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~„~,..._ 3941.) • VAUXHALL. Under the Patronage of His Royal Highness the P RINCE of , - %VALES. THIS EVENING, FRIDAY, J une 18, i Soz, will he A GALA, The Galans will be ILLUMINATED in - a style of the brlianc 411 (1 the CONCERT will con il y ; sist of a Sele&ion of ~Symp honies, Overtures, &C. from the Works of - AKOZART, HAY UN, PLiYEL, HA? 1a HOOK, &c. Principal Vocal Performers, Mr. DIGNUM, Mr. POTTS, 'Mr. GIBBON, Miss - DANIEL LS, Mrs. --- FRANKLIN, Mrs. , TYRELL, And MrsBLAND: r_ The Leader. Of the Band, Mr. BRO . OKE: '' Iveett. the A.ds, his - Royal Highness the-Dui:G.' of York's *band:will perform Martial Music; and after the Concert mill be given a Giand Display of • .• FIRE_ WORKS,. By Sign& lIENGLER. Admission 35.—Doors open at Seven,• and file Con6ert be -544S at - Eigi4 o'Clock. -- To prevent disappointments which so frequently oe.. Ccmpanies not being able 'to-'obtain Seats in Eveniir,?;, they are respeelfuliy informed, Boxes may be liken b y ate apolication at the Gardens between Ten in the c wing and Three in the Afternoon.- THIRTY GUINEAS REWARD. . • STOLEN a remarkable strong , brown Blood A o _HORSE, *ith Saddle and Bridle,. carrying his .head 44 p, has bee n n ick e d, and is fifteen hands high, wanting halt inch ; by a middle aged Man, in appearance.a Labourer, ' Whom th e Hersc was given to hold by a-Gentloman, on W ednesday everiL n^.the 116th of lune instant,- between the : 11 ,rs et eight ancrhine Weibel:, oh, the North or Hal born-row -r" 1 -incoln'q Inn Fields ; and neither the Horse or Man are sine -een 11ez; , -(tbf. ocverwiil glye such information to No. 5, 'Lincoln's 114 • ' - - - • the rila e e yr.,ans at , appren,ningsaid ocri or of recovering the Horse, shall =lye the Oh* e Ward. -e 17, tSoz. TO BE SOLD, A . B7IAUTIFOL CHESNU'r-BLOOD MARE, • „ yen years old, upwards of4teen.hands. high; got . by , ir Tsui,—daru. by Granby. -Wairaked sound, 'free from vux uletni . ja v i j l 9une ' at the Leaping Bar, Blackfriars-road. PriceThirty7 Guineas. • i p.GEORGEPENNY, or EDMONO PENNY, r - °ns of Edmond Penny; and wao about the year 1720, b een °T II that period to the yea: . .1730, art belleve:l, owle i t resident at or near Hampton, in Middlesex, be li v• P4l- ( , ) r any of their immediate D.:tscendants, and Will . ..send a Sk il ree of their- F.unilY to Messrs, Gregg and COI - field, h,tll, Londona they may hear of something to their ntage• lune, tSoa. No: 1, St. larnes's-Place, June 15, iSoz. COL. CAMPBELL continues to trans- SAL: r„ Niations relative to the PURCHASE, v e And EXCLI egoc ANGE_ COMNIISSIONS.; aid his rnerti.l acquaintance with Military Men, during a ser or twentv,hvewith the extensive Correspondence • estidislied,' gives him almost daily oppoiltutities'of • 'Re ex 2t4l ped Ange''nun ig etzy Negpciation that may be ,wanted, the most Ita t i e , it iout, manner, and liberal terms.. He has now a 1. " o'ssions in all Ranks, 'for Purchase,. Salt, and •: . ........_Lett:trs.(eosi-paid only) immediately answered. SCARCITY 07 MONEY: TH• rOposition of a Pecuniary Loan, even in. try iessltisarr t ntgeci times than' the present, becomes ex ab melt interesting, when it is made frora any. truly respeet • j i4a - quarttr. Ihisimportaiit contemplation „it js, that a i n l"ftlii very first CharaCter, andolample.Power (,which to I, e Coicespondence will evince), is induced thus to tender co, e() 1t.... of .Distiniition of Family, his a es-r and •most Qt 1: 1 ' ) Ei V..IAI4,AAR.X,O ' E . S . To Persons, also, possesszd ray ,,°ofet.,ari„sirc.,:fin - .Land, Houses, Dividends of Stock ' an ts , hatnts, Settlements,' Church Preferments, or other Whi c Tit Propel - ty, AN Y Nt an t S r the Interest of each a to secured thereon. Every transaaion will be, to fo un - ,, r esPteliVe. Borrower; a . 'pleasing tnemorial of its being on principles diarnetrtcaily opposite to the many -vi th,"[l..v, but designing 'Offers,. which so . prominently disgrace ere: tints ; occaiirse,on.princrples of integrity, se arid dispatch 'imd, it follovvs, ofunfailingly yielding L pertez.tsatisfattion tathe result. te r et te , , tving'NameS and 1 - I;e4idenee Will meet with every Q , tl t er " • attention dire j aed for Mr. 11. lack tiEr ti •: care of Mr. Richmond, Master of the New C hap th,,;(*ite-hoilie, Puke's-court, Long-acre, .London, and e u4 t4: paid. ' • TI-1 CURIOUS IN FISH SAUCE. THE NOBILITY, GENTRY, and PUBLIC in germ' •re respeetfullv informed, J. MI BURGESS and • —iv,. e , 4 to b e - " c•N tj NE SSE NC t r : of ANCI - 40 V than .continues • a uc i Prepared by them in the same manger. has given i i i. univcrsal approbation tiff many . years past.. hang justly-acquired superiority of that Article is .Pe r corlearmed in thc-opinion of the Country at large, and of th e 'i'ms rusictent in all . parts of the World, and having stood '•• T I N . of trial, ranks it in the situation it now maintains. ia c h general utility of their Essence o , Anchovies and other Advoaubes for Fisn, &c. indttees.tlwrn, from the numerous e rtise:nents daiiy appearing, to caution Families, Sec, in bu• fehasinF *the same, as pone is to be had of their Genuine, at t h:i r WarehouSe tts under: - . . • l'a est ve rY other Articie the Oil Trade for family use, of the . ‘v . _ th e e st-India Merchants, Captains of Ships, &c: Officers in the has and Nave. suppltert upon the shortest notice for - and WeSt , ea:. h a r 4- For _the convenience of Families:in Scotland, they appointed Messrs. - R: Puiston and. Co. Edinburgh, k i ; sole Agents for Fish Sauces. • arehouse, No. 107, corner of Savoy-steps, Strand, London. • - SE.RRES's..I.IT:f4E SEA TORCH ; • OR-TR.I.IE_GUIIiE to COASTING PILOTS: r Subscrihzrs to the above Work are respeafully in • „ rn-u„., , thin / the maks which. were, subscribed for an d b re in`"t yet' delivered, may be had on apiiiic-ation to J. Dc= Az , ‘ Bookseller, Piccadilly ; J . White, fleet-street ; r n 1k Sewell, Cornhill, London ; C. - Mottley, -F'orts enoxland, Docic,-Plymouth. Non,Subscrib seriitnaY also be supplied as above, and at the different Book- „Frs in Town avia Car.intry. Price. Three Guineas. ,teti'nfotpseen cire,unt,starices having 'occasioned the delay in • ai 4 e ritt?,' the Work,-the-Ptopr*tors.take,-titis pportunity of ti: 11 - _ ° gizing to the Subscribers and the Public; at the same 0417 assuring -them, wiery-altteption_will by paid to. their ' r • Ti t s e L' ag,,,. , Little, Sea Torch having been. published under, the • se ' lce s of' the Admiralty; and the respeatible , of Sub rther:. th e ~- coutposed ot . p,ost -the-AdTirals and Captains of anti, „n,al Navy, at once siainps - the utility of this Work, Ow n 'M nOideilS thelProprietors, to- -recomrnetid the nook to t° `Hers Of Ships, and CaptainS in the Merchant's Service, to tk Qtrl it will be found in every respecLservlceable. The . lan ds ce r nfains up . wards of one hundred ap,pearances of Head sets ,-,'„, L ' i ght-houseS, &c. &c. which open.to view as the yes , clea-,0-ar the I Shore. Plans of the prinipal Harbours, and lli v i , TstruCtions how to navigate along` - the Coist4 of Eng%-. . the f j r eland„ :France, Spain, Portugal, Italy, and. Sicily,' Strait of Of 'Alai ta, orsica, and Sardinia, and others in the v s, and of• the Coast of tarbetry, from Cape Bott to Laps • ri .- -4 ,-.- I 2_ 1A '4 SUN.. ER JUNE IS,. 1802. To the WORTlrcand INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of the BOROUGH of PLYMOUTH. GENTLEMEN, . rrHE RePort of a speedy Dissolution of Patna . rneut is become so prevalent, that ,it would, be disre speafill in me any longer to delay addressing rriy..3elt .. to you, and expre'ssing "my hum*, but earnest - ho - pes, that I •may again be honoured with your Satiraget the ce,stling • Elec tion. Should I a "second.time become the objcd of your choice, be assured, that every exertion which a strong sense Duty, and feelings of ,Private Oends Kftachrnent„ and Gratitude can excite,, shall. be us,:d on afy part to evince mysclf not wholly unworthy of that high and di - itinguished Honor. . - I shall take the'earli6t opportunity of making my personal application to you, and . I have the Honour to be, Ge:ntleme - n; With the greates t_respect, Your most obliged, and most faithful humble Servant, • WILLIAM ELfORD. London, June it, iSoz. To the GENT!_ENTEN; CLERGY,and FREEEIOLDERS of . the CO IiNTX,OILINCOLN AVING kad the high and distinguishe.d Honour of being one of the Representatives of. the County of LincOlr. in two successive Varliarot,nts, I should have ven— tured-to have offend myself again for that service, had f not ekperienced that my present state of health will not permit me to do.my duty : wherefOre, warmly as..l must ever feel ,myself attached to the County for their past partiality, should think.rnyself very undeserving if L shOuld.endeavour to retain that exalted situation when I am iircaoable of at tendance. 1 therefore, with treat regret, am obliged to de cline offering mysellas a Candidate at the ensuing Election, very sensible that there. are many abler and fitter for the trust, but none can have greater zeal for the'welfare and provelity of the County of Lincoln, than, Gentlemen, Your faithful and obliged humhle Servant, • . ROBERT VYNER. Dover-street, june 13, 18oz • - ICHARDSON; GOODLUCK and .Co. k. speafullyaequaint the Public, that there will IT:: nu Irish Lotteries this Year.—The new State Lottery yvi I ,on sist .Twenty-four Thousand Tickets only. The. contains 2 Prizes of /,',2P0,000 a Prizes of .5000 2 --.----....- 10,000 2 .-------- 2000 Beside other Prizes, amounting to r 46,0001. The Drawing will commence on Monday the zd of August, lava.. . The Tickets and Shares are.now on Sale, at Cornhill and Charing-cross, London, by. Richardson, Goodluck and Co.. the only Office that ever sold in Shares Two Prizes of 30itool. • Also, in - the last State .Lottery,. two Ptizts of zo,oool. No. 48,752, a first-drown Ticket, in Shares ; No. - 48,318, a Whole Ticket. - . , KELLY's MUSICAL SALOON, No. 9, - . . just published,, • • VITAL SPARK •ot HEAVENLY FLAME,. sung by Xrs„Crouch, the Words seleaed from the .Works of Alt:, ,- _Pope, Esq. Go and Sin no ~tore, a 'Sacred - Song, Sung•by Mrs. Croucn, the Words by T. Moore, Esq. toe Rough Blast, sung by Mo. lc - Tian. Beauty holds the Sceptre, sung by Mr. Bland. The following .Pieces from Opera of A igonah : 0 verture; Pear them - , just Hea vii; Duett' by Mrs. Billington rod Mrs. Crouch; Lovers' Sighs ; How•Blestwere the Hours • • Guardian Commerce ; Wherd Honour can; Mama's Spoil'd Daughter; Poor little Minis ; Slight 'Sorrav ; Virtue's Cause ; Smart - little • Dr:Wooer ; •Once. on a Time ; Beating Heart •; Also from Adelmon,:. Sailor Boy, Trio; And not all thy Vv ealth,,Trib rem him-I -Love,,.Oneti ,= 2, His Wings in Terror- flapping ; What detains 'Him ; , ,Wind Blows Cold -,'Clocly had told One; Sweet,' 0' Sweet, Trio; Good`'Night,- Duetc- I've roam'd• thro' mane; y No, my Love no; Any ever tale; May, captain Connor ; Dtiett in Love in a Village; with. a va riety of other Music, all composed by Michael Kelly, and to lie had of him us above, with the Operas and Ballets per formed at the King's•Theatre, and the Worksof every eminent Composer. . • . . DORSET. . . At 'a M.EETINC of the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS Of the cotwry of DORSET, held in. the County Hall, iii Dorchester, on Saturday .the nth day . of Fine, iSoz, in pursuance of a Public Advertisement from the Hi.gb,Sheritf, for thepurpose of considering of a Congratulatory ADDRESS HIS MAJESTY, on the - `.late happy Event of the Restoration of Peace; EDIVIUNDMOR . ,TON PLEY'DELL, Esq. 'Sheriff, in the Chair; • - ' T HE Pll9w!ng Resolutions . were unanimously agreed to: • • • Resolved, on, the Motion of James Framptori, - .Esq. se cOtided by William'Clayell„ Esq. That the Address now proddced and read, be approved, and that the same be pre sented to His-Majesty, Resolved, That'the said Address lie 'signed by the High Sheriff; in the name and on the behalf of this Meeting, and that he be requeked to present the same to His Majesty, Dc_ companied by the Members for,the County, and such' 0t.L•21 - Gentlemen of the County as canmake it convenient to dtt,iid. - Resolved, That these Resolutions be published-in THE StiNj and Salisbury and SherbOrne Newspapers. - • E . DiVI. MORTON PLEYDELL, Sheriff Piesulvect Unanithotisly, That the Tharas of this Meeting ba given td,, tie. High Sheriff: for callin timetir s me, and for his attentive and proper conduca in the Chair. DORSET. At a GENERAL MEETING _of ,I‘. MALCI•C RN and BREWERS ot, the COUNTY of DORSET, held at the King's Arms in Dow!tester, on , Wednesday the , 9th day of lunt., iSoz {agreeable to public notice), to,take mto consideration thL Malt A:a passed in the present Session of Palliarnent't, Mr. WILLIAM' BOWER in the T HE. following Resolutions were Unanimously agre.o, . to : Resolved That the RestriEtion imposed by the 3oth Sec tion of the Aa, fins restraining the Malster from, Watering or Sprinkling Corn or Grain, in any state of operation, after the same.shall be emptied front the Cistern, until the ,end of twelve days, will be attended with consequences vevy injuri ohs tolliecommodity in . the process of making Malt. • Resolved, That a Memorial be immediately presented to the.' Right tionourable the Chancellor of the Exchequer, stating the injury which the Malsters and the Public - at large-will sustain by enforcing the said 3oth Section of the Ael"; soliciting certain modifications thereof, and suggesting the nccossity of the same being attended to during the-present Session 01 pariiament, and before the commencement of the next Maiting'Sf:':asOti. Rea)lved,,Tllata SitbscriptiOn be opened, and a Commit tee appointed, consisting of thirteen; co carry these Resolu tions into effect; and that a.Treasurer and Secretary be also appbinted. - •• Resolved, That these Resolutions be signed by, the Chair:: man, and inserted in 1 - 44 S iv, Salisbury, Do'rehester and Sherbome Newspapers. WILLIAM BOWER, Chairman. The,Chairman having quitted the Chair, the Thanks of this Meeting were unanimously voted tohim, for his atten conduet therein. • THOMAS GOULD READ, Treasurer and Secretary. BRITISH FIRE;OFFICE,STRAND and COR_NHILL, ESTABLISHED for , the InsUrance of Flouses, Buildings, '---NlanufaCiories, Goods and Mer;:handize, Ships,Vessels, Barges, and every Kind of Cratt, v,i,a their Freight, Cargoes, - and Stores, in any Harbour, River, or on any Navigation, FARMING ,STOCk, and all other P petty, against Loss or Damage by Fire in any part of G'reat Britain. The Directors haveendeavoured to make such arangements as should bit more suitable to promote the Benefits of Fire I nw ranee thaa those of the old. mode.- E xtended_Couirntree ; enlarged .Manufactories;—great Acctitmilation , of Property ; ttnd a variety of collatelai Circurasti.nci;s, rendered it ab solutely necessary to mate variations in Fire Insurance, to avoid tile, Errors which from time to time had been discovered, but never amended. • The BRITISH FIRE OFFICE has made sezeral amend ments, and such a's,have,inducel a very considerable number of the first_ Merchants, Traders, •and Mania - adorers, to give ita most decided Preference ; afal they requast tke particular attention of the r]Merchants and Brokers to their Rates for Siiippilig Insurances, calculated to meet , their peculiar and various inteteSts. , The Capital of the BRITISH FIRE OFFICE, and the Respectability, of itSTroprietary; render any observation on its Stability unnecessary tht Characters of the Mapagers place them above - the possibility of running into wild ur fan ciful schemes to obtain buSiness: all the Rules, Regulations, Terins 'and•Conditions,-have been maturely weighedand Con- sidered, and will be found, on reference to' the printed, \Pro posals, to centlin everr.thiiig fair and equitable. To FARMERS, the NEW- MODE of ,insuring Agricul- tural*StoCk is recommended, which only , requires .a value, upon each speciei of , Grain,.•in.Whatever, or on whatever -part'of the Farm it may be, at a Freridurn of Three Shillings per cent. per annum, and prevents the insecurity . attached to the old mode now in practice with the other In suraac Offices.; but the BRITISH FIRE OFFICE ',ill, wheneVer desired, Willingly grant- insurance on the- old mode. _ _ . Losses by Fire from Lightning are made good, and in - cases of Insurance bit Freehold Property, the Benefit of the Policy ' will descend to those . Persons'who maybe legally entitled to the same, until the' next Payinen'ton the Policy becomes due, withbtit notice - being given to the Office. Annual 'lnSurances due at Midsummer Day, must be paid within fiCteen.days therefrom, or the . Benefit of the -Policy H Will be lost; buti nsuratices may be renewed after, without the expence of a New Policy. • Printed Proposals and Conditions of Insurance, and a ,List •of tho Direeturs, Trustees,• tce. may be had gratisof their Agents in all the Cities anti principal Town in the Kingdom. Notice is hereby given, th,,t. a Dividend due at ,Lady-day last is payable to the Proprietors. ROBERT SKELTON, Sec. TO CONFECTIONERS, OILMEN,APOTHECARIES, ARTISTS, BOARDING-SCHOOLS, TAVERNS, CABINET-MAKERS, and Dealers in General. SMITH begs to inform/the - above,. partial slaily the Co - afeaioners at this season of the Year, and t.:;,se in the. Country;that he has laid in his Stock of jelly-, pots . and' Glasses,..lce-glasses, Capilaire-hottles, Salvers, Covers, Potting pots, Custard-cups, Tye-rounds forikan cly Fruit, and Shew Slips of various Shapes and Sizes, &c. &c. Has also constantly on Hand, a large Assortment of- Goods 'suitable to . Oilmen, Artists and Apothecaries, .as Mustard-jugzs and SqUaresi , Lamp Chin - m*l6, Oniori-bOttles s , Tye-rounds, 'Yalta's, Ink and Colour-stands, Tinton Saucers,. Nest of Cabinets, Mullets, Slabs, and Bottles of va rious kinds, for liquid and transpaunt Colours and Varnishes, allo Phials, - Gal typots, &c. which he is selling - to his'C.oun-• try Customers at the lowest London Prices, for Ready 'Monek, 'at his Old Established Wholesale - Furnishing Glass Warehouse,No. 22,Vere-street, Li neolli's-1 nn-fields, London. - • Also every Article in the Glass and - Staffordshire Line,. suitable to Inn-keepers, Cabinet-Mal.,;ets, and Dealers in general. . • SOUTH HAMS, DEVON. T • O. BE LET' for a Term . of r Years, - a . built E LING - U SE, consisting of an elegant' Drawing-room; Dining-room, and Breakfast Parlour, eight beSt Bed. Rooms, and six ,forServarits, ,with every other quisite for'a Genteel Family, Coaeh-houses, Stables, Walled. Garden, &c. &e. situato in the centre of 150 Aefes; of Very rich M • tow, Pasture, and Arable Land, with two Cottage . , ` }louses, Barns,- - Stables, •Linhays and Courtleges, timitung ~ o ne of the-best Estatesln this Kingdon for a Gentleman fond of field Diversions. and AgricultUral Pursuits. The House is situate in a beautiful Yale, and well Wooded, seven milej from Torbay, and within halt an hour's ride . of DartMouth,' in a fine Sporting Country, with pLity of Game. Apply for particulars-to. Messrs. Wood and Strong, Attor nieS, in Tiverton, Devon; or to Mr. Win, Pilkingtgn, Land • suryt>yor, at Exeter. NEW MUSIC. 'rills Day was publiShed, . THE Sequel to My Love' to War is going';' Oh niay I then your words believe, a Ballad, written by Mrs. ()pie, and set,th Miisic by Mr. Biggs ; also, by the sarne , AulhOr, The Morning and Evcnink Calls - of the Swiss Pastor:', arranged as ,Glees, with English Words, for three priccis. each.: Printed by RobCrt,Birchall j , at his Milisical Circulating Library, NO. 133,. New. Bond-street ; where May be had, Jomelli's clebrated Chacconnc, arran, ,, ,ed as a Glee, for four Voices ; thejayourite Hindustinie Girl's Song, price is. each, and Six Italian Canzoriets, with an Accompaniment for the Harp,' dedicated to the Marchioness of Exeter, price ss. This Day was published, price 6s. 6d. in.boards, A PLEA for RELIGION iifid the SACRED' LA_ WRITINGS: addressed to the• Disciples of Thomas Paine, and wavering Clitistizins of. every Persitision.• With an Appendix, containing the A ut hor's, Determination to have relinqutshed his Charge in The E4tablished.Church, and the Reasuns - on_ which that Deterrninatiun' was founded. By the late Rev. DAVID S P s /.4 r - M. A. London: Printed for I. Mawlnan, - in the Poultry; where Mr. Simpson's other Publications may helm& HUNTINGDON. TO BE SOO1:13 BY AUCTION, By, IVI,r. SNIT-111, On MONDAY, June ^.,E,• and the Two Ibllowit* Days, THE. -ELEGANT LIBRARY of BOOKS and PICTURES, the Property of the late . • LANCELOT BROWN, Esq, Of Stirttoe- House, .near Bugden. Catalogues may be bal.:lt - the Place of Sale, at the Print hog Offices, Cambridge, OitfOrd, Peterborough,-Huntingdon, Northampton, Starnford,• -Bedford,. and . St. Neot's ; at the George Inn, Bugden; and • of Mr. Srylith at Klinholton; and-of R.' Faulder, Bookseller, New Bond-street, ; London. N. B. Many of the Articles were, presentation Copies to Mr. Brown's father, so well k.noWn for the eleB:atee 9f his taste. STAFFORDSHIRE TO BE LETT, far One or Four Years, COM pleteiy and elegantly FURNISRED, and ready for the immediate reception of-a large Family, a most deSirabl;.• House, called . ARLEY HALL, in the County of Stafford, tour Miles from Bewciley,.six Miles from Kidderminster, one hundred and thirt y -five from London, and twenty from; Bir mingham, with Stable, Coach-house, and all . convenient Offices, together with an excellent Kitchen Garden; wailed round also-a Pidgeon-hotae well stocked. • • _ The Tenant nay have the benefit of a large Manor to sport over, well supplied with Game,. and .rent any Laiid he may desire. _ _ For further Particulars, apply to-Messrs. Williams and Brooks, Solidtors,'Linebln's_lon, and to the Rev. Thomas Bute, at_Arley', - who will give directions for sheaving the Premins.. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A FREEHOLD ESTATE, TY THE FAEE, and 1 - 1. LAND TAX REDEEMED, consisting of a Modern Manion,}-Our; and, about 340 Acres 'of Arable, Meridor, Pasture and Nod Land round it. The HouSe is fir tbr the reception of a Genteel Family, and commands a beautiful View of the rie'h,Vale ,of Evesham. The Roads are good, and there is plenty of,exCellcat Water. Part of the Purchatt .Money inav remain on Mortgage, and : further Particulars inly he hada Mr.' Tvridale, , Solicitor, where a Plan of the Estate niarbe seen, and who is autho rised to treat for the Sale of the same. • Aim /: • - ki. ,...A \ (•" - i - V - ›. v r , \- 0 71. A , 4 ..-----.; l i. 1-:-A;:iye; ~.- ± ,-, '...*. , ;( . :;*•;'1, — 5_--„,t . 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