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C 1:STO.11.1101:S E. Lf)N,
FOR SALE,
PY Order the llonowt able 1.
Ilfgjestq's Customs.
On TIIURSDA V. the roh. FRI DA v. ,•
the ILA of July, 11126, at One o'clock It
at the Commercial Sale.roorna, blincityl.bi
TIIE FOLLOWING GI

Fir home Consumpt,
China, Brandy, Rata. Genera, V.
Smeary, \Fool. Shells. Cabinets, Prepared
haeeo Ashes, Waste Paper, Raw Silk, Jewell
Trimming. and sundry other Goods, -
logue.
For Exportation.
GRATED SPIRITS, DLALS,

Cie": of all Dudes.
Also Rough Amber for Home 4'onsumpdon.
duty, or for Exportation,
To be viewed at the Tobacco-ground.
Warehouse, London Docks; and the Kim
ley's Yard, end No. (. opposite the Ct
the 341, Tuesday the 4th;and Wednesday
Ten o'clock in the Meriting to Three in it
The Purchasers to pay down twenty-five
the tame of sale, and the remainder by allot
at the Receiver of Fines and Forfeitures
between the how,. of Ten o'clock in the Mr
Afternoon. or the deposits made thereon wi'
the grads sold for home consumption must
f.sre Monday the 7th August. Irdc ; dose b.
this those for borne cormisuption on payment
cohost duty free. on or before Saturday the
or the purchase money to become forfeit
for the benefit of the Crown. as no further
be allowed, the Commissioners havirg, by
November. 1825. and 14th June, 18211, directed
cmilitione of bale will be strictly adheres:
N.B. The purchasers of the goods sold
allowed to have any of them fur home cam
the duty in addition to the purchase money.
regulation' as if regularly imported.
Catalogue' may be had at the King's
Yard, on Wednesday the 28. h instant
sixpence each.

EAST INDIA 1101
THE emir! of Directors of the
?denim:Hs of Egiaird, trodiog
Aerresy ere smfiret

That7he Committee of Bayles and WI
al or at any time Wore WEDNESD,
1890, to receive Prormals in writing, malt
a• may willirg to supply tile Company
I. BRITISH e4:RAP IRON.
I IRON ANVILS) BEAR IRON
)lERS. HANDJA(KS. and VICES.
S. TO, PLATES, IN BOXES.
4. NIXED PAINT, DRY RED LEA
LEA I).

6.I3IIIIRERS end BRUSHES. V
KEYS, for SMAT.I. ARMS.

And that the Condition of the respec:ive
lel may be seen, upon application to the
Ltee. with whom the proposal must be lel
In the forer.oon of the z.oid 12th day of July
the Committee wilt not receive any Tender
JOSEr'

A POLLONICON.-.- On SATL
tt (*.Bowing SELECTION of !HITS!
Nr. PUNKIN, on the APOLIA)NICON,
meet, invented and constructed by 31mars.
SON, Organ.buik!ent, 101, St. Martin's,
diate patronage of his Majesty. comment
Part 1. Overture, Preein.a, Weber—f
Rossinl—Ait, " ROUNt3II.II Dream," yr
Sorg, '• been roaming," C. E. H,
11 Crochets. 3leyerberr. •

Part 2. Ovirture, Sophonishe, Pace—C:
bide me," Haydn—face. " When the wir
"The light guitlr." Barnet—Hunting
Weber.
N.B. Mr. Purkis'i Perf‘rmanees will be
ay during the Seagull.
The Mechanical Powers of the Apolloni
from I to 4 (except during the time of Al
perfo mng Inverter,. Overture to ligart
touted Overture to Der Freischutz, in the
but been honoured with the approbation
eaniesl and metrical men of the age, and t.
grandaur aad variety e effect. with a precision
preasfrn superior to any 02:ICT Instrument
The Slufie arranged for, and set ou
Fright, jun.

ECONOMIC LIFE ASSUR.
No. 34, BI
- Sir JAMES MACE nwrosu, N
T. ERA NEL.IND LEWIS, 1;9.111.1
Lancelot Baugh Allen, Esq. Francis
Thomas Fenn, Esq. John Et
Charles David Gordon. Esq. Thomas
(apt. George Harris, R.N. C.B. H. Fred,
George Farren, Esq. Residen
AC DI Toe s —Robert Biddulph, Esq. ;
Jchn IVlththaw.
PHYSICIAN—John Mason Good, M.D. F
Sr 11,0E0N —Benjamin Travers. Esq. F.ll
This la a " Premium Society," guarded
or precautionary Fund, to be nerd off as soon
plus Capital is accumulated from the Premier
the assured all the security, in the first i,
ecribtel Capital of a Proprietary Company
mining the Subscribers to remain a perm=
Society—appropeiating ks profits, and endar
Security and Economy constitute the ex(
tution, and those objects are to be best efft
excess of Premium beyond the true risk, a
the benefit and security of the Assured, to
an the way of bonus. Both the rate of morn
tercet are subject to vacations; and the
every office ought always to exceed the
by the greatest probable variations of those
ordinary circumstances, a Surplus Fend wit'
beyond the amount necessary to provide
Primium.Sucitty the danger of an inc.euti
of this surplus is effectually guarded again.
Funds and Officers of the Society are under
of the persons assured; whereas, in • Prey
Sharelmident not only enrich themselves,
Policy Holders. but may put in jenpardy ti
an improvident division of that purples rut
run.u:ated out of the Premiums paid by
ought to be 'menet for their Peewit,.
ADVANTAGES EXCLUSIVELY BE'

Premiums for young and middle.
office in England ; payable annually, ball
fur a limited number of years only.
A temporary precautionary Capital of
pant off in manner above stated.

Three.fourths of the profits divided among
the 61tareholders are paid off; and diencefor
uy additions to their policies, with interest
ut the premiums.
Tpe Trustee sign every policy, and dig
diate remedy against th• fund itself.

Ou the bitek of every policy for the whole
ita true value front year to year, at which
tract to purchase it, or to lend two.third■ t
to enable him to continue the future premit
veniencc.

The assured having the Contract of
policies, may reduce the annual premium
stance, by tAking ten policin of lON. each,
olienevex a bonus of 11W. is added to tt

sure) by selling one policy to the Society
and reduce his premium one-tenth. without
Thus, he may either apply the bonus in at
insured, or io reduction of his future preouiu
There are no agents to the Institution,
Commisaions which would be allowed to

ducted from the premiums of the &toured.
A Physician or Consulting Surgeon of,
town is attached to the :•ociety.
Proposals from the country to be sent t
who will give all proper information, to sat,
banal attendance before the Board.
Notice is hereby given, that an Extra;
COURT
will be held at the house of the S
July 21, at I o'clock precisely, to consider
lieving the Senior Auditor of this Society fr
lie labours under, by re tson i.l his being a
Life Assurance Company, to be elected a '

lißsinApitoLniltnet,et, ItilArtnesrburoyf,,,
respectfully to infirm the Public. that lie ce
on the New and Genuine System of
U'IIITINU on expeditious and unerrim
his. Pupils are taught in sit with ease and e
*Audits! running-hand in an incredibly short
Mr. T R A lb has the ho ,our of attending r
speetanday.
Ladies anal Gentlemen ar • atten led either
or at his private residence, 14, S itt hamp•
where s prospet tus nt his terms mty be i
select Class of Cie itletax In the Even:
o'clock.
• Short-hand tatyllat on a wry erior plan.
attended.

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TOON, Jane, 26, 1826, . SALES BY AUCTION. SOLES BY A,UC .
! SPMERSETSIIIRe ELECTION. him, that he interrupted Mr, Hunt, to deprecate the course he os
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tur;riar, .111nri 27. pursuing from day to day of a:tacking the Magiorates, and expcsa
. . . Commissioners of his VALUABLE FREEHOLD ESTATES. CLAPHAM...COM*. .
I numbers to be as ter.0."11,-.2":4 the Under Sheriff' deciared the ing them to unmerited obloquy. Relying on their evell.known te-
em, • COMPRISING THE LEGAL
_QUAYS IN THE PORT CONVENIENT AND COM FORT rt RESIDENCE, potation for protection, they had not thought it worth while to re.
. the 7th, and TUESDAY. OF LONIXIN. With geed Garden, Coach-houeeeeed Stabang. pal these attacks; but being personally referred to, he would say
In the Afternoon pregiody, NOTICE is hereby given, that the Honourable Corn- I By WI NSTA NLEY act SONS, i
1:76c113 i Bunt . that all the charges Mr... Hunt hat! made had been thoroughl%-
Jane
missinnere of his Plajeety's Customs hare instricle.l lAt the Mart on TUESDAY, July 10, t 12,
1- . dccea- ~,ed., i Le‘bbridge . ...I.
by order of the liickiama • e - - - 299 vestigated, and that by enemies, tor he would contend that these
1106D8:- . WINSTA NLEY aad SONS to offer for SALE by AUCTION, Exec'utors of Charles Borrotialle, men in the House of Common, were enemies who attended to P.r-
pPlhir4;
y, Wine, Totiareo, , in.several Lots, in a short time, the following valuable I A Very convenient and eomfortablithESlDENCE. in l One of the poll clerk!, named Baker, gave in his account of the P
II 1. perfect order, and edited to a modedine.reeed family, lam'. state of the poll in a manner which abewed great notimns against
Mr Hunt, of which the latter complained ; and the High Sheriff arm statement'', and sent them forth to the world. The character
or throe Magivratie had been left unstained by reproach, and all
•ed Chalk, Cymbals, To- I FREEHOLD ESTATES. viz.:- amity situate on the North aide of CLARY-common, near the armiuutowdilciehmthll.mosey ;etch tthhattrcowtedriedeenheteitioedettoeircileoieme ofaherntihceemand
wihor:
lewellery. Piave,. Cotton THE LEGAL. QUAYS TN THE PORT OF LONDON, Church, and containing good dining told wing rooms, six hod *
as mentioned m the Cats- including chamber*, kitchen, and offices, with a I and very productive sharply reprimanded the clerk. The man apologized by stating Hunt had no right to make charges against Dr. Collision, arid
. BREWER'S AND CHESTER'S QUAYS,
garden, coach-house, Om-Mali stable. a Yard: with that he was only a schoolmaster, and would do so no more. The when he stood u
GALLEY QUAY. p to defend himself, to think that an apology would
n. •
cation into Bronee's road; held for near nheteen years, at a low Court was then adjourned to two o'clock to-morrow, upon which he satisfactory; lie ought to know that they were well fronded, of
PLATE'dLASS, &c. WOOL AND CUSTOM HOUSE QUAYS, rent.
Mr. HUNT rose anti complainel that the other Candidates had lie was ready .
again turned their backs upon the freeholders, in much the same not to make them. If Mr liun t would make any specifi..t charges.
lea.
130Tf/LPII WHARF,
To bp viewed by applying at Mr. Batten's Literary. Clarbaln-
gritletriidtioantsut.ocill:a,riliiia.mjacnnutawryere entrusted to
scion, on payment of the I HAMMOND'S AND COX'S QUAY, common. l'articulars may he bud at the Plough and the Wind. Mr. HUNT said that fie had never made a charge which was
not substantieeed. and that would appear from the printed Report
1, duty free. AND FRED' WIIARF, . mill. Clapham ;at the Mart ; and of Winitanley and Sens,
twhaeyi r acsareth
."AtdaidMweherin
3, Rotherhithe; Tobacco I occupying the whole Frontage on the North Bank of the River p
of the Comminsioners. That . was made upon meth, and would
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mt., warehm,,,, wychey. I Thames, from London Bridge to the Tower (with the exception Or 1823, the free- prove that all he had stattid„hoth about Hunter. himself, and the
;mono House, on :Woodsy ' the site of the faionm House. Billingsgme, and the East India RICHMOND BREEN. holders had petitioned for a reform of various abuses, and he had visiting 3lngiatretes, wan {trimly true. He had charged Or.
y the ada July, 1826, from Wharf): let on leases to Most respectable tenants, the principal The apacions 3lansion. with Offices, Plomure Ground. and large now a copy of the petition, which lie would read to the !reeld:fere Coulston, and that young M•ci's father with hiflicting t, r -..ire
the Afternoon. part of which may be determined at Ladv-day, 1827, thereby offer. (larden, formerly occupied me Lord Yosemite ritzwilliam, de..
et.t.on
wai
, tom a prisoner ; all that he had said abaft them hoed been este-
ye per cent. as a deposit at
mg Le eligible opportunity to large capitillsts either tor investment ceased. 13y Mr. SQUIBB and SON,(The pt i duce read.) It complained of the great distress I
the by the most verve:Wm, proofs: and theae aim examined
londay the 31st July. 1826, or occupation, the reserved rents amounting to nearly 116,0001. per At Clarraway s. THIS DAY. at I, to which the petitionese were reelnced, and prayed foe a remission I the evidence would find that he was fitily'bonse out. Whet (-mild
res Office, Custom House, annum. A Very valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE (exonerated of taxation and a reform in Parliament. The pet:tion Was moved be a gfeater proof or; the impropriety of . their cototoet thas Morning and Three in the The day of sale, with further particulars, will be duly notified front Land-Tax), comprising the automation, built and b him at Wells,the Secretary of State sending down an order in the ray teeth of all
will become forfeited. And in this and other Papers. spacious :natation, with .
and tis large 1. • as ten amendment to one proposed by Mr.
e•oenaive sodding Ol _a era,
Flouting,
their eiders, and even without. consulting with them or allowing
.st be taken away on or be- Bp order of the Comminsionert, court-yard encheted by gates, a porter's Itedeise beautittil pleasure . and seconded by \I r. Sandford; it was adopted at a meet- I diem to be the niedi its execution ? After this, Mr. DiCkitl•
AC sold for exportation, as Timm As %EH rt. Ai oit E, secitary. ground, occupy ime Dearly the who of thi raWl.43,l:lo.llcr"sms me
„, mg, comported of 83/40 persona, and though Mr. Stuck y the •
c . ter, I son mid others had !moons extremely ponte wad kind, but It was
vaunt of duty.or aspoy- Cad= MOO': L'entoo, Map' to, lIIS6. . ~ green ; totether with *it very produeive kitchen garden, a going ~ e.
Amble arid intellectual Sheriff of
drat period, had refused to ve too late; for he knew full well that lie owed nothing to them, bet
he 30. h September, 18!6. - • .< - hen heto
on A.gill-lane, erlelfi.(ed by lofty teethe ii 64 dwliod. with the n hie sanction, asIN have done, et had been signet. after' to the Commission and the Government. They did not Tontine*
the by aboue'n
sited, and the goods resold, PECKHA3I, SURREY. choicest fruit teem: the whole together eontaining upwards el. three meeting, .000 persons. Out of from Bto 10.1101) Ito inflict insult and injury upon him. because they had no longer
er time will in either use Commodious Family Reddonce, in complete order, with large mesons who were at thareeneetin no more t
acres of groom!. offering a most desirable residence fur a Nobleman, I. ~
by their order of the 191 walled Bartlett and excellent Offices, limn House, Coach or fur any large nehOlastk Ettsblishment. alwaagainst tisteeipeetione and no one could therefore doubt that i come to him in the tint instance as a fox-hill-I.er rattier than a per-
m-cud that in future the House, Stabling, &c. A person attend, to plied the Premises, of whom printed Niel-, it. expressed the tte of the county. Sir Thome' had promised to I son and a magistrate, booted and *purred like a jockey ; and
1 to. cellars may be had ; also of Messes. Oldie and Forster. Solicitors, }eve its prayer his ettp-toet, excepting as regarded the Judges sa/a. I whin he had sheen him water which th • n ware supplied
mpriso ers
• By W I NSTA N LEY and SONS,' but instead or do'
1 for exportation, will be At the ;hart, on TUESDAY, July 18, at 12, Corey-sueet ; at biarraway's t and of Mr. Squibb and son, seeing: vies; Ing im, he had said, that although it Was most ' with, that had passed through the knots, he said it was fit for
nsumption, on payment of A LEASE for Eighty-nine Years. at a moderate rent, Min numermisly signed, he did not approve of its prayer. Sir Thomas
thata moved that he disregarded culinary purposes.
Icy, subject to the same the whites or the county ; end by Mr. TURlNGagain rose t lainand Vac!' whimaelf and the
next: i ma .
of ,very commodious FAMILY RESIDENCE, plea- • HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AND EFFECTS. this, and various other acts and omissions, he had proved hirneelf other 31 • mutates, and asked Ale. Hunt to &low him to rend the
, , gently situate at the entrance of Peckham Rye-lane. Surrey, only By tile. W. P. MUSGRAVE and Mr. STANLEY, ' wholly unworthy to represent the county. To melon was a• • e--
Warehouse, Wymieney s
peon- (valence.
about four • mar, from mite Ilridoet containing ample accommoda. On the Premise'', No. 102. Oxfmd-aireet, by order of the Aasig. lege moo derided to man by his Creator • but such men as Sir Tho a
L Price 03C shilling and mum For a
nu
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",n.
s_ e • . .
airy ,
races of Mr. Jonathan Rutland, a Bankrupt, TO-MORROW, rime thoughthemselves * with their - • Ir. fl eNT offered to give the Report to the High Sheriff. and to
oh hmem. in chamhere noble lofty • , hut on a lev, I
4'. to feed, but Mr. Throg then declined to read it, and -
dewing mom, about 32 feet by 20, eating room 30 feet long, and at 12. would emir contempt upon their petitions, and deny them the
con- :he Sheriff thought it irrelevant ; and the parties coming to high
9(736, Jame 28, 1826. opening into the conservatory, breakfast room, or library, and do_ 711 HE genuine HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE . mid soistion of knowing that their complaints were properly brought words, and great agitation prevailing the Sherifraaid that the Court
r tlitiled Commit'', of mettle offices of every description, detached hrewhouee, stable for -1.. EFFECTS, comprising four-post, tent, and other bed. betore the no of those who could relieve them ; am: yet. though was adjourned. and, with his officeri and man gentlemen •Ih-
y , en
to the ja,,i ji,d;;i, do five holism, coach house, &c.: an excellent and very large walled steads, a melmenny high press ditto, excellent feather beds and: Sir Thomas Lethbridge had proved himself so unworthy of sup. drew.
garden most abundantly staked, the whole enclosed by lofty fold. bedding. mahogany wardrobe, secretaire, double and single chests port, he wee surrounded by the Magistrates, the Clergy, and Mr. II hNT remained„ and read extracts from time evidence,which
'arehousert will be randy ing flutes. of drawers, sofa, chairs, dining, Pembroke, and claw rabies, the Lawyers, and by the combined force of Om men brought to seemed fully to confirm hie previous statements.
PAY, cite 12th of .duly, To hr viewed by flak os only, which, wilt particulars. may be chimney, pier, and dressing gla.sses, capital eight-day clock, and his aid, he could set the county at defiance. In proof of this he
led up, from such persons had of %Vitra-Pinky and Snot, Paternoster-row. Partieeilars also at kitchen requisties. could mention instances in which persons, honest freeholders, who -.._t__- -__ .... __. , ...
r with a quantity or thee Mart. May be viewed this day; catolognes had on the , premiees ;of gave him (31r. Hunt) the preference, and promised to come to WESTMORLAND ELECTION.
Mi. Stsnley, N. Ohl flomi-street ; and of 3lr. W. I'. Musgrave, tote for hint, had been induced to break their words by the in-
Did, SLEDOE HAM- CIeAPHA3I COMMON. Auceoneer, &c. No. 5, Bread-street'. Cheeedtle. Amoco and intimidations of these several classes of persons, who --ger.-- -
C.l P!TA I. SPA CIOUS FREEHOLD RESIDENCE, . '----11"---24- - - . ----- to med a mass ot influence with which he feared It was of little uee to I FROlt OUR OWN RErOTITER•I
With Offices, Gardens, Pleasure-grounds. and Land, shofroth,- TO G ItOCEit S. contend ; sod yet these were the persons who set thenuelves up as MONDAY, J ENE 28 (Foe Reel DAY.)
AD, and DRY WHITE about Twelve Acres. r ilt3 be DISPOSED OF, an 01(1-emlbliabed TEA and li at.trns of morality and teachers of religion! How could they expect Tile polling re-commenced this morning with considerable briak-
By IVINSTANLEY and SONS, - - .1 GROCERY BUSINESS, in full Trade, situate in one of to escape the exposure and the infamy which properly enriched to nese d • •
~ an went on throughout the day with any interruption,
WOR3IS and TURN- At the dart. on TUESDA Y, July 18, at 12. Memel fashionable Towne in Hovland. such a lire of conduct? No sooner did he state loot in relation.to
Most valnible FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate on W. H. For particulars apply to ll King, Esq., 73, Hatton-garden, the conduct of thestemen, than up got such a fellow as l'iment except for a few minutes, when a equalible teak place in the
' '• Stuckey, and ' lis lie, ' This "
re Contracts (five in num. For
q.y, said " t a it is a d-d lie." was the an. Kendal-stud booth, in ehich a man contrived to get hie head Cu';
the preferable side and verge of that delightful and tote-
m Clerk of the said Com-
left before•Eicren o'clock taped 'I h
• . spot, 0. m run Common; tan rain a capital and sparinu• THE PROPERTY OF A MAN Oe rAnttlOser; gaol; it was false, and lie (Mr. Hunt) was a most malieicens,
Mansion, peculiarly adapted for a numerous fanfil of the firm And must be sold for whim-ea they may fetch, particulars of the transaction. In the course of the moaning I hed
ily,lll2li, after which hour . .... .wicked dog, for vesting it. The robberies in that prison, the cruelty
respectability. containing a noblelofty eating-swum, about 27 Tee N E of the best
y . 0 - ' BILLIARD-TABLES in London
er. •.
and delinquencies of the gaoler, were all unfounded, until lie had a conversation with one of the surgeons of Appleby, who informed
'H DART, Secretary. ,
• by On, two drawing-roonas communicating by folding-doors an I of a full size • a very superior Stanhore and Harness (new);
the windows 'the lawn ' ' • ' . '
opening to and pleasure-grounds, a libr r-, wth a double-barrelled howling-piece. by Mortimer, and percus-
__ an oppotunity of proving their troth. when, though most fully me that he had dressed nodess than 23 persons, who had their heaes
aulotantieted, die delinquent was allowed to go free. Sins* he last Saturday. the riot; mans of these wounds were 'Caere.
outon in •
URDAY NEXT the anti-room, study, schooKroom, &c. several airy and commod ois stun lock. ' • addressed the freeholders, he had provided himself with a copy of
tIC will be Derformed by chambers and derailing-moms, and excellent domestic of of To be seen at :Via.' and Cm.% 32. Itemers-street, but none dangerous. With the exception of the squabble I have
the evidence adduced before the Commissioners appointed toexa-
g,, a rind alsomeramm. eve y description. The pleature-grounds are laid out in extensive- ,
s
'n. FLIGHT and ROB- lawn and broad gravel wallet, ornamented with the choicest aid OA K LIBRARY
,I.lane, under the imme. molt valuable American and other rare plants, and bounded be a FPO be SOLD. the 'whole of the late LIBRARO
- was robbed by the gaoler. The Magistrate had connived at these
robbed the does anything eke a vindictive feeling appear to pervade either
robberies, and they had never endeavoured either to punish or to
racing at Two o'Cri•st.a. fine sheet of water. An elegnnt and costly greenlimuse. productive .1. DOORS of BUCKINGIIA 1-11101Jah:, with thirty oak recover any thing front that individual who had, through their ne Pa"'
.e aeatina, oDi ," gardens, with newly-erected hot-holm, filled with grape vines of a Library chains, with green morocco PAWS, an I eight drab damask sect, robbed A shop had been Net up in the gaog. l Reports hare been afloat all the morning that something wricus
oth Variations, crania_ superior description, and stabling for four home. The land is inn. Curtains, with plain valance and brae, rolls. They • are to be sold for making %hoes. and the money for them, when made. wee never ac- I had or was likely to happen, in consequence of a report in the
lore-3larch and Chorus, me lately adjoining, mind judiciously disposed, forming a moat de. for less then hatt their cost, by Niro and Co., keen's, 32, Berners. counted fur. Mr. White, the able attorriey for Bridle, the late gaoler.
lightful park.like paddock. anent, Os fenteueeet-Courier Newspaper of Saturday, in which it was said that the
never gave the slightest answer to the charge on behalf of his
Canzonet, ''• My mother To be viewed fonrteen deem preceding the sale, by tickets only BECKENHAM. KEN-r.master of
client. The head the manufactory had Wild hem that speeches were grossly misrepresented. I have done all I could t•
ind blows," Bishop Alia which, with particulera, rosy be then had of Winstauley and S
Chorus, Da Freuchula, Paternoster-row. Particul irs also at the Mart. ma' mo he SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, the 'were made
quantities of shoes for the Magistrates, amongst others, get the paper, or even it, to see but f have been unable to succeed. ,
1 KELSEY PARK HOUSE, OFFICES, and GROUNDS, and no account was ever rendered of the receipts, nor could 'Ol As to what leas happened in cote:Nee:nee of that report, among.'
Iva ifs-
return be obtained. Sir John Acland, who was a• be continued iitery Satur- SURREY. NINE MILES FROM LONDON. with such portion of the adjoining Land as may be agreed_ upon. istrate d I I h had I 11'""
, un tle on y one w oaetet towards nu ( Mr. Hunt) the Candidatee, various rumours were Omer ; but the real facto
COMMODIOUS AND SIIRSTANTIAL FREEHOLD Also some Fi:O:EHOED LAND, peculiarly well adapted for fake a eentletuan, had some of these Rhoee d I • I •stated in the speeches, it it not eesssary to dwell upon idl
~ an ot tee persons wnh. being
nicoo are exhibited daily, ' RESIDENCE.- the erection o. one or more Villas, situate in the preferable part of act number were
. • e thus suppled. Eight hundred petite had. beers rumours.
31r. Purkis's attendance), With Offices, Gardena, Aid rich Meadow Land, altogether the village of Beckenham, near the Wickham.road, with orna- sent off in one week, but no account of receipts could be found. 'At half-past four. or near five o'clock, the Under-Sheriff-on,
ire and Weber'. cede. upholds of Fifteen Acres. mental Timber, mid commanding picturesque views of the stir- .1 he gaoler kept a very COnViSial house, and amongst his pot rent
lie execution of which it • rounding toiletry.
nions some of these Magistrates were to be found. Articles of flounced the state of the poll for thet day :-
aof the most eminent use- By WINSTANLEY and SONS, For further particulars apply to Mr. Geeenway Robins, 1, r
usury, laic as ut er, wine,were. on occasions of their • Day's Poll. Total.
nil is allowed to possess a .•
At the Mart, on TUESDAY. July Itl, at Twelve. by direction of Crosh W Iworeht or to Messrs. Robinson and Son, Soli-
y-row, a
visits, fetched from the shops and inns, and charged to the county, Loral Lowther - . 302 881
vision and &Hong of ex- the Executors hf Thomas beverton, Itsq. deceased. citurs, 2e, Eucx-statet, Strand.
in Europe. A Valuable and desirahle FREEHOLD and COPY-
• -
i the cylioders, by Mr. La. HOLD ESTATE, exonerated from the Lend Tax ; con- This day is published, with the Supplement for 1826, Do. price in fact, they were consumed at their drunken festive's, of which Mr. Brougham - - 2(41 740
slating of a coon odious and most rubmantial Ills. fid. boards. some of the 31agistratea had been known to be parties. Sir John Lord Lowon ER then addremetl the electors. and said that from
RESIDENCE, lIIHE LAWS OF THE CUSTOMS, compiled by 'h irma fth a te si 4 • * the indul mot he had formerly experienced at tlitir hand
s. he
hag
Aden& who had been C a n o eQu rter .e s on. , wa.•
in g
the habit, not of going to an inn or a friend's house to sure that they would not deem it offensive if he kept on hie
LANCE 'SOCIEIY, pleasantly situate on Mitcham-green, and near the Common, in the j_ direction of the Lords Commissioners of his Majesty's Tres- sleep, but to take his bed in the gaol •; but whether he while addressing them, as the sun shone with intenee heat upon the
ILaciratals, rounty of Surrey, only nine miles from London, and within anew wiry, and published by the appointment and tinder the sanction
went there for the bed alone he (Mr. H.) could not say Whilst heads of those who were upon the hastings. They had jitit, heard
distance of several parks of hounds ; containing a capital lofty eat- of the Cummisnioners of his Mokesty's Customs ; with Notes and such things were allowed, it was no wonder that the expenses•. the result of thatday's poll, and he could assure them It was a
of the
M.P. Chairman. ing-r00m.21; feet by 13 ; drawing-room, 21 feet by 11l ; breakfast_ Indexes.
county were enormous, and the Magistrates had no right to corn- most agreeable surprise to him to find that he had gained upon that
1.P., fhputy Chairman. parlour. gmdemati'li room, four principal bed-chambers, dressing. By J. D. 111'31E, Esq. plain if they were charged by him with impropriety and gross ne. day also, after what bad been held out to them by the otherran.
is Kemble, Esq. room, a yen secondary and servants' rootlet ; excellent arrangement Comptroller of' His Majesty's Customs in the, Port of London. gligence in the discharge of the duties the owed Saturday He expected thaetheir opponents weted
y ow to the county. , dilate on night
Knowles, Esq. I.R.S. of domestic officer. including housekeeper's room, servants' hall, Published by J. hlawinan. Lud„eete street.
Sir Thomas Lethbridge and Mr. Dickinson were not only parts of I have come up to the poll on that day, in such great force ae to re•
as 3leux, Esq. scullery. butler's pantry and sleeping-room, dairy, larder, and con- 'tea The Supplement for 1826 may be had separate, price 2s. Gel this Ma ' but they its in i duce his least half. (Cheers.) He was fully
gistracy, were supporters Parliament; they majority atone swam
Aerie Stephenson, Esq. yenient ceiling,. ; detached wash-house and laundry, stabling for
nit Director. right horses, standing for two carriages, &c. ; conservatory. hil- C. H. VON WEBER'S FUNERAL. ' had always been so ; and it was quite clear that if they represented I that the ingenuity and the eloquence of the Honourable Gentleman
1 any body of persons, it was the Magistrates, Clergy and Lawyers, !to whom he was opposed might make it out that he wan in n
; John Hymen, Esq. ; hoedown'. private chew!, hot-home:, and grapery ; productive EWER and JOHANN INC beg leave to announce they and not the Independent Freeholders of the ' One hI• •t (Cheers.) He might even attempt not only to make
county. ot t e minor' y.
7 garden, with lofty fruit-wall; lawn and pleasure-ground., and rich have just miblished MOZART'S REQUIEM, Pianoforte ••• ey •
.R.S. Guildford-street. meadow land ; the whole containing about 15 acres, I mod, 10 and Voice, t rice 95., which celebrated work was performed at the vietting . aguerates at the time he was in gaol, he saw before him •• I geed that point, but to prove that there wall even a majority in
and although Dr. Coulston had not treated hint with much cond.' I his favour. (Cheers and a laugh.) The eastward and the 'west-
.R.S. 12, Bruton-street. perches. and possessing extensive and valuable rights on the adja- Funeral of the alcove so much esteemed and lamented Ccmposer. deration t- or courtesy when he had been under lock and key-- I ward, and all the wards, would be knocked about until the Hon. f
dby a temporary Capital, cent common. E. and J.have likewise just published T. F. MOLT'S PIANO- soots- n the s,tuation fn which you were placed, I ' Gentleman hail artived at • mow admirable stare of aridorte-
Dr. Coo 1. I• • • '
I, t
goon as an adequate stir To be viewed between the hours of eleven and three, by tickets , FORTE TUTOR, comprised in 15 Lesions, with a number of treated you as a gentleman t and it you had been my neatest vela- tical confusion. (Much laughter and cheers.) Yet when the Un- l•
micros:. thus affording to only, which, with particulam. may he had of Win"anley and Snns, favourite pieces fingered, price his. This week is particularly well tion. I, in the situation I fill, dat that time, could not have treated der-Sheriff suited positive farts, he must say that in his opinion air II!
t instance. which the sub- 10, Paternoster row. Particulars also of Meows. Ward and Alder. suited to schools', and founded upon nine years'practieal experience. you with greater kitidnees. the tropes and rhetorical flourishes in the world
.were inferior to
y can offer, without per- sey 41, Bedford-square ; at the Inns at Croydon, Beddington, Car. The fingered pieces are to be had separate, at 3...
Mr. HUNT-1 dare say Dr. Coulston remembers coming into solid numbers. (Cheers.) Still he did not wish world,
friend, to be
anent incumbrance on the I
shaiton, Sutton, Mitcham, and Tooting ; and at the Man. No. 16 and 17 of a COLLECTION of 'MARCHES and my room one day, and proeessing, as he does now, his wish to over-confident. He hoped they would not let him get a-head to-
!angering Its stability.
render me any service, asking me a question or two. thought morrow, um era oot was . .
xcellence of a Life Lod- UNIQUE AND ELEGANT ITALIAN VILLA, Dame Blanche, of Boieldieu.
they were put in a very queer and awkward manner • and having tion to make a great push. Even though he should gain, how -
fleeted by taking a small IN SURREY, Na I and 2of a SELECTION of FOREIGN POPULAR - ' to-morrow's such I • (Lord Le th ' )oh
•
en eye-tooth in my head, I observed that the door was not shut ever, on poll, yet was itsiw er s
, and accumulating it fur Four Mlles only from London, with Cosch-houseo, Stabling, Con- , MELODIES, "My ornaments are arms," and "If words of love
close; I went to it, and who should I see there listening but the atinacy, and he was willing to take any praise which was due to
to be returnable to them servatory, Hot and Succession Houses. extensive Gardens, Plea. I offend thee," with Accompaniment of Pianoforte, by the most cele-
turnkey ? 1 asked him how he could think of placing such a fellow obstinacy backed by firmness and consistency, and,by the number,.
otality and the rate of in.
in• sure Grounds and rich Meadow Land, altogether upwards of e bested composers, price Is. each.
conversation 9as that to listen to our co . of his eriends, that he would not flinch from the poll ao long as they
le Premiums charged Fifteen Acres. No. 2of the JOURNAL de FL[ „ . . ITF containing the most fa
Dr. COI7I.STON was about to make some observation, when continued to support him. (Cheers.) So long as the lion. Gentle-
e true value of the risks mutate pieces ever published, price 3a. This cheap and excellent By WINSTANLEY anti SONS, Mr. Ht we proceeded-I severed you then, Dr. Couleton, and I man continued his career, so long would he appear (acre and face his
ose rates. Hence, uncle? work is daily gaining more +ubscribers.
At the Mart, on TUESDAY, July WI, at 12,at now, that you never did your duty as a Christian Ali- constituents, conscious that he had always performed his duty to.
rill always be accumulated Twenty-tour GERMAN MELODIES, with Piano.forte or assure. y
and .. •
e for the claims. In a THE Elegant ITALIAN VILLA, known as CA-words, • hthe
Guitar 1 mompaniment, adapted to English with addle
I . wards them, and that theA, would therefore continue to him their
nutter a Magistrate, in not going round to visit the prisoners,
Gentleman
and to inspect the gaol, without having such a lurking fellow as a suffrages.
thous or unequal division 1 • ,
saINA erected by the late Richard shave, I•hig, for his own tinted foreign original poetry, handsomely bound, price 245.; like- turnkey with you. I say you should have looked at every part of amused himself, as well as them, with
• h h' 4 1 1 ' d
a le i y-enterhrung e-
arns', by reason that the immediate residence, under the superintendence of that eminent wise to he had singly, at Is. to 30. gel..
nder the absolute control architect, J. Nash, Esq. It is beautifully situate, on the summit E. and J. have likewise all the Compositions of the late C. M. the gaol when such a man was not present • for as a man of in. acription of some premises which he had seen. His Lordship here
'mprietary Company, the of that much-admired spot, Dulwich-hill, in the county of Surrey, Von Weber, of Beethoven, Spohr, Meyerbeer z all the pieces singly lland knowledgeoftheworld,you. must'
have known that observed, that those who lived in glass houses should not throe
te 'Renee
hen such a person was stones, and made an observation about other premises which wetter
a, at the expense of the commanding views of the most picturesque and rich description, of Meyer's oiedea and Corinto: Winter's ()palest, Pianoforte a man dam nototi complain of a
that •nyt n;tvaenoctettwof a hundred prisoners to be seen fr the Bridge, where room could be made for more
the very Rum mann-re by and, though only four miles (Inertia front London, is perfectly se- and Voice, original edition ; and all the Foreign Operas of any present, Y knowniree ye. t
fund, which has been ac. eluded from public observation, containing a noble suite 'depart. note. would not dare to open their lips, in the way of complaint,beforethan electors.
the turnkey! You were told by the Commissioners that it was neither his Lordship's words nor hie meaning. theregir.itnppeere y the assured, and which meow on the ground floor, viz.-a lofty eating room, about 30 feet I. Bow Church quit, Cheapside, and 263, Regent-street.
by 111, a circular drawing-room, feet diameter, a library, 30 feet
ELHNHINGTH THIS by 18, all communicating by folding dnore, and extending together ALL IN ONE DA Y.--all XOF THIRTY THOUSAND, in a situation in which they might speak the truth. and excited a good deal of laughter.) He them sincerely
el. nearly 90 feet in length; a morning room, 21 feet by 17, spacious I AND LOTTERIES END FOR EVER. • Dr. Cou 1.3T0/4-Whenever I sent to see you, I did CO atm Ma- thanked them, aware as he
was,
that however disagremble it might
d b,.. 4,,„,, than ha any hall ani vestibule, five principal bed chambers, with light dressingl (-IA MB/LI., Contractor, istrateontractor, assures the Public that by Act g ,
and I waited on you to know if you had anything to say be to be a Candidate at a contested election, a situation tor
If-yearly, or quarterly, or rooms and clowts attached to each, four servants' rooms ;in a ill.e.e of Parliament this is the last Drawing. this itt the last Lottery,lother • lalways •I I illwhich few people had a relish, yet he was aware that that of ate to me ; but when went to poem it, er pan w
wing, but connected with the body of the house, is a range of nine- this is the butt ('hence, that will ever be presented to gain Thirty take down what you say, and you shall sec. me in the visiting hia• elector, who had often to fight his way in getting hi flue booths.
must be atill more annoying, and that therefore a proem/donate de.
r 200,0001, ',hi& am be sery apartments, including three sleeping rooms, a day nursery. go_ Thousand Pounds, by risking a mere trifle. The demand is great grorate a
'envies room. light dressing room, water-closet, &c. The offices and general throughout the kingdom. Carroll therefore advises all Mr. II goons.
the manly in which have stood grec of thanks were due on his part to those who had ao exerted
trete-- ter very way you
mongst the moored, until comprise an excellent kitchen, scullery, housekeeper's or butler's who intend to adventure to make their purchases quickly, and up to defend
should yourself, Dr. Coulaton, perhaps I ought to apologize
..
aware that a great number of rhetorical flourishes would
themselves in his behalf. (Cheers) He sincerely tbanke m tithe.
retioth the entire profit*, room, footman's pantry, laundry, mangling room and chamber, whilst there is a variety of Numbers to select from. to you for mentioning your name in the way I dol. I be He was ,
at, In face,,,sl
rest thereon, in redaction servants' hall. and men's bed-room, stabling for eight horses, ' The Price of Tickets and Shares• has already risen, and will sorry to say any thing personally offensive to you . shortly be put forth, to prove that that day's majority
standing for four carriages, harness rooms, grooms' chambers, and certainly be considerably higher; and, should the demand continue, Dr. CoUT.STON-“ as
I never had the let animosity s you a large minority. (Oreat laughter.) In conclusion, fir hoped the)
ire the assured an Mune. lofts. The gardens are surrounded by lofty walla, most abundantly It may be impossible to obtain them at the approach of the drawing at any time in my life, nor have I now." would remain la to their purpose, and he could- 'in' that ease
Mr. lII7NT then proceeded to state the hardship endured by the entertain no doubt whatever of success. His Lordship cheat with. 4
productive and fully stocked, a gardener's cottage, ranges of hot at any price.
hole term of life, is a scale mil succession houses, pine pits, ace. The pleasure gioun•ls are The Scheme contains, for the First, Last, and Only Time in prisoners in h. ..
the rani, particularly as respected a man of the name drew amidst loud cheers.
''l being balance Colonel I WTIIER then presented himself, and wasreceived
ich price the Society con. disported with infinite taste and judgment, ornamented by a choice the annals of Lotteries, of Hill, who, having been put in poem for 3., ~ aro
rda thereof to the holder, variety of piant., shrubs, evergreens, &e., extensive gravelled walks SIX PRIZES of TII I RTY THOUSAND POUNDS, &c. &c. due to the Government, had been kept there sixteen years, and with mingled expressions of approbation and hostility. . He said
wetniums without Mom- surrounding the land, which is enriched by full-grown forest and With Every Ticket a Prise !making • dthere for life, hadactually made his that If they would hear him he would not detain them morothan a
up his nun to stay
other trees. and bounded by a fine sheet of water, forming alto. Forming an Aggregate exceeding Je389,000 ! will. If that man's case had been inquired into, end properly minute. (Great noise.)
r
the Trustees to purchase ;tether a park-like paddock, and containing upwards of 15 acres, ALL IN ONE DAY, 18th JULY. when represented to Government, he would have been released, and the 3 Dlr. YRERGH hoped. for the mkt of his friend (Mr.
ms at pleasure. For in- and :he whole may be justly considered as one of the most unique. LOTTERIES END FOR EVER. lieeholciens of the county would have saved 131. per annum, the Brougham), that they would be silent, and hear Whitt, Colonel
a, instead of one of 1,0002 elegant, an) tam efiil retreats in the vicinity of the metropolis. lel 1 d
Tickets and Shares are now on Sale by CARROLL (Con expense of his support for sixteen years. A petition was presented Lowther was about to say. He was most anxious that they should
on his behalf, by Mr. (ire Bennet to Parliament; 31r. Dickln- hear him, as that had been put into the newspapers which had been
the amount, the as- principally under Dulwich College, fur the remainder of a lease, of Hector), at his fortunate Offices. No. 19, (foothill ; 7, Char-
~ e .
~,
~ _ , _
will receive its true value, which about 511 years are unexpired, at ground rents amounting ing-crota ; and 26, Oeford.street, London ; where he sold, within ,
son got up in the house and said, It not in wools to the effect that never said.
alllie,that lofvisitingMagistrates,that Colonel L E 'n attempted to address the electors. but
it was a
he could not be heard. Atlength he
augmentation of the sum To be viewed by tickets only, which, with descriptive partieu- 4 Prize.' of - £lO,OOO !I 4 Prizes -of £20,000! they were all most honourable and amiable men (andao they were, the nuke was so great that 1 .
no doubt, unless when they got too much wine, as they did at Me. said, that if they would not hear him he could not help tt, and he
Bums. ' lass, may be had of Messrs. Jo Blanc, Oliver, and Conk, Solici- And other Capitals in former Lotteries txceeding
on, and consequently the tors, New Bridge-street; and of Winstanley and Sons, Paternoster. A MILLION STERLING ! Phobos's, the other night.) The consequence was, the yeti- should therefore content himself with thanking those who by their
to them are properly de- row. Particulars also at the Mart ....- - exertions had given hint such &majority on the poll. He cordially
.
•
H consequence of the death of the Inventor, R. Hall, there was in courteay idiewn to him, and he de- of that sttpport which they had already ALL'S DIGESTIVE or DINNER PI L LS.- In titer petition was presented by a Whig. Mr. Dickinson being also thanked the freeholders of the county, and hoped for a cominnanee
minence in every principal SIX HUNDRED AND TEN STATUTE ACRES OF
a Whig, the petitiongiven him. (Cheers and
VALUABLE FREEHOLD WOOD-LAND, Pills are now prepared, genuine, by W. Griffilh, Chemist, &c. dazed it to be all false-that there never was 'better gaoler-never some slight symptoms of disapprobation.)
to the Resident Director, WILTSHIRE. 91, Hatton-garden. who invariably compounded them during hes wiser or more kind-hearted agi M *seratea. What was the mouse- Mr. BROI"GIiaNi then presented hinwelf, and addressed the
wave the necessity of per. By WINSTANLEY and SONS, residence with R. Hall, from Ammer, 1824. to the rime of his de- quence, but that the gentleman declined to present the petition, anti Meeting. The Candidate, he said, who had first eddreesed thee,
returned it, ktating that he found from Mr. Dickinson that he had had expressed to teem his great surprise, or rather. as he. him_
Imes, At the Mart, on fUESDAY, July 25, at 12, in Two by cease, and subsequently for Mrs. Hall until April last.
and the man remained in confinement until self described it, his agreeable surprise, at not finding him%rlt
traordinary GENE R Al. direction of the Trustee,' and Devisees, under the will of the late These Pills havelongbeen. o,
took up his cauae, and Mr. Dickinson's double ret mush out-voted m lee said he expected he should have been.
e Society, on FRIDAY, Lord Viscount Bolingbroke. deceased, be said of their peculiar properties. flielr efficacy is universally at. he (Mr. Hunt)
'relief in all derangement, of the stomach, whe. knocks not satisfying him• that, and other circumstances, led to an front the representations which be ells. Brougham) had made on
ler of the propriety of re. re. tested for aftioding
I •TI'WARDS of Six Hundred and Ten STATU.• i,Acidity, II d I •'•eid. which terminated in the appointment of a Commission to Saturday evening. Yet lie would tell them that his ma. they Heartburn, Flatulence, ea -ac le, Gi mese, or any inquiry,
from the disqualification
) ACRES 01 very productive COPPICE or WOOD LAND,
to other disorder arising hom the various Causes which produce fedi- inquire into the state of lichester haol. Mr. Dickinson and Sir jority of 37 was, upon that day's poll. dimihethed 25.
a Director of the Asylum
particularly celebrated for the finest growth of Oak Timber, which is et' n such ns habitual costiveness, too fro indulgence in the lux- Thomas Lethbridge would never have ebt&ined any such connitis- lie would not, however, disappoint the Noble Lords tp-morrow.
Director of this Society._ g s us ..
much In demand for the Royal ; o pri ing the Home
of the table, obstructionin the 1 laity b•l' duets,Acting •• They did not trouble themselves about it, and the abuses trot should he have occasion a second time to exprowhis oar.
&c. &r. mon. Wood, Webbte Wood. the Plantation, Pound Coppice, Rag Cop. need. r
li
they donor impair any one organ and thereby would have gone on to this day, if 'mother person bad exerted him- prices, not being outvoted, for he would undertake that they would
' Mr. Carstairs), 11,
and Brockerts Wood, 'theme 7 t.be:9'""!ge!". Y'
, pica, Hare) Coppice. Wing Coppice. 1 ant medicines. The twist the liver in the pet. self. It was therefore clear, that although the elagietrate., the be less above him to-morrow than 25, and nerntrn." to
of el"
'square' begs leave most Ithe • h I I diard T eoze I hard Millicent,and Porton, n pans es o •), re, . 4yi trifler from ad rm.,: • _ .
ormance of its important funclinne, and occasion a regular mild Cle gy and the Lawyers, had their advocates in Parliament, the pectatione, they should still happen to have a majority fa z:). be
- r ,
eontinuee to give Lemons in the county or Wilt's. about three miles from Wotton Basset,
action on the bowels. It is worthy of notice, that as these pills Yeomen had no representatives, foe their feelings and Interest had would only rule, let them wait until Weeineetlei• and thee they
Teaching the ART of five from Swindon, and 85 from London, and only two miles
contain neither antimony calomel, nor any other preparation of been altogether disregarded. Mr. Hunt then went on to detail nume- seould have no majority at an. (('hare.) Ile wished tii know if they
rag Principles ; whereby from the Wilts and Barks Canal. mercury, they do not require confinement or alteration of diet. rows cases of hardship to which he and others had been exposed, -I had any curiosity to know in what quarter or in olio,. oard thee
elegance, and to write a
The Watch are in a very thriving condition, haying been Sold in Boxes, at 2s. 91 4e. Gd.. and as. lid. each, by Sanger, which he laid to the account ofthe Magistrates.,
protected as they des's majority had been acquired ? Did they remember wi eft it had
Mort period
with infinite are well fenced, 150, and Chandler' and Co..' 76. Oxford-street ;J. C. Hose (late had been from all Inquiry and control Icy their Member'. Amongst been acquired last week ? (Cries of " Yes.") Then, fetid the Hon.
managed and preserved
rag (mollies of the first re- minaret
that he was told by one of two i 1 nguess where it has been now-riddle my riddle.
and abound with goose. Kinnard), 909, High II elhorn ; Jolmenn, Vd, Cornhill ; Stradling, other things, Mr. Hunt stated lay- ( entlen a ,
lancock and Cneese, 23, Shoreditch ; men (he would not my whether 31r. Pltelips or Mr. Banning, who (laughter., and cries Mountebank.") which ofwards
her at their own houses, To be viewed by applying to Mr. henry Eveleigh. at Lydian! Royal Exchange Goat:. ; I
I I h e street : Morgan,'
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