Star. — London, England, 1823-11-18 00:00:00

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WOr4:111 tfttllksj the City, of robbe r y a received 41.3 i sting along . ths) cited rtioatlr dE s het purse;cismo never sten th e , pirian of a silk. ntr a £5O note', Lame silk. fie t, in April last, the -Bank as a reu to the ant e preant ores, nolen slue, which t r , t 11 . prove t;:..1 thi It W. 4 pat 4,,,, he priv,:icr • , k .♦ f - >~ -•444 - litUu4 ?-1 Alen- • 1.14 - 5":1 j Tri araa.as. mr AWS AL T , IF FI C S : 6f rh . 17 • 1 1+ lIVOTIC belt,. gi eta tFa t :t etsioi ofcrl44 1 11 and Teroduer ;ad gaol' Delivery, * fur the Trial of &aped immuitted on the High ifeai, Within AristfictiOn of the Ad-' aim * o f Engiami r iwithbeJseldai Justice the Old Bailey, lmport; FR,IRaL theJrPtliolaT milatcrtilitcrittezt,. viClaalf kFir M ° 94l: Am . ap si l erlE r , Gn3lefi t andAerper # s % of rrirons, in whose etq tat,,P7 Peistmers, charged:whit Off es committed on the High s o ; f eirithintiX said Jurisdiction, may be, are hereby required to r oan* a copy of the Cosltmitottpt such trimmer tit' m e jiongnsts, tbi.Ponlioline ofthe.A4Mifahir, 011 .4 1 Ang qtzlicOi Trr L PS".• .1111,100 the A t vitA"',7 rt lf4,M!! PM; *1 D un, fur removing all such Prisoners to .his Blajestfs 0 . '64 4 1 yerpte, for trial as i tlat : aaid.*itaded.Bs*m. •'' • ,4q/ . 411" w CAMEL This day teas palter*, 13paptifylly.pritned Ap pea ate. 74. figklypords, CLAIM CHM/Tn.—A POENI.::—BY Abe ILI of . " Wok," and" The 'Me of Chattiouni." Whittaker, London. NIKO .fiK.Ok'fle P O l4l X4 l Allargb; 'anci G. ar IMPA,TANT .CIIARGE. • Ttall"dit *is plifillshed, price 21. A CHARGE, delivered at the PRIMARY TRLEN. NIA I; V LSITATLOA af she PROVIN CE of MU N VAIS_O t4p,Xpg: with an Apeendix,coataifieg Observe " Carvell PiOiIRTT." • • • Dir ittCWARby Arobbiallop of CASHIL. Rm Orme, and pp, sa# l 9 : • • •if Londo"; . Mag . *. Illinflieb,l3rtiftt, 7115111‘ !es of T. Thus,: siesaio. of r have been re ;ravel Pits, attj, 'the hankrapt's 1, so as to kit try stratagems. Was die bank_ and a caests ; s n ht to it. Tile ' I ANECDOTE AND MIRTH. /kg day were yubliebed,ii.oepal gemo. with finalistvispieee, pries Ts..beinedei BLOSSOMS of ANECDOTE and. WIT;* 04 tor the Parlour. • d:. sr • 3 Lem whickettep by sli be aunt, 4 Toles which may by all he told ; • Nut tupirave to pale thy ywls, Not nondrthfel for the old! . Loudon •Ptioneilier Baldwin, reatlait,"iiil Joy. By whom OA is pablitheti, litiF tient Irotetne, prim de. *f•; • 4. . - Mirth forldidsummer, ?devilment ?or ilaellednuta, Cheerful.: newfortChrietinae, laughter ter Lady ! Day terbium-a Collection: of itterbinr Peetrystel Urawingrrnoin -WWl' fPrA,§ 4 4 - 1 Mns. and supplying Siuilte for Sunsiner, itil.nao,n)=4 nit for Winter, ilpriglitlinest for gyrioy. • .'blt. WOMB HISTORY OF • Mai • BALI GI I OH& • 'MAW wipe published, in'! Ono, ehe Fonillueuth Rditiou, lath she, • *Milian of en Account the Bands, sa ;Indian Rant pleesiddiug vtoe•Qualwrs.t of SheillrAnt li.sql4ars from the Church of F 034-1 laud s and of the Jeritesa oink Berkers in th e United Siatel ofi Mucric,a : also With a new F.ngraving of right' treads, price 6. boards, A SKET'CiI of the WIPER flirt DENOMINA TIONS Qf tbe'Of it ISl'd A N -WORLD. %which i. Med, ln44atliue of Atheism, Mism, Thcophilanthropisas, linotarian.judsinn, and Christianity ; with a Persuasive kg 4100 IIPAIOSISIr• ty JOHN 7 7 VANS, LLD. &c. Loudon : Prlntrd for•Foldwin, Cradork, and Joy, Paternoster inw.•••••Aiso try•shwearne Author, Ihe•Got.oes OelefellAnT ; 04 One hundred Testintanies in be- ANNO QUARTO GRORGII IV. ARGIL This day was published, - price lOs. bear., Of Ms. handsomely bound, the Easurtss Rotnos, pretty immured, el G IFFORD'S ENGLISH LAWYE.R;op Evaar Mao WS own ',write: • Containing a Summit" of the Constitution a Nog la s iis4ll . " LAMS AND STATUTES, • .1 • •• • Puikniarly than relative to Arrests Executors ind Ad- Plaster and &TAM Bankruptcy misdatrators Kniaannes • Benefit Societies Guardian and Ward P and Slid Bills of Exchange Husband and Wife ' in • The Clergy Insolvent Debtari Say,* Rues Distresses Landlord fc-Tenant Tithes The Game Laws Übe) Wilts, Stet' Ike. • Alm, THE CRIMP/SAL LAW 0 -ENGLND. Embracing every species of Public Offences, w) tb their 13- To which is added an Airstsmont, containing the most ap proved Porn!' of Agreements, Leases, Wills, and Testaments, Notices between Landlord and Tenant, Contracts, Articles of Cepartnership;ft. . Aso, A SUPPLEMENT, containing The Insurance Laws, The Excise Laws, ' I Th e Assessed Taxes, The Customs' Laws, The Stamp DA*" BCe. &c. The whole carefully digested from the best Authorfttei ; and the • 'Statutes and Term Repons brought down coda - 4m ese. if 'nix EMU= Ennsisx. By JOHN GIFFORD, 'Esq. London : Printed for - A. Wheilier, Mitte-eodn, lamb all bent ; and sold by all Booksellen in the United • Of whom may behad, Gifford's Abstracts or the Acts of the Ist mad N thispilVE (.issi). aka of 3d Growls IV. (15251). rift is. 100;0 1 2 4 gh George 10. (10_5) pries "441* wutrEft CLOTHING FOR.CHAMIPX Ll.l ENS KNIT SHETLAND STOOttNGS; Si. 64. and Per Dann • very stoat do. 194 ititttor wool no. and ISs. 6d. Socks Os:Manna' ursder.ersincoate 410 s. White and Spotted Knit do. tea. to 355. Welch Flannel ad. 10d. 11d. male. per yard. Blankets 4s. 611. to es. ad. Bed rugs ta. ild. is. ed. and 0.9 d. saris. Wang Linen Shirts. 4s. ' Warm Shet land Stockings, Is. 6d. to 13s. per Dosen ; Black, White, and coloured Wonted, 10s. Id. to 141. ed. Linsey Woolsey and Idea nel Befticoats. Se. and Ss. ed. each, Yarn Gloves, Welch Wil" 1. 1 4 6 JOHN STBAR and Co. respectfully inform the Nobility and Gentry, that the above are part of a large Stock nt Goodson sale Iss charitable uses— r the annual price-list ef Which will be (00' mnied on appuratioo.— Hosiery and 'Flannel Warehouse, 84, 0:- Torsi-street, nearly opposite the Rintheon.—Angola`undif tlothing titpaleul* sallowes ; fine Welch Flannel ; Wails-leather WMatousta,' Dineen* SWIM " •• LOOK HERE! • GREAT i/OVELTY FOR THE SEASON, AT • COMMERCE HOUSE„ r ito. si.'cixFORbISTREET. - mssits : i4SII3FHT xnd SON 'etitbriee - this op- . *rod" toinform their Wiwi& sad the 'MUM wait that prior ro the : appossesseement of the Winterthty atre644d dilrerent . Iqatnifactarin; ,Distsicta,fer theportoloe detstttlog iA Msramseininte for tits saitpir of all kinds oi • Winsei Goads. and tat secure tothgaseetves,the prefetessee Pf arm _Pliny . ankle intended for the present Market; and - 111 tlitYdre' ceivint Goods from tisk 'hest Paters hi ttscAllillemarimmitee Ttade, and those Goo. , al the most . railgooabA dOrtittn, only an inspection of the articles to e idge* the advantage% derived by the command of trendp tesh..aniltha priuclples tktidp business upon, for Ready Moon only, apd nal abatement made. 'They Call the attend/a tifthhl'ulsi lie tothe•followlog neer.sad fashionable Artieleis • An Assortment of Opera Cloaks, from vs. 11600.elqapt Ott po' Orestes. from 16s. 6d. to ps. equal is quillijand appearanieta Clam -Crape, generally eoU ter Xe. •Icte: or Al•pleoti Lledeisit 3-1 . Gm. die Naples, of every colour, from !j. Ad. to as. 6d. really won% 6s. 6d. a very large quantity of Martellies quitta, toasty:744s and Witnerßlasdkvits •' Sheeting( pareha t edfor task at one 101 f the real valop; upp . aAds of le,ooo Yards ot Welch aod Flannels; aim an immense 'Stock 'of flOklery, TriabirdZ a c c iM • too numerous to inentiooM an Advertisement.. I - I...pS,DQV IIISCAANTO . INSrITLITION, • I ULL and AC AThr AttOtittrorTho emit! A i • • SPERCHESdeliiered in the PIiBLIC MEETING, on TV AY gy lEN Clio, , liannetither. 11 at disk 'Comets-104 Atichlte, topither oda Interesting Panionlar; raiadre to the Pro. greagofols t epr, List of Donations, & e. found inibe ' M A. fl .& MAGAZINE OF SATURDAt, Meebinies Mnratine fivor itiretp6a. • • Alia now ready, Part III: Air THE MECHANICS MAGAZ/NE,,.. MIfSE.I44 I , REOgS TER, JOURNAL.; and eleyeti splrite4 Wood En/ ravings. , . .ageism OP ?II \IIII64I.ATINVS. This &ids& Man of Wm.—lmproved 'Loom (Geocitome.). three Cuts—TU. Mowing Machine—rairhorik's Unproved Lock — swim somlretwe People fttnu. * drown who hint' ti 4 into the Wait ce bLeaking—View - of tip sips' Fury sal Hula, as' seen en ihe Ist orJuly, tads tinder the eonsurmt Ciirp Paul —God Whsel—A.zlhary Cardagiat piled srphfr wheels. In Pan 111. will be fonoil many Interesting pstrildniltr. re's tire to the Rise and Moeda& of thd Ifentatiun of the Lotion Me . . • Letodassa rubliobod by Knight and Lacey, No. 24, Paternos ter-row • and nsay lie bad of AI Booksellers and Newstnea k die ~:~ • • GENltin VIGO. " ; ::,•• • ' We copy the following .article from a Morning Paper (the British 'Press), where it is given on -ihe authority of a Correspondefit., 'We trust thit the gilt paragraph is not true, for we should lie sorry to see a , brave officer like General Vigo, or. the Constitutional cause. of Spain stained with a crime which we hoped hod -been confined to their enemies. "Itis but little known that, at Corunna, a feviethiya lrf re the capitulation, Monfial Nfigo resolved'on a .of a'decided, loeilitt the same' time; of a des periceinature.- Fifty-two of the most hbiectionable characters, consisting tufty of priests, were taken from the prison, and embarked on board a vest j orider preteaceof removing them to Cadiz . , as a place ofgFeitie security. , At itidtught they were Caen' out of the held, tied back to back, Aabbed And throuractverboard.' "!be Rest morning: the vessel reuireed to the:port. The tir- CUmstance was wig known, at Cerufma 4 and seemed to have created.* more gentyalfeellog of satisfaction than on the contrary. The victims were all men 'of atrocious charaiter, and many of thent well known assassins: A few days after the entry of the French, a large party of the factious were dispatched to the tuottntains in pursuit 01.401 e Coastituthmalists; ,the u next day they returned to coronas with loud : viva; bringing with them seven Old and almost gaited men, which they seemed to con sider i gtorloits tridmph. The hatred' of the peo ple of Cerunna against the traitor Morino was extreme. Doting his stay at that town he was treated with tins uo- ' contempt by ali.• parties, fear alone restraining IMP from giving utterance to their feelings. , Our in- Diluent saw him once hailed by a soli of half peasant iMil 'half soldier ; on the instant a nntnlier of women gathered round him, and beat him, until he took shelter Wit Posada. The Bisca,yans, of whom there were about 400, were the soldiers who fought . best at corn rina. it was reported that two British officers fell od the aide, Of the Constitittionalists, in the short struggle at.Vigo. our informant could riot ascertain who they were, in 1 Fonsequence of their having:chatiged . their names. Our, informant was iit'Mtdii. , ,t'whea ftlega was brought in a 'ptisbner. -ft Was at fourCtlelock In the morrang.,_. a Crowd of miscreants had assembled rotund the Julien hero, uttering taunts and curses—among the rest " Death to Etkego I" Thal) ve man raised himself on h 6 mule, rt waved his hand, in With a look of deMince and cod.' tempt, in'iniich We' llniared to atingle a prond ciiif.! iici iumets, df takitf,t'replied I No, no; you will' ill. • a-before Riego.! The French officers, with many or whom our informant conversed, wereall of fspinion that' t gieso'slifenaust hie preserves to insure their ownsaiCti.”, • ' a. YIVE 'MPC'Er .IVM-'-7ffit—PßlgitCE DE ! . u• • ' .• , ''', • ''./WfoL4YRAND. - ' ~,,a —ma.- 1 ' . .'"ib.iitTS, , .st)VEMßElt ts. ,114'.:' ~3„„r, :-' jirbe , FrineeAstitatteyrand:hsvheen several Jaye ffisejs,i'..bit imuhas.'not retutus4 wilkti,te paci4c ' meats by which he miscopirmled to viimatedwhe by, ,b-14 .1 TO qn Fe s plyipg publicly, to the Mari W &mi . °. ' ' undertaker to prove ilhat he is inheiceht o ec •it liii niPtita tit him ; .. itild he WillAietlier prove, he y i f ts ig i lhe thy Duke de Rovigp ought m be banged: The keemongliet: is sot. suacii.ko9,3uA ;,,::, rxx,l Was. and, fl! .70,4,5494, iqi ?. i toFncil It juarip . 903.Aym ii ; is. is worth w ,.., , , t, .. 4e ,i th 1 44 d is litit st sonteWhat,isi : detail: ' - 'A yeik'inte,Yasr%trierner, N. deValleyrand having .11114 el itsk Mi. something of very little iesportange, ' - itheinight write to the Duke de Bourbon to in.: '' , a Mat be want,ed.. yhe Duke umileritanding . ' from M. Talle!' athe - Witi mof 'alleirand: Moors, which was enough to -ensure the sncrss a fin 'mission. firefortanately, is descending the hill 'at •iiii 'erne, his horses inn, his -carriage . was broken, And,Sit; thirnielf severely ifinmsdnd. * He 'Was obliged. 4.41 insore than twenty-four, *riper:it:Sal/eche. .114 , it 14 *Op Pick ani! suffgring t :Ao accproPlish his tit ... ,.411: t when be arrived as Eitßnbeirn Le found o' o riiiiiis 11ohan. The Duke Xpughl'en hat: We e.erilieg's4 "fi, taken into France.l .r. : ' cleT i lleiiitt t.fsl ba: Such weretlreAsetadtat M. a. .., fore the Duke de tiOurbhii, who wai„SipiCk.bYlherap, :and wished tosiscertain their. corrcetneSs..llse. l rits4oo ; - de Rohan-Itochefort was iiithe neighbohtl44. ,I sl and he requested her to come there.- Theltii#Cesi dl= Oared that two days after the seititti v si 01.A , p. tali d'Enghien, a wounded *stun arrived at F e lten m, with , his head bound ' up. 4.d bearing a lifitste , 4tifC.44 in the teams stated by. M. de Tidleyrsuad. 4 1'hit q!ike - di Bundlers then Conseniecl to see AIL tie - TAiffnia4, N. informed the Royal ' Flllar :or Aieltiel f &blek rid celiac to his knowledge, and which p4l , 'On the part of the Princes, many felicitations tet ;ae Telleti rand, and singularly raised his cielit with - M. lt ts on these facts that he now relie s to detnon , .k . 144!g1= i t ab nocence, and destroy the imputations *of itte, uitetliti Bovigo. Indeed these facts seem decisive, 'filif shift people think that M. 'de Talleyrand had gieen hiS crisis: Airy instructions to softer an accidenf• on tiestendiogani hill at Saverne t in order Chat lie night not , MFiTit uhill AD was 4nished. By this means he 4,4 - not enJanget himself with the first Consul, whose' des.o S ac ‘omplished, while he screened himself Irons the resent : . went ofthe em - gunts, the ft.Oyaliiti.'and the ItOyal Fa:. may. To those wit%knoW the character of the Prince de Talleyrand, this ibpo ? iticl is not lirithont ,some appearance of probabihty. . . . . Some Persons behove tba't Nide T,irand, 'toddled with having jested hiceself in Ibe:roSie . 4,l" *Pratt by the fact we have just related, • has ;14 tilinight it North - while to give it to Cue. Puslic. One 'of his friends said, this morning,, that he wield otily.' publish a *try shaft pamphlet,, in which Me :iVottld st;m6fie fifingelf to the tspt of a letter of ihe Firsttenstil, giving directifteis immeOttely to convoke ihe'llilif.ary cctsnutUion, and execute 'the sentence. ~ FA' i*Cll PlPild." l32 , PROM TH6 Bg e Hg'attit'—eittetAL iket. ARMY HE PYRENNBRS. AiPORT OP THE IMAIHILIAL TIMM tit Ootteitottimit l4 o HIS EYC6LL6HCT THE DISHUTiIt 01 .• « Bariletaaa% /111 v: & " S I have the honour to acquaint. Toot: road. leucy that, as I had already announced.. to you, the French troops took possession of the fortress of Tarra gona, at seven o'clock in the morning of the.7th. The Militia, who wete in the place, after laying down their arms, have been sent home; and the troops of the line, tuthe number of about 5,000 men, have commenced their march for the cantonments which have bees as signed them. • " This occupation took place with great order and tranquillity, under the direction 'Of * General Baron de Montgmrde. To-morrow Te Deux will be peifoimed in the Cathedral of Barcelona, with thanksiiiings tor the occupation of this place, by, the rienclilrcicip's, in the name of his Catholic Majesty . The Flattest &clef, and the mat perfect tranqtallity prevail' hi' thii . city", where theconfidence with which we bad inSplied tie inhabitants daily becomes mire crilksoli4 ied• " I have the fintiriur o be, The Marshal peke- of Cern-Alano, itIONCEY." . . . /[Oft ITO It DRAPEAU *WM • • .iiAitlt - wortmittn . l4. The Liblrali,l94;:#44..tte - rAeQiiiiuriq to tiaosfer to Spanish Arnerica the &trope4it Interest, tihickhai so lOttg fteett axed open. the Peninsnla: Thisititer*, k k • teue, hlts'iiii'iiiinetti* intr.; tied, since the.denpuesent ,9f,PH14.44:b114:10 1 ,pp4iy;44! ItecttefortrorlimiA.be reviicillfAe:olaigloiiiiiriAC!"3 . 145D ' V ' Ill '• ). 't 11: ; Lei u;loii, t inc f l;' l iiiii,t7 . .ti*%7i*ss. fir* eta hit. miiphote-tothoithiti,, it, gitilanc4T..ttlti i i ll Y ff -W l4 -T iftirtbeFail struggle,' fdispitted . atLat MIAs V) al i kti interfete:'ltifittittlte shield' of 'her;.araramenisice el: _ ' tante of £66(i.leiti.Si T'• • rs. - slielviiliposedi -ix fact,-expli c4llY ,t 4 ieptibize the'indePt-ndenile et ilhe £pndash co lon iesOti WA . 'OM th ese+ a t .144 tit h possaitionsmic 4 loogerr'tatik tthilettfie influenne , Of Carnieestalilk r it.„,...,,,,,...,,,,,, si,,,,,...eidite her disqlietedo? V e ll t site confinelerse to. mere dernonsttatiotts, •awis if ' t' itiiiiiiiii; 6i at ength, ashatiod and • wearied of hii"polkieil eitalllci; *fir - She ageirriefdd-thetriatot Of lkielitutte? Wise' questiens fbrm ditviteder of th e -day. ''. Attlte roOthtnft . chic . her intereste,d policy is discover itself, the Co , of North. - idi -,- - -sheer .7be.Got.ers Overatiaay ; or, me CIUWAMO a 5amman.......• vs- Adt MI Ondaisr, Peace, and Upanirnity, by Ovules of the .Cburcb neat SP S Cittoll4ED -- Mit StStA ”cen'itiirtiii to - .. is wow i lrilligt, UC wisyspLio t _. if Ilw af.... .....•.“'•••••••"# . &abort, lef •tbe • liiirk .of Sootlar4 04 ,a4loos Prote pant Di s sett. • to, publish a deckaration of the non-recognition of the that * . e letter eartie from M. *Talleyrand, *returned -it ing Itself, tote Courts oldie North, it". is said, are about 144,,afitli tb g ir resprctiae OiosFspMes concentrated. DPligned as a ,g_sus.bll4llecauPateds lad old t lat ium aistt njus teu s P ir t , lt. ‘ tate tv , on aad &alm s " 614 - n roi pe - o - neo' - '', ,siying, ,that - We -t wits' Mai' surprised' at the yidependence of the Spanish and Portuguese .solohies. Sequel to the Sketch of tbe 'Denominations of the ChrLstiatt World, 4 ' . "' litancliesiter: '7t is sold iti barks, prieirm-w-•iir - gloss p • &lag, as di. ' de Talleirand . could not be ignorant a.the nine Author. The Fifth **lon, enlarged and imprueed, Holy Alliance: it would nobly arnwer the insularspeeth dasewil asmo.ivitb Portraits, sa. etiTiren at 0 . 1 4 stamp inetufa 4 i likk .AA Aretlice"* It' "sr thet:thetwheit'uot been, nor ewer could be. any inter- ' this vigorous preliminary would• be wortlirof the it, „their "Lukas Alienu is the XS•Prikio 1,4 thlr°o9ll ebursoviihnteiner between them. XtUde Talleyrand was delivered at Plymouth by Mr. Canning, in which-trill - -'' • ''''• •—-- ••• —-- I t ied Kinganin ; but {t Cannot higentibie; Dawn ihttensmas • .-- •._ I DlON,loblAitliif OF ..§CIEPTTIFIC 'TE RNA, ii an gimricr. By the hands De what we y knew, ink the rand object engraved QOM* C:siveMinsent *Mop, which it flualovet VW ' Resi,. - 6 9. 4 4*.eep-r-,lttlisr4 wiihfiPc , ~_ ,_ fount ahead , . . . . . . , t „s oio .c olup w on to De ,,,go nion * .i pio on i ri j • 4 , r t ow ypit t .i l pta , le, k at ht ,g. h f t h e y eht l efe ef . *.edh Of a tbild pnrty be transmitted to the Duke de Bourbon Which the English Ministers have in view is the exclu- ii edli 'a intar Stab Iffihnsinis a long letter, in which he"iiiiiinici his grief to see - the sive interests of England. • IwWwo,isrnr yam . 4ttiAlluatrated hYdO.-P9PPeZ14 6 4 ,0 9 1 .44 1 P 4 e ma y be had , N alhe l itit ' • 7 •• . he a l v errie ggi • ••• _LI.A__, " • • thatt.ops,-DiagrAim,4444.4l. ar s . &TIM of *anima, Ake,ibreadoel of 31r. . , ind• • Rote Parssum hi the' Mlust prejudices against him. iDainermytian.9f tbat-artick- -4.41W/EI3,SAL. .TC.,k1N_A1.„94 1 .04% PIC: 1 1919; r.: 11 /: ~, —4.4-- -- - - ‘../..‘itY4 K. Ealinliar.F.sylanation dike Teinksp. _sad iii__Lill Arts 41 .44111 ES a ll . PILLS, a innili .:f4inntts tot' He added, than ‘inr, Am ilvsying contributed to the promote the_interests of the people who live under, their Aug *jams ; .einitaining 'Definitions' drawn tram original 'Writers- JLI curing, In its stages, cite elf KNERE A L DINC,_ N. . : Rl' ,t z po cil i ,' #0,14 v. 4 P.,4, on the contrary, la , tes, and the re-esta . blishrrient of thesocial power pf tly:OBORGE:OSABB, , A.Ol. 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