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• 1i.4 e- ~ ~ •T . . < ; • • it& I •• ~. *. ..; • . , • . _RDUCATION. bATTERYCIK," TORBsIIIRr IttErNG GENTLEMEN ate genteelly Boarded, i clued, provided With Books, &c. and expeditiously to adied bt the English, Latin, and Qreek Languages, Writing, ric, Book-keeping, the Mathematics, Geography, and ef the Globes, &c. des. by Mr. STRAITEN, Successor l a dle Rev. James Brat:ley, at Twenty Guineas per Annum.— Ike* 10s. W. per quarter. No Entrance or Vacations. A ..g.sednamber of Parlour Boarders received on reasonable terms. et tessk daily, from eleven to two, at the Carolina to e }We; archin-lane, and at the . Blue Boar. Great Bus iptstreei, Blnestisbury, froth six to eight every evening. :kir. C. Tonkin, the Agent, 1, Chandos-street, Covent-Garden. The Advertiser is authorised by a Ladies' Schocil of high -e -, in the same Village, to treat for the Education of terLedies. - ' THEATRE OF ANATOMY, MEDICINE, ke. lIIMPRIMII-STILZET, CaltAt lIIMILIIOIIItotiGII-STRY.KT. THE SPRING COURSE of LECTURES at t hi s • SCHOOL will begin on the following Days: Axavorr, PhresoLoor, and Suncear, by Joatru.t Blows F.ItS. daily, at Seven in the Morning, an MONDATi Jan. 20. Dissections as usual. Currittavar, MATIRTA AILDICA. &C. daily, at Eight in the Mornin g; 'Timmy and PILACTICE of PHYste at Nine, with Exa minations, by Dr. Acta, on NIONnAT, February S. Three Courses are given every Year, each occupying nearly Four Months. • • • ' - • • • this day was Fits:hated, price rib. 6d. HE IX)ND()N TIBER At; imr:A . ntidote to Verse and Prose from the South,"&c. &e. Ctmeents :-71ptrositietioo--The Altars at Pisa•—The Vision of Parnassus--Liberal Amenities from the South—An Andalusian Story, from•the Portt4;uese.A Letter—Allemar and Ellen— Vegetable Dtru)ir—eirolgayky—A Prating . Fragment—betters from Abroad (Ostendf)—Tnvitailon to a Cwo.;"ncy Poet— Alffir d isnaTtse Torta'Sistet , ..:+erhe Ikluleteer, &c. 4ke. •• Priu:ed for W. Simptin end-tli. court, Luc atr-street; and W. Sams, l'all-malL Further particulars may be known of Mr. Brookes, at the Theatre; or of Dr. Ager, No. 69, ,Margaret-street, Caveudhh square. - 4 . 1 ). 01.1405.—F1FTil EDITION. Thlit day W2s published, In Two yob. two. witti!Portraits, 9.85. bsetrds, dedicated, by permissi on , to Lady !los.t.Asto, the Fifth ittlithin of __ _ • DR. WILSON P UILIP ON INDIGESTION. This day was pubished,in Bvo. Second Edition, price 9s. boards, A TREATISE on INDIGESTION, an d it s Co n - IX sequences. called Nervous and Mons Complaints; with Observations on the Organic Diseases in which they sometimes terminate. EDUCATION. AT • 11Ir. G. CHAPMAN'S ACADEMY, Cother . ston, sear Barnard Castle, Yorkshire, Young Gentlemen from Parents of respectability are Boardtd, well Clothed, sup., •pbed with Books and all Other necessaries, and (without excep tion) treated the same as Mr. Chapman's own Family ; also autructed inthe English, Latin, and Greek Languages, Writing, . Arithmetic, Book-keeping, and the _blathernatick • Terms from •11 to 20 guineas per annum. French taught regularly by a Vative of Paris, at 21. 2a. per annum extra. No other Additional Charge. No Vacations. MI partkolars can be had of Gentlemen who, experiencing . bind treatment to Youth, and unremitted attention to promote Health and forward Educatkin t are anxious to recommend : T. Charlton, Esq. 1, Bell-yard, Doctors'-Commons ; Mr. Ford, at hi' Counting hou s e, Bagnio-court, Newgate-street ; Mr. Hoesefail,ll, Glouee.ter.place, Camden-town ; Barton, Eq. 13, Suffolk-street East, Bartle-bridge; Mr. Penny, 5, Cornwall read, Commercial-road, R - ater'.oo-bri•lae, Lambeth; or Mr. Greenwood, 89, Charlton -street, Somers-town; Mr. Chapman's Agent, who has recently seen the Estiblishinent, halting two Suns there. JA po LEON in. EXILE; a r , A NrOjC . E fron! ST. IlittliNA.—TU Op;nions ana iterctlthxd or Nat ioleon on the important - events of Ws-Life pod Efoactuf ment, in lifs own words. By "BAR It VNIEA •RA, Esq. his late Surgeon. • Printed for V. Simpkiu and H. Marshall, Stationers'-liatr court, Ludgate-street; sold by. J. Anderson, jun. Edinburgh! and Millikin, 7hiblin.• • • Ns rorrinx sir.l.'llsure: translated under , the lustre Toesof Me. 0' also*. will be published in a few days. ;By A. P. WILSON PHILIP, M. D. F.R.S. Ed.. &c. Second Edition, with Additions, Printed for Thomas and George Underwood, 32., Pleet-street. ' • • Mr. Chapman or his Assistant attends daily, at 36, Bush-lane, Cannon -street, between the hours of 12 and It; also at Nlr. Greenwood's, every Evening. NEW FANCY BILF.AD AND 111:8CUIT 8110 Y. .AM ACPON ALM No. 3, WV:LiNOTON-STREET, • Wavaacoo-Ilatnaz, STILA XD, snort respectfully hrgs leave ern his most grateful Thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, and At Public in general, for their kind Patronage to hint ' since lie ilhirmenced Business in the abovt Shop. The decided approha tisa his Biscuits have received, of being equal to the late Mr. Lessavres, from families of the first circle, and the increasing assancl he has for Biscuits (invented solely by himself, and to be hod at pa other hot,:e in the ttzale). refiLies the hope he always 'Tinton, when it is not biased brprejudice ' saying , therefore, so a generous Public for their further Corn hands, A. M. again pledges himself, that every article vended 116 his Shop shall be made of the best materials, the best work • tianship, and upon reasonable terms. N. B. Families residing in the Country, by sending their Orders to his House, can have Boxes packed and itaiwarded to them in a few hours notice. • ... e ... . s - - . . - • itir Cest. - . ' ' . . - S • - i - --. • . -• . ' ' .. ' •: 1 .:—.„ '.. 1 j ' ' ' . . ' \ it.; 14 *. ' . ... .i . •..•' • • 1 • .4214, . .i.:' - ......!. , . 4 ; , . - 1 e''''' - - •••• - . • - .. ' 4 1% • # i . 7 :11•74 . - . . ... .. . ... •,.„. . 4 v• • • . 3110C1 un. ..::. / .' .: - : t ' 7 1: . ..;:t 5 et?. • . 1 1- ~ ", ... ii . • ~. • i .• , ‘;.. ; .... . , ii , Pr , . • 4.. .•,•• , . o,e • • ~ :! •. 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' At the Cnst-tni-gßoase, fa this Part, on of January, 424, at F.leven el:Clock in the Ditstint*l, T HE UNDER3I4ICTIONEd ,00013% - • - . • 110 Pieces of India China. 5 pieces Mite 'timber. 2 Foreign Warps. • - ..1 Piece Birds Timber. 13 113ttens. 18 lbs. Baden,. 123 Deals. ' 41 .. • 65 lbtal Cods. • Gallant 'llfilench 2 Batten Ends. • Wine. • 1 l'npsail Yard. 1 Gallon Lime Juice. 1 Anchor StUck. • 8 APi 99 Staves. • • M. L'ist: 2 Masts. • , 5 Spars. • • and Women's . 4 Oars. - : lag Appatel. The China is old, and well "hey . tbst attimtion. of the Cu rious. The whole will he 'put it in . Lots to suit Parttime% and may be ses.n on applicatioa at this Moe during the Week .previous IQ the Sale. • • Nir F. ECK-STR VET, CA VEND/SR:SO.IA R. DESIRABLE CCLAt PACT 11.P.SIDESPCE, OPPICE% ANIS GARDRB. .••:- • • . TO BR SOLD 7W AU CTION, . . By Mr. ROBINS, '- (Of Warwick House, Regent street), • • At Garfaway's Coffee-house, in EXchange.Alley, On THIIKSDA V, the 2. 1 / 4 .1 January, 1/1115, at Twelve o'clock, A N ELItHBLE LEASEHOLD ESTATketsm prising a desirable • compact . Reyidence, tiorassigy paired, and f 11.41 t.p, within a few years Jar Ike Proprfeforl own Resatente, at a considerabl e esprit's, all'hate . 1V .'44 an the Wrest sWe of Welbeek•st re rt, Caveaactish-square, captaining; on the Upper 1-lonr, four Attles; Second Story, t*o excellent Bed chambers; First Floor, a handsome Drawhig.room,• fo loured, Ceiling ornamented in the centre, Statuary Marble Chimnty-piece, communica t i ng b y folding-docirs to a back .Draveing-room, - eniresnondently .fitted up; Ground Ilitt64 . a neat nurantre.hall, a Vestibule, a commodious'Dining-parlotr. Vrith houtted•telling, foldlng-dOots opening try, a Libra, - and ry • king into the Darden ; Water-closet, &c. .ffisertient, Pittitise keeper's-room, an excellent Kitchen, Larder, enia, Winti and Seer-cellars. • - To he viewedityllickets. Particulars ou the freintiii; it. flarriway's ; and of Mt. ; Robins, No. 170, Regeut-itrtet„ of whotn Tickets for viewinlimay be had. .• • GR.' _ -ATilrPritmac cANitt; • •.TO BE SOW • RIVATB COUTICACti: By scorrs: this ecilleat 14AVIdATIOVfrom the TRENT to Ate !lIHRSCY, dividing ;c75 per Sbate per Atihum, payable balf-ysarly. The eminent nreris of this prosperous Concern are well known: The Di vidends at!., regUlarly paid in 'January and Jutyl• k tendon; forrnio% a mostyligiiale.rundlor.nutsily Inveistrisent• Apply at the °dice of 11r.5cott,: New Bridge-4,11n, Black felstiAnndon. ^ fll E NuiIIIDDICAL CYCLOPEDIA. in 'Twelve Volumes, at 10s. 6d. boards, and 1 , 25. calf alt. -ITFt?. 11111tICIECTEb any PEIMA - 1 , 111 ONEXAiIPLED PE 4easin for the Firit ei-lbentareAt Tobin* . of dill t‘yetib k p. 1114.1014 far- exiesedmithigsvrration at. Cavils .in boards and !Aldine, the l'ishlishera,lp avoid anatushoulduil don vihich would reitat from a partial anti ON liave renaterd to postpone the' rubliestipn till W K1)24 ESDAY,..The Fir- TEEN 11l of JANUA It Y, when thet will be prepsre# tv sable a general Ilebtery,-in Wilde-tad ealf gilt, ia - any muntkis 1 0aV imi•rtqwiiff4o • • .. • • ••• ~ • d lhe WtioLe.Aa.a 1.p) . !110 - ' N 'Gass wilt be *IOW 41113 asad iheletb. • Ase. 110, 1 !INC : •- , 0-Y z e- A t . - • to — is - Thy 7. With a Sliouette of the late Sir Joh* Hailigui,lllolll - Vieye • loom Itiektoilsam Conan:la.:the Rare VIII.Of-Wi t *c r ib A bchlr N d tC . bolts, nitmiarliTs arid . SIP:Mtn itS, anti:tea Ir-"l.i AMA 'HAWKINS. :• : •-• Printed for F. C. and .1; tlivington, &. Paul's Cluarslitiard, and Waterloo plate, Pall-Mail; and T. Hookhans, &slid-street. N.B. This Work Will be comprised in Three Volumes. Of the abovementioned Booksellers may be bad, by the apse Autism-, ItEkSt.tkr.; or, Opposite PrOceedidts. The Second Minion, price in boards 1/. 12s.—and 14Swkines otliiv Works. . - READINGEAIICS, • T COCKS. the Inventor . PrOprieior of the U • CKLEBRATF.6 RE. I IIMN6 SAUCE, begs most spectfully to caution the Nobdity, Faniikies„ and the rubbd, against the daily frauds and itr.praitions practised 1 y many Loa don and Country Oilmen and Rah Sauce Venders, tb deceit and deprive them of the . OEN l; I N F. READING SA UCE. None are geinine but those vihict bait the coi's healed with the impression, " I. nal, Reatlistgf - and also' the followisrly description of the Sattce - on: an orange-Colonied label, " Reading Sauce for Fish, enriehint 6ravire i &C. Prepared and Sol,, Wholesale and -Retail, by 4. Como, Ilieadisti." 'lids sauce is generally used at table with all .or of tisiA, •in preference to other &wet ant it eiiiiiiiedrifirtilfatfy delicious with Game, Wild Fowl, ihdies,'. Smoak sod CORI Meat. Warranied tokcep good seven yearsin any allsrlate...- Mit presumed that no Sauce ever met with such ..weal appro. Lbation and extensive sale. It is patronised and nitiYlnflletadjed by most df the Vigil' FA 111.1g11 in the Kingdom mil is retailed I hi London Is; 1150: of ate mast reepeetable dlinsed and IRA Sauce Yegdyrs • in Bab, 450 ; adwifo, ,90 mift ra h, gnw, Perth, and .IberdLon, 50; and by nearly all the principal Fish Sauce Dealers in the United Kingdom, most: of whom sell I CocKs's Genuine . and Superior &since of Anemones, made with prime Gorgon Fish, rich as possible. IMSfis - "111 .kffCl6 AY S' NST4IM ATI C: C ANDY 'ha% Mr Jll mini years, been preyed an effecnaal posiermtive from the ill eQectsut thz Fags and I)ansp Air. wide's, in the wkster season. are so prevalent in this climate. Its effects ate; to repel Wind, to preserve the Stomach from the admission a Damps, and to relieve those who suffer from difficulty of breathing. ' Prepared only by BASCLAV and Ilinta, 95; Illeer-11:ehet, !option, and sold, by - their oppalitsear, by most leinders* Medicine in :Town and Country. Ptioe Ls. 94. and is. l id. pat bce, duly I,lcluded. Otiseeveotone can be gnmlne, voters the ioatisett" Bar clay and Suits" ate on the Stamp atfizad to each bon.. LAK NE riLts. L__ A ys LiENE.L. _ _____ .....,.....,..s to eiii - hig, in' all iii sfaiei, the *Ellthrfr..enttag 4bir owia :PM k I eitei abil ilk tabloidbar Bion;4ll4litionSt sew. w.ill soon cominectlwAitient 0 11 1 /0 4 /10figa-ofiiiiit Irecovery. Nothing. eau be bet ter trirA4Vali r ,4o4. o 11 4, g i = convenient than this !remedy, for . such aajirenbrged foie mils& nies or - to sea, as it needs no touitnetnent- ter testrastem - br e; ; and sisty years experiene• OW .an-siftentifilisfaiwiticeillai pie d that it wilt drew a rare **en:evoked ll a w st i pein e r aims , -L• - -, ter_the flefirs.ir - kit; 1:.4.;- inse#94a iieiVl l 42. F 2 kg-- 111 e EfiTe.l**. .0 ----- CircToiTil,. I OW:piers this It- icinels.2s suit us p or Ai al .& of ' Int,devi.t4srts of tintiitiiieslll* WON ' - .1 . '•to .. . 04 , • & b ev y:64o 4144adiirs,seifliintissrlast-eisillitorms.,•Pnelisiredind io hfby_the nrie tr•orekvtors% T. TAN tiaa alai SOX Avid*, • -:• 44 she 1 410. ccaeg 1 ,1 -1 6 i , fg. , as sal.their Iliwite,.,bl.. jki 4 lae-sirytt, in lirlsys_uir u* 2s. 9d. vick, sili Y. x . b, .1 11. 1 vdriaAcZolit, sal .glits Tn the Paises-itli 4. ,fz'lls e .fore oho - se bi;- ily•their apinions o de,4 l 4e • - t"tims al she Tol - 'hed. :sai• thiliseitsityW: At. '+. !,..0. 7, r141114i tt.. t.he 4, . nearly ‘ssOl . ise.Mosou . ssiosy i rwiror , o ne Isorrlnsi in:eirerf,antsidernlis in , liiris4 s urd . J * . lreland. Advice gratis TO rtrsoll3 taklligille dr ' 0F ,.. (1- vt i .the 14 . nrictor's Medicines. ' ••• - it* --. • .. , "..: -i. , , • i: PATENT SYMPATDOfIC DINING TABLES. POCOCK begs leaves respectfully to inform the Nobility and Gentry, his New-invented DIN I NG BLBS, for Which he has obuiined his :11ajesty's Royal Let ters Patent, are on a principle far more simple and complete than any now in use, and cannot be put out of order. The great 'advantage of their construction is, that, by their sympathetic or • double motion, any one person can is a moment enlarge or di iminish the size of the Table, When they are shut up, they ate a handsome Claw Table for breakfast, or dining four persons, and will lengthen out to dine eight,, ten, or twelve, itending per fectly firM upon only one claw • a table for twenty persons, only two claws; fur thirty, three claws, and so on: for steadiness, compactness, and utility, they are evidently unrivalled. May be seen and had at Pocock's Cabinet an 4 Upholatety Warehouse, Mo. 26, Southampton -street, Covent-r.trdgn. BRITISH _MANUF4CTURE; .Patronised by his present :11ajesty, their Royal Highnesses the Princess Augusta, the Duchesses et Clarence, Kent, and Glou cester, the Nobility, Foreign Ambassadors, &c. HE patriotic spirit of the higher ranks in Society promotes the general encouragement of national industry, sad urges a hold competition with other countries. The predi lection for foreign articles of taste and fashion consequently de clines, amidst the fruitless opposition of those who profit by such Itartful prejudices; this has been exemplified by the high degree of perfection which UItLI N G's LACE has•attoined; and the iscreasingclemand for it since 1817, when the Palest was granted to preveut imitation. G. F. URI,I NG and Co. have also ob tained a PATENT in FRANeE fur their Lace, en its introduction to that Coart, and it is well known to pay a heavy duty in Pngland as foreign Lace, to the injury of the Public, who are thus imposed epos at double the original price.--Bordered and flounced • Dresses from 3 to 100 guineas, with every novel and fashionable article in the real Point and Brussels fabric ; Tamhoured goods, with Nets and Laces of every kind, that wash cteater than any foreign Lace.--Wholesale prices for ready Money. Warranted genuine at 147, Strand, near Somerset Douse, and at no other shop in London. . • MILL ARDand SON's W II OLESA LE and RETAIL EAST INDIA, and VOIIF.IG N and BRITISH LINEN, US. LIN, and 41)1AWL 1V,4 REHOUSE, No. 16, Cheapsitle: JMILLARD and SON beg most resuCtittliir tt • announce to the Ntibility, 'Merchants, and their Friends, •that their very Extensive and Valuable Summer Stack continues &Nag eff UNDER the PRI ME COST, .consisting of Articles In India and British Muslins, Foreign Fans, Prints, btaitares, Linens , Cambric., Worked Dresses, Sheeting, Frills; •Vidisbite. Ste. and a great variety of Artkles•out of condition : mid shot their Preparations for the New Year are of the most satenstve kind. Their New Stock consists of the choicest assort ments of every Article in British and Foreign Linens, of the hen Fabrics only; all kinds of India and British Aluslins, Long dacha, Ake. •The most Superb Shawls of every kind, with a meisty of New Articles for both Morning and Evening Dress; asta they beg respectfully to state, that their regular Method of 11111038 which has gained them such high P.itronage, will be Isidly adhered to; namely, of affixing to every description of • Goods the LOWEST READY-MONEY PRICE, fromwhich 41 deviation is made, and selling those Goods taken in the Piece *Deftly on the same Wholesale Terms as they SUPPLY the TRADE. They will Import their own French Cambrics of the tom and most durable Fabrics, 'and continue to Manufacture tleir Anjengo,WhiteChintz, and Imperial Cloth for superior Illy Ow, for the East and West Indies, the Continent, &c. and which will continue to be sold exclusively at their Warehouse.' 'heir Printed Furnitures,Morcens,Elollands for Blinds,Carriage I 4 "M Cottage and Nursery Bed Furnitures, &c. will be of wat description in which utility as well as economy will be strictly combined. They quote a few of their present reduced prices' of Gooda—•Fine Dimities for Furniture, commencing at 4ad. Psi ; very useful Jaconatt Muslins at Bd. and 9d. per yard ; cults wide do. 10d.; Fine for Dresses at Is. ; Long Cloths 9d. " 4 ,,. 10d.; very fine Is. ; Fine Book Handkerchiefs 6s. the doz.; ilia ...plain, Corded and Checked Muslin. for Gentlemen's Olvats at Is. 6d. per yd.; Calicoes in the piece i 8 yds. 10s. Id. tack; Fine Ell Wides 18s. to 245. the piece made of India Cotton: the India Company's Long Cloths commence at Is. bd. ha India Muslin' at Is. 6d.; their Irish Linens in 4-4 and 7-8 "oltatnce at is. per yd. to the •finest numbers, all Warranted id Rquilly Cheap ; and their French Cambric, at 4s. 6d. per Btaganza Shawls 7s. 6d.; and Fine Lung Imitations of 495. each, with , every tither kind of Goods in proportion, :781, deterntine . d to support that patronage with which they been' honoured, and which they acknowledge with the inn 'fateful Nu ntionents. 4 hnprietuts of C o un t ry Business are respectfully informed, sew ankles for Ladies' Useful and Fashionable 3lonling "Uhrefr u g Dress ..s they appear, will always bi futind at their ^4tistuvt. PRICHARD ON NERVOUS DISEASES. - This day was published, in Octavo, price 121. boards, A TREATISE on DISEASES of the NEIIVOLTS IX. SYSTEM. Volume 1. comprising Convulsive and Ma niacal Afkctions. The design of thLi Work is to illustrate, by numerous Cases of Epilepsy, Mania, Chorea, and the different Forms of Paralysis, the Connection between Affections of this Class, and a variety of Disorders of the Natural Functions.. By J. C. PRICHARD, M.D. F.1..5. &c. - Physician to the Bristol Infirmary, &c. Printed for Thomas and George Underwood, 33, Fleet -street, .London. SIR GILBERT DIANE ON MEDICAL SCI This day was published, in itvo.,pties lits..boards, SELECT DISSERTATIONS on several subjects of MEIHCAL fINENCE. By Sir GILBERT BLANE, Bart. P.R.B. S. Physician ill" the King. &c. Ste. • Printed for Thomas and George Underwood, :',2; Fleet-street. This Volume contains, among other important Dissertations, the following An the Comparative. Prevalence and Mortality of daferint Diseases in London. , Wistaria on the Comparative:lleahh and 'Population of Ens- Ma d at diff,:rent Periods. On the. Comparative Health of the Dritioh Navy. front the Year 1773 to the Year 18ti, with Proposals for its further im provement. On Infection. On the Effect of Mechanical Compression of the head in cer tain Cases of Hydrocephitus. -tin-rhi the of °Outwits dNferent 'Menne THE LITERARY GAZETTE. . 14VHIS WEEKLY JOURNAL of • LITERATURE. JL• • BCIRNCS, and the ARTS, is stated ley ibe ;Whom, in the Addeo's to Readers at the close of the rear, to have gra t • • aually attained a higher eirealithin than any Literary Pe q%dat;fri Britain, mama the two great ;Beviewi, end - nate i .gemseqpitieally exteaded, perhaps, than even Abele. The Pah fisher', In making these facts more gruerally known by Miter. ' tiseMent, invite attention tp tie .folloseing:--dhsides Reviews lip the form of Epitomes, or of Critical Sketches (with copious Extracts, so as to enable every Reader to judge fOr hitristtlf) . pf Araittet v the slateausere tßanismsenntaisi in its• closely and handsomely printed ,Columns, the Oeiginal„Cor. resppndence pe intetesting Subjects of many veil sUitinguished Writers a hen* and tatted s'a convict* A Qof Beinstilie Discoveries and Improvetnems, both front miglitallosnterand condeased frOm she- beset, ? Aethorities ; . the Proceedings of'. Learned Bodies, with Pepeesof ilitglt or entertaining Literary Character, Antiquarian - itesearebes, &c.—Nuelers elves on the Fine Arti, inejoding Description). of all Ealithitiehs, 'lmportant Wbvits in lioniptunti Paintiost,. nit: Vine s sod Omani titer, sob frier ansient nitadeen.. 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