for t'.'4ls benefit arising from this establishment; it is therefore °bin:erred that in pursuance of this resolution, the Lords :IClandlastieri,attheir Meetings on the 17th and 25th of March . ''' lr ected the following Out-Pensioners to be struck og the 4°s Pitil Book 5 7th Foo t , jimEs JEFFS, at Is. 2d. per day. • Origfiens, SAMUEL MULLINS, 9d. 4litto. MRe former hiving bees Why of forging or causing to be . ah t names w Magistrate* to their Quarterly Affidavits, e latter for altering his Rate of Pension in his Instrurtion and . thereby defrauding the person appointed to pay Matt 4.31). ------„,....._ RICH.ARD NRAVE, Secretary and Registrar. -----_ THEIMPROVED PLAYING CARDS. THE White Colour and Superior Polish of Oie' t.....LAYIN G CARDS, warranted without Cotton in their 6 , 4690 1 made entirely of EuiliA Paper, invented by, L. , AIAS CRESWICK, No. 16, Skinner.street, Snow-k il l, (4 % .,'"' i ! t'rV far beyond the " Principal Superfine of the ,'".oc'' made from Foreign Paper. c;f4Pc,,iit are respectfully informed that a sample of the 4 ,h Cot -anti? to he seen by any one who will take the ' t " 6 riza With thtM a Pack of the best Town made, foe ' ~`s~~, i'''n of these Cards are much less than those of other i s....li xtrz.auperline Moguls, whit e Licks, 4.4 a. per dozen; til ~Superline Harem white, 4Q.s. coloured, 44a.-- u anders, white, 395. coloured, 12s. * tat me Intern ee r Cards fo exportation, Duty free. and Maker of rough and smooth . &MI Drawing Paper. COXE'S IfII.II66OIVOITVOINIPLETIVD. 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Wilson; Jehn Waggery- Ibliseirdi end Heibler; and W. -firrrint WELL WORAIrtIIII ArrENTION Olt PAIIIIM. frtan'the Gentty, Clergy, &C. of the County of Ty- prieters wished to put ai.end to it -.' • - - Bolton, September 8, rant. ; tone (but which, in consequence of an informality, • but found that i; was e. matter. 01 6ei ' used QlR—l . have heat pleasure in communicating the the word humble or humbli . nut .. nig,, . P w as . ‘ ctifficAlty was createll - Ay the b kJ following claret my &NOW Asin, who as bees gestalt Mill received ' as the Petition of One indiVidual - , arbiti 'l ulu tav4its-tbazi for Abat, made by cured, by the use a year sue/lone ANTISCORBOTIU treittw Piet, bird Castit'Stitrart;theldrin*lititil; 1p • &to. the, superior - qtiality of DROPS, of an inveterate Solitude erepdoef; With' vitddi die 4 . i ., tiletSigietai •to him), against thetriterw ollkiare•-• 01;1 dtought that a law I '' "' Ile " m " t v 133 1 "/ d 7 aft i r lhe thr.. " lrir; ' Mg "IP ' land" Fine* in Ireland, • which hit -Lordship. stated to - .N ' e — 4." • - - , rape whets the child wasters years. oldi ankceptinued to isoo ;educe ,ate difference nil her whole bOdy was covered With Merl sad Rm. have hdistress and sniserilti • "r • - - a , i44 4 ...een pioductive of, great . . 1 . c . ei,,ip poosesti 7 destroy, t i e tee; ale eke beelleke lltdmhil"arlellii i2 ballihi lea &fhb many ijugters, and to . operate frequ e ntly a Breit . t h sA ip pt3two to stot i 22 l ers. ass it.was fbeelitig-te leek epee. Doing do above time the .hiyailup ripen the land-owriett. • * ie Earl of DONOItraiiMORE Idedkal Gentlemen in the, town apes. _ witlibood""l_,.. be " ' The Earl of' LIVERPOOL - m ove d the' carnlntte ''" 'd '•• ' d f f t h e ex cosanited, and evert nsemisirtriad ettiont Ilan iat bar miliviall . ~..„. „ .... ....... , b . 1 .4 1, . . tere again, alto a e ence o • heard akat ts C-....o l .wiaisoLshOtoire hails eon cured by the els then o f tne St il l tmor ttreuna Dm- • it 114 been 1 eto such abuse as a your Drop!, I applied to bw and hetwoility zWibiluddided . The Earl of DONOUGH itE entered at coif: Ocible piri (•• AlArdeenj opposite, rhe•treil'ef a bona: Tigetillseil * Nos beets , beat . iicti . aiderable length into an historical detail of effect die sistY) aid not . ' the system 4 Gordner,oSettoorrons sionsalar.lA nlaisill*" ., 3 " /.4. PIC the produced by the Town-land Vine *Ptenl, ielkith * thi .glinsea. " (Lord Do et - cured in a few weeke I however procured annther, feint* . e ..; ' ' d several documents ' inlets morn.- Iwish- yes, Ili, to Palish Wye". Bill went abolish, and .Feil,., - RA" why an Q, ter Of cid* or a soldit ;or the ' aped daft FAH& ; that inn 000 . alliats* Fhb Bcorb de' . th§ tir 'of •sliewing t hat tle.,tWOriiie ori_distiiiit; 1 fitted to commit such excesses, wl complaints may know where to find teassestats illikV.; , letit i * ft nuterran i inervida by , isi __ s en 0 1 " laws, Courts of JUstide, and . an E nines sisdePermar •'' b 7 imir' lose " 14 " 111. ." " n4 i iteliftlea# l4lll6l f 'Ott% 'whteltiethit i d itt'a *lett merit hi the country. He wbuld ill by, Si r, , yous l ossisioand.ormag. JSEPIi "Well WORE, Shoe WiniiiiiElisitilliktis " etel*Mik'lnani*l" tcl' l er siell * l O ' entleiderebiri the Sent tO" abolish a i egulation,' mere Attested by Stri.blit Chniber; Boollisillactofinsis - -v; . . ornit• of illicit distillation.. ,He did siot Jolt any aincuted with negligence or enfoi To Mr...febn ripener hempen , Ditsnsloseser. . gmort. hardship in t h e !plink thin in . the .law of The revenue of the*,ing should be pn Sold by Mr. Li_snmsS .. Manekerre a rLY. itnese n iltd 5 "',._,... d . :LBW; whicli reriditteit all the inhAifinttOt a die- .114sy . as the property, of individuals. bang-idae. w" .544 . _,; 41 "" I?' Bow l ' ili si c ssa7ri Mh ° etkellte i tlibli'ici *dig aiii'aF ll. 4 tart' a? thiii . that landed • if 1 B art jay and ands, 1154 . ..-........; —Tiara ..,,, —, ..proprietors, sea ous.ri ch u ren.ysei; demist spikiest., a, cevarsidi 4;1414 trieViehtNifikal tiad oh the peikeiling day beell'esii-' 'of the law, could do it. After ion-, sackviiii-ereer, 'Dublin ; and tie principa Ifild' Into effectib the Court of Nines' Bench, with re- , ticms from the Noble Earl, the H in Town andt.onouy t7 --Prier es, eci--- 4 1. eAL• 4OOI4I "' . 4 4 ,, s ideenCe to outrages coma f i tte d at the .late W estmin- Committee.—The Bill was comMi Just stow* au, Sipa* a Prattled Veit* 4lnkbe stet Election fleaid the inhabitants of ai Tow n - los& mulselilby .bye Mh*" • - •.. • . ' ! 3 ) to be reported to-morrow.—Adjum weal • With great pleasure we lay before our Readers the following Circular- in the hope that we may thus bring it under the attentive review of some who have a will and influence to give efficacy to ;byte, .commepdations-: • " The Pros-WNW Committee for Encouragement of Industry and Redaction of 'Poore Rates, *Setting on the greeting dis satiefsnlon,snd want of employment in verionspaui, Is induced to acceleiate the publication of the following, which is with confidence recommended as a nMost important mean of 'stet - " Wee itch circumstances, the Cultivation of Land only be realised as an universal as well as permanent resource; and this might be immediately commenced--the Act iinituled, l An Aet to amend the Laws far the Relief of the Poor,: and paned in the present Session, empowers each Parish to obtain Lend for 'the purpose of Employment, and for letting. It finny be re mitted, diet the low irogessvhich vreeinbe cheerfully accepted, would be ndnibursed by the product'. obtained, while the ma nagenvent of the spade is sutiverselly available. " The above Act (Baiting the Land to be taken by each Pa: risk to - twenty acres') confers, as beforisofked; amen judicious fiery' 'pryer, by which Land-.may be .let in small por-1 dons at a fair rent, for the profitable occupation of themselves and families during leintre . hotifs, and which cannot failed pro ducing the 'non esiential abet, by the .stimulus thus afforded to the industrious Poor to recover sn independent state. °veriest', 'Guardians of the - Poet,end Piriihor, are there. fore earnestly and rinpectfallit invited to 'apply 'themselves to.l the above object; Nobleinen Magistrates, and Occupiers of land; and the Colninunlty getierally, deubticisa 'being found to cosoperste, whereby to urea the • ovenvbehniag side of pau perism and disquietude, and restore to our country its welbre, washy, and prosperity. • • . - The following is corseted from= acorint, slava by Xr. Overseer at Birmingham That he was aq Overseer of the - Poe* ht the _rars'l CI and Ilia; that Mare web *I Mak yaw is the work-house, for whom there was no employment; that shoot thirty acres c laud belonged to the Town ; that ,beam were let to different tenants; but that four acreswereObtained, on which they planted Cabbages and Potatees,• and obtained a Sufficient supply for 600 persons In the Hpuie froin July to Sep tember. Mareh, ISIS, he took ,mien and st half abres more, -sad cultivated nee acres in !cab •PM SO WV hard and, nail:, but being dug by the spade, and the turf buried without ma nure, It has a very promidng appearance.' Mr. B. accedes to the established sentlment.that the culture of land by hand labour is the only suitable employment for the Parochial Poor." PARLIAMENTARY PROCEEDING& MOUSE OF LORDS,. JULY 11. hiSONtit Debtors' (Ireland) Bill was brought up [rem the Howa r d Commons by Yu. Ripon= and other Members, and reatitinirt time. The juilopet for the Crown was affirmed in the cue of O'Grady Attorney-General of Ireland. The Bitelitent Debtor,' Bill and others were read a second time deff annatitted for to-morrow. The Crown Glass Bill, the Naiy Agents Allowances' Bill, and others, were read a third time and passed. The Offenders' Transportation Bill, the Plate Glass Bill, the Soap and Calico Bill and others, passed through Committees and were reverted without amendment. ' The commlonsit of the Churches Building (Scotland) Bill was, on the motion of Lord Viscount biztvu.ts, on the ground of there not being time to render the Bit tmobjectionable, and afar a few word, born the Earl of Loenairoats, postponed for a mouth. The second reading of the Silk Manufactures Apprentices' Raw" on' tie me e ting of the Earl of Lonnasnots, on the ground cif there pot being time properly to consider the postponed for I sonsOls. • A Pinitia , ogooltresented by the Berl of ROSSLTN, from Protestant rlissentcrs of Kendal, praying to be retlevcd from the necessity of marrying according to the formi 6f the Church of England, and one by Lord Aucitaus, from Lieutenant Bedford, of the Royal Navy, compideing of having been deprived of a pension granted to him on occouto of wounds, in coneeinence of having been appointed a *Liourtatailt 4sf Grew:m.l4 1101 14 21 - Ordered to lie upon the table. irrtt.t." The Earl of BLESINTON presented a Petition kettle Gentry, Clergy, ecc, of the County of Ty. which, in CC informalit 'fumble or , ved as ihit Liard The. Earl of ABEillnirdniiiluiht the system of Town-laid Fines one of great atrocity, and ()mating, as It had done in several instances, acts of the grossest injustice. No consideration of increase of revenue could induce him to vote for the continuance of such a system. He could see no analogy between this system and the law quoted by the Noble Earl ; the Utter relating to cases of violent outrage, which were evidently criminal, while the farmer related to acts, which were merely rendered criminal by their being made illegal ; and as to the inhabitants of a Town land being saved by an informer, the Noble Earl must know his countrymen better than to suppose that they would be so ready to turn informers. He supported the Bill, but could have wished the Small Stills 'Bill had also come up from the Commons. ' The Earl of LIMERh2K justified his conduct at the Meeting alluded to, contending that no reason existed why Ireland should be subjected to a system of oppression, which would not be endured in Eng land, nor was it suffered to exist in Scotland. He gave his warm support to the present measure, but regretted that the Small Stills' Bill did not accom pany it, as that alone could enable the Legislature to determine how far the former might be o e erative in repressing illicit distillation. Lord LIVERPOOL thought it material, in consi dering this question, - not - to allow their Lordships or the public to think, that this act, whether.good or bad, 'whether odium or credit were attached to it, was in act of the united Parliament. It had been passed in 1783,. as stated by the Noble Lord, and was there fore, in every. &int of view, a measure of the Parliament. It had been continued till Mr. Foster • became Chancellor' of the Eichequer for Ireland ; and be proposed so discontinue it, in the hope that by lowering the-duty he , would improve the revenue, and at the.same time prevent illicit distillation. Go vernment'accordiugly consented to reduce the duty ; but in thetourse of a year or two, Mr. Foster, Sir John Newport, and a at majority of the Members connected with Ireland, rare it as their opinion, that the former system should be restored. In 1818 the whole House of Commons, with the exception of seven Members, voted for its restoration. He wished it, therefore, to be ; distinctly known, that this measure, whether productive 'of good or evil, was originally enacted by - the Irish Parlianient,' war discontinued after the Union, and again restored at the request of Ireland herself: It was his lot not to have much communication with pe sons connected with that country, except those w'th whom he was officially connected. These Genie nen had wished to know his (Lord Li4erpool's) cpiaion on the Subject, and their Lordships would adlnit that it was not easy to form a judgment of a measure that had been already' suspended, and again resumed at the re quest of those immediately connected with Ireland. He' had always stated fairly to the few Gentlemen with whom he had communicated, that it was neces sary, especially since the revenues of the two cout.- tries had been consolidated, that Ireland should'pay her proportion ; and that if this measure could not protect the-revenue, it would be necessary to have recourse to some other.. Since the Fine System was first suspended, a plan of police had been established in that country, which, it was hoped, would be suffi cient to carry the revenue laws into effect, without having recourse to the means formerly adopted. The Bill, however, still reserved so such pans of Ireland as chose it the power of retaining the Town-land Fine system. -He regretted that the other measure re lating to Small Stills had not been brought up along with the present Bill. That system had already been tried in Scotland, and perhaps it was still problema tical whether it would succeed.. H.-.repeated that the present measure was merely an.experiment, in order to ascertain whether.theTines . could not be abolished through the new •systein of police. The claim which he laid was,,tbat . whatever might be the proditce of, this branch of the revenue, this country was eusigild to call on Ireland for her share, let her raise,it ,y :what proses rye pleased, 11 Evl 9# BLILSIXT,OS said, that the Irish -ished to is.— illegal distillation, of great difficulty. higher demand for the legal distiller, the former. The authorising 'Small between the two to a certain extent, replied, and en existing system. 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