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I _ F' . . • A .4••• „ty ; r , :c7= 2 , t • 44 ,1 4 .04 +so AIOATIILT LIST OF PUBIJCATIONS FOR Af if Y. AGRICULTURE.. Cytteral V , -yr of the Agrocu:tore of the County of Argyle, with Ot,sertatiint ow the Wan. of its Improvement, drawn tip for the consnivrvtion ~ f thr Ho , rd of Aviculture and In ternal datiroventeitt A. J. Smith , II 13 it. fol. Genervl Vi w of thy r • of the County of Clydes dale, with 0,41,V1t10' , 11 en the Meant of Its totiork.venteitt, tiottrot up Co the Cola derttion a the Hurd of Agr:zulture and Internal Improveu.edt. BY J. Naitm.tu. 46. ANTIQUITILS. Fink Pyramid , '; or, Dit.onoittnitt cn neeritiog the Antiqul. tearod.Screntihe Earl of the Trent Pyramid of Gat, nr ancient Meitipiliet in Estc and attic Ent Strulaid of Linear %lea ' ante. Hy the Rev. Tnotuas GabO. Handsomely printed in 6VI/ ie. 61. sewed AR TS AND MANUFACTURES. Memont an! gowns tht Society for Maritime Improve Is. • 1111GRA:"IY. The Military, li;otorivat. and Malaita! 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The Three and the Dauer. a . .4 . ..P.1C41.raa1;C Drata thr •a Ad., at perforate 1 at the Theatres Royal Haymarket end Drury-lane. Th‘r Lauenthle Lotter; a Comedy, in five As., by Carol o•Cau-tie. Rite, Is Id rib! lnvi.i►.e Girl ; a ►iese, in one Aet, at performed at the rh. ,tre-RovalT-Drury-I.ae. Written by Theodore Edward jirtob, Is. 4.1. Tafee cad True; a Comedy, ►y the Rev. Mr. Mehra, r . F.DIIC kTION. The M'i.e Lantern ; or, Assuming and Instructive Exhibit tines for young Ptop!s. limn 6s. GkROEKING. An I.lquirr into the Chong., of Ttste in Landscape Garden ing, rite an•nY zarerssuons on its Theory and Practice. By H. Rerne.., fi em Ss GEOGRAPHY. 4 Now Map of (nanny', host the latest Snree•e, en two sew % eulo4,ed, Na. 6d. or openness and rollers, or in a cam. !Gs. H:W'ORY. 3.1141.nal of TransactietWin Scotland, doting the Contest beteern the Adoir-anits of Queen Vary mid Ouse of her Son, lu I'4j. i, 2. sn.t 3. Be R. Ken••atvne ISs. A F/nttnre of Ireland, f rim thn estlwst. 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In ens volume, lon. 6.. in t0ne...44 *lse Warding: A Letter tn the King, developing the ruin ers. ermvego•nc•as, as well of the piinunit sy,tein of War, as of a *antrum.. Pear, Is. A 5.4.4 Coil A inn of Epitanh., and tignounsental Inscrip tions, with Kinfraphreal %keens* and A aeodous a/ distinguish. 04 a; d extraordinary Perron', ornamented oat en elegant routiopirer, front a de..nen by J. Craivahle. Sen be. tadi The Rntbtx of the Stnek•Rmiterir ided. 1.. 6.1. An Addles. to the rro;.rieton and Manager; of Coal tespet4lns the means of denroying Damp, in Reply b a Iwo pewil lot-le eirenrate i. be Dr. l'rotter. u. Viers in Sitt6.lk,Ne-fork, and Northamptonshire, Miriam , ton of tee Work, of R. Rloom6e4 ; to which it added, a Me meir nt the Nee.; Life, by E. W. braylity, demy deo. Ioa 6d. Roca giro. 134. 4to II Cinuuta I.itetaria ' eentiining Title., Atstracta, and Opi nines of 01,1Englith Rooks, by S. E. Brydges. 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The following 0-ertart, Songs, Duets, Trios, is the fiRV! Piece, may be hid single VUetr ture,lii.4 The Tomb of the Ruse, sung by Mr. limiedon, Is. 6d., Laird Ronald's Fall, by dines, Is. 6.1.; ofFolian Idataiouy, by Mr, Hail, is Dido, by Mr. Fawcett, Is; Life's Three Chapters, by ditto, 15.,• - Tlie Border kleoti,g, by ditto, Is. ; Wkoop'd among the Lasses, by Mr Menden, t. ; Simple Martha, it, MneTyrer, Is. lii ; Twinkle twankle by do, Is. 64. ; he !Uinta( Affection, by Davies, Is. tirl ; Love and Friendship, by ditto, Is GI ; The Cottage Roof, by Mr. Taylor, 11.64; The Foreseer, Duet, by Miss l'yrer aril Mr. Tsyler, Is. 6d.; Duet, If happy be the Mortal, by Mr Dill and Mr. Taylor, Is. W.; Trio, by Mr. Fawcett, Mr. Blanchard, and Mita Tyrer, Is 6d. Paddy 111.Sb:tie's Seven Agee; d..edicated to J. Johnstone, Em. of the Theatre.Ruyal, larory•lane, by W. A. Downs ** Near the rugged towers," the favourite Duet sung by Mr. Braharn and Mr Kell., at the Thestro•Roval, Loo•v-Lirr ; composed by Mr. K.l y Sweet is the rove* of him I love," wag by Mist Duncan — 4 . An thou not dillt unto my heart ," Nog by M - sa Duncan, composed be 114.. Ke11y...-. If in that bewast," by Mr. Kelly —The Overture, Songs, Duets, Re. in The Forty Thieves, coinposed by Mr. We Fly by Night," composed by tit. KO. ; and The Sleeping Beauty, composed by J. A , :disnii —Nine Variations on an Au from /Fries., for tie P. , » Foos, by Woolf! .-Nine ditto, Oom an Air by M ,not ditto FROM S.-M.I,RD 1 r xhilirs GAZETtE. TIAN l•r VW! 11.1i.S ENLARGED. John Bentiet, of Caitiou..-14.artro, w tn.: comae of Softer se., .1.1.11e6 a hues, of M wettest'', in rite croon v of Larcener, and Ghi.gs BO4IIMII. or 143iiiihreter, in tire soul gender us S. mewl, dreier. and clutimiNs, from June 7, to July 2b. at tr n, at tire Bush Tavern, in C-1111 street, Bristol. Edmund Ackermann, o' New Brnal-strect Mews, in the cite of 1211.dd r. Baler and chaprusd, hum May 24, to July' 12, 4 sets, at Guildhall. .BANKRUPTS: John We ten ; of lane-riol, in the county of Staffr.M. pot. tea, to serreosilor„l one 16. 17. 11.111 oy 12, at tee, at the White Hart, in the °worth of Stafford, in tire counts ..f Staf ford. Attorneys, Mr John Lilly Parker. Stafford; /IA Messrs. Smart and Thorne. ; Sta;dc 1 on,l..indon. Richard Hardman and Prtei Wright, of Lives:owl, in the et iiiii ty of Lancaster, merchants, to eurrender, July I, :, and 12. at one. at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attorneys. W 344, Stailiatieet and Edell, No 6, Leigh-street, Liverpool; and Mr Windle, John-street, Bedword•rew. London. J. Collis, of I fouiatralitch, in the city of London tautakortr, dealer mid clispromn, to surrender, June .5, at ton at ene, and July 12, at ten, at Gaildtall. Attormys, Messr.. Lockett and 'Turner. Wiltritaatr-rt, Fiusbulywquons. Manuad.ke Westwon4, late of Crooked-lane, Fish-street Hill, in the pariah of Saint Magnus, in the city of London, aibirwa-maker, to *ueraider, June 3, 14, arid Jury le, at ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Watts, Symoiurd Inn, Chaucer,- lane. Alexander Durham, of Birmingham, in the county o War wick, grocer, to surrender, June 3, 14, and July 12, at ten, at Guildhall, London. Attorneys, Mr. Chilton, Chancery-lane ; and Mr. Samuel Lowe, Birmingham. George Browne, of the UIJ City Chambers, Bishnnegsre street, London, merchant, it sar-ader, June 7. 14, ale' y,,l e 12, at tan, a: Gailditall. Attorney, Mr. Aubeit, fiy minors Inii. William Kent and Ferdinand Burlton, of Sheernrsa, in tKe county of Kinit;slopsellers, navy- agents, dealers and chairmen, to sirreirrho, June 3. 14, and July 12, at ten, at Goild• hall, Looeon. Attorney, Mr. Burt, Gould-square, Crotched lean. . briliiam farmer!, of LW+, in the county of York, white smith, sintid'e. yeller and machine- ntakar, dealer and clionian, t.. surrender, June IS, 111, and July 14, at elevrm, at the Hires, in Leeds. Attorneys, Mr. J:rmes Lambert, No. 29, llettnit-Garden, London ; and Mr. John Skelton, Leeds. Heal Fisher ' of Gracethurch-street, in tlm city of London, grocer, 11, , ,der nod chaprnan, to surrender, J ufte 7, 14, and July 12, at twelve, at tin:When. Attorney, Mr. Allan, Lotelou street, Fenoinrcii Mee. Kobert Nedor, of Chigoe'', in the county of Essex, late commander of the ship ' u boys:rd on a to t h e West hdies, merchant, to surrender, June 7, 17, and iuly 12, at 'wrier, at G Mahal!, London. Attorneys, ;Messrs. E. arid T. Dawn, Angel court, Tltroginqrt metiert. DIVIUFJIDS. June 96 Henry Dobson, -late ra Goimanetietter, and Ed ward Dobson, of Brampton, both in the a linty or Hunting don, millers,dealr 5.,4 chaperon, at eleven, at the Fountain Inn, in Hinuingean. • - - .e 26. Jamesßennett and Thomas Bennett, late of the town ..f Huntitre ,n, tn the c,unty of Huntiopion,drave.s, dealers and ctraprnen, at eleven, at the Ft...ntatt. Inn, Hunt- Marlon June 25. Edward Griffin, of the parish of Saint 51W...e1, in lied er ardine, in .he county of lVorcestes„ erocer, dealer and chapman, at fen, at the house of Samuel Hawes, the Bush ion mad Taern., in the city of Wurctbter. June 21. Fain of Timtock.street, in the county of Middlcsmx, linen Super, dealer and chaptuan,' at ten, at , London. June 21. R.chard Ginger, ot Queenhithe, London, salter, dealer and ..nairman, at twelve, at Guildhall. June 24. Rohe. t Pak - mum, of Deal, in tire county of Kent, drugg at, dealer mid chapman, at ten, at Guildhall, London, Jam, aI. Maria IVarkins, now ur late of Wells, in the county of Somerset, milmer, almirlteeper, dealer and chap- Win an, at ten, at Guodhall, London. June 24 &mimed ,W•winan, late or Finahury.plasg, in the county of M dd'esex, inenhairt, dealer and aurora'', at ten, ' at G u iwati, London July Benjamin Larerdney, the elder, of Linkbeld.greet, in Irth p 3,4611 of Reigate, in the cutout! , ot Surrey, deA:er cha wan, at ten, at Geoid hall, London. • Jury 1 Win. Field, of Old Swan Stair,, of Upper Tha..ies street, in the city of Liandon, marchant, dealer and chap man, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. July I. George Field, of OA Stein Stairs, troller Thames : greet, in the city el London, cierchent, dealer and man, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. July 5 Lawrence Smith, of Mammoth, in the county of Hants, draper, dealer and chapman, at twelve, at Guildhall, London. June 11S. Mart Tagg, of the city of Rath, in thecounty of Somerset, widow, 6rocer, at eleven, at Lie White Ilan Inn, in June 11. fienoditil Paul Wagner, of Great Wiricheiter.street, London, no,rchant, at ten, at Guildhall, Loudon. June lid. Thomas Share, late of Cleobory.Nl irtioner, in the minty of Sal. p, efuggitt, grocer, and ironmonger, at eleven, at the Eagle 541.1 Serpent Inn, in Cleohors-Moitimcr. June IS. Itiimbetn Share, widow, and Thomas Share, both late of Clenbury•Mortimer, in the county of Salmi, drug iota and g , ocem, at eleven, at the Eagle and Serpent Inn, ht Cleehury-Mortimer. Jule S. George Aked and Charles Young. of Giataifnrd egg', in the county of Lincoln, comAreerchatits,dAalera au/ chap. men, at eleven, at the White Lima Jun , in (Bamford. Suggs. June VS. Richard Green, late of Olney, in the county of lacemierclimit, at eleven, at the Anchor Inn, in Newport PAgriell July .1. James Marriott, late of Olney, in the county of lucks, late•meichant, at eleven, at the Saracen's Head Iran, in Newport Farrell. June 22. William Hall, now of Silyer.street. Wood street, Cheapaide, lane of Aldermanbuty, in the city of London, Manchelter warehouseman, dealer and chapman, a rue, at Guildhall, London. Janie IS. Daniel Him now or late of Chipping Sodbury, in the county of Gloucester, brandy-merchart, dealer and channel', at ten, at the White Lion, to Rtuad•street, Ihr.stol. CERTIFICATES.—Jven 21. Thomas Hadfield, now or late of Wakefield, in the county of York, dea'er and chapinan. Georre ' , Soaker, of Manchester, in the county of Lancaster, corn dealer and clupman. W"iiliem Swift. of Sun street, Rirlrop•ppte-street, in the city of Lweellen, trunk-maker, 401,00 sod charmed: Wlthani Kemp, of Fercr.haen, in the county of Root, grocer. Abraham Sse.r:eison, of Ratcliff-cinss, in the shinty of 1141- coarmerchant, dealer and chapsnan. Robert Stout, of Soul' Shields, in the tawny of Durban, butcher, ,Scaler and chapinan. Richard Druokliolding Jones, of Eardistone, is the perish of I..':Alidga, in the county of Worcester, miller, dealer at.d eh.pman. IVIEFTINGS OF CRKDITORIS AT GUILDHALL. Tiratoaaow. N. N. John Lloyd and William Wydown, Upper Thames street, London, g:oects . . . . 3 10 Cltristopl'er Heileman, late of Met Ho!horn, Middle. sex, but now of Fettetr-lane, London, furrier 3 10 Juhr. Woodford, late of Ocford-street, ll , ddlesest. but now of Barbindea.lvne. Londor, o,le...catnap!' 9 1 Juha Skottowe ' Ss. Mary C ay, Kent. mariner . S 11l George D,vrie,Whiseehapte.rued, Middlesex, victualler 3 II Benjamin Travers and James E.d.rite the cottager, Queen-Mae, Chea;olde, I.rmdoc. 5 .,,, 2 ..,1, 2 1,,, $ 10 James Holmes and Sameel Newbury, Oweeting..onla, London, eatine•house-keepers , . . 3 9 Christvpiter Heady, Frocloirco-street, L00d..0, tailor $ 16 Thomas 11.11, late of Du.lley. WorC , St,f, t t.o: 9 11 Samuel Seers, Chapman-place, St. George. .n the ['tit, Middlesex, builder . . . . s 11 , Wdbant Isani, EMI Gnoseeed, Sussex, breeches-maker SI 10 DIVIDENDS Andrew Berry, Vons-streos, Oxford-street, Mildlesex, u e tiolateree . . . . Jacob Me..des Da Costa. Thaviet-inn, Holborn, Lon . don, .-1.1,a-.• . . . ... . . rick - T oF StdeC3MAT 31 3 per Cttett Rat ' • 593 4 per Ceti. 7 7;:l *inmate . lass Bonds f.xcltelist r !lons . • Par.ll4 It. tits. Ettglt.ll Lott. y Tick ts 5..., 211.164. Cocoas fa 81S T. rusH, Steck-Hooter, 4, Cwrilitil,' a •d J. CI at... K.. -a. On Friday, the With ol•May, in her Std rear, at the hots, of her brothel, William Salt., Eel T o ttenh am , Airs relict of the late John "S the, Esq. of Ludgate street She regretted by all who knew her; br't Itspeerally by the heft,_ shout, to whom the e,celient wapiti had e•.., 'men %Mettler ly ro.npa.sintsite and bonotifil; and Its her newt relat,vm; with whom she had ever lived in the m .at affaetinuate and tender feottid•hip. thi the 2a:h ..l last month, at his house . at bleMingteg Green, John ilnod, Esq. principal of tile Old respectalt:e Hesse jn Cr isby-sguare : his integrity; tomtits,* of helot, a gg urbanity of mannets, curlew, d hint hi alt w lea blew him. A It* days sitteel pt Tlitattearl, in 14*nt, the Hee. Mr. Maynard, brother !WI. *armed Moyisird, Reicam er g0d .1041 Vicar of Thadatead. Friday owning, iii the Sett Lan i tieet, of College street, Westosierterg inhabitants, but more particularly to th.we ptt . ,serf St y Jithn'a, where he faithfully filled the mi attics.: tif an . 28 years, With stn It exemplary tegularity, es to LAM* Heinen of that parish, in Ina decline of :tie. to withdraw him from their employ, with a suitable provision dune,/ 114 inairider. lie auLted as aft attendant at Westanti*ter Alga y at the Coronation of Hit Majesty, a.,rl lived upwards of . 4g yeah no e n s hawe g 'er;lbpa few pees its were powered . more gentfwe imeginty ha has died in the coterie of his children and relation., as well as of , these to whom h e wa s best actiusinted, awl now, it is to be hoped, is aseetiqg wida his far gra.tt,r rewani. Hl6ll WA 11 LK 'I His UAY A Mew: bl 3 min. atm I I Liras .. I ?ale 4.. .1•, & SALE BY AUCTION. Sy GLOVER soil SON, At the Dolphin loin, m Petersheld, in the County of Smith. .motor', da W E ON ESOAY, July 9, 1806, at Three olds- <lc in the .Atteruocit,. in tenuity Lots, SEVERAL very valuable and desirable FREE HOLD ESTATES, situate in the Parish of Les, to the County of Southampton, col.scting of the Manor of Lim, and of several compact Farm', cont..ining abotit time tiontl•ed acid* of mole, inet 4 roy• and pailitte Laiel, and coppice aniline, let rwponailite Tenant* at Will, at improvable Riots, (the Conpice-gromid hei ,e in i a. d) LOT desirable and compact Lim, called Flyreornh Farm, consisting or a farm • hour-, bent, necessary eut.build. ings, and 134 acres, I cod, and 14 pe•che., more or leas, of stable. Meadow 4 agd pasture le.:(1,• now in the , e•matiosis of Mesars John Millman, Thomas Silwaster, aid &liana Bridger. LOT F—A meadow, celled trail Msedeile,•eia ng ono acre, one rood, sod le perchoi,.ypotra *sleet,. in • sum. of the said Mersa Molleish, Silvester. and This In& 1 gahject to the pagmehlt Ofthe iearly sum of ten sip :tow to Sir Ifer.ry Titchhorm bast lAd 9.-. The capital Mansion Hints, upped Lire-place House, (w•tli the cartel Nils of a Min, two...tables, end whet buildings, and van rich ,toddles now standing and he.rne in a held, caled Hunt's Or. in Lot 4,) with 2 4 acre., I rood, Mil I pinch, oi 'rabic, meadow, and pasture land a. droppee Vontni, more or less, also the occupations of the Mews. Mellen's Sileciter, awl Bridgar, One coppice gm nets being in hand Them are also th ee h.h ponds well -tot ked with large carp, repposed t. wells from slit to ten p ounds, and up ward., amp sum, oil ar fish. LOT 4.-A desirable ai d commit! Freehold Farm, called Nerrygrove Feral, consi-tiog of a farm house and convenient out-beilding., loth Hie acres, 1 rood, and 59 perches, more or Mu, of arable, meadow, and pasture boil. awl coppice ground, in the occupations of Mcors. JilniteS Ninerie and Henry Fry, (the coppice ereeed being in band): LOT 5 —A Freehold Farm, celled littsteS Farm rettlitlinif of a faree.hume and cotocitient ectsbuirdinr , !it; 74 ace 3 roods , and 15 . perch e s, more or less, of aialife, the doll , ai.d pasture land, in the occupation of the send James Moore.. LOT G —k Freebald Meouage, out- houses, and garden, in the occupation . of Ain Mune widlier. LOT 7r-A Freehold out-hoece., granary, gat. demNand, d owes and 29 perches, more or Mu, of ..able in the occupatiue of Francis Oarr.itt. Lot $ several Freehuoi pieces, or parcels, of arable, meadow, and pasture lend, containtog, by ertilletren. 2) eerier 2 roods, and liiperthesmi•re unless, in the vests's' accuvatmns cat Mei,: .1 ...nes Moue, Henry Fry, loaf John Mill. LOT 9 plums of Freehold Land, ea/led New 1.1 II LainU, containnig, by eitii;.trinii, 7 acres, 1 mod, and la perclici, more or less, In the occupation of the laid Jac.et Moore. LOT In —A Freehold Farm, meted Wileigneen Farm, eon- Oath's of a farm home, and convenient Mitebus:dings, with 413 acres, 2 roods, and 1 perch, more or Its., eat arable, reedow, and pa.ture hold, 'nth . uce I r•i • i 4 Elisabeth Fry, widow. LOT 11.—A Freeload Mesmale, water coin nnll, andcon cement oraubilitclings, 0.111 9 acre., 2 'roods, :aid :6 perches, more car left, of arable, meadow, and pasting laud, Li the tree onion of the said John Mill.. LOT I2.—A Fseehula C amge, out-holler, and Midas, in the occupation of James LOT 18.—A Compact Freehold Farm, called p. . ,1 bolt Firm, conseaing of a farm•house, sod convenient out•buria. tag., with 55 acres and us: foul, more or , e 4., ur" atabte mea dow, and pasture laud, in the occupation of the said John Mills. LOT 14—Two ClO.O of Freehold Land. containing, by estimation, 9 acre. and du patches, more or Li., in the tiC.:U pa. ion of the said Julius M-111. LOT IS—Two Freehold Close; of Lend, contaicine, by e.it , inatiOn, 6 acres, 2 roods, add 7 perches, more Isis, tiled Hunts, in the occupation of the salt John Mills. LOT It; —A Freehutl Cottage, with a hli.adow, cared Florttgate Metairie, contauting, by estimaturn, 5 acres. $ rood:, and 37 perches more or lou, in the motivations of Meese Knight and William [night. LOT 17. Several Freehold Limes of Land, containing. b. estimation, 13 acres, 2 roodi, and 39 percher, noire of lee., in the ric.:spation of theond darnel MOOse. LOT 101.—A Coppice, called Reethwool Coppice, cone 'Airline, by estimation, I um, S roods, audd perches, more or less, in hand. LOT moures Freehold Farm, called Stellbera FsrWr consisting o r e farm louvre end eon vemeot utd-beedirig-, with 111 acres, t rood, and 19 pinches, more or lett, of amble, meadow, and pasture land, 11/ tile occupation of Mt. Joseph Ittrairl. LOT Su.—The Lords'.ip or Motif's` of Lis., extending ore/ the whole parish, coaseliting 5,58 C acme, or thereauosts, abounding with game, and several noal mutates tun through the same. A liege quantity of timber is growing on the wafters of the manor, which are particularly adapted for the g - Lre•lit of timber. The Quit-tents pajaiale to the Manor amount to 131. ins. per annum. There lire also upwacds of 20 berms of the best beast, pay able by Um owner. of ditiernit freehold estates tertian the 111.1101. The turnpike road from 1-ond an to PortunnuttS, goes thrnitel% pan of parish of Lie, vr! s d avant from manly 50 willes, from Portsmouth Y.. miles, trona Peter.sr.l 'inks,sasd tors Alton 10 aides, all good market towns. /khan! Knight, id Los , will sh 'w the Estate, and printed Particuers wig be ready for delivery by the ;111 dee of Ju e Next, at the following inns t erg. the Dolphin, Peteof,ed ; Gforrge. PuTtcranutli ; Swan, Chichester; Swan, Acton ; A char. Liphook ; George, Alresiord ; Angel, Multiunit ; at Mr. !toper's, No. 4:1, (treat Ma:ll2lroven-streat. London ; or of Mr. Athlone., or Mr. Hector, Solicitor, Petoniteld; where 1.14.1 S may he seen. LO NDoN i.-Printed oy O.UAifII)SON, No. 17, Dimes Court, linw-unit, Coven*. Gardau. and Published at the Office, Nu 15, Back of St. (lament'. Church. Suard, he W. STUCK, of No. 7. Nei. )Salton-street, long Aces. 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