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FOR:EIGN INTFLLIGkNCI.

RUSSIAN 'TRADE.

VICARS BY ORDER OF HIS IMPERIAL MAJEVIY•
st The Senate 'naving taken into conti.lcration the
reprefentat ion of C.:unt Romantzoff, in which he lets
forth—' That the College of Commerce has deman-
ded of him—fr:m what date are Englifh merchants,
trading here, to r• ckon the term of fia months allow•
ed to itinerant merchants—whether from the date of
the Imperial Manifeno, that is, from ilt January of
this year, or from the date on which the Englith
Treaty of Commerce expired ?' he, the Minifter of
Commerce, following the era& interpretation of the
appellation of itinerant merchant, in the Imperial
hlanifefio, does not fee any rufficient realms for the
C illege of Commerce having pltt this oneftion ; but
combining the circtimfiances of the times, and judg-
ing by that fecnrity which the foreign merchants on
their own account have hitherto enjoyed, concludes
that they, being perhaps in hopes of force change of
the Manifefto in their favour, and not having yet ob-
tain d their with, defer fulfilling the nbje& of the
meat-tires which have been adopted by the Maniftflo,
and endeavour to lay hold of the appellation of hints-
rant merchant, for the - pureofe of remaining fix
months longer in an undetermisate (late. The term
el time for foreign merchants is very clearly let
down in the hlanifello, and the Englith treaty of
Commerce can have no place there, which expired
on the 25th March, N. S. With refpeB to foreigners
themfelves as itinerant merchants, the loth
article of the Manifetto again clearly orders that the
term granted to the itinerant merchant is to be rec-
koned from the day of the arrival of the foreign trader
in 4uffia ; cosifequently foreigners infcribed into
Guilds who have paid their yearly tax for this year,
or Inch as have bottles (which is not allowed to the
clafs of itinerant merchants) ; or loch as have lived
a I•mg while in Rullia, foss purpofes of trade, cannot
bec-one itinerant merchants, hilt mud enter dirt
either into the date of fubjeft, or into the clafs of fo-
reign gaells. For thefe rearons the Minister of Corn•
coerce, on repreEnting this fuhjeft to the Senate, has
aro'i-el for art Ukafe, in confirmation of the fame, as
wcll fit foreign merchants refident in ltuflia, as for
there who may hereafter come into this empire
and in order not to impede commercial trarfac•
tions by too fudden an alteration in the lituation of
the merchants, by which they would be obliged either
to enter into new employments, or entirely to put a
Itop to them, would not the Senate think proper to
allow the following arrangement to be made ? viz.
That as foon as any petition is given in for admitting
a foreigner as a guelk, the Duma, or City Conned,
fhould give the petitioner a certificate, empowering
him to carry on Wind's in conformity with his fu
tut e intended calling, and afo.r that the Dom:a:night
eolle& from them the information necetfai y for their
introduaion into the rights anti obligations attached
to.guefts, as ordered by articles 5 and t 2 of the Ma.
" It is therefore ordered, that it be made known
to the Milliner of Commerce, that the Senate, find-
ing the reprefentation which he has made in conic-
quence of the quedion of the College of COMlTielce,
relative to the term allowed by the Manifelio of the
fl January of this sear, to foreign itinerant mer-
chants, and relative to thofe foreigners who are in-
scribed in Guilds, and have paid the yearly tax,
or have houfes, or have lived come time in the Ruf-
fian Empire for the ;aureoles of trade, that they cal
not become itinerant merchants. but mud become
cubjea, or foreign gueds ; and finding that reprefen-
:anon jail and conformable to the meaning and in-
tent of the Imperial Islanifetto, leave it to the Mini-
tier of Commerce to ratify and make known the fame
to thole who already refide in Ruffle, as well as to
thole who may come hereafter, by publications in the
Gazettes of Mof ow and Peterfbargh. And that
this ordinance fhould alto be put in due execution,
on the part of the Adminifiration of province% pro-,
per in:km:lions are to be made cut to them, thatthey
ia conformity with the repretentation of the Minister
of Commerce, and to avoid impeding.tlfe courfe of
commercial affairs, by allowing too short a period,
iiionld infirti& the City Council to proceed in the fol.
lowirg manner, viz as loon as any peti:i,ns for in-
fcription, 15 glierL, are prefented by foreign•
time City Councii receiving, trorA them the necef
far), :locittnents, as Itipula:ta by Articles 5 and 12
of the Manifdlo, by which they can be introduced
into the rights and obligations attached to gueflc,are
at the Lime here, to give the petitioners certificates,
porpoi:isig that they ale at liberty to profecute their
bonnet's a • foreign gueds, even before all the forma-
lities necerfary for their complete infctiption are
gone tioolloh. Whereof proper notice is to be given
to all Provincial Courts, and Governors in St. Pe,
terfb i•gh and M• feow, In to a ginifler of the lota.
rim, :Lod to the Colleges of Commerce and Foreign
Affair s."
" July itco—tft Department."
ST. PETERSBURGH, JULY ts.

V;ENNA, JULY 2?.
Oir Court Gazette contains the following, from

Turkey :
On the 25th of June, a hrong corps of Servian
infurgents, with a Ruffian corp:, scoffed the Danobe,
and envirnned Kufchanzy lily; who was Itationed
at Studiklie. Mollad Pacha, or Widdin, flattened to
his allitlance, but was totally defeated and driven
back on the tft of July, near the village Malainitza
by the united Ruffians and Servians.
Prince Wolkonfky is gone, by way of JAY, to
the camp of General Michelfon, before Ifmael, ac-
companied by a French Colonel from TiWit, in order
to give information of the armiflice between France
and anflia. He then continued his journey to the
camp of the Grand Vizier, and from thence to Con-
ftantinople, to the French Minifler Sebahiatil."
EAST PRUSSIA, JULY 0.
General Ruchell, who retires from fervier •vith a
pention of 6300 dollars, which he hag declared he
will not acceet in full, has been fucceeded by Maj•ir
Genet al Von YOIk, who has himfelf on
liver al oce.itinos.
It is not true that Baron Harcienberg is become
Compuoller of the Finances. blis Excancy has
withdrawn limfellfrom public bufinefs.
JULY 27. According to the latch letters from
Memel, General Burthowden has received the Corn
mand in Oriel of the Ruffian army, a colurnn of
which is to he encamped in Lithnania, io the place
of General Bennigfen. The Pruhlan General Ruchell
retires to his ettates in Pomerania.

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KONINGSBERG, JULY 2'.
Yeflerday the lel French trnops left this city in
confeqnence of the convention concluded between
Count Kalktautli'and the Prince of Neufchatel. Tha
fame day, ricthe".ifs.trunon, ilegimetst of Infantry
of Prince Henajorad a fquadron of hod:1;s, catered
this city.

STETTIN, AUGUST s.
We this moment learn that a (hong cannonade
took place before Stralfund on the 29:h of Hy. The
Swedes unmatked feveral batteries from their in-
trenched camp•and front the Ifle of Duntholm, and I
advanced their gun boats into that arm of the fea on
which the intrenchments of the befiegers were fop-
ported. They made a very bride crofs fire on the
workmen. General Loifon, commanding the liege,
who advanced to the point of attack, was (truck by
a ball and thrown from his horfe. His ivounst is
flight, and mill "
nor impede the continnation of the
works. Colonel Montfort, fecond in command of
the engineers, had a horfe killed under him by the
fame ball which wounded General Loifon.—L'Aleille
du -Nord, Aqua 7.
BANKS OF TEis MAINE, AUGUST r.

The public Journals Ra,e, that Rill more to
flrengthen the frpritiEr of the French empire on the
fide of Holland, and to fecute and facilitate the com-
munication between the two kingdoms, a convention
has been concluded between the refpeaive Govern-
ments, that all the thong places on the Macre, till it
falls into the lea, {hail he ceded to France ; in rceoms.
pence for which Holland is to receive eonfiderable
augmentations on the frontiers of Weftphalia.
The Grand Duke Crmftantine is expeded at Frank.
fort, on his way to Paris.
FRONTIERS OF POMERANIA, AUGUST 1.
On the 28th July his Highnefs the minißer of war,
Prince Neufchatel, paired through Demmin for Swe-
dith Pomerania, whence he returned on the 3oth.
Another conference is Paid to have taken place
between his Swedith Majeßy and a French military
Gentleman of high rank.—..lltolia Mercury of AugV 6.
HELDERSHEIM, AUGUST 4.
The King nf Weßphalia folemnly begins his re;gn
on the IR of September, and is to be crowned in Paris
on the 13th. Till then every thing will continue
in a privifional fituation. No perfon has yet taken
the oaths to his Majetly. Counts Durbeck and
Murveld, and Mr. Recorder Crome, have fet out for
Paris, to be prefent at the coronation.—Aliona Mer-
cury, diagvfi 7.
According to report Salenberg, Grubenhagen, the
Hartz;land the dißrid of the Wefcr, will be anited
with our principality. •
VENICE, FILT 18.
' wemay CliCdit Cenral letters from the kingdom
of Naples, a corps of. French troops is. preparing to
attack Sicily.

TUR COURT GAZtTTR.)
The General of the Cavalry. .151 r-m Benuigfen, is dilmilted from
the fervicc, for the recovery of his health.
Count Buxhowden, General of the Infantry, is appointed to the
command of the corp. of the army under the Lictitenant Generals
Tutfhiekow, Prince Curtfehalsow, UuEtorow and Count folftny.
General FUron.Bwiberg, in cm.fideration of the knee
wounds he has received fn the fervice, is appaloted Commandant
of Pernau
Major General Kooning, :t prtfcnt with the army, is appointed
to the command o: the M
Imperiai regiment of Cuavis.
Major Ocneral Sbilnidcy is appointed Commandantrallier
of the
vonian Dragoons.
Colonel Prince ITrakor is appointed to the command of the
:sinfottecrs nr Tiflis.
Cmlonel *Baum, bartcn, of the Nurrinfhen MuNneteers, is non&
Law! Col-nd of the Mufqucteers of the Krim.
Vrince ChowanGtoi. Commandant of the Morqueteers of Per-
oar, is aipointed to the command of the Mufqucteers of
DiurgeWo.
The Lieutenants Generals Count Araktfcuegew and Prince
lasbkannw have bath been promoted; the firft is ap-
p ea General of the Artillery, and the latter is made General
a the Infantry.
tB,;—The Emperor Alexander arrived here
at:eleven its the evening of the i6th and not
.4on the fro:ring of ti,e 15th, as was aliefted, The
tiAnke'llrf.fr from a ditch urge of canitorsat fourt in
the morning of the t 5.1), whichtv'as imagintd to pio.
cm.; Ism the r.:l:val of the Emperor, but which, as

1.,

HANOVER AUGUST 3.
His Highnefs the Prince cf Ponte Coen
out the day after to•morrow for the WAteta at k_t:•
berg, and return hither the day following.
To day at noon a large train of Spanifb
drawn by mules, arrived here. It confifted of fit
howitzers and eighteen cannDns of different calibres.
Several divifions: of . Spanith Light Itifantry have
likewife arrived.
Amours. +—To day at noon 1300 more Spana
troops, among which is the fecond tiattallion of the
regiment of Murias, arrived here : this city is now
fo Stied with Spanifh Troops that we fcarcely at any
time had more troops quartered in it.
It is however faid that they will fonn march not
I and be diflributed in the country, which is indeed
I neceffery, as a Sill more numerous corps of troops is
expeeted from' Spain.
- 4 MILAN, JULY 21.
The intelligence of the ennctution of peace has•
fpreadtere univerfal joy. We have learned at the
fame time -that' the Radian troops at Cattaro have
received orders to furrender that place, ar la (41 as
C.altel Nuovo,• to the French troops, and to ernha.k.
immediately for RuUla.
The report that Cardinal Ruffo has been arrefied
in the Ecckfiallicall States, at the ilia anct. t.t rho
French, is without foundation.— Han:burgh
toadent, zsigigt,§. •

• .
we afterwards learned, announced the celebration of • BULLETIN.
peace: On the e ph, thankfgivings were offered up Head quarters, Stralfund, July 3e.
in every church, on account of the peace., Their a Tutfday, the 28th ioftant, a deputation. cant/Alai a the
Majetlies the Empreffea Elizabeth and Ma4a, with Megiftrates and fifty iieerymen of tbie city, was admitted to his
the Grand Dukes and Ducheffee repaired in the Rate Majesty's pretence, and refuted an humble addrds, the prayer
carriage, accompanied by all the attendants of the of which was, that his Majetty would be gra/dourly pleated to
Court, out of ,he TAITTIIi Palace to the cathedral avert the dangers of war from the walls of Straltund: and alters
church of the Holy Virgin, where a folemn fervice to nomCree- le to bierrings of peace. -
was performed, and in the evening the whole city o His Majefty anfwered,tbat as the Magiltrates and Cidzens
was illuminated, were undoubtedly convinced of his gracious centimetres towaMi
Yefterday, the 17th, the happy return of the be- them, he on the other hand, depended implicitly oa dick idelity
loved Alexander was publicly celebrated again.— and attachment to his Perron and Government : that hie Majesty
His Majehy, the Empreffes Elizabeth and Maria, ac- would do every thing in his power to avert from bis faithful fub-
companied by all the attendants of the Court, repair- jeas the penis of WAIT, and had on the 34th itiß. fir daat purr&
ca to the cathedral eltutch, where the great Officers propofed an armittice to the French commanding General; Inane
of the Empire were allembled, and attended divine fwer to which the French Commander had demanded that Stral•
worthip. On his return, the Emperor was received fund-ihould be garrifoned by the enemy's troops; a denund which
with loud buzzes by the populace, who colleded to- his 11.1ajcity could not agree to, neither on his own account, nor
gether from all fides, and attended him home. In
on that of his loyal Pomeranian tubjeets : that while his Malay
the evening the city was fuperbly and elegantly ilia-
assured them of his gracious proteetion, he neon., on the other
minated. hand, requeft that they perform their duty is faithful tubJqta
By an LTkife of the 28th June, 0. S. all the offi
with tranquillity and refignation. - . -.
cers appointed for the administration of the concerns
" The line of battle !hip. Cinflavus 111. arrived on the nth. inn.. I
of the poor have been cethiered, on account of the ,
• at Perth, in Rugen, with detachments of the Royal Regymant of
prevalent want of order and ads of malvettation M
Abolaas Biorneborg and Ryltaed, under command of Colonel.
this department.
The Anniverfary of the independence of America Palmfds. Chief of Brigade.
was celebrated on the 4th day of July in Cronfladt, "By his Majefty's mnft gracious cornmaed, our heavy ordnance
began yelterday, at two o'clock in the afternoon, to play upon the
by the relident Americans, about 40 in number.—
Levet Hefei:, the General Concul of the Uoited enemy's works front
,the entrenchments, from a (Britton of gun
boats and Dunholm's battery on the, beads. The Kirz was
States, prefidech Various Ruffian officers were pre.'
fent, and wafts in honour of America and Ruffle. pleated to expecte his farkfadion with the manner in which the
were drank, the laft of thole enumerated is—s' The cannonade was condudted, and ' ordered Wit during the night
Freedom of the Seas." fcatteredfhots timid be firxl from the entrenchntents and the atei;
Since the 111 July O.S. the manifeho of left Jams Ron of gun boats, in order to prevent the enemy from repairing
ary relpediag the merchants of Ruffed has been put the damage done during the day."--Gesitaisrgh Gazette, zivz. U..
in execution to' its full extent. BISI e-'"
NEUR, AUGUST 4.
' . RIGA, JULY sr.
An Englifh fleet of 12 fail of the line, 12 frigates,
Left Sunday, .General Selmer, French. Amban• and fume fmaller veffels, arrived yeilerday in this
dor, paired through this town on his way to Peter
burgh. The Engin Ambaiftdor, Lord Gower, roar!, from the North Sea.
AUG. 3 —The firft divifion of the Englith fleet,
clettined for the fame place, arrived loon after, but, cnnfdling of 26 fail, came to an anchor of one o'clock
as yet, remains here.—llamlereb Correfpondent, °f in the afternoon, off Cronberg. The Commanding
Awe 8. Officer of a cutter came on fhore this morning, to
fpeak with the Commandant of Crnnberg, but could
not Tetuan to the fleet on *centre: of the-wind coming
foul, he was confecneently obliged to come to an an-
chor, and to refort to a telegraphic communication
with the fleet. We underhand it is to proceed to.
morrow to the Baltic. The fecond divifion is ex-
petted immediately to follow the &ft, and to have
already arrived off Anholt. Some (hips are alto
Paid to have gone through the Great Belt.
Lail. Sunday, arrived in our roads an Englith fri
gate from the North Seas.—Gopenbayn Gazette,
digit! 4.
COPENHAGEN, AUGUST 4.
The firft divifion of thee Englifh fleet, which ar
rived yeflerOay in the road of Elfineur is now in the
vicinity of this capital, and the fnrernoll !hips are,
this mnrnent (fever: o'clock) teen from our fteeples.
It cs.r.fills of 7.6 fail, 12 of which are of the line. The
2d divifion of the grand Englifh fleet, commanded
by Admiral Gemlsier, is faid to he already off An.
heir. We are curious to fee the movements of that
fleet.
A report hates, .that his Royal Highnefs intends
loon to come to this capital, in order to review the
troop: in Zealand.
Mr. Garlick', who has hitherto refided here as
Englifh Ambeffeder, has let out on a particular mif-
(inn to his Ps torean Majetly ; Mr. 'Taylor will in the
mean time perform his fonOietus.
Ae eftafette has been fent fr.,m here to Kid, with
the intelligence 4 she arrival cf the Englifh fleet.
General Ruche' is to proceed to Pomerania on
board 4 Swedilh cutter, by the way of Copenhagen.
All Danifh !hips lying at Konigtberg are tot, we
under Rand, to depart from thence without its hieing
afcertained that their cargees are not Englith pro. - _
perty.—Hamburgb Correfpondent, Au, 8. The Getman Papers contain Come important arts
TONNINGEN, AUGUST 6. des on the fubjeet -of
.the. footing on which thi
Yefterday arrived here Mr. Jack on, late Englifh country novelands: with tepee to Raffia. Thu
Ambaraclor at the Court of Berlin, on board a flip i mice ;trued St. Peteribur , relpetting Foreigt
of war, from Yarmouth; in his fuite was Mr.Niehels, 1 commerce, is evidently levelled at the Bailie Met.
late Englifh Vice Conful at Hamberreh. They
ion- ' chants, and, we are afraid, is an omen of the infle.
mediately let out, we underhand, foreSchleferic, on 1 if not
a million for the Prince Royal of Denmark.—Nava
s ence of the French party at St. Peterfburgh,
burgh Correfprmdent, iluall 8. . the forerunner of an embie go, upon Britah veffels
.
FRANKFORT, AUGUST I. • the latter circumftance, however, if refuted to, will
The Prince Primate, who on the 3oth ult. left this be, in all likelihood, rendered lets injurious to tbi
City for Afchaffenherg, on the sth inft. will let out on ' country by the prompt interference of Mr. Sew
his journey for Paris. His Imperial Highnefs the I who is now on his way to St. Peteriburgh.
Grand Duke Conftantine of Ruflia, is expeeed in
Frankfort on his way to Paris. The Duke of pant. I General &warty, as Ambaff sdor trem France
tic has let out from Mentz for Paris. has arrived at St.Petedburgh. Lord I. Gowned
PRIVATE LETTERS. Britiih Ambaffeder, had not proceeded farther tl
STRALSUND, JULY a¢—The French camp lies j Riga, when the laft accounts came away.
about a mile and a half from. the ramparts of this Grand Duke of CONSTANTIN E was daily expelled
city ;itisto be teen quite plain. Yefterday even Feankfort on his way to Paris, on his promiled •
ing I few them. with a glafs, very bufy in erecting
to BON4Phitna. General BEWNIGSEN has
batteries.—The King of Sweden and Court are here :
his M.:jelly attenas the-parade of the lixth, leven.h, the fervice "for the recovery of his heal
and eighth battalions of the King's German Legion, place• has been fupplied by General B
now quartered here, every morning. He is quite a j whole mifcneduft at the battle of Pultufk
young man, extremely thin, rind wears' exaltly thel that battle` from being elecifive in fay,
uniform of our Oxford Blues, with the.exception of
Ruffians.
a yellow and green feather;„ inked of white. This
place is remarkably well fortified, and, lam fore, A French army is laid to be preparing
to take•-•-• •Sicily. The better to fecure the fubjugati
would give the French infinite trouble
From Rugen to here, acrofs the Water, is about two
pendence of Holland upon France, all
miles. One of the nine days we were on the paffige , i
peaces n the Made art to be ceded to 1
we anchored off Copenhagen. The batteries at El • -
fineur faluted us en plant. • . • . in return for which Holland is to receive
. JULY 3ce-e-The French works are within half an of territory from the conquered provinci
Englifh mile of this place, and it is expected the bom- -The important poll of Caner.° is laid ..
bardment will take place thie evening or early to-
m
rurrendeted.to France. If•this be a fpecimen
morrow morning. All the Women and children, - Seciet Treaty of Tilfh, we look to nothi
with the aged, and thofe who were defirous of leav-
ing the town, have been fent to the file of Rugen ; the*transfer of the lunian Mends, and
and the moil rigorous meafures are taking to oppofe Ruffian tovereigety in the Mediterranean
the enemy : the gun-boats are of' much fervice, and Power;
annoy the French greatly. in their approach againft
The German Papers announce the
the works. The obllinacy with which the defence is `Emperor
made, and the facility with which the fupplies andi. Aetx.-ten a E in his Capital, al
reinforcements are obtained from Rugen will render j. venial and enthufrattic joy produced by.
it no eai'y matter for the French to reduce the fottrefs. • is not, however, to the buzzes of the pop
Goirseatrecn, AUG. to.—Yefterday, a rruort ' Peterfburgh that we ate to look for the
was in cireulatien, that the French had entered Hol-
thofe whole influence is occaffonally teen
Ilin, in confiderable force ; but, as nothing floc: Gas
tics of that Cabinet. From what we tr
arinfpired sosonfirm it, little credit is given to it.
read we are erfnaded that the Ram
The Englifh -Fleet hill continues at anchor in the
, p
Sound ; and all remains tranquil.-.--.A. large fleet of iby no means pleated with the late!cottilat
tranfports patted Elfineur on the 7th, I ANDER.

Tit& EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

MONDAY, AUGUST t 7.

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PRICE OF STOCKS ON SATURDAY.

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The Dana Mail doe on Wednefday laR arrived
laR night ; and this morning we received a Gotten-
burgh Mail.
The Fleet under the command of Admiral One.
slit came to anchor between the Caßle of Crones•
burgh zed the town of Copenhagen on the 4th
inftant. Information- of its arrival was fent by
exprefs to the Prince Regent, at Kiel, in Macias
but it does not teem that there was any preps-
ration whatever to oppofe it, nor is the capital put
into that (tate of defence which the prefence of filch
a force, if regarded by the Danes as a hoflile inva•
fion, would require.
In the mean time, Mr. Jacasoa:whofe departure
from this country we mentioned about ten days ago,
had arrived at Tonningen, and immediately proceed.
ed to the i.
Prince of Denmark, at Kid, in Holite
Mr. jecisota was accompanied by Mr. Is/lotus,
our late Conful General at Hamburgh ; and perhap
it was in cnnfequence of their arrangements with the
Prince of Denmark that the quarters were ordered
to be got ready at Copenhagen for our troops, as
mentioned in the Gottenborgh mail received on Sa•
turday. Be that as it may, every ciicumflance fince
the arrival of the Britifh f‘:rce in the Baltic marks
the friendly difpofition of the Danes ; and Mutes, as
between the flags of friendly nations, were regularly
exchanged, when the Britith chips paired the Danifh
fortreffes.

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lived at Yarm
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Lord CATHCA
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frigate, came
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*as there any
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applied for to
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trefs was to ia
to attempt y's
Palace Or VI
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the fellivitiel
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The Duke
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roguing the
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Saturday
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apartments,
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morning for
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