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.. a,... , • . • • '1 -. . ;~.a L; • • t - .. v• .T;, . No. 1119. BREACH OF PAROLE OF HONOUR. TRANSPORT-OFFICE, IV ES T.V INSTEP, September 15, 1809. WHEREAS the DANISH PRISONERS of WAR, named mot described at the root hereof, Avus absconded from Reading and other Wares. in Violation of their Parole of Honour: The Commilsioners for cox- du , ling Rig !Majesty's Transport Service, 3, - c. do hereby cf-r a 11E0'4 RD of nru GUINEA'S for the Recap ture of either of the sail Pritottert, to any Person or Per sons who shall apprehend Meru, or either of them, and daoer ties at this 910, or otherwise cause them to be securely lodged is any of Me PON( Gaols. JOHN KNUDPDEN, Mate of a Merchant-vessel. 22 years of age, five 'bet Hine inches high, stout made. I.olg vi sage, far coniptexion, light hair, grey eyes. braised on the nose:tad face, no from a recent fall er fight. ACID BS JORGENSPN. Mate of a Merehant.ressel. 96 years old, live feet sev-tt inches high, *UAW made, oval visage, (Air rotoplealuo, light brown bair, grey eyes, slight sear on S'w left cheek. , CHRIR. OLSEN, Mate of a Merchant-vessel, 42 years old, five fret tow. Inches high. udddle sized, round eisage, , p a i r emopic l too, light broils hair:trey eyes, stfgbity pock marked. RAS. SANDE, Mate of a Merchant resod, 10 years old, dye fee. :eves Itches MO, stout made, oval visage, dark compleziou, dark brown, hair, hazel eyes, slightly pock. I 'lurked. LOSUN TOMNES. Mater of a Merchant-vessel, ?I years tali, ilvefiet seven inches high, stout made, round ralreomplexias, light hair, light bine eyes. SANS CHRISTIAN, Master, 46 "tan old, Ike feet nine lathes high, stoat made, oval visage, fair complexion, light hoot; hair, bite eyes, two worts on the left cheek. OULD. SVENDSEN, Master, 48 year old, fire feet tight inches high. niid.tle sired, oval visai;e, fair complexion, light brown hair, blue eye!. jti&GF,N Mance, Y 7 rear. old, five feet Sic )nrhes high, stout made, round vir..age, fair cenitilevioa, u g tii hal-, blue eves. LORI N FL LORENTZEN, Mate, U veal . * old, bye feet mrcn inches high. stout made, round visage, fair complexion, dark brut n hair, blue eyes. 11. 11. TOTHAIIER, plate, 21 ears old, five feet five Wefts high, stout made. ronad visage, fair complexion, i red hair, blue r. es, marked alto the small-pox. S. L. KI ERRIT LEE', Master, 9.9 years old, five feet nine inches higb, stoat made, oval visage, tar complexion, light Prima haiii had: ryes. HANS THOMPSON, 'Master % 35 rears old, five feet seven inches high, stout made, oval visage, fair complexion, brown hair, brown eyes, masted with the small-pox. IL T. 13 A [U.\ I)S, Mosier, ZS- years old, sic feet one Iva high, stout made, oval visage, fair complexion, light brown Mir, burr ryes. i t 11. T. Shi 1 DT. Master, 33 years old, the feet eight inches high, stout made, oval visage, fair itemrlestast, light kora nem , grey eyes- SALVE PEDERSEN, Mate, 33 years aid, five feet five lichen Met, stunt made, roped visage, gal r brawn hair, Moe eyes. WAACM AN, Mate, 9.13 years old, five feet six Inches bigh t stoat mtar.e, long visage, fair complexioe, broao hair, blue eyes, a mole on the nose. ANDRIR% PEDF.RSI.N. Mate, 48 vexes old. five feet rem inched high, slender made, oval vkage, ruddy caw plexiou, light brows hai., blue eyes, marked a ith the small.' P°l - RIES OLSEN, Mate, 23 years old, fire feet seven inches high, slender aside , oval • , ruddy cosoplexlou, red hair, grey eyes. CHRIS. HEN DEACKF.3III, Mat., 32 years ad. five f•!et six inches high, stoat made, round visage, file comploa- - fair hair, blue eyes. ESON. Male, 29 years o'd, five fret Wes inches higth stout atade, lore visage, loir riimplcositto, brown aair, blue r-?es, warted trio) the .1011 AN F. W 11.1.00118, Master, 4J sears aid, Ave feet live wars high,strout made,ovd vi.izr, fair citroplr dark brows hair, blact.e‘es, 'narked u Ito the: nail-pox. ASAVEL!.. OLSEN % Attie, 39 rags old, five fret seven flehes nigh. Mina wade. oval "mice, pale catupteatar, 'Arnim hair, gre." e3es, a mule nu the upprr lip. - - A. G. I) IN. Matt, 33 years old. Ave frrt seven inches Isi4h,. moss toads, oval visa‘e, fresh cualpieuv.., brown hair, blue e) es. B. C. If(); R, Mate. 53 veils. old, Are. feet nine incites WO, stout IRA tr, !Quad iptelioa, dark btowu h dr. grey eyes, issarked with the wean-pax. L'ITRONIS'e,O lIY 1113 ROYAL HIOLINESS PKINIt 1. OF WALES. lie* Invention. —A l'heivirnermo its the Are, of extensive rablic Utility. IT. RIGG celebrated MAGNETIC RA. 11, • ZOH, TA I; LKl'.—The above, which bas bees deem ed by some of our first-rare Ilechiteirs no invaluable lin• provernew in the Art', will be &drained (uv those woo have professionally studied every evredieet for pror.dueing Use most :wine edge) to p.,:set, pawors far superior 11l any preeedem disetwer, for sisarpeon.g. Raters upon principles decisiveli unertirs. simple, egitieto, and uf lumiaree OUrCeSs, euetbiti ing the Propernes of _a none, (yr.'s - blew it 6 a rateable and superior subititute, alnays acting equally, requiring on oil, Sr any other emit, to give It effect t Ulm superseding the we of an elastic emit, to wltivii it is dhunftrirally opposite in principle, asst intlAiel" , 'superior. It is not liable to wain repair, eseu in the uto-a intemperate 'Climate, Is cleanly in it: Ilse, le:1s ing nos iil upon the Razor, :Oil }:reduces a meat acute angular elge. snail:sr to the effect of a h0p..., differing oily in Its being taw..h tiut rand wore :icutely regular, thereby al mating the petition a.f the Razor, during the operatiou of s`laviug, to be laid warty Cat, or parallel with the skin, t on sespeutly obviating the dau,cer of cutting the face, an accident v.:ry CO6IIIIIOU, Arisiwg from the inn: citrate edge produced by the geueral use of :tuella/Mc strop, witieh raster) it neebury 10 elevate the bark of the Razor uusafely. 1.. t • Tablet also pr icatitic eserves and continues the Razor's edge in the must acute add zsateof tiaish —in fact, by its rerillOr us-, it would be as impossible to produce a round e‘lge (or iu more familiar terms, 'a nit those nine are such accustomed t:s use an ehr,tic strops a blunt muse), as it ic.ntl.l he iwpnssiialr, b% the uppli sat ton of an etus'ic se lace, to obtain on acute lilt edge ; one tunnies itelcctiou of this invention nil Inc. se t I the most in tretiotuus heptild the postibility es f dautn, the cstraordi- Wiry destrabte effect tt pro:Ne on Itaz !I.; dud al thuu4h ir acts in a woe t decisive w.iy upon its ed,te. tar max mite surface 111.11 es son beware in t h e least dimioisited ; there fore the iltsuArs edtdc oiler:saw of iprraditt.l . on a i.civ Coal pusitiou is :triode : anti undeviating mode of T iblet, assures its 'ost otevessful applicatiou, ao.l it 'will be sound pants Marty ossir.t.de to those nno have jot conve"teut :IXIM t.nittp , •' it i• erimatodio::ly portable, it, surf re is a dense keel, and its external up,l...sionce peril. ralartv unique. bold by 1.. T. Itigge,lbe Inventor mil Ma.:wartarer, at %is a.i t ehuuses. No. Ca, Cheapitif, and to. v 2, Park-street. . r.,,venoritimire; aid by regolArly “ppoiatea a4euts la every eirrundisau in the Unite( iegdam. proira the Public f:-siot decepti emit TA -,Jet loc I..Td N jib the Pirttprie toll hi .ensue, in'on Tau ar anl mutinied in red tult.--.V.ice .A` • 1 . • 777:"Wrir1WIF"' 7-1:41411177."'. 4 .‘k 7 117 , , a ,....„. ~.' T"77 1.7 717,7 1 . 144,11,....-r".,-.. %li r ' • ..- • • "•"" - "'''. ----e-, '. ~ . ..:-.3.0, , r0z....: - 7. , . •••>•-•:,.. ' . . E s: 1' , .! , .. l v ..p, :ii ..; - %.• _ d ' • ; :4 - . ..: ?.. '.' . • 0 ' . i ~, ' ; ' • •'. - I, ' ' ' C. - I 4 - r - - , .... i i.: ~ .... t ‘: : . : • 4.- .-. , . .. ...- ..0 . t.i. - APlitti:•. - •. • -.." e C 5 C i I) ie LZIn s.l ) , TI G 11111111==i; ------- WEDNESDAY, SEPTIMBER 27, 1809. BLAODON'S WEEKLY PoLiTioAt. ittrasraß. CON WEDNESDAY, the 4th of Ocgober, 1809, will appear (reastifally printed is Octavo, price One Ihilline. to he coatingied every Wednesday afterneow), the First Notaber of sIfEW WEEKLY PA Pea t. tinder the above Appellate. It will lee printed exactly like Cobbett's !teener. The limits oft Adveitiseatetet being insdequste to ani se, mole than an outline of the Plan on which this Paper will he conducted, the Public are requested to beerve, that it is brought forward as a means of exposing those abhorrent revolutionary principles which are at once the disgrace of a free press. and of those who tolerate lit pervenion. Not merely the misrepregmtaliens of Cobbea. but the more inn dines attempts of all those writers who aim at the suhvendon of the Com,titutioa, and nho have Wag laboured to annibi late those glorious institutions under whirls we enjoy security far our persons and protection for our property, will be re. bell up to general indignation. This Register is, - therefore, offered. as a receptacle far the effusions of all Is dependent Writers. Let it be considered as a Forum, for giving pohlicltv to the Patriotic/owl Constitutional Sentiment ' of the Cason, the Caine, the Chem, and all 'hose Con script Fathers of the NM-trent/I Centurs ; who 'till, we nod hope , hum with ardour to espouse their Cagentry'sranse. a religal e VlKll Of 113 Lecrsgm mainline as twee lopradverens Weida Tufts a( lelletan !-- I t particularly recom mended In the esalrottsge of 'slembera of all the learned and liberal Professions, the rennerons independent Cooltry Oen demeo, the apulent Laval:solders, and. sib mean, the Clergy (a hose uscred calling is the emit:tilt point of assanit. an I themselves the perpetual theme of ridicule). and it is hoped they will come forward to support a publication, its which insolty shall ever he opposed to disaffection, truili to false- Ittiod, justice to calumny, and liberality to malice; a publi cation, In which every effort shall be made to refute Sedition in all its detestable mutations. It is intended to preserve. in this Register, all State Dnco ments; but a highly important fotture of it will be a prompt and spirited Review of all Political Pamphlets, as soon as they may appear. The History of 11):- Political Life and Writing' of IV il thin Cohbett, a ill be commenced in the first Number, and continued every week, till concluded. Orders for this Paper may be given to any of the Dealers in Newspiipers, the Post-Masters, or Clerks of the Roads; hat all Communication , " intended for the Press should he ad dre'sed to the Editor (post paid), at the Royal Cocspit, Westminster. ATLAS FIRE AND LOP, ASSURANCE COKPANY or LONDON. PERSONS who bate assitreti at this Oiled are requested to take notice, that Policies expiring ;it NI i charisma. dey nest. should De renewed at that period, ur within fifteen days the , enfter. Persons det.irots. or increasing the amount of their As-n mares in enrisequence of the itur •ase.l price of beildi n informed, g ma terials, arc nformed, that no additio. I expeuce of Policies Incurred at this Offit e. The following arrant( the advantages derived from ef fecting Assnmoces at this Dice. viz. That Rent is paid in Case of Fite, without any additional Pretniatn. That Farming Stock is attired. without an average Clause, at W. per Cent, per Ailuain. That Damage by Lightning Is Wilde ;OM. Thst Me rc handise in the We s t India Docks is assured at 2s. per Crut, per Annum; owl "I hat Policies are honed, and Endoraeureob and Surveys made, fire of Rsponce to the uriared. Printed Proposal may he bad. tin application at the 0111 e IA London. ur t tbe respective Agents in lAinhurgh, go w. Dablin, Carl', nod other Cities and. Towns Iu the United Kingdom. By Order of the Board, )I}.NR Y OESBOROUGIT, Jan. Sec. t. 11109. Clirap*ide, London, NM Sept. No. t, conmniu.. out 9. (MAKING-CROSS. 81411 begs leave to i•rzu+ o d the Public, that . the snit LOTTERY hulas and finishes Draw ing the tsth NEXT MON ill; Aud it is the onLY Lneesny th. , t will be drawn ruts Ycan.—The Scheme i. perfectly novel. highly approved, and the more It ii known the more it taadmired ; —it contains 4 Priates..o.. AC9U.41110 4 Prizes .. of.. .C.1.00J 4. .5,0W 18 I,OJO 'rite whole of which will be decided in One DAY t there fore • speeds pnrchase h neccs..sry, whilst Tick•"ts and Shares ma be bad is great variety at the ab lye old esta blished Daces. PERSONS in she COUNTRY M*y he‘uPPiteds the slow as if prevent, b sending their nrdera (puss ,br ensilage pant), nremnpansed with gun I dills f'ttb4, Bank No , es, or * Past-Odice Orders, to either of maws Or e- in London, •Nd. 4, CQRN II ILL, or 9, CM DPG-CROSS. 1 • 11110.0001.• PRIZE MONEY. TO Si HILO at No. SS, COENHILL. LONDON nod St. MARGARET'S Hitt., BOROITOH. HORNSBY Ind CO. Slate Lottery Office Keepers. and 46)dt-broker,. advise their Friends not to delay their purchases of Tickets and Shure-. as no chances tan be obtained after toe 19th . of October, the Drawing be ginning 141 Vie 40th of October, and hoishing an the same Day. This aew Regulation meets with unkersid Approba t Ma. All Orders executed with the same punctuality, and at the moue Price as if present. la IE4 and IsoB Capital Prizes shared by Hornsby and Co. 18.514 10,294 20,000 I K. 716 19411 "0,0J0 i 19;770 V..i79 l lO4OO I 17.127 ISS • • • • • • 1J.004 I 4 .-136 Several of .€1,00.1. £504. £lOO, £5O, &e. Resides ONE MILLION oTr.au NO in former tamer's—. This day was published, • In B.n . Price 100. 611. Ti" pumthAcopcm or the ROYAL COLLEGE of PHYSICIANS of LONDON, 1809. Translated into English, with Notes, &v. . . By RICHARD PO WELL, Fellow of the College, Physician to St. Bartholotnett's and the Mapfalin Printed for LONGMAN, HVRST, REES, and ORME, Paternoster-row. Of whom may be bnd, on Pasteboard, TWT) TABLES, exhibiting at one View, the Relations of the last nod present PRA IMACONTIA, p-lee 33. 64 , This Day were published, In ()own. price Bs. boards, rrilr. OPINIONS of DIFFERENT At:- ted THORS upon the PUNISHMENT o f DEATH. Se lec • -• ALL I\ ONE LIAY ! The oily Lottery to tr• Draws, this Tear. RICII ARDSON, GOODLUCK, and Cu. lab Cornhill, and Cbariag-Cross, respectfully Rcairliot the 'SW, that the whole of the New State Lottery will be drawn In one Day. 2,lth of October nest. This Lottery has only 500 d Nuoviers (from No. 1 to fi00) inclusive) ttour Tickets of a Number, so that Cie Pur. t baser of a Single Tirket a ill lesion Prize of 21.40041. fly inn Tickets of the same Number, A Prise of . ...... £4.).0 1 0 Ilv Three Tickets of the same Number, A Prize of . . . . . • . .660,030 By Four Tickets of the same Number, A Prize of . . .... £o4,1,000• And all other Prizes in the same Peoportion. CAPITAL PRIZES. 4 of £20,000. 4of £30301 of £lOO9 4of 2000 12 of be, &e. e. &c. And not three Blanks to m N t-X %lON :A. QWIFI' and CO. Joint C.,utrartnrs nit!, G. k-7 vernment far the present ST NT!' (.OTTER Y, respert. fully Inform the Public that Ticket. nut Siares are on !talc, in creel variety, at their No. 11, Poultry ; Nu. I'2, Charing-crow; nod 31, Aldeate Hien-stir t. The Rehme of this Lotter% 1. r revs-. mid h•ri hither t received the noise maw approssatinu g there a:e only 5,iX)O Numbers in the Lotteic, and tne whole will be ORA \VN IN ONE DAY, the 20th of Next Month, when the following Capital Prizes must be distributed among the fortunate Purchasers, cis. 4 of ..... 4 .... £s,t.:Jil . of .... £l,OOO 4 .... of . 2,010 .of . 30.0 Besides the inferior Prises of $1, 1 %). £5O, dm- as astral. This Lottery also presents the opportunity never before of- Pred to the Pithlie, of gaining the immense Sims of XdO.frJO, £60,0)), or XMAS. be **purchase aft Ase Number cooly. TO TUE NERVOUS, 1/IRILITA rcu, &r. T has 'ever been considered laudable in those IL who hare been I heaseano of alleviaiing the sufferings of others. Medical Men, who dedicate their time to the treat ment of a few prevalent I)isewes, snaking them objects of particndir investigation, and having had a 'series of sneeess remit tnererrnm. it is preseated such endeavours not only re fleet median t iieusselires, but the reputation they acquire sanc tions the mode of practice. Among site variety of Diseases to which the human frame is incident, aane are more distressing. or claim a more scrim's attention, tuna the following, viz. a CERTA PI Eltsnanta, frequently contracted in a !onetent Of lotoxication, and which calls for our speedy endeavour to subdue, for it not mitre mimed v has happened that a simple Gooorrhsra, through neg lect of the Patient, or treatment of the totskilful Prdelltiooer, has been succeeded by Stricteres. or tthstructillflB in the (Ire- thca, which have proved to the sutTe:er a lasting some,• of future misery. The vomits claws of Debility, whether occasioned by in- ' temperance, lot% residence inn warts climate, or a sccria in sidious liaises of youth, are also seltieets of serious cousidera final. So enervating is the frrqeent iudulgence in this sn lairy Tice. that a train of Nervsnu Diseases i.a Induced, by which the 'Mad becomes weakened, as well :Li the body emaciated, while impotence in the one sex, and Sterility in the other, are the consequences which follow. Pitiable are the bituatioos of those who, through such de structive habits, have induced that distressing state of Debi lity ; and, briog ashamed to seek relief, brutal over their lu ticinities iu 'acme.- To those I.amering ender say of the above Consolainn, it may be a coosolation to know, the removal of such, by the gradual restoration •t health, is the result of Mr. GOSS's experience. who. in rerea Venereal Cases, where an early appiication is. made on discovery of the Infection, gmerally completes a perfect cure is two days. After having been re gularly- etto died ass Member of the Royal College (cern& 'tales of which, from different Kospita6; ho has to convince ei cry inquirer), he wade the cure of such the object of bib primates' sway. and is enabled to perform the same, without suojecttag the Patient to the least restraint in Diet, or Exer cise ; and flatters himself the reputation has acquired in the course of twelve years practice, is a prnuT of his superior of meat:nein. The IlailbrlD success for ;0 I.ollg a period (du r lug w Web many have hi-centred, after se v ere and injurious meinotla hai Lava pursued without effect), ialuced Mr. G. to the. publicly offer bis advice. lie uses be coo.ulted daily, by persons of either Sex, with striti secrecy, 4cileaea, ant homier. Applications by letter cannot be alien led to, unless a Book-note is enclosed. I'. tibi!., sargcoa, 13i Boarerie-Arert, Fleet-street. By B NAIL MONTAGU, E. Of Lir/coin' , Ino. Printei for L7T43UAN. Hl. R 3 r, REES, an 3 01Mr, Pairrnmot This ilia y wits pistitiord. Third Edition. to once IV. boards, ASYSTEM tor DIS• 4 ECTIO : Expleittiog the ANATOMY of the DUMAN' ; "IA the my:tamer of dkpla iv the Pitts, the di4tiagoin , ite the NATURAL fro* the DISEASED APPEARANCES, Jo/ pointing nut to the Aturielt the Okieets tn.:9i worthy hi: attention, during a Cours of Diesertioth. B CHARI.T:%I P, ;Med for LINOMAR, MUR9 F, ar.r.s, and ORME,' Potert:•Yargiorn W.. • Of w howl ogle be bad; by the same Author, I. A AYSTI..M of OPERATIVE SURGERY, funded o.i the RAMS of ANA I'OAI trrovoluioes, royal tlya pr re IL 14%. !. TIIE ANATOMY OF ME BRAIN, in royal Ito. 21. 211. hoards. S. A SERIES of ENGRAVINGS of the NERVES, p• ice It. Is. 4. RN :RAVINGS ttw ARTERIES. It. 14. board,. 5. ANATOMY of EXPRESSION in PAINTING, Tll7 ANATOMY of the BUM 4.. N BODY, in It vols. 'uyalBvo. price 31. Re. Thi4 day was published, a New Edition. price 4+. sewed, rlfillE B LAND VALUER'. ASST TAN ; 111 • beim., Tahitian an improved Kul, for calculating the Va!se of Estates. Be ft. IlUI)SON. • The Compiler of the above Tables having often had oerailon to calmate the Value of Land, found that for mer publications of Ibis kind obliged the person using them to set down too many figures in order to dad the amount-- hence he was iodated to construct thew tables for his own use; and finding them upon trial particularly serviceable, he now otfe:s them to the Public. No foriner Publication of thb kind enthles the person using it to nod the amotint by fewer figures than as stated in those Tables. London: Prinked for and sold by C. Cradock aid W. Joy, No. 32, Paterneystcr-row. MR. LINLEY'S NOVEL. This day was published, la 4 vols. price LI Is. THE ADVENTUHE; of RALPH KEY- B RIDGE. cantai:ring Sketches of Moder.' Lbarleter:, Manners, and Education. BY WILLIAM LINLF.T, EsQ. • The ways of }leas's' a.-e dark nut intricate, Pukzled with mazes, awl perpleed nide errors, Our un.lcrstrintlip traces them is vain, Lest and bra ilderd in the search, Nor sees with haw much art Ore wiirlirgi ran Nor where the regulAr confusion ends. A•lisos. Printed fur RICHARD PHILLIPS. London; anti or be had of all Booksellers. GOUT. INDIGL:SrIos, 11.111EUMILM, FITS UR N VOUS UOM PLA INTR. Ike. OXLEY'S CONCENTILA'rED ESSENCE OF JAMAICA OINOBR , larekted aol prepared (folly) by:S A MUSIL her Ugiesty's Chemist, at ti. Haymarket, itaw/Awa• This videsble Prep-wit:ion is. pectic-uteri's recoasratided by Dr. Grew Pea to his Royal Hl mess the Mika of York),.as a most edire ciens and useful Medicine, for Goat, Rlsettasatism, Nei cons Complaints. Ike. The uilseri:ir excellence of this Preparation, and it+ nape ralleled etheaey its restoring tone to debilitated hinatachs, Is ten well knows to squire touch comment. it speedily re m-lives all those unpleasant Symptoms which are the effect of a weak Stomach and Bowels. via. Isabel-Akin, Opprefsion after Eating Flittnlcney, N. rvons cad-tich. awl Giddiness ; in Gouty habits it is . particalarly useful and rOiceciutts, by relieving aid shortes.ing the duratloLi of Fit; of the ficht. conduiug theist to the extremities, and niltigatiu t ; the plros- It immediately re:naves all Gnety, Rheumatic, eni Spiv modic Pains in the Stomacn and Bowels, end is pu.:ti, recotninerided to bet/Aro in Gbalybeitte, awl in the Sods Me phitic IVaters, to prevent ene St,unacii being chilled. in I.ansbago, &alike, or in Chronic Wien , sties, n herr the pain is oserally ts.ed to certain joints, atteou..l with great stiffness, Numbness, and effected opus' motion, came,. of the weenier, or at night weep in hed. this Pieparstiou 11111 be found to have a most admirable effect wises the pain a most violent, or even when a Pitrilysi4, or asp oltuti,t total los, of motion in the affected limb conies on, Ii gives iinue diate relief, by restoring activity, rigour, and a due e.m.11- ties to the Nervous Diergy lathe part atk`cted. . 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