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To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. - - LADIAS AND GANTLETAIN, HAVING had the tonr.ur for many years pall of being a Diredloy_of the Raft India Company, and repeatedly placed in the Chairs, being now out by rotation, I beg leave to re queft the honour of your Votes and Intereft to be re-chofen at the General Election in April next, and fbould I meet with your coun tenance and fupport, I than continue to exert my utmoft abilities in the fervict of the Raft India Company. - This day was publifhed, • In One Vol ume Odavo, price roc 6d. board*, LECTURESon the ART of ENGRAVING, delivered at the Royal letititution of Grein Britain. By JOHN LANOSEER, Engraver to the King. and r. S.A. Printed for Longman, Hterft, Rca, and Orme„Paternoiler.row.• FOR THE US2 OF SCHOOLS. This day was publiihrel, prke Ir. hound, A New Edition, bring the Seventh. of MOLINEUX'S IN TRODUCTION t,) PRAC. "'CAL A kITHMETIC. Pair rue Eta sr . . I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your molt obedient humble fcrvant, Dever-Reset. Feb. 1807. W• DEVAVNES. Primed undrr the Author's infpeetion. for Longman. Murk Rees; and Orme, Paternotter-row ; and W. Walker, Strand. •.• A Key to the above, for the hdafter's oft, may be had, fe. parate, price 6d. korai. • To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. I.wous AND GENTLEMEN, PLACED in the Direetion, by your favour, ing a period of nearly nine years; and being at prefent out by •roistation, permit me molt relpedfully to (Wick your fupport, to be re-tleded at the Annual Elation in April next. If you are pleafed to hondur me 'with a continuance of your confidence, l shall endeavour, as heretofore. to merit the diftinclioo by a diligent and faithful diiibarge of my duty. I have the honour to be, with the greatelt refpeet, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your molt otiodiek, and molt humble (errant, . Mortimer-ftrect, Feb. 'Hoy. S. TOONE. This d ty was publilhed, In One Volume x 2MO. Price Bs. in boards, embellifhed mit'i five Illuitrative Etchins, and two Head Pieces, LitE PLEASURES OF HUMAN LIFE : Inveftigat.td—Cheerfully Elucid dud Satirically • 74 Promulgated—rxplicitly, and Dirt:area I 'hil4ophically, In a DOZEN DISSERTATIONS, on MALE, FEMALE, an& NEUTER PLEASUarS,interfperfcd with various ANECDO rEs, sod expounded by numerous NOTA By HILARIS BENEVOLUS and Co. Fellows of the " London Literary Society of inforifts." . To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. LADII3 AND GIINTLEMLN, • -__- - . - • . _ _ FILIU.ILLING.OPAZCS, March 16, 1807 THE COMMISSIONERS for FICTifiL,LING • HIS AtifjESTY's NAVY, de hereby pine Ned", That nn Tuefdaythe 24th iriftant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing, (fealed up) and treat for TWO HUNDRED TONS ol MUSCOVADO SUGAR., to be anfwerahle to Samples to be produced with the Tenders ; to be delivered in the original Packages, at the rate of from Forty to Fifty Tons per week, into the . Vidualling Stores at Deptford; and to be paid for by Bills payable with inter& ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Contradt may be teen at the Secretary's Office. No regard will be bad to an, tender in which the fries fit all not be in. rted in word, it length, or tbatfhail not be delivered to the Board before one o'clock on the fail Toefday, the 24th irfiant, nor unkji the fer/en silo wafer the te.ler, or lease perfois on Us behalf, attende to aajever when called for. PURSUANT to a Decree of His Majely's Court of Exchequer, in a Caufe, intitled " Acklnw v. Norbury, e the Creditors of the Rev pax Guiana NOKBURY, late of the Priam. otlierwife the Friars in the City 'of Lichfield, Clerk, de tested, are, by their Solicitors, to come In before the Deputy to the King's Remenihrancer, at his Office in the Inner Temple, Lon ,don, mil prove their debts, sir in default thereof, they will' be ex cluded the benefit of the !aid Decree. Tar further particulars apply (letters pot paid) to Mr. Philip Hurd, Solicitor, King's Bench Walk, Temple, Loodoe. r rHE Creditors of Rtcmatto TANNER, late of New. town, in the County of Montgomery, &dor, but now con fined for debt in the Poultry Cismpter; London (and who, in his advsnifsraiint and fcbedule under the loft Infolvent Debtors At defcnbed hitufelf only of two places in Weftrintler). and who intenctiaking a vistdenclef his k#ate and Effeds, under to Af kganicns.4 the Clerk of thi Peace; are requefted to furnifb Mr. 'Phillip Hurd. of the Inner TenstiOrLontion. Sofiticor f:r the Truftee, with the particulars of their Debts and of the Securities they hold:. and alio Allidaviu verifying the fame, purfoant to the Ell Adt. • P. HUItD. Temple. • ARMY. • EXCHANG ES : --A Lieutenant in a Regiment of Infantry will give a diffcrenceto any Lieutenant of Half Pay; .a llentenarit of Heavy bragc.una to the Infantry ; a Captain of a Second Battalion to a One Battalion Regiment, (America would be preferred); a Ciptab in a Regiment of Two Battalion', not likely to be reduced, with any Caetain who expels to be reduced ; a Captain on Nil Pay to Half Pay, without a difference; a Cap tan). in a aeco:id Battalion to a Weft India Regiment ; a . Lieutenant In a Second Battalion to Eaft Indies, or Mediterranean. • Addrefa (poll paid) to &B. C. No. 24, New Bond. ftrect. Bars - roL, mik4cH 12, 3807. ANY Perfon difpnfej to advance FOUR THOU SAND POUNDS (but which may not 'be wanted in one (urn immediately, but at distant periods, if more convenient) may employ the fame to confiderable advantage in a very old ellablifh cd and refpedable wbolefale concern in this city; and may take an adive part in the trade if agreeable. Letters from principals with real signatures, addreffed to A. B. at the Mercantile casette Office, will receive immediate attention. PORTLAND PLACE. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, AN EXCELLENT HOUSE, delirably fituated in Portland Place, and fltted.up itt:tker molt elegant ityle a few month. ago; together witk the Fixtures therein, and the Coach Hours and .Staples adjoining. The Furniture, which is mostly new, may he taken at valuation. Fee further particulars apply to William Pordon. Archited, No. S 9, Berner's area, who is authorifed to treat for the fame. .OTTERY. STATE 4 Prizes of L 20PC 0 10 4 .... 10,000 10 ••• 4 •-' 5,000 &c. &c. Stc. SWIFT - and Co. No. 11, POULTRY, and No. 12, CHARING CROSS. are felling the TICKETS and SHARKS of the prtfent STATE LOTTERY, to begin Drawing 14th of NEXT MONT it This Lottery contains an unufual number of the highcft Capitals, and gives to the firft Three 1 houfaild Tickets tr 1. each, over and above any other Prizes that may be drawn againYt than. Prizes of Z 1,07,0 Soo THE 14th OP APRIL GOVERNMENT STATE LOTTBRY BEGINS DRAWING, and contains TWO HUNDRED AND ELF LY THOUSAND POUNDS, hi Sterling Money. is the molt extraorditiaty Schetre ever pro -1 ,loced in the Annals of Lotteries. 'the unpri:ccdentednurn ter of Grand Prizes nukes i'very Lottery Office a Temple of Wealth 1 v. ry Adventurer is in the Roar! ro Riche. ; .y l 'Act drawn 14th of Ayr,; r itt Sea Prize ; i Prize will be paid as for.. as drawn. SCHEML. ._ 4 Prizes of ,Clo,ooo_ are LRn.,coo 4 •—• 10,000 - 4 0 •C rX ' 4 --. ,s,OOO an.cx.o 10 "7 10 i e Am IC 300 • 3,00: 30 100 3,C 40 '-'• 5 0 id... 2,000 3.000 20 60,000 ),„cooFirit drawn Tickets zo each 30,000 ..--- .......—. ss,coo Tickets. LaSoscoo ....._ _ _ FIRST-DRAWN TICKET, 211. Day, . C20,0c0 24 Day, Wm) 3d Day , • 20,c,00 4th Day, • 20.c0e ph Day, I $00.3 nth Dar, . - • mono ' TICS F IS and SHARES are fang at an the old eitablillied °Lees in England, Ireland, and Scotland. Ticket - to 17 o Half . kto 3 o I Eighth . 11 0 qtatta - 5 3 Sixteenth - 1 0 6 The Flirtt drawn het will receive 5..1,030cL SEVERAL Gentlemen having already commenced an active Canvas for your fuffrages it the Annual Election of Diredors in April next, permit me now out of the Direction by the ufual rotation. again to make you a refpeetful offer of my fervices, and to fulicit the favour of your fupport on that oreafion. Since I have hld lie honour of a Seat In your Direction (now a enufiderable nwnber of years), t can truly fay that I have ailed foltly upon public principles, and with a fincere defire to promote the imp , irtant Interefl4, with the adminiffration of which the Company inverted, ,nd it is my Ready purpofe, if I Thal' he hello .red with the continuance of your confidence, to perfevere in *the fame line of condird, which I hope I do not flatter myfelf in believing tics hitherto met with your approbation. I have the honour to he. very rap-drolly, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your fathful and obeilient fervant, GEORGE SMITH. George•ftreet, Manflon Houfe, Feb. alloy. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. I.ADZES AND GINTLENEN, THE adlve Cams already begun by numerous 11 Candidates for the enfuing Vacancy in your Court of Direc tors, oecaftoned by the death of my lamented Colleague, Sir Sr g rime I.OIININGTON, Bart. is my apology for thus early entreating the favour of your fuffrages to be re.cledledinto that honourable Emotion, at the Annual Election in April next. During the fcveral years I have been a Direetor, I am confcinus of having dudinufly endeavoured to perform the arduous duties allotted to me, to the utmoft of my humble abilities ; and I hope I do sot flatter myfelf too much in thinking that I have, in fume meafure, rendered, myfelf ufeful to your Concerns. Upon thefe grounds, and with a continued dare to devote an equal portion of my time to yodritnportant Affairs, I confidently rely on the favour of your fuppoeteo the day of Eleetion. I have the honour to be, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your mnch obliged, and ocedaent bumble fereant. WILLIAM THORN lON. Old Brnad.ffreee, Feb. ad. 1807. To the PROPRIETORS of EAST INDIA STOCK. 'LADIES AND GENTLEMEN, A N aaive.Canvas being already commenced for L -V your ftiffrages at the Annual Eledlion of Diredlors In April next, permit me, at prefent nut of the Direiftiou by rotation, to make you again a molt refpetiful tender of my fervices, and to rack the honour of your fupport on that occafion. It is now more th.in twelve years lince, after having been en gaged during the better part of my preceding life in the employ of the Company, you ware pleafed to confer upon me the honour- able diftindtion of ehoofing me to be ono of your Executive Body. In an addrefs like the prefant it may be allowed me to fay, what I tt uft 1 can fay with truth, that from the period of my entrance in the Diredlico, I have devoted the chief part of my time to the im portant concerns entrufted to its care; that I have adted in thole Concerns with diligence and earneftnefs, and have made the interefts of the Company the governing objet and principle of my condudt. If on fuck rounds as there you (hall be pleated to continue the confidence with which you have hitherto favoured me, it will he to me an additional incentive to approve myfelf, In future, as I have endeavoured to be in time paft, Ladies and Gentlemen, Your faitliTul and obedient (errant, Ruffel fquare,Feb. 2. 1807. CHARLES GRANT. KOTZEBUE. A COMPLETE and UNIFORM EDITION of the efteemed Works of the above popular Wrier, may now be had of all Bookfellers, in THIRTEEN ELEGANT VOLUMES, fmall odtavo, in boards, or in various (Wes of Binding, all by the SAME. TRANSLATOR ;or the feveral Works may he had feparately, at the convenience or pleafure of the Purchafer, viz. I. The NARRATIVE of his EXILE into SIBERIA, fifth Edition, three vols. 1 3 $. &I. in boards. a His TRAVELS into FRANCE, three vols. fourth edition, r3s. 6d. in boards. 3. His TRAVELS through ITALY, third Edition, four vols. 20a in boardq. - - - 4 Hi. NOVELLETTZS, or Romances, Tales, &c. &c. efteemed is this tranflation one of the moft elegant Works in this Clad's, which has appeared for feveral years—three vols. zss in boards. All the above have been publifized by RICHARD PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge arca, Blackfriars f and they arc to be had of all Book fellers in the United Kingdom. This day was publithed, Elegantly printed in 2 large Volumes, t imo. price 145. in boards, ACOLLECTION of SONGS, Moral, Senti mental, Inftrudive and Amufing; feledted and rewired by the Rev. JAMES PLUMTRE, M.A. Fellow of Clare Hall. Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, No. 6a, St Paul's Church- yard ; fold alto by J. Hatchard, No. 190, Piccadilly. VII& Volumes contains the words of upwards of five hun dred Songs; tome of them original, but principally feleded from the Works of the moll approved Writers, eliveftea of every thing which has any tendency to Indecency and Profancnefs. Wither, litrodudory letter, and a new Preface. The &ft Volume, which contains chiefly the Rural, Naval, and Military Songs, Sec. may be had fcparately, printed on an inferior Paper, price In hoards 45.6 d. for thole who may with to purchafe it as a prefect to the lowerclaffe.., This day was publithed, (recommended and difperfed by the So ciety for promoting Cbrittiao Keay/ledge), price 3s. hound, or al ::s. per doses to thole who buy them to give away, a New Edition of ' THE WHOLE DUTY of MAN, laid down in •A• a plain and familiar way for the rife of all, but cfpeeialiy the meanest Reader—divided into Seventeen Chapters; one whereof being mid every Lord's Day. the whole may be read over thrice io the year neerffary for all Families; with private Devotions for feveral oecaftons Printed for F. and C. Rivington ,No. 6a, St. Paul's Church yard. • • This Bonk contains the various Duties which a Chrilan oweth to his God and Saviour, to his Neighbour, and to Him -If s agreeably to what is revealed on there heads in the Holy Scriptufee. It initrudts Men in fober, righteous, and godly living, and fin-Ditties them with feveral C/Celicllt Forms of private Devotions for Grace to live agreeably to the Duties therein laid down. The whole is written in a (pink of true Chriltian Piety, and in a Rile adapted to the meaneft, as well a 4 the higheft Capacitks. N. B. This Book may he printed on a large letter, price 45. bel boond, and it few Copies arc printed on a fine Paper, price bound 6s. 1 • MARCH ,;, 1807. GOVERNORS of the LONDON HOS PITAL find themfdves called upon to intereft the Public in general in favour of this meritorious FAtabliffimeut of Charity.and hope to experience the liberal ruppnrt which the Caufe of the Poor and Afflicted requires at this time. The Hofpital is a fpacious and convenient Building, well adapt ed to fulfil the intention of the benevolent Founders, contaieing Eighteen Wards, capable of receiving nearly Four Hundred Pa tients: only Seven Wards can be opened, on account of the low Itate of the Funds of the Houle. front the Reports of the Phyficians and Surgeons it appears, that on every day appointed for the admiftion of Patients. numbers of diftreffed Objeds apply, whom the Attending Committee are obliged to refute; they can feted only the molt urgent cares—farty• nine/mill:rabic Perfoos were in the hit week fent away—of. there many mnft fink prematurely vietims to the Sicknefs or Dirt:are under which they labour. This Inftitution is fituated in the midit of a molt populous Neighbourbood, in which the poor are very numerous, and opus lent Refidapts but few ; on a high road of great traffic ; and• in the diltriet of the Seafaring part of the community, whole appli cations for relief in their many Carualties arc continual ; and molt Pliaeticularly require and &reeve attention and sffiftance. Unfor tunate Sufferers are received at any hour of the day or night with out other recommendation than their neceffity and dithers. The interior arrangement is concluded on the molt humane and judi. cious plan. The additional expence of opening ALL, the Wards, which would be prodnetive• of fuel incalculable benefits to the Poor, and advantage to the Public, will be (mall, compared with that attending any new Inflitudon. The Building is complete; the feveral Officers and Attendants are appointed ; abti except in the particular of Maintenance, little more than the prcrecit ex pences will beincurred by the relief of nearly two hundred and fifty additional Patients. The Public at large benefits greatly from there ureftil MAlM ments. They are the principal Schools for the formation of SA.- geoni, and the heft for Medical Praeti.ioners. fo receirary to the Army and Navy, where the want of a rafficient number of lkil:ul and well pradtifed Profeffors has long been feverely felt. When the Governors retied on the advantages to be &cured by an affiftance fuilicient for the PERMANtI.4I' ZND)WMEN( of 'his C harit y and confider the generous compafTtin prevalent in all cl drel, they feel a confidence that every individual, and many Public bo dies, will be happy to contribute in their degree to this pious and ufettil work, and that the Metropolis will livid forth on this, as on fo many other ocesfions, a ghtrious example of ureful beneficence. Every benefadion, however final the amount, will be muft thankfully accepted for the Hofpital. By Ordef of the Special Committee, THOMAS ROWCROFT, Chairman. BENEFACTIONS: Subferibed at the Meeting 26th of February ADDI rIONAL StrISSCRIPTIONS : £ 4943 S LONDON DOCK COMPANY - 500 0 Executors of Holland, Efq. deceafed - 52 to H H. Pelly, Treafurer tos o John Wilton, Chifwell- Mrs. Turner, Bloomibu. tos o ftreet - 3t to J. Woolmore, Efq. M.P. 52 to fah, per Robarts Albert Pell 3t so and Co. 31 10 Gen. Green 52 to Thomas Dickafon, fen. 52 to Jofeph Fry 3t 10 J. Dickafon, juo. 52 to W. Stcenmetz 3t to T. G. Ellis 31 to S;kes, Snaith and Co. 5a to Thos. Plomer, Lincoln's- T homfon Bonar 52 t o Inn - 52 to J. C. Weguelin 31 to J. Stockwell - 31 to Heiketb Smith 3 t to E. Fry - 31 to key. Wm. Jephfon 5 5 Fletcher and Son 5 z to . James Dawfon Harris 35 to J. Angerftciii 31 to Mils E Harris 31 to E Parkins, Mark lane 3t to CLHarris, jun. 3t to N. E. Kinderleys 21 0 birch, Wright and Co. 52 to B. Pearce 31 to Thos. Anderfon, St Geo. lfaac Currie 31 to Anderfon, Philpot-la. 63 o John Lefevre 31 to G. sharp, jun. and W. G. Norman, Bromley Sharp, Threadneedle-ft. 63 o Corn. 50 o S. Vachell, Bow •115 to John Thomron 52 to H. H. Duke of Gloucefter so o A. H. Thornton 31 to Earl of Moir 52 to Jahn Hughes, Guildford 52 to T. Smith, 32, FencburcE- Geo. Byng, Efq. M. P. ltreet 3t to annual to to Ja Stein, Gower-ftreet 31 to Jtio. Woodcock 5 5 ' Florence Young 31 to Jtio. Larkin, Efq. M. P. 5s to Sir Francis Baring, Bart. Perry's, Wells's, and M. P. - 220 o Green Sts o Baring Brothers ICS o 311. los. Conftitutes a Governor for Life. 31. ss. An annual Governor. Subfcriptions are received by the Treafurer, H. H. Pelly, Efq. by the Committee, at the Hofpital, Mile End Road ; Mr. fonts, Secretary, Crotched Friars ; C. H. Turner, Efq. Liinehoufe ; Mainwaring and Co. ; Bolder() and Co. ; Sikes, Snaith, and Co. Dorrien and Co.; Robarts, Curtis, and Co. Bankers ; and by Mr.'A. Highmore. Haydon-fquare, Agent to thn Special Com mittee ; and by Martin, Stone, and Co. Bankers. MICHEL ANGELO.—Speedily will be publithed, EleE,antly printed in Imperial Qt_iarto, By Bentley, Containing a Portrait of Michel Angelo, by Bartolozzi, and Fifty other Engravings, price 31. 34. in extra boards, The ad Edition of THE LIFE of MICHEL ANGELO BUONAR -1- ROTl—eomprehending his Letters, Poetry, ice. Specimens of which are trannated by Southey and Wordfworth into Engfins Verfc—containing alto a critical Difquifition on his merit as a Sculptor, a Painter, an Architedt, and a Poet. By R. DUPPA, Efq. The Work will ba ornamented with a Portrait of Michel An gclo, by Bartolozzi; laefimiles of his hand-writing, confining of a letter, and a fpecirnen of an original compofition in Poetry with the fame poem afterwards publilbed, (hewing the correaions and alterations it underwent in the printing—outlines of the Lilt Judg ment, and the whole of the compofitions on the ending of the Sif tine Chanel in the Vatican; three Views, and a Plan of St. Peter's, as defigned by Michel Angelo, (hewing the hate of the Church as it was left at his death, engraved by J. Rafe ; and 4 2 other Plates of outlines, comprifing all his well authenticated compofitions in Sculpture and Painting. Printed for John Murray, Flect-firect,London ; and Archibald Conftable and Co. Edinburgh. •„• This Volume will comprife twenty one additional Plates, which may be had feparately by the purchafcrs of the former edi tion, when publifbed. Juft publilhed in Royal IBmo. price is. each, ernbellithed with a fine Engraving —or, price as. printed on fuperfine paper, with a Portrait of the Author, for each Volume, and Proof Impref- lions of both the Plates, Nos. I. to I.VIII. (eolitioued Weekly) of a New Work, entitled , HE BRITISH THEATRE ; or, a Colleetion -I- of Plays, vitich are adted at the Theatres Royal, Drury lane, Covent-garden, and Hay-market. Printed under the Au thority and by permiffion of the Managers from the Proniptßooks. With Biographical and Critical Remarks. By Mrs. INCHBALD. Printed for Longman, Hurft, Rees and Orme, Parernoller row. la is intended to cunip:ete this Work in as Volumes, each con taining Five Plays. "the Plays alraady publithed are—Mountaineers—Speed the Plough—Wheel of Forcune—Lover's Vows—lnlde and Yarico— Ifabella—Wild Oats—Douglas—Stranger—Ccuntry matift—Hamlet—Grecian Daughtcr-13ufy Body—John Bull -. and Sigifmunda—All in the Wrong—Macbeth—Bold ltroko for a Wife—Poor Gentleman—Such Things Are—Oro itooko—Lovc in a Villager-Road to Ruin—puieShore—Clandef , tine Marriage—Edward theßlack PrinCeMerrylVives of Wind for—Rule a ViTe and have a Wife—Mourning Bride—Curti-for the Heart Ache—All for Love— fhe Way to keep Him—King John—She hoops to Conquer—The Conlaious Lovers—The Re.' venge—Love for Love—livery Mao in his Humour—Coriola nui---The Jew —Romeo and Juliet —The Carelefs Hufband— George Barnwell—Beaux.Stratagem—GuttavusVala—Weitindian Julius Czfar—Every One has his Fault—Jealous Wife—Ternpeft —The Orphan—Cato—Belles' Stratagem—ZaraFair Penitent ....Dcferted Daughter. • • Prihtcd fur Longman, Hurt, Rees and Orme, Paternofter row. I his day was publithed, In One Volume Odavo, finely printed by Ballantyne, prite 7& fid. hoards, ve Second Edition, of RALLADS And LYRICAL PIECES ; conlifliog of Glenfiulas nr Lord RonalTs Coronach.—The Ere of .St. John —Cadyow Cattle.—The Grey Brother—Thomas the Rhy. mei., Parts t, 1. and 3 Fhe Fire King —Frederick and Alice...-. The Wild fiontin:en.—War Ilse Norman Horfe Shoe— The Dying Lard —The Maid of Toro—Heuveliyn. By WALTER. SCOTT, Efq. Prin te 1 'Or Longman, Hurt. Rees. and Orme, Paternotter-row; and Archibald Cutdiable and Co. Edinburgh. Of w:mm may be ha d , by the fame Author, _ _ 1. The Lay of the Laft Minitrel. A Poem. The Fourth Edition, price ii. ths. in boards. 2. .I'he Minftrelfy of the Scottifh Border. The Third Edition, in 3 vote. goo. price ii. its. fad. boards. 3. Sir Triftresn, a Metrical Romance of the Thirteenth Cen tury. By I homas of Ertilaloutie, called the Rhymer. The. Szcond Edition. ID one large volume S price its ARCHITECTURAL rigin n ES—Part VIII. 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