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Acts, taken front the French, called kt, .kiksterl,_ JEAN DE PAWS, • I, 4 ' 4r j "Y Mr. F,llisten, Mr. Loren Tove, Mr.l.Wal 'kc. • o,lr.stone, Mrs. Edwin, Miss 'idly, Mrs. Orger, After which, UHF CHILDREN IN THE WOOD. 7.° w hich N"'ll h• 1 !eel, the tiew Comedy of , _ 1,1CLi,91._,e.61 US ( ' I'I.(IjiNg.TH,E W N O ,, lti t ti na tAy s u Bee-Hive, with The voo 1,) ,rHE kr _____------- 41s 11E ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 4 tp,,, r 4 I:RESENT EVENING, N ov . 1, w ill - -1 2f,T2 7 1 the Comedy of • . I,S4doek, 1 1. 1 , 1. 1 s: IV II ',I: . ;L OF FORTUNE . • Mrs. Woodville, Mrs. R enau d. k, 40 which will he adde r! l.4 ,the Opera o f % 7 1 r OSINA V Re oiee Preserv'd; v;itli The Forest of Bondy. VICTUALLING-OFFICE, Oct. 31, 1314. rrHE CO mmissw NE Rs for VICTUALLING -AL His MAJESTY 'S .Ar.-// 7 1' 4 hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday, the Bth of NovembeyE'neA thi'y will be ready to receive . Tenders in' Irriting, 'sealed up',. and treatfor' TWO' THOUSAND ELLS of CANVAS for PUDDING BAGS, to be answerable to Samples to be _produced with the Tenders; to be delivered, in the space of a fortnight, into his Majesty's vi c t ua llio g Stores at Deptford,: and to be Paid for i; . ri payhble,nilth Intefest; Ninety (MO' after date: a;nl i ttiso' for the SALE of the SAW DUST produced in his Majesty's Cooperage istkDeptford, for One Year certain, from the title of December next, an¢ further until Three months T 1" arning skull be given for the termination of the Contract. The Conditions of the Contracts mai/ be seen at the Se. ci•etary°s Ofce. XI regard will be had to any Tender in which _ihe Price shall not be inserted in words at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Boardbefore One o'bock on the said Tuesday, the Bth of . November ncat; nor'Unless the Person who make S. the Tender, or some Person on . his behalf, attends, to anheer when called for. ARMY CONTRACTS. Commissary in chief's Office, Great George street, October 29, 1814. NOTICE is _hereby givqn to all Persons (k -1 serous of Contracting to Supply the following Akicles for the use of the Army, viz.— BREAD 'to his Majesty's Land Forces_in Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, in, the • under-mentioned Counties and Islands :—Chester—Derby—Durham (including Holy Island)—Huntingdon —Lancaster —Nottingham— StaftOrd BEEF and MUTTON, to his Majesty's- Land Fortes in Cantonments, Quarters, and Barracks, in the_ under-men tioned Counties and Islands (including the Town of Hungerford)—cumberland—Durham (including Holyfsland) —Huntingdon—Kent—LeiceSter—Northampton---Northinii berland---Oxford—Surrey-L-SusSex. • OATS to his Majesty's Cavalry in Cantonments and Quar ters, in the under-mentioned Counties and Island.:--pnr hatn-7Gloucestet—Northumb.erland—Stafford. F9II.AGE, viz. —Oats, Hay, and Straw, to hiss Majesty's Cavalry in Barracks, and blits iii Cantonments and Qtar lers, In the under-mentioiled Connties in South "Britdin : Laneaster--Stnnefset—Wilts—Y-ork.• • • , • •-- That the Deliveries are to commence on and for the 25th day of December next ; that Propimis in. Writing, sealed- tip and marked; " Tender for Array SupliTtg,i'witi be reci ., .: t e'd at t rs" _ - 0ac.r,..1,1-I „ or,befor Thursday, the 24th day of,l%;nverkAg (but none will be received after twelve o'cpc.): on that day); and if .sent by post, the p9stage nntst.be paid. Proposals must be made seiml - afely , fOr each County , ; and • each Proposal must have the Letter n hick . is £h e Tender properly filled up by ttwl Persons of•linown Property -engagingYto, become bound with the Party tendering, in the amount stated in the .printed Particulars, 'Tor the due 1)0- formance of.the Contract ; and .no Proposal will be no-. ticed unless made on a printed Wender, and the•Plicestex pressed in. Words at lengt4&; should it so happen, that during - .the continuance of the-Coniiacl no Troops . sbOull tie stationed or suppljed in the . County, the ecpeitce of the Con 7 tract'and Bond, paid in "the Niiiinktance by the Contraeior, to be refunded to by hif•Commissary in Chief. Particulars of the Contracts may be had upon application at this Office between the Hours of. Eleven and Five. This Day,was published, in Quarto, price 21. :is. boards, EitiNED,; or, ; RI EN the . Dtkys of - • .."1301al A . Poem. • WALTON,- Esq. 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I.s.—According to the as surances of. two Polish Officers who left Elba on the . 11th September, and_ whose passports_ arc countersigned Porto Fcrrajo, September 10, Buo naparte seems -to enjoy perfect health. On the Ist of September, having received dispatches froM England, he suddenly put a stop to the building of his palace, which he had hitherto carried on with great ardour. From an expression let fall by the , English General.Posser, and several Englishmen, it_ is conjectured that he will be conveyed-to. En gland ; this, irisome measure, confirms the report that the future residence of Napoleon will be.de, finitively 'fixed at _the Congress at Vienna. A great many Englishmen go to Elba to see him ; he. is treated.by them with the greatest attention and respect. The same Officers say, that as theypassed through Rome, the streets were thronged with the most motley groups of . 1 111onks in imaginable, habits and coloars:., : It we may believe several-reports from Naples,' measure 3 are observed to be taken there, quite privately, which indicate political.changeS. Thus large quantities of valuables are said to have been sent to London, &e. HANOVER, 0c,T..21.7-.Official intelligence was yesterday received from Count Munster, the Ha noverian Minister o f State, now at . the Congress at Vienna, that:Ha nover h as b een there.raiSed 'to. the yank of a kingdom. At an entertainment given yesterday by the. ce-. lehrated General Von Alten, of the tnglish Ger 7 man Legion, who is now here, his' Royal High- ness the Duke of Cambridgeprepared a toast ofi account of this event, w hi c h i s • i n every respect: so interesting to the Hanoverians. Welook•with impatience for the partictilars-, 7 and ivb s ether,-'aiiit in what manner, _Hanover is to ,receive art acces- . sion. of territory. - • 1 • FRONTIERS OF NORWAY,' OCT. 18,—The Nor- . wegiait Diet is put off;(gliery adjotirned ?) to the . 1 lth 'Novembsr; The people or:Norway are- well' divosed, and it is wished that the -King of awe-, den may immedi a tely assum e the title of King of Norway. LETTER FROM VIENNA, OCTOBER 15. • 4 "The - 'Declaration contained in the Court Ga zette .bas excited great satisfaction among those who, are better . acquainted w i t h the course o f suc h affairs . ; since all sensible people mast • wish that the rndst impOrtant conCerns'of all tUrnp . e, and of Germany in particular, may not be considered and regulated with precipitation ; but rather in a methodiCal and solid, if it even shonld be a slower. Manner.. When - so few ha v e any real informa . 2 tion, it cannorbut happen that curiosity raised to the . highest pitch must make .and circulate many reports ; one that excited yesterday some atten tion *Witis,..that Tallcyrand 'would be replaced at Congress by.another Ambassador from Vrance." VIENNA, OCT. 17.—1 t is known that the late 'King of Westphalia has deposited a very large part of his personal property in the house of brosse, at Trieste. This house having lately par chased a. cargo of colonial goods from the Ha vanna, has given rise. to an unfounded conjecture that it was - a spectdation 'Of Jerome's. A manuscript circulatei here, called Extract of three:Conferences, which the most' distinguished of the Ministers now here have, it is said, _had toge ther. ACcording to thiS, ..it should seem that a great difference of opinions' prevailed ietheni On many important subjects. COPENHAGEN,. OCT. 22.---We learn from Nor 7 way, that .. Mr. Peter Anker a nd Count .Wedel Jarlsberg are named Presidents of the 'Diet 'at Christiania. ,AGRIVLTU . 4E,.ic s ..~4 • MONTHLY REPORT. FOR OCTOBER. The Wheats of last year's growth prove gene-:. rally so lean and cold, as, not to break without a large proporti o n of our own old g r a in, or that imported from the Baltic'; but few carioef haV& ilately.arrived from the French coast, and muck of those .appear..to have :suffered : by the . same blight which proved so, injurious to the English crops. The Wheat Seed Season has been remark ably fine, and the forward front' the fine. moderate rains, have planted.quick, :and well.— The Turnips and Cole-seed are much recovered. from the effects of the long' drought ;' !Silt - the crops, in 'general, - Contirittte:defective, froth the' early failure in plant.. Potatoes prove a full aye- rage crop. The Clovers kept„for seed are likely to rise well. Hay, from the expenditure the' last severe winter, and the shortness - `of this year's . produce, finds a rising market. Hops have been. a partial crop, but the quality is generally, good ;„ the shires have had a good produce, and the poc kets of those from grounds lately introduced into Leicestershire by a spirited planter, were at Wey hill in high estimation... The Wool markets re main brisk, at nearly the last month's prices.-,- Smithfield has been well'supplied with prime Beef and Mutton through the month, and on lower terms ; but Veal and Pig Pork being scarce, were dearer. Lean Stock, both in sheep. and cattle, has sold freely, at advanced prices. Store Hogs, from the abundance of the late pulse crops, con,- tinue dear. Draught Horses are cheaper, and lighter ones of inferior kinds are scarcely saleable on any terms. • FRENCH PAPERS. ~.: ,:;,~:~.i:.:w.L ?arts, Oct. 27.—His Majesty is 'expected to - • go this day to Versailles. Four dc-4--.—..uents:of, the Body, Guards_ were onderc'd yesterday to occupy differdut stages on the rt;a4t, The'.iiing has been close 4 tted with- W de' la Fare,,Bishop of Nand, wli,o'.has recently- arrjr 7 c , i' from Vienna, w h ere h e was' char-ed 'with the n - terests of his Maje'Sty . for tvirentp-five years. Count Alexis de .p;oailles, oirt of the lifinisters" from his Majesty to the 'Congress at Vienua, has: set out for that capital. Great preparations are making at the CamP-de-. Mars for the ascension Of a galloon, 'on a new principle , : ' - CH4INIBER OF DEPITTIES', 9C T. 27. . . The discussion of the grea,t,question .respecting. • the Property of the Einigrants %vas continued iu which M.i . 'l3OtlCTiard, Faget de Eaiire, Cardon nel,, ROchefoueault, and -some .other Members, spoke warmly for the restoration, i'optending :Foy the principle that contiScation c,ulcl not tie fully adjudged but for;tlte Cominissiini . of tvimeS-- that the only offence.of the proscribed Enii-cvantS was fidelity to the. cause of %viol that t'least the wrecks 9t their fortunes should not be witlheld from these ill-fated men. dost of the speeches were ordered to be printed: The op . - ponents, of the proposition were few. In the re, snit the President (Il..Laine) adjourned the 'dis cussion until to-morrow noon. Some further progress was made in discussing the details of the law respecting the Civil List. WARSAW, OCT. 6. -- 7 - Prepal:ittionS are mtdking.. at the Palace for the reception of the Empei or, whose equipages have set out from Petersburgh in order to meet-him here. FRAmcroaT, OpT..2. 7 7lccs2rding tci thi-! Ger man news, it appears certain that the Alli d POWZr.3 have resolved. to oppose to the line of. French for= tresses, between- I strasbitrgh - and Dirifkirk, a lin& • equally formidable, of which :the-fOrtitied town§ of Luxemburg.- and Mentz will form the principal points. VIENNA, 'OCT. 17.—The Duke ai-'nocca I/04 mana, - ,:First • .Equerry-lo..liing Joaehi!u,• rsere.a few days since, in or „,.,• to cop4iing.;l. ct.l;.• Ii iiperoi Ofi'hiS h:Afifiy - . return *to - This -Offieeryesterday; ree'elved---his 'audie-tiee of leave. • ••- ••. •-: It is asserted, that, .tine i s viinistets n.f Austria, PruiSia, I..etV , aria, - Hano'iter, a'neWurternlierg, have already agreed upon ttiC . .followrng principles.; relative to , .tikt changes of. territory. in -Germany and out of Getna,ny... The.actual 5,t4.! of posses.••• lion hy,the . rinces.,, unless there has been maid. fest.us'urpation, is to be sacred. Tile Prinees who have.received•,intlemitiescannot pretend to fresh;,, ones; no reclaim theSqtes fo r been indemnified. The projected ,exchanges will l Only takeiilace as they may be jUdge - neeeSsi. . anti • useful- to the • general - good. -Every P-rinc'e that lose by exChalge3 will fie indemnified, The countries that wilt •seryy principally to in demnify the Princes who are - injui-ed, those situated "on' the left bank-61 the 'Rhine; and de • Cached from France, on- NX*h no pretensions, can' be made by the ancient Sovereigns, considerin & that those countKes belong in great part to Ec clesiastical Princes, who no longer exist, and . that their domains have been secula.rized. We have been meth occupied fqr some time with the establishment of provincial Slates in the different principalities of Germany. • Some SOee r,eigns think their rights compr om i se d, b y t h ese concessions ; .but.. it .appears that .this general measure wilt be adopto. We are even assured that•the . King of Wurremberg, who opposed it most strongly, has now consented to it, and 'ha's promised Co - re-establish .the -ancient assemblies of the duchy of Wtirtemberg, %Via: the exception of some modifieatiotis relative to tithes . and cir cutristances, -and conformably to the interests - of his subjects. N . otwithstanding the residence of so many lustridus persons .at Vienna, and the great ex peruliture• in 'specie, our' course of exchange and paper money fall considerably. Stook jobbers employ every means to elude the vigilance of the pollee and'of Government. ROME, OCT. great nintiber of Fred' Masons hate sent to the Holy Mice, emblems, badges and- other. Masonic paraphernalia ; and the Statue. of Pasquin has been profusely decorated vtith Of the fraternity. 'Tie POlice ate upoirtite tool;-out for the authors , of this new ' satire. ~.A ~ , . . . . .. .. . • Her:Etrurian Majesty is m uc h attended to by . ' the bikers of - the Diiperor of Germany ; and it is , rpmarked for some days past, .that the intereoniter • beLween, Charles iV. and the. Court of Vienna has "been, frequent. , . MA.Z1 . 81i4,: - Ocr. 22.—Prinae Gustavus of Swe-; son ; K ing Gustavus A-dolphuS, ,is stilt' at ru.. Car4ruhe, where the. Queen, his mother,' super-, intends hiS education. His august aunt, the L u . press of itus'sia, interests her'ftsif exceedingly about him. It is thought that he Will be Considered in the .arrangements. of ; Germany : he is surrounded by several Swedes, whn testily a great attachment to him. The proceedings of the Commission charged with the arrangement of .new. frontiers between France and Germany, on the side of the Rhine, have already commenced. Htimiiivabli, OCT. 16.—1 t is certain that the General in Chief Bennigsen will repair to Berlin; where the Emperor Alexander is soon.expected. It is equally certain that the Russian co r p s d'armee w ill rema i n h ere an d in - our environs all ;vinter, but will be reduced to 12,000 men. NUREMBURG, Ocer. 20.—Our_ Gazette this d ia y announces, • that through the interventi on o f die Prussian General Kleist, the arrest of General Le- coca, and other Saxon Officers diet not take place. Presery'll ; with The Forest of Bondy. 1 / 41cit,r, 0? ANTIQU clll AMS OF LONDON, 4 Somerset-p Lice, Nov. I, 1314. vi hereby g i ven, t h at the WEEKLY 'klit:;„sENING'S of th, the Inthis StiCEEi nst TY . at , the usual ll he resuh oar. med. n'. on NICHOLA.S CARLISLE, Neel eta. ..... _ .--...-- -- "Ati, the 10 t h i nst . at the usual hour. '', n NICHOLA.S CARLISLE, Secretary. p t llo () , h , 11 , tr , ' , P, c , O N OF THE SONS OF THE CLERGY. 1 44,,t.f ) ,'t,N.D r 6A, ‘,,,itttNkittAL ANNUAL COURT . of, the, t; :,;t1 ' t 'iloi,,,,lis of the CHARITY for the RELIEF of (4 'llt il t . il e co '; 4nd CHILDREN of CLERGYMEN, will be kir.'*: D 1) :\l' P s rati'm House, No. 2, Bloomsbury-place, q iir re c i sti ~ the 10th day of November, 1814, at One 4r, ), for the Choice of Officers, in piirsaance of J. M. GRIMWOOD, Registrar. - /. • it'"- TI-lIIITIETI-1 NOVEMBER. k., 1 e -, -I 4' 4 4 11 d C V 44 41 1 4) th e ~,, t).• the - Contractors, respeetfitily '10 01 , 1 ?r -- n rnlie the STAIT - LOTTERY will begin teket s ,' °n the 31541 NOVEMBER. There are t ., ltd the Scheme contains . •. • • Prizes of . . L.1F,000 4 ,00(11 ...... .... q. ••••., • •• .............. : u• •.....‘ .......... 600 1 .. ...... • ..... - Lre, ge:„..,... • ... ..... .. ac esi ~.! ••• ............. •• • • • • 200 N t ;‘.k . 'N and ")1 9 - Priie s of 1001. 501. and 261. &c.! ! No ; il 4 SH ' lR ES.,are•selling at swirl , and Co.'s. i p 12 : 0 111t ry .. •, 'cla arin • - I N 0.31, Aldgate High-- - ''cross; street. „ .. .. .. . ... '. II I) A 4 , IORTG ,GE . . _ • ~ :. t,, . ''' IN o :qii••• ai , from' 2 0,0001. to 60,000/. on the e 4 to Ple. Freehold Sectiritv; and pa".lticlilarly 'ad \N4, th.Vtd ,R ( i tees. hayi ng largeums to lay out or in 7. te r •-.t'ers,,hc,suritY"...l. libefal 'r s enalineratiOn: Will be' , \ , tit i rtimiir''egri n n• i t • . 1 ,„ \ • tatio` i • e s ''''',Y r)e 7 ob;ailed on application to Mr.' 1), ~-....-__••_,_...'hreaditeedle-street,Lo.ndon. . • - ..:• .. bERt .:--,_, - . . Itaii ll Atl%• . . kl 4 „ - E2, NE ~PREETIOLD , REM - R . I\XE, -- AT e:t io t, ,, '''t st • HELIER'S, JERSEY'. , .. . r IT 'BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, k ki i h etir ed AL LT k!),,,t0r., s.ilo ati 1491.i.5.F.;, sia , idir.ig..alone, in a i t qtp Jid e 6t .,n, but near a pleasant village, and with 7 );!ii t •lti,j' a l l , it beatth.e capital of 7 the island. It: commands' kl , t, ; 1 4 14IY Sitiiii:fill Bay„and„a,Sea:port, where vessels I' 4 'll 4 ' tii i , ,rRe wil l tu:and `ruin France: • Attached to . the k th nti,:ireh ar , ed Garden, -stocked.,with -thechoicest -, "11. ' ; ',tit: 4ot- s e' s ' 4 -.11 . Land suth"cient to heep . tw ? Cows 0V i !)1,,,,. : There is'also some valuable Timber Vt 01 4 ' 111,i n ., z .1 t t, ( ,tlr th je c t i l , nt i',. ! , re extremely cheap, and , arrive from , ir , „ -11 4„ .. ..p:5 rti . ;Isdaily. - - tlitelkAt,ery.)4l,e4lar inquire of A. I. N. 21, • Tooke's 11.1,,Ittl)id), '4l,,onden; if by lettei', ost-'aid.: Or b , y ey. 'res4ed to Mr. Junes, Deal's Hotel, St. Pk h • lt?t , PAl`tm, f,t1, 1 ;%10, arid p`,;(,, IMPERIAL • DINING-TA ,;itti Pi', l• 4lB / L . '''`.4NT . TRAFALGAR SIDEBOARDS t , 1 ~.4 4 , 1 ., ~, in one elegant Piece o • Furniture, ' 0 4 ,dilir h(lillerent Plans • the Patent Improved Sofa t l , l Ni,""i i tl i P 4r lth "Is; Brass-scre'w our Post and Tent )01,`N.sv e , a itre • arid- Beddirig A : complete% Portable c , , : , t qy 2 a 1,,,.. „„olher new invent - ed and improved articles ::10thltdca?!•,etieralaild.very eittensire assortment of 11,44kitlir:IktilifZt'uelr;eAirticles, for furnishing LIT ouses.co , in-_ I..t gi it ee li ous.. . cl, where. Families may select and '4:l 41 t of wa • in a.fete days, aoicling the extreme • 4.,, ii,i. . 'hag several Months in completing their \'''+‘i ° 411 q It', I . /ttl4atmeil).3(ll,.. Articles, Army and Navy, &c. &c. by ' . t 4 , 04:. _ IR and 17, Catherinestreet, Strand, on rate, for promp t payment. . '• _ - 01, ty ( il t , i t At HIS IVIAJEATY'S PATENT. ' i t ,.ki t ON . ANT I A ''''tt,'l4 •"'ste d ATI RITION• COMPOST 'it k t, i .aof T 1 k Vh! , 54,, , t1k)i, :.„ a t 0W,.. Oil, or Grease, to prevent iSnNrk, 1) 41, 4, , w . , 1 Steam- Engines, Machinery, Mills, it,S i N d ro t c ?llis, 1,.4g,g0115, Carts,'&c. ; instead of Copper ki r . , r ‘l , l 3le_ ‘4,:, Parctline and serVice for Rigging, , 01 hie ~, , i ,„1 , ,', i, pre.erve polished Steel - or. Iron from • 11pttp(111),1Juthlings fro m the dry rot, and by the 1 k, i s i !. 't t. ex elav e in all eases not less than three 1 4k,t! ty ill e p 4 : - . elus ive of saving wear and tear , ' time, I t it , ; , 4 ) , 11 I,44t ees, a , .... k;f 4 , 4„tr, i , p (),,tl ; and ` ',.i 0 . • 40 ! Charing-Cross, near the I ~,A , ,,,ige d: ,Lin te ,,,, ,„,) their apTointment, at most i k i; , ?11 .4 , 4 0 ,,,,7)0, wa; roksellers, Libraries, Stationers, 1 T,,c04 4 ,..4.( 4 , 1 0 4 kr R , 1 'Pses, Perfumers, Iroom o ugers, I; Vittlt.ltiic 4 ll' Sl a) ; n '''ePers, Coach and Waggoti Of )t„:,stt,:,;4lqt.4, i n il_s , .S..i4qdlers, mid Sturplieepers, in 10,7 lt n ts t 4.w0 (3 ,,. nes, price 2s. Lid. ; ss. GA ; los. Gd. ; tlivt; t ,,, 4 % A . l .se< e(l r i'z'eas each. 4 ttit , z l of 1e,(,i.(.;0.1.!ii„x„. ,cottains a uantity sufficient to h t.. '4 41 'kkl, , r , i ;,,,, tour times, with which it will 1 ,h, t pk• ' W iJS V) • ' lll ' . "P 1 )0 11i . 4 k' N I MILES, and it will au- 1 ~ ,‘ o L i 'o r all other kinds of work. rt t, th NN?;,11 ,2,"13' arehol, it i ".t e : 'ell •' a Man ca n set a Value upon ; '4 to t 1 . .P°or, let their Estate be what it Vi‘:4 kl .ste 4. tY"lli til ere • , \ l s t ,,,t . ) . ;„ v i i e ? „, ll, 1 3 a wide Field open for Dis kN 4 7w ;. r iti , l erd,. . forth the powers I - a . '<ins \fen. I P: s t, 4l) V l tp ta3,47lllo ; : 11110'1ic2,4)..ti0. Physi ° cla i n n '' ) l re n t i has been L,,, . " 1 1;„ 3 , 41, ~ !.. Th ., ...,... lITt frum this that all tlic%ct.. U,,,t,•11.42 de vii d ','_ , l ,) tues of tilt. CORDIAL BALM li,"l,l44‘,Vl.tpt.i';i;t.tons,:fl nstral ed, in eradicatin g the , s w , , v 4 ,4 b , .,.., 11,11 4 taiczot morn s or Nervous Debility. It ! : 6,l ll, tiO ur ti t, des, t_l . .all Nervous Disorders, Fits, I Nl:A..aq: , 11( ini usc e (1 4 ,1 11 . 1es s . and Lownes of spirits ; ! : I t Warlderin g of the. 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