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• • •!--- • ?e, f". • '; • • - • • ' • • - 0• 1 11••-• • • .' /1.e4;1115 ~ f !rt 4.-t'aftrivlON DA N 7. , • t y RilltU A tIY 26. ROY A L., CO VE NT-GARDEN . NENINO, FEBRUARY 27, •w Drama, In Three Acts, Interspersed OFFICE OF ORDIVANCE 4 Aires*, IS, lttlo. T HE PRINCIPAL' OFFICERS of HIS MA JESTY": ORDI74NCE, do hertlty give biotic*, That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall-Mall, on or before Friday the 2d day of March next, from such Persons as may be willing to undertake the supply. of Tackle Hook', and various other Articles of Iron feu service of this Department for a period of three years. t • - Proposals for any Article contained in the List will be received, and Patterns of the Articles may be viewed, upon applkation at tt a Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Town, where further parti culars, together with the terms and conditions of , the contract, may be known, and also at the Secretary's Office ii Pall Mall aforesaid. auy day between rim haws of ten and four o'clock; where also the Proposals must .be delivered, sealed up, and en-1 dorsed Proposals for Tackle Hooks, tire." Eut no proposal can be admitted after tire. said .2d day of March next, it twelve o'clock at noon oftbet same day ; - Mese will any Tender he no ticed unless tho partpttoklog it, or 2n agent in hie behalf, shall attensloo-dlyetirdstiSt4ol3oarti, R. N. CREW, Seerrtorl.' TO ALL PERSONS CONeERNEDIN.I4ANUFACTUIIII 9 I AGRICULTURE, AND TRADE. This day was publishesi, rice ss. and 7s. Cd. A. TIME AND wAogs BOOK •. or, A :Mart i for Keeping an Account of the Time and Wars void of ' all desdriptionc of Work People employed in every fleporwpant, whether of i,lantifftctures, Agriculture, Trade, Cortalheintikrif. &c. by which the trouble of Keeping anch*Aceounts will -not,be one tenth of what k is by the usual mode. - Sot,' by Longnrart, flurst,. Rees, and Orme, P.sternotterjport t • f - toOitilri• OP Tilit<toriu,..,, 06 Tilted* Wolf* at'ltebreary instant, - :,, )3? • PUBLIC! OLUCTIOb!. • -+ At tie Landed Tssyka, y*holo-itrEel, Irlyoloist '' E FOLLOWING' GOOTitgl* se cisests• sad Vines o ranges sapii,Sie";il; e : - .- • . Bone 1101 Onto Perreall. I Main-tail, 1 Hain-stay-sai t t i rry:eapil. 1:-"Or e p. tep-aatl, I Maio-top.sall, 1 lklain-to n!ast-stel ithaealelfote Lower PA** and Stay • aeett Plecee-Warp !* ' • • • ORM the *it Uueenurrr, Sacked Irani " ; said yea* Wittig .been captured by th e war - by His Majesty's Ship Ecursx, eta her plow, taterarsks Leith. • - • • vteletes, And furshei Iritormatiao, apply to Mr. hint t, lylattlaot, Pittdauflt. • /OM; PIUDHA.M, .Br' 't . - vault 'REE KNIGHTS ; (Cr OF ,CHARLEMAGNF. losic compooed by Mr. Mazzinghi. •esented the Inamlhtion of the Abbot of will lie added the Farie of ~THE WIDOW'S CHOICE. nnpore, Mr..FAWCETT ; )N ; Friendly, Mr. CHAPMAN : AMMONS ; Trust, Mr. DENMAN. Bellaire, Miss BOLTON ; Mrs. FLIDG W AY. Lear ; with Harlequin Pedlar. J be taken of Mr. Bit t lN vox, at the New Place, Hart-street. from ten till four. This day was puhfisited,- , In two volamcs Svo. price 21s. Imam% • N NATIONAL GOV.ERNVNT, By GEOROS ENSOtt, Hvq.• Author of the' sindependent Mast," &c. Printed for Joseph. JoluftOn end Co. St. Faun' Cherch-rar; for ti e Benefit ofthe LiterarY Fund. 4 When: may be 144. • The Independent Min; twfq*:#l4a... t!rig. '' • Tf.t' aleseetier-litietrenr • --* • '` . B •" • On Thnesday the lit of Vat tll.lk* dtien a i de* la AO Weapon. tbr the Beanie of the Underiotitera, Deify •• • - THE ANSt _ T- LOPACABLE . . S inAgit•YARDS. ttIoGING. ;tad other S 1-011.11% of the Americas shiP ROECC.A. CaPtalil 1- 1 5 7 1 ar, about eOl6 Tons. bunion ; straizded on Airs ultimo. 'Me above 'seltrea are tioarly atw, and are nietillit excellent condition.. • I Also On the following day, at Nivrigitwo, titat Mains ag I Cordage. - • • Further particulars noty he bald; by applyingiti the.Colliectot and Comptrcller of the Ctiatoena, or to Ifisonsai 'rasher, Agent. IGS THEATRE. most respectfully informed that there will he AND44A 8(21T RADE :IS PRESEN 1' EVENING, February 26. Guinea, Supper and Wine included. ' at the Ofßen in the Haymarket. .t be admitted upon paying Ins. 6d. eselo , L)otninos and Masquerade Dresses to be AA*: F.SQ. DEZEASV.O. A . Li. Persnils. having ctairns or demands upon the! - 1 - I- Estate and rffecis of VRAICIA Moons; Esq. .lateof Eggin ton, in the Couiity of 'f ford. deceased, arc desired to *end an account thereof to Mr' ItelfZtalf, Attorney, at WobUrn, liedford- Shire—And all persons indebted to the deceaged;" are desired to rivay their debts inkreied3ately to Mr. iteddan, wtio is aathazed by the Executory to receiveche same. • MR. GIFFORD'S LIFE OF MR. ptri.. • This day was published, in six 13:1:! Volt:arca; Octavo, with two "'Portraits of Mr. Pitt, one trem an original Picture, by Mr. Hoppner, the other from the bustexecute) by Mr. Human, price 44. in ' • .A HISTORY of the :POLITICAL LIFE of , . the Right Hunnurable PLI'T ‘ hacluding some Account of the Times in which bt lived. • . i . By .101-14 GIFFORI), Ecq. , • Ps-lilted for T Cadet! and W, Day.es, 'Strand. t‘l.k testi Copies, elegantly prlieeskin chive volumes, Royal Quarto, had, price bo.u:ds. day was publistt.tl, price 7s . SHE BOOlr'of JOB , p 4 translated . from the He -1- brew, • by the late Miss ELIZAIIE I'll SMITH, Author of , ' Fragments in Prose antry'prse . ;" with a eAftwat sad Asiuo tationi, by the kev.-F. WANDOLPIL Bath: Printed by R. Crutwellknndst,olci by 04111 and Davies, Strand, acid Mit:hard, Piccadilly, Uncivil. Of whom may be bad, in it volt:. price 14s. with a Portrait of the Author, FRAGMENTS in PKOSF, :Sad VEB.iy.. "'Pooling I VoluMe may be purchased seviratek l strief Ts. 61 ~1„11,,-, BIRTH-I;AY HEAD-DRESS, %SS'S HEADS OP HAIR, E-STREET VITTHIN. td admiration bestowed by the .at Court on the New Invention intro t►e late Jubilee, and the reputation which his ornamental production, proespinsotly ' competition. lons application to the principles of his Igth brought to complete perfection the 1-dress ever offered for Public approba ttained the appellation of Rods Heads of ,This day Was pithlished, Price it. 6d. ' Int i A FIERIER OF-Ltrl'EßS, in which the Etrecit of the recent Proceedings of the Court of 'King's Bench, oti j the Testimony of Cohmel Waarit.e, and the Character of Hii! Revd Highness the Doke 3:4l,Yeax, are considered; with an Mdieis to the Speaker of the Howe of Commons. London : Printed for Sherwood, • Neely, and Jones, Pater notter-row ; John Richardson, Royal Exchange ; and C. Chapplc, ' Tirdack,oltUCKS. Bur ibunedlatS Sktil..P. by PRIVATE CONTRACT, 'A QUANTITY of OAK, ELM,. ASK .and L other 'll i 3 FJ, no* standing in Woods and Enclosures, in the eleinhyof Taplow and Maidenhead Bridge, which will be Sold in Lots, amounting to from £2O to .Ztooo. The #iater Woods mast be taken dmirn, and paid for Immediately, andtbs Oak as Noon as the araitoft will admit. For Partientitrs, apply to Mr, untie, at the Quarliei,*B4, Taplow, who will :meth? to sliew the Timber. . • - No applive:ous :ear; will p ! - aueu#4 is IV szart • This day was published, in one vol. bvo. price ts. boards, SERMONS ON VARIOUS SUBJECTS, selected and improved from Afehbishop 'l : Motion's addressed to the younger Clergy, and earnestly recommended to thei- at tention, as affording some of the best specimens of Pulpit Elo quence in this, or perhaps any other Language. More from the same Author arc preparing for publication, as Patronage may fail out.—By the Rev. R. K. EALDERSTONE, Curate of Wencle, Cheshire. , most perfect semblance of Nature ; the ,id complexional colours of the Head are ated, and appear as the grouuti-work anti it is fixed. ::.~ watvmAztz otltAl..ftortrrr. . " ••: Atibki grt EtWcis INTHE MOS:, • . - }imi SAL Mr.SCOTT, Tricky. X4ON,Mf. Lancaiter. nnirablyconstruc , ed as to admit the most *limn the possibility of a discovery; and exquisitely woven, as to combine useful taste, with the most hapi-y appearances • SALE BY AUel lON, ny Mr; seam , the 2d of March, itt-Tvrels* Mock, at OR Mart s . IOUTIISHIRE,Swansea, Grandhnction, :alter, Huddersfield, Wilt, and perks, Ulm liber Op. Nbtes, beating Interest Xs. per ent . Kano And Enesmeie,7tmintis snd Adadirsy tattn4 and gent It Shares; ' ibd in Absolute lleverslim to ACStX! three Cnnsols, sfindh hi' 'die . Wane' of 04 Atcpitneso which - the Purchaser winbt‘itri 3 =Wed 'On ebb Lads , - 59 years hrate.s.- jondon t Printed for Longman, Hunt , Rees, and Orme; and so by J. Wilson, Mucks&ld ; Eaten, Leeds ; Poole, Chester; Clarke and Sons, Manchester; Todd, Slseikelsl ; and Wilson, York. • -I . This &if was ptbsh.ht~d, Handsomely • printed in Quartcr,'knd'ilftlarated Dy seicral Bo r avings, price AEI: its. 6d. In boardi, A . TOPOGRAPHICAL 4.CCOUNT OF THE - 11 - PAR.ISH of SCAMPTONs.OI the Cmittly of 4.IIsICOLN, and of the Roman Antiquities lailely dlicavered there; together with Anecdotes of the)Family of BOLLE.. By the Rev. CAYLLY li...INGWoitTFT, A.M. F. R. S. Archdeacon of Stow, and Recor of Scampton and lipworth, in the Cowry of LielColll. - Primed for T. Cut 11 ami W. Davies, Strand. ett- The Profits arising from the Sale of till; Work (of which hut a small number is printed) are intended to be applied to the Charity,* :ftaid for the Widows and Orphans of Distrussed Chrgymen in the County of Lincoln. . . - •. MONEY. AS and Co. beg leave to inform in want and desirous of borrowing tem sums of money, - that they can at aU times OGI, to 20,00C1. and uiw►ards, on personal sing from Marriage Settlements, Money Livings, or Freehold, Cepyhold, and the most liberal and honourable terms.— 'ssrs. Lucas and Co. cls,lly receive at their crest, St. James's, either personally or by Ten years purchase will be given for tional Loan . Avor., Unfor . , Water-Work _ Tieir Cent. 'Omni General. to which - the PutittaSet. decease of a Lady 59 years he4e. Particulars at the Netv Hotel, Birrningliam ; at Pilltasett's Hotel; Piccadilly ; at the Man; and of Mr. Scott, N0...11/1, New Bridgreet• CAPITAL IRON WORKS and WHARF, at CHATHAM . • *Fo be SOLD by AUCTION, by Mr. SCOTT, .„ . NT! , 1,71 r 71711 NEW THEATRE R TO-MORROW E will be acted the New called THE FR Or, THE ERIC' The Overture and Mw In Ace. 11l will be repreu teeny. To which wll WHO WINS ? or,: lambic Extern Caper, Mr. LISTON Mathew Mole, Mr. SIN Widow Bell Lisette, I This Evening--King Le places for the Boxes to b b e r.Orfice, in Prince's Pla KIN( THE Public are n A. GRAN At this Theatre, on THIS Admission One Gui Ticksts to be had Fre-r)' Tickets will b lit the Sniper, Sze. Don bad in the House as goal. JUBILEE, AND I Or, LOSS No. 119, BISHOP 'THE distinguished tashiomble World a bad by Ross during the has universally attended hit distinguish him abi•ve all Br twenty years stadia P7efession, he has at lentg most extraordinary Hew& tion, and which has dusk Art here rises to the rn riferfleies of the Skin, ant Met astonishingly imitate h. .t upon which the Hair leery particle is so adm rinate e:thmination, with fit whole sestem is so ex tedort atui elegance of t; ei Nature. MESSRS. LUCA those that may be ii lorry or permanent sums gnace any sum front lOC easy other security arisi is the Funds, Clergymens' Leasehold Estates, on the l'enoralappliation Mess hw, No. t 9. lermyn-str leter, poilltpaid. N. B. ' well-secured Annuities. . LUNDY 4 1 I UNDYTOOT a dificutten which the ereenenced in obtaining 'dorm them and the Pul Wholesale Warehouse ; Article nay be had, and s as it is their present inter sad not to interfere with a earnestly request that th commands, will retail t parity, being determined rent to digit who buy u Several Cases of Snuff square.. TEGG'S HIST Thh In one voliime THE HISTORY and TERMINAI Poetic Epistle",,fronl•AP yin in Wales: inetuding • " Sinee now tl And Pipe* the To you, Ap D A brief LotAinn : Published b Allison, No. ; This day was put CORNISH-El Vocabulary of Inca ▪ Lary. —By the Rev. Of Pholwhele, ant ?Tinted for C. Cradot • Sti Pat trnost er,row. Where may _The Influence of Loci P in seven E:sokn. eldl a Portrait of the it The Old English Gen • Tite Family Pictur e , • wool a Country (trntler pricc 3. , rid. 1 • • lathe Prevt, and spe • THEGARDEN Directory of Ope: a • toe Vol ume may .. By Thor of el The • pmt , or Kitchen Gar The Kalendar will be ave P' hem Per for garden _ , on mann ‘ ll°l (.T *1 )1 . It. will th ws of cuithat. e v ` fl lower, all , t hen anai iHtaed-pits, an t rY,• so as to f a •••uvner ' a nd to the e e l Lele burrh • • Coe nta u t, • Pruned li me*, Par be t:.:f l.4l ;: n h efi ona in in ; to T be V —Attn. rherit2n the tree Ance7,. c":1' the lobby, It t,eliev !d there i lek• h isslenciesrrly eon fin 4 4e w et, who who seek It lany as ... ake up on P i rttral. • FOOT'S fitISII SNUFF. and Co. in order to obviate the lose in the Tobacco Trade have hitherto their Snuff from Ireland, beg leave to iblic in general, that they have opened at No. 50, Leicester-square, where said where they are now taking orders. Aral ;cation to relinquish the Retail tiwreof, any other article of said Trade, they most hose who may hotwur them with their as received from them in its original led to afford the most liberal encourage u3 sell again. cuff have jut arrived at No. 50, Leicester- (STORY OF THE 0. P. WAR. lis day was publis4d, dubdecimo,, price 3s. b boards,' .Y of the RISE, PROGRESS, NION of the,O. P. WAR; in a Series of ,p Simpkins in Town to his Friend Ap Da. tg all the best Songs, fite. the 0. P. battle's o'er, " le Partizan more • • Davies, my clear fri end, mt of all rsi lend." by Thomas lir= No• Ills. PORIPIek ; . 31, New Bond-street. tblished; price 10s. 6d. 4to. boards, ,NGLISH VOCABULARY ; a al Names, chiefly Saxon, and a Provincial . R. PHOI.WHELE, id Vicar of Manatear‘, in Cornwall. tock and W. 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WALTER !MOL L ilia Garden Directory,'' —," The /Arnim ardent,' --N The Pfactical Pladter," ke. be preceded by a dissertation on the situa rdemixl4 orchard. ; on 0i15, . . and mow to bo wel, and their application; and on the rota exhibit be newest and most approved ins kinsls of culinary vegetables, fruits, shrubs, iagemcnt of hot-houses of evert description, Ind hot-beds; the green-house, and tbt con form a complete assistant xAb the operative scientific horticulturist. red for Archibald Constable and Co.; and Eat Park, and hunter, London. may be bad,*by the nano Author, Dtsecroar ; or Monthly Index of Town and Villa Gardens, Parterres, &c.; creatmens of plants and flowers kept An the v, and the drawing-room. .Euoiseap octavo, is nn book of gardening eo the plan of this as an assistant to Gentlemen whose bun nies them to the chamber and to dad coma health and recreation at their villas, end to thetneelves the monagenteat of their own ttrrts. BLGLAND'S HISTORY OF SPAIN. 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For a Character of this Work, see the Appendix to Monthly Review, January, 1810. Printed fur A. K. Newman and Co. Leadenhall-street, London. Where may be had, in One Volume Octavo, price 7s. boards, with an engraved Title and Frontispiece, The FESTIVALS and FASTS of the CHURCH of ENO LAND, abridged from the Wotka of the excellent and pions Mr. Nelson, interspersed with Dialogue adapted to the Capacity of Youth; by Elizabeth Belson. LORD BYRON'S SATIRE. This day was published, price ss. hoards, • A Second Edition. with considerable additions and alterations, of ENGLISH BA RDS and SCOTCH REVIEWERS ; Satire, by Lord BYRON. " ft unites nisch of tie judgment of the Essay. on Criticism, the playful yet poignant smile and *own of Indignation and ridi cule of the Duncild, with thesterliffication of the Epistle to Ar buthnot, and the acstteness of the Imitations of Horace. 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Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No 6, Bridge-street, Black friars; and to be had Book , - N,iwsmen, and other Dealers in .Booits iq rhe_Linited _,• Boakselirrs, Kingdom. BOARD OF AGRiCIit..TITRE, AND INTERNAL IM PROVEMENT. THE Public are respectfully informed, that Th;rty six of the COUNTY SURVEYS are now published, and that the whole, or any particular County, may be had of all Booksellers in Tows and Conurry. The SURVEYS published within the last Six Months are— SURREY, by Mr. STEIYENSON, Price 15a. boards. BERWINCSHIRE, by Mr: KERR, Price tss boirrls. LEICESTERSHIRE and RUTLAND, by Mr. PTT T, Price 4a. boards. • CAMBRIDGE, by the Rev. Mr. 000 CH, and HUN TING DONSHIRE, by Mr. PARKINSON, Price 19s. OXFORDSHIRE, by Mr. YOUNG, Price 19s. boards. BERKSHIRE, by Dr. MAYOR, ?rich 19s. boards. BEDFORDSHIRE, by Mr: BACHELOR, Price 14s. beards. WORCESTF.RSHIRE, lay Mr. PITT, Price Si. INVERNEi9S-SEITRE; by Dr. ROBERTSON, Price 141. bds. DEVtlNSilatit, by'MWVANCOUVER, Price 15s. boards. ESSEX, by Mr. YOUNG ; 4 vols. price 21s. SUSSEX, by theikev./itr..YOUNG,price i4s. boards. CHESHIRE, by mi. 1-101.VAND, prior IQs. NO WI - HA MPI • ONIPPIALE; bj Mr. PITT price ibs. BUCKINGHAMSHIRE, the Rev. Mr. PRIM', 1 44. • Steffordshire apd Young's Liecotuddre; have beat re. }eying repriott4.• psi whole; or any septratiltordit, =fin bad of the 40430- ,1* In tbe reklyecave Counties, and of RoolWdlers IS gisofg. Aliddp.atreet, Nov. 94 1 1909. • • • - • - • • • • . . Os Frit.hrodhi 9th of March, at Twelve o'Clock, at the Mart, • londonobt Orler of the Assignees, with immediate pos. sessinn, ••• CHATHAM IRON FOITNDERY and ROLL -I$G MILLS, with an excellent Wharf and neat Dwelling House most desirably situate on the. River Medway, near the Victualling Office, with spacious Min-house, steam, ngine of .22-horse power, a Crane, Erections, and Utensils formed on prAlprinelples for Manufacturing.C.4nge, Bat and Bolt Irma, Hoops and Rods Anchors and iron In gener.d, recently repaired and intpnivedrtifieitihole in complete order and at work, held by an agreement for's tease for twelve years and three quarters va-. expired, on terns extremely favoui-ahle for entering on so valua ble a concern, eniinenilyimproveable, with comparitively a small advance of Capital. May viewed and descriptive particulars had on the. pre snis4; the Crown, Roc:Lester; at the Mart; anti of Mr. Scutt, ras, New Bridge-street. RUSSELL-S:)UARE. CAPITAL FAMILY MANC/N, OFFICES, COACH' HOUSE AND STABLEI-Ily Mr. ROBINS,- At Carratears, 'FC-MORkOW, the 27th of Fehraary, at 12, ADESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ES'IATE, cuirtprising a spacious e!egan r MANSION, the centre house on the west side of Russell-square, recently fitted sip st a very considerable expence, In complete order, and fit for the Imm:- diate reception of a family of distiuction ; the sleeping apartments are numerous, spacious, well planned and airy, with Dr.:ming rooms, Water-closets, and otker convenieucies ; the Drawing room storey consists of two handsome lofty Drawing-rooms, of large dimeusintui, communicating by folding doors, and finished in the first t.tyle of elegance ;windows to the square openly's/ tea baiconythe whdie extent of the front, a neat anti or Breakfast room; the ground floor contains an Entrance-hall, vestihris or inner ban, capital Dining-room with stuccoed walls, and &Closet, Library, Gentleman's Dressing-room,Powdering-room, aM Wa ter-closet, &c. ; in the basement tbere is every reqttisite dale Office, detached Kitchen, cool Larders, Scullery, Wasb-bolas, &c. communicating . to a six-stall Stable, Coach-house, Haroes► morn, with Loft and Man's Room wet; the Whole Well supp4l with water. To be viewed by tickets; particulars on the premises • 'it Messrs. Jones and Green, Solicitors, Safisbury-square ; at premises; ; and of hir. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square, of whom tickets to view may be had. The Purchaser may be accommodated with the elegatit house hold furniture by valuation. - • CAPITAL TOWN RESIDENCE,UPPER BROOK-B'RIE'F, • GROSVENOR-SQUARE, • With excellent Offices, Garden Coach-houses , Stables, Ste. and Piece a Ground and Bric klayer's Shed, heperci's Court ad joining.—By Mr. ROBINS, ..- At Garraway's Colfee House, 'Change-alley, Cornhlit, ;11 , 0-MOKROW, February 27, 1810, at 12 cif:Sock, In Two Lots, DESIRABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, 'IX comprising a very eligible and commodious Town Resi dence, situate In Upper Broolnstreet, Grasvenor-square, suited for the accommodation of a Nobleman or Gentleman's Fainily, the late residence of i Gentleman deceased, containing in the at tics, three nervants'itooms and Sever Closet; seined Stony, Ram excellent Bed Chandrers, with convenientGlosets; Dreidag.room &c. The first storey consists of a op:chins Drawing-retire, Mei four windows in frout, elegantly finished ; adjoining wisinliln ano. ther Room ctirrespondently finished, an excellent Bed Chasiabor, Water-closet a,tul small Room;. Grotnul Floor cottaionsof Deaf Entrance, Vestibule, or Innerdiall, Stone Staircase to the second w floor, Gentleman's Room, Library, Dressing-room, Breakfast room, and a capital Dining-room, handsomely dubbed, and Ve netian Window opening to a Garden, Water-closet and store- Room ; Balement contains numerous excellent Offices., replete with eve ry convenience, Area at the back with steps to the gar den, which bi luld oat with Borders and planted with Flowers, Shrubs, Sec. at the end of which is a Building with Laundry or Store-room deer, a complete Wash-konse i &c. Adjoining the ;freak.* is &miffing for four Carriages, f ord Stabling for seven Haring, with Lofts and Men's Rooms over. 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