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' , frei ; i I; 77- • 1 t` ~ a' ‘t . 1482.) ------:-.....m0i---- py ACTED THESE: TWENTY YEARS. PRESENT AL, DEURY - LA NE. 181)7, o s ?RESENT EVENING. () a• 6 . Tare Ms jestiee SmvPamERCY. ve s will revi t h e Tragedy of N ip, Elliston ; Earl Douglas, Mr. H. Skidoos ; Fort l tr F. ,,.., Uric, r. Holland; Sir Htlben. Mr. ' 0011, Mrs. Whitlock (twi:ig her foot a ppearauce); ii , ; .,, voi ce. ow *hick, tho Muslesi Entertainment of THE POOR SOLDIER. 6 ,k. b : , . Yount Lady (her fourth ap pearance on any - Hr. Cooke ; Dermot, Mr. Dignion ; Darby, fiu-ir pa. -tgatiAle, Mr. Wewiteer. Nor ah, Mrs. Mesa , eim ; A p i, toe, Mrs . Sland. ' fpuirulsr, the Soldrt's D a ughter ; to which will lee .1 . erg .___rtes. ____ THIRD TIE THIS SEASON. TaftTßi-ROYAML. COVENT-G ARDEN. astoalow EVENING, °Bober 7, 1807, shapeare'. Historical Play of LINECIMBE, KING OF BRI FAIN. won*: Cpab.liee. Mr. Creswell ; Polydnre, Mr. C. Kew. Levens Pohuneus, Mr. Moatsle. Roman.: lachlmn. I,w; (Wen, Mil St. Leper; loosen by Miss Horto n r. ref Ner tbira apprance in that ch aracter) ; Wien, ea Mi 4 . IsJdfT o Witch will be added, the titmice% FMCS of TIIE PADLOCK. Th,alier, Mr. Bellamy; Leander, Mr. Taylor; Monts, Ir Warned. Leonora. Mill Belton Ursula, Mrs. Eletwin- P o t. Thursday, llaebrtb: Macbeth, Mr. Ramble; Lade Mrs. sumer++. To which will be added. the Musical onelienteut of ti n ntotdlindge. yr. R. Jonas' from the Theater:An/al,his ain Dubbin, •n is B y r d at this Theatre, and will make ppearance pd.! next, in the Conicity of The Road to Ruin : Goblfinch Jones. To whisks will be :sided, a Musket Fires, std, ilftse To. P'sderick by Mr. Jones LICENEE RF.QHIKED FOR LOTTERY AGEN soli THOSE 'THAT ARE AGENTS AT PRESENT, ' so`f AtIENTS TO ONE OR MORE OFFICES. %U. ?moos willing to aa as Lottery Agcnts, m3i be wsopheil with Tickets and Shares on the roost piersgeost Tame, for wade Mosey, abora.dated Raba, or OactO,de,s ; be all Ticketa ot Shards unsold at the tannewerwet of the on nue be retumedoillid the 'wow of tilt me paid on Demand, by J. W MINF 11. at Itt Vat< Ltutri.Offser, No 16, Curnhill, near the loyal Ea 'Jagnet. ir ...Chiba, Societies, dtc. will caret with liberal Eseow. ageneet. _ _ ALL FORMER LOTTERIES ECLIPSED GRAND PRIZE OF FORTY AP PRIZ E OUNDS NM' TWO SLANKS TO AND DoURLS CHANCES FOR THE SAME MONEY LOTTERY, on a • NAN PLAN, begins Dtawiai October $O, 1507. ' SCHEME. • •• . I 1 ....Wm .1 .... 1. 40 20 . 000 .. lA., i I I ............... ..• 10411. •••.......1.• •..••..: l,llO ..... 41 • • $ le ea. URI a ... SO ........ 2,5:10 ;0 1 ....... LS •••••••• 115,000 Nam of Takata la 11,0tA t h e l S u pplementary k• . 20 lid' .... 1214000 LOOM, wo:th• • • • 3 --- AM Tete% L. 257,000 O ••••.-.., K FIXED I CA/ITAL. .-------••• to proof of the lA.. of a Soppleraentatv Twiny J. WARNER, engages to pay Twenty Pounds for every Sup paentAry Ticket, sod in re p o/ nen far every Shale par etic! At his or any g.ther Licensed State Lottery Office, or Set Agents, if brought foe sal.• ea Of before the Ike of Pored:et, 1907, being three days before the Drawing gf the luppienwentaty Lottery i after that time the holders of every KV Ticket re Share, not tee:Minn money, will b w h i ch beg t o entitled to flue chance in the Supplementary Lottery, dr.wing the 19th of November, and contains the following loses r 1 !Tie of L 20,000 .•..is . • ..L 23,000 1 i 5 500 ............ 1, 500 5 ... 1, 000 .......... 2,000 40 f.O (1,504 *t- .--.... 0wn...n0 1.1.5,0 r 0 1,531 Prises. .. m... 1....... • TICKETS sad SHARKS ara es !tale at J. WARNEK's lictused Lottery (Ace, too. W. Cortstnll, (acing the Koyal- F.aeliange. +0... . , . PRESENT PRICE. Ticket L. 20 19 0 Ralf LIOI4 0 Eighth .......... L 1 Quarter 5 0I Sixteenth 1 0 To be drawn in Teti Dap, in regular Thawing,' of Two Thailand each. Country Banks sending Orders through their Rankers in London, may receive the same Allowance as Country Agents; Clubs, Societies, Merchant: end lia•ikers' Cirrks, &e. will Wilt with liberal Encourage:nem and all Orders !Pon% the Collet% cliatiOSO4 burnout, will be treated the same as if rarest. M F. To get a Share of the Forty Thousand Pounds Prise, in the rcioo.ot State Lottery, which begins Drawilig 20th oHober, • QIIt JAMES BIIANSCOMB and CO. 11, HM- O bona, 17, Corons ll , and SS , Haymarket, beg lease to observe, Om mama Mate Lottery Scheme exceeds every Semite that has gone before it, by lacing able to boast of a Footy Thouiad Pounds Pse, wit only Twenty Thoueand teken; and consideiably ri nos Ma o Two Blanks to • Prize, as via fuitunate Holder of each or the six thousand slumbers drawn in the fist or principal Lottery, !tad canted to a t teen Ticket in the Supplem a entary ow., either which of Ticket or Share, eo the 1201.10. nulying at the ahove Offices, mar, if he chimes, ow al before the (6th November, 1207, sell teethe lull amount, as if drawl. a 20. prate ; but, if not *old, the Holders of such number', after that time, will be e ... to esery bene fi eial chance belonging to the gumbo or num they 1N.4.111 ift toe Supplementary Lottery, which ts only of the Six Thousand al.-laical Nuntheo.. domen 55 to-iore wsenttemed, be the number or noniben held by each A :venturer, either a whale Ticket or a Share, without any expense of trouble of changing the number rot pur charm% m the principal Lottery Schemes G for both Lotteries, and Prate paid on de mand. s t meets and Shares are now gallium by S.r J AMU; IR ANS• CI and CO. ',proctors of the !.cocky LottrY OIRC", No. 11, Holborn, 37, Gambill, and 31, Ha, loorloot. Pletradilly $ by way *hut, ui the la.' St a te Letter,. the 10110+ 1 '44 C 4 01114, sold In Forte-ton Sharea, namely No 114709., a Pose of 10,0001 ; likewise, No. 10,167, a . Lite of 5,0061 ; arid No. 4,671, a Prise of arol. ; and where the fins3.).oool "rite ever field $ like* we , Nov 12,1 10 . the Ng 25.0 Vol.-, and the silly Priam ever eutided to 20.0301 No. 0.305, as first•drewn the 'Second day, in the last Teal's Lot ticy, era into Shares ; and. in the two last 'Caws' 1,41 .me5, errands of 270,00111. to Capital Pioss were a everal lso di. aided at the above Dices into 410 Shares, emissive of s 5,41 . eA. &c. sic. r... Etc r .—.,—....--- _ _ VICTUALLING -OFFICE, PICT 1407. THECOMMISSIONERS foalling His ii.iist ! ', Nairn do keret, Rice Kotice, r Vi nlliiot 03 WED. NESDAY, i' e 14th instant, dm will k reale Pe rereite readers in renting (sealed hp), an t treat for TWO HUNDRED It INS. 4 GENUINE OATMEAL. and for ONE IDDIDRED TONS of BLACK SMYRNA, ALEXIA. or DENIA RAISINS. The Itaisi.s to be onsweraile to temples Is be pis. dated with the Tenders, out to be defivered one half thereof d in th • fortnight, and the o'ke• ha l f to a /ivrtaight alte,u4Tas; 0. Oatmeal to I. dclirerel one half in a month, and the renclindrr io a month I.fterieuris, inf.. llis Msjesty's Victualling Stoles at Dept ford. The Conditions of the Controls tnoy be teen at the SecretirVe Office. N.. regard will be had to an ai y tr or that shall ader in whic whet h he Price iscred sha to ll no I, ikkki is word. at lets dol the Board before One o'Cloels on the ea Wednesday, the 140.1 instant ; nor nukes Ilse Person sto on , kes the Tooke, 0 , sate Person on his behalf, attends, to meow neon coned fie. ____--------------- ------------- BANK OF ENGLAND, SETT. re. 1607. THE COURT !f DIKRCTORS AN If K the' LN GO. VERNOR and COMPANY if the B 4 G. LAND, sire Kaire, That Proposals in writ in g , sealed up, will be matiesd by the Secretary, on or 'scfove WEDNESDAY, thelth Oct Ba ober sk „eat, from such remora as May be willing to supply tbs with 1100 dosen pounds of CANDLEb, to he delivered in the months of October and November next, Samples of the Casdles may be seat at the Stsestategmes Office, every day (Holidays excepted), b e tween ten and t h ey. OVIOCk Persons willing to contract for the same, or their /bespetted must attend at the Rank, on V alnesday, the 7th October next, et 11elfTare One &Clock precisely, otherwise no regard - I will ~I 1 paid to their Tenders. Security will be requited tor the due performance of the said Comtism. ROBERT BEST, Swans ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE OFasean,FlCE, Saire 1807. PERSONS whose Annual Preto art fall use ea the 29th Jr , are hereby informed, that Receipts ore new ready to be delivered at be ..leaspards *ea, war As ROYAL EXCHANGE the in PALL-MAL, as veil es by they rapediim Agaves in the snore! Cenerier- as Yanks attired are rarestral totpply tor Oa Res4al of their Fe licia, OR Or before the 14th # theo ant, at Oa nowt Fifties o ' o slimed f6l' ressend, korai Dote eft sorb policy, teal ihoi SAMUF.L FENNII4O, Jan Sect glory. •.• Aitemlanee Is given daily, at the sail Oakes, for the Assurance of Buildings, Goeds. 1.1.-mbandise, end Snips, in Harbour, in Dock, or while building, Bum Lees or Damage by Fire and 81.0 for the Assurance eV, and granting A. nuitms on, Urn. N. /1 rim 'Miens will he issued, free osf reponse, to the Aseramelf, miaels the Answel Premium somata to 6s. so TO soogiaLtrws, Ste. A YOUNG MAN, wbo has had same cirri- MM in the BOOLSELLING end STATIONERY susiotssr.s. in aftimu , of obtaining a Situation in the same line; has no ribizetion to make himself generally useful to the utmost of hit ability, and can give the moot ',womble references ae to ehamelet, te. Address (post paid, if be Letter) to R. so Wt. Coy. thorn's, Bnokseller, No. 3, Cetlteskattvbeet, Shaw. N.B. Shodliel have no oidoolon to the Cowmen. _ . .-----------•------- DEER-PARE, IN THE VALE 01 HONITO N, DEVON TO be SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT. that truly esprit madam Mansion, called Deer-Park House, with eleasure-Grounds. Garden, and (lifter's com plete, surrounded by a ealualde &tato of abut two hundred Acres of excellent Laud, lying very compact. The House is • 'few-built riibstantial mansion, with a eon t AspeB, de lightfully situated on a gentle ascentmanding the oast beautiful part of the rich scenery of the vales of Honiton and Gittisharn, about two miles from the Market-town of Hannon, fourteen miles from Exeter, sad sine from Sidatooth, at a convenient distance from the Great Yresuern Road ; and coo tains. en the ground floor, an entrance-hall, fifteen feet by twelve, with an elegant stair-este, and a spacious dining-room and drawing-room. thirty feet by eighumn, and upwards of twelve and a half high. Da the second floor, a litoary, twenty feet by twelve, end three bed-rooms, with dressing . rooms. The mot wing of the house contains a kitchen, house-keeper's mns o, larder, back ki tchen and dairy, and four laden* rooms ever ; and the west wing, a small parlour, butler's pantry. tar. vents* hall, wash-Touts. and three lodging roos; ms 'w elembiet - walled garden, which. we ll stocked with foriumee the houses, for three carnage', ate stalled stables, stamen sad saddle -house , cow-houses. ilitaaal. 1114 other stame n Aces, are We tuated at a c onvenient giatanee from the bowie. The laww, plantations, and other closes occupied with the rearteien-beeta. end which liP in tit, front 1:1111 alimst eentahl owe thirty five serfs of excellent trimly and, at the feat etch. laws, runs the river s Ole, a remarkably fine trout stream, *Meg greedy re the bet. ty end value of the situation. The pe r of the estate, on which there I erected a new-huilt convenient farm house, at • proper distant , from the mansion.house, with every necessary office and out-house., is let to a good tenant for a short term of 'ears, at an early rent. 'fee ilstate is Freehold of Inhartanceen . an erected within eiwad the Land-lhot iv redeemed. Allthe Buildings have be years last past, are in perfect repair, and forma truly desirable and hem atite% residence foe a genres% family. for viewing the premises, apply as the Manaien-housei slog for further perti. colors, to MOMS. Townsend and Nene, freliatern Resease, Devon. the The Purchaser ma y be accommodated with pwwwwitts of Mane so, and LAM* ocespied with it, at Christens& neat, and with the Turokure at a lair alltiltlaa• Part a the rw• chase-money say restain on mutter of the Estate. t °rtttob )-o re. TUESDAY, OC,'TOBEIt 6, 1807 FOR THE USE Of SCHOOLS This day ate n 1,46411.0, 01 owe rel. lifts°. prof bOillay a new Edition, bein g ; the twelfth, of HE BEAUTIES of HISTORY ; or. Po' ,:1:r e. Virtue and Vice, dr a w n foam real life deartcd far the Instruction aid Iltate , AMnyttent of Tooth. lay L. M. STRATCH, Vicar of Twyford, and Ouaelburv, Mampalike. taw, Printed for Cidel an d Davies, b Symnndli, C tratcherd'ann Let,erman, laclungtorr, Allen and Co. Loin man, flow, Kees, and !June, and „I. Mawiwan. Thesday Is published, bernicifelly printed en a pond letter in a sma ll pocket V a lente, a Naw Edition, being the Tar'etfdi, price Ss bound, a THE New POCK ET • DICTION ART of tlio FRENCH and -ENGLISH LANGUAGES. In two Parts. I. French sal English. I. 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Phillips; P and W Wranc;and Wilson and S,.ence, Yo.k. leree: Of olici.• may be had, another Section , in Name price 6s bound. ~ SUPERIOR MS. SERMONS. This day an pulieued, pries Sixty Shihmp, done up taps. rarely for the Pulpit, QIXTY. ORIGINAL MANUSCRIPT SE R. kJ MONS, adapted for EVERY supipAy ,n THE YEAR ; aid for the PRINCIPAL HOLIDAYS, end EX TRAORDINARY OCS motion ted frets • new Scnpt Type, taw on purpose, s tr ut/ I of Manuscript. Br • MGM rA Rl' or tive CHURCH el ENGL AND. Vine magma' Sermons are reepedfully submi the tted to Ciergi , a s su p erior modern com p o sitions, better adapted to their avowed object t han an y previous attempts of the same kind The Author has, blamed, preached treaty one of them, and ha can, therefore, speak to then suitable length and effect Ise cis aloe Wart of the sanction ',Mich they have teeeived from very distinguished ornaments of the Chu Ave-Mariarch. near St. Printed for Thomas Osten, ne, ill% and Peal, London ; and sold by all booksellers in Tea Country. N.B. Clergymen w ho may no t choose to purchase the en d., Sat, till they have examined a few, may be &cerium.). dated with a Seim, itad.Rerently selected, fir a one-pound nor', w hi c h may, if agre ea ble, be addressed to the publisher y Post. NATURAL PHILOSOPHY. This day is published. rite Se bound in blue, illustrated by numerous Enerasinr, A N EASY GRAMMAR. of NATURAL and EXPERIMENTAL PHILOSOPHY, ',tarn on the Plan of Golarimith's Gramma of Geography, and Robinson's Grammar of History, and desired m a Ptaflical Illetnentaty Book, to %Amplify t h e Study of philosophy in Schou: , Ity the Rev. DAVID BLAIR, Author of the Class look, of Exactas in Reading. &c. &c. In the Plan and Arrangement of this Work, the Author has followed die juitly.epomeeell Gem of dm Werke abrrre.tuen issued. s s fro oaths BelikedroletrOefmit. The Elementary Principles if Brame! et 182 Pay have been Well e eie• Owned, eimil leave been riememill•Mtd bed Wail's , reed by gs. ointments, in the performance of 'aka very little svp .ratus will be requisite. ?tinted for Richard Phillips. &Wee-street, London % and to be had of all Booksellers. with the full allowaisee te Schools. Of Them may 'licitly be Midi re ton berealmente Volumes, demidecinee, LECTURES on NATURAL end EXPERI• MEN T A L PHILOSOPHY; by George Gregory, D D ales in for Si an elueidation and commentary me the succeeding veil, the use of Teachers and the Senior Sthelars. ____—.------- A GIRL. aged 14, has had, for the last seven preceding seam et her Lie, acrophuloes Warr , on bet anti% neck, side, and breasts, attended with treat discharge, pesitatelarly at the Finale of Span(. The disease baffled entry means unpainted, when she Mad SPILSBDRY'S PATEN f ARTISCORROTIO DROPS, asid at this time she h et ta ken five betties; the smaller salmis re all healed. anAger ones making fair advances to the same favinstahlc tansinstiun, which we are justified in concluding fiuni Ilet mended stare rd health, emission erinimg hoe the good health of the secretieg glands,wildlia Dawn. Toskresiil give further information on appliCatiOn ; and Me original 11111411 say be seen lit the De. prism, Ido. 15. Stiliwaqinare, Leados. Ur. Ilsibbsey is nit ascosiaame for any 1181'1W-wools " ay tho &nem rime "I bill isf dirratimes, heal% and wrapper ; the Uses atm) is 000 Is bleak iaaasul of Om Sa.fel. 'doable WSW 111. i and larger &deg. 4 11 rA i b- 4 : F'• 01 • '4 4;4" - f • 1. °A. 04, . •••4 „ __"• ?RICE StYPENCB. :1(;N tivriLLlCilthCE. F1O)I THE DUTCH !AURA. . N M. tor r all surr• ea. In consequence of the fatal surrender of Corm. hagen, the following remarks have appeare& in the Alwrircii , and The Argos, from which it will WSW in what light the affair is looked stop at Paris s-••• •• Copenhagen is in the beeds,of the English. It capitulated 21 days after the landing of the Englials in Zealand. Europe will hear with surprise, that this city fell into their hands bigge the trachea wen opened, and merely in contumacy of the *prow hensions of a bombardment. "It is true that die dist tads of it were terrific . that a part of the city was is ashes, and a numbly of women and children killed, and that this iedvoad the Danish General to sign the capitulation annexed. B .tkerl thing ifiliAl_na gran" to %MP" , that U. Nino of Denmark will_ net ratify the capitulation. The Crown Prince has expressed the strongest tome of disapprobation, in consequence of a General's going beyond the authority be was invested with. He has already refitted to seceim the Englidi Ambassador, Jackson, who 'hewed himself before Keil ; be has declared that be will remain at wee with England, and that he will recover, by form of arms, what he has lost through surprise and treachery. •• In the seventh article, it is remarked, that the English speak of th e harmony betwees both Slam t and can they go so far se to leper's' that the Deem retain any affection for them l In reality Witham rano, without pretext, without a declaratioe of war. none them no other damage than burping. their ships and houses, and disseminating death la 4 tenor in the bosom of peaceful families. • " If. attar such condsa as this. the Limmsdn as lenge an a/opal war against Laglasals t canna of bared cal vengeance doe* a Wry. every individual between old age and illkon7- 411011 the Admiral to the cabin -boy —than is an awl M glig • Danish nation. They will absolutely imam i atia,, , if the insult they have received shotald M .Beni •Imasage pion • arms savant to chassaseiss sles =tem itisimia cos pats with impunity, teopriva w Danmark has p e e to !mom she has always awn tne wren& she had upon the Coatis/at. She has slew, leell a favourable ear to the peamises and protellintiolo of the npriskt Cabinet of London. Certainly. if. dew Danish army had been in Zealand, is lies elf being on the Continent, at the moment the Ear rah 'hewed themselves, they would not have sae with the success they have had. Bat. on the whole, the English Ministry have no great rea -1 son for self-gratulation. The principal resek of 1 their expedition will turn out to the prejudice 41 1, England; history will exhibit it as an absurd washy. 1 For what was its objeti ? It was, say they, to pre.. \vent the French Irons ge tting possession of the Ds. 1 ni.h fleet. But could they have effefled that, while the fleet was shut up in a port in a distant hired? And had they effeaed this objelt. could they have fitted out this fleet, and brought it into a French ports Would the English wish to increase their fleet with 15 or 20 block-ships, or the timber. etc. i in the Arsenal of Copenhagen ? But it was not ships that the English were in want oft Did they think to make themselves masters of the Sound. and to remain in possession of it as they do of Gibraltar P No s by the capitulation, the English General has engaged to evacuate Zealand, and not to attsmit Innen. ~ Did they apprehend that France wished to in crease its military strength by the addition of that of Denmark t The means of preventing this wets no t those adopted by the English.• Had the Danes bees influenced by the menaces of England, might not the French have made themselves masters of three parts of Denmark? Bat the Danes, as might have been espefted from the noble charefter of she Crown Prince. and the courage of the nation, have resented the insulting offers made them. Goaded by the cruelty they have experienced, they have been compelled to fly into the arms of France, and make common cause with her. Thus, whatever turn things might have taken, England was sure to create new enemies; nor could their ministry ever have adopted suck a measure. but from the advice of it. notes politicians or secret enemies; but it is a con• soling consideration for mankind, that an unjust at tack is never successful. , , V ~~ i t irr inforntatien on be seat In the Dss• tac k is never taccitu f a i. minion seed, am- ."rh. English Cabinet could not devise any "..1"1"1? oc ," % c h ik : thing awe prejudicial to itself; for nothing is .o le l hat; B°l eakelated to disgast all Europe as this shameful II IL b.-a" a. ad of perfidy. Do they think that by means of a • ----:---------___ MINIMAL TEETH. J. Published by Dubin and Co., Soh square, the Form* Edition. Syn. with Mira, i n boards, price 2s. %I DISSERTAnpp4OrNaa cAtIK;LIAFNICTIAL TEETH. ; L Surgeon Dentist, N 0 .2, Frithotreet, Soho. Inventor of that admirable COOlpoSitifin for the formation of Artificial Teeth and Gums. Thia Treatise ev i n ces the dangerous consequences arising from the U.S of Teeth extracted from dead bodies, or made of V animal substance, subject to decay or dissolution, as well as the cede attendant on the transplanting of Human Teeth; with o..servations and Cams corroborating the Opiniuns of William Watson, John Hunter, and other eminent Surgeon', who have demorrtratsd the (request inoculation of diseases by those 'nodes of practice. To Ithich is subjoined, Advice to Mothers and Nurses, on the Prevention and Cure ef them Dil(3.e9 which attend the fi rst Dentition. Also, Remarks on the gnat Superiority of Mr. DE cHemAtirl loecu• ruptiltle MINERAL PASTE for ARTIFICIAL TEETH. with or without Gums, which have not only boats honoured wi th the approbation of the Aearbacay of Seiesem, at Pa , * but also by the public sanction of the mat eminent Medical Cho. meters in London, and the concurrent impeiiimee of more than twelve thousand preteens of rank and gear ectability,during this lad sixteen years. This discovery has bees honoured with '5 Lettett Patent, both is England and France. I- • Mr. Do hemin' conceives it his dut to caution that N.B liberal Public to whom he stan ds so highl y y ind ebted, against those persons who advertise themselves Milli/AS and Makers erf Teeth, under the denomination of Miseial Paste, Mast O the composition of which they can n o t possibly hays tbe O knowledge of, this art requiring Mng and exteasMs caliche" d or% the most scientific theory • 10 "Rae -------------"--- - -- . . 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