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London, England, 1810-08-16

" Our illustrious Forefathers and their ...........--- --- -
land of freedom and order, they knew how to unite liberty with
hiw, and felt no other fear but the fear of offending 00D."

as

" The Presider t of the United States.*
" The memory of Washington?'
" The Land and the Tombs of our Ancestors—may the M.
waders of the one become the speedy tenants of the other."
Mr. JACKSON gave—

" Perpetual harmony between Crest Britain and the Unite;
States—may the swords of this ancient and honourable Artillery
be drawn against those who would interrupt it."
About eight o'clock on Tuesday night, one or the
Deal coaches was overturned at the bottom of Bough-
ton-hill. The guard had both his legs broken, and
four of the passengers received so much injury from
fractures and contusions, as to be obliged to be con-
veyed in a cart froth Boughton to Eversbam, for sur-
gical assistance.
• •

Friday, as some workmen, in the employ of Mr.
Frost, of Hartest, near Bury, were raising a mill at
that-place, one of the screws gave way, and the mill
fell with a tremendous crash. One man who was in
the second floor of the mill when the accident hap-
pened, was discovered sitting across the mill-post in
the midst of the ruins unhurt ; another man, who
was assisting at one of the screws under the mill, had
the presence of mind to throw himself into a hole
which had been du& for the purpose of erecting some
brick-work, by which means, although the greater
part of the ruins fell over him, he escaped with only
a few slight bruises ; a poor man, named Bradbroke.
who was standing by looking on, bad his leg and
thigh broke by a part of the umber falling against
him.
London, England, 1810-02-27

CONVEYANCING PRECEDENTS.

'Ellis day was published, by W. Clarke and Suns. Law Booksel-
lers, Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn, in royal two. price Itis. in
boards, vol. 5, being a supplementary volume, containing 58
Precedents, and 'a complete Index to the wholt, Work, of
A SERIES of ORIGINAL PRECEDENTS in
CONVEYANCING, rrocteding from the sintplost to the
more varied circumstances of Title; with practical Notes and
Variations, adapting each Precedent to the nto.st usual circum-
stances or'llile.—by CHARLES BARTON, Esq. of the loner
Temple, Barrister at Law.
Of whom may be had, complete sets, in 5 vols. royal Bvo. price
£3 19a. in boards. Gentlemen desieous of completing their sea
are requested to be early ix their application, to prevent the tits,
i advantage of not being able to complete them at a tutare period.-
London, England, 1810-02-27

EPITCIMES OP PRACTICE.

This day was published, in Bvo.prke ss. in boards, or is. ball
bound and interleaved, isteluding the new Fees,

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ANA N EPITOME of the PRACTICE of the HIGH
-IL COURT of CHANCERY, from the Commencement of
the Suit to tho Decree, with an Appendix of useful Precedents.
To this edition are added the new Orders of the Court relating
to the fete of the Clerks in Court, and Solicitor of the said
Court.—By SAMUEL TURNER.ISecond Edition, corrected
and enlarged.
s. Epitome of Practice in the K. B and C. P. Ss. in Boards, or
4s. half-bound and interleaved.
3. Epitome of Practice on the Equity ede of the Court of El-
ichequer, price 3s. iu boards, or 7s. halt-bound and interleaved. -
4. Epitome of Practice in the Exchetittel of Pleas, 3s. in boards,
or 45. half-bound and interleaved.
5. Epitome of Practice of Bankrupts, Ss. iu boards, or 4s. half-
bound and interleaved.
N. B. The above Epitomes may be had done up together, half-
bound and interleaved, price LI Is.
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London Printed for W. Clarke and Sons, Law Booksellers;
Portugal-street, Lincoln's Inn.

This day was published, in 2 Vols. price 12s. in boards,
UNOMUS, or Dialogues concerning the LAW and
enustitution of England; with an Essay, on Dialogue.
Sy EDWARD WYNNE, Esq. Scrjeant at Law.
Third Edition, iforrected.
This elegant and learned work is written in recommendation of
a liberal and enlarged method of studying the Law, and treats
incidentally of the Character and authority of the several Law
Writers; as also mote professedly on the origin and progress of
the most important subjects and branches of Law, aad their cob-
nectlep with the History and Constattjtioa of England, and will'
feciNtale attend latennivintge dell// let, particularly in napkin-
int ear' b 1 uaiipsi tf make, and ether tetbnitai parts
of the proftwilon. •
London: P.:tattle An; W. Clarke end Sone, Ls* Booksellers,
Pertugaktreet,,Liewilifs lan; and I. *late and Qs, Pleat-chest.

•VY i.v.:L
London, England, 1810-02-27

TIMBER, BUCKS.
For immediate SALE by PRIVATE CONTRACT,
A QUANTITY of OAK, ELM, ASH, and
Other TIMBER, now standing in Woods and Enclosures,
in the vicinity of Taplow and Maidenhead Bridge, which will be
Sold in Lois, amounting to from _eve() to MO. The Winter
Woods mast be taken down, and paid for immediately, and the
Oak as soon as the season will admit.
For Particulars, apply to Mr. Intrie, at the Queen's Head,
Taplow, who will attend to shew the Timber.
No applications by letter will be attended to unless the postage
is paid.

POWELL'S CONVEYANCING. 1
This city was published, in S vols. royal tivo. price £2. Bs. boards, ,
ORIGINAL PRECEDENTS IN CONVEY-
ANCING ; selected from the Manuscript Collection of the
late JOHN JOSEPH POWEL.L, Esq. Banister at Law, Author '
of the Lbw of Mortgages, Virill*, and other valuable Law Trea-
tises, revised and corrected, with Notes and Remarks F.xplana-
tory of the Nature and Efficacy of the several Deeds ami other
Assurances contained in the Collection.
By CHARLES BARTON, of the Inner Temple,
Barrister at Law.
Second Edition, corrected and improved.
The Profession having satisfactorily demonstrated their appro•
lotion of these Precedents, by the sale of a very large impression,
isent
now need be said in r, commendation of them. The pre-
st Edition has been carefully revised, and all Such errors as ap-
peared in the former have been corrected, and such improvements
Imade as, it is hoped, will be found useful.
London : Pri!ited for Vi. CLuke ARA .5°06,4. Walker, Long-
; mat:, Hurst, Rees,and Orrin-, and J. Richardson.

This day was published,
In two pncket volumes, closely printed, price I Xs. inboards,
HE NEW POCKET CONVEYANCER; or,
T
AITORNEY's COMPLETE POCKET-BOOK; com-
prising a choice selection and a great variety of the most valuable
and approved Precedents in Conveyancing ; in which the modern
Forms introduced by Conveyancers of the highest eminnice now
in practice are particularly attended to. and the efficacy of theta
explained. To which are also added preliminary Observations
relative to the nature and use of each particular species of Deed ;
and an introductory Discourse on the Subject of Deeds in general
By JAMES BARRY BIRD.
Second Edition, enlarged and imptdved. To which IS added
also, a-new and complete Index.
London : Printed for W. Ciarke and Sans, Law Booksellers,
Portugal-street. Lincoln's Inn.
London, England, 1810-02-27

LONDON

FROM THE LONDON GAZETTE, Fe!awry 24.
Average Price of Corn in England and Wales from the return,
ending the 17th of February, 1810.
Wheat. Rye. Barley. Oats, Beans. Pease.
s. d. tr. d. I s. d. I s. d. Is. d. I s. d.
99 11 57 11 47 1 127 41527 1 56 g
The average Price of Sugar, computed from the resume 11120
in the week ending the 21st day of kehruary is 525. Sid. per cut.

PRICES OE HAY AND STRAW.
ST. JAMES'S. Whll LCHAPLL.
Hay 21. Ics. to 61. 12s. Hay 51. 51, to 61. /OR
Straw 2L 11s. to 31. 9s Clover 61. Ws. to 71. 161
Straw it Rs. to 111. its
PRICE OF'HAY AND STRAW IN SMITHFIELD.

Meadow 'Hay SI. oi. to 61. 6s. Clover I. Ss to 71. Os
New ditto ui. ocs. to 01. nOs Ro‘vid. 01. Os to 01. Of
Straw 21. ss. to SI. Ss.
PRICE OF HOPS IN THE BOROUCH MARKET.
MA63. POCICITS.
Kent 51. Os. to 61. Os. Kent 51. Cs. to 71. Os.
Swims 81.' 10s. to 41. 10s. Sussex 41. Os. CO 61. CPS
SMITHFIELD MARKET, February £6.
To sink the Offal per stone Of 81b.
Ss. Od. -to 6s. 411. Veal ss. 6d. to 70.
Ss: 6d. to 6s. 4d. Pork 54. sa. to 7s. G 1
GLAD OP CATTLt THIS DAT.
Beasts, about 2464-Sheep and Lambs, 16,690.
Calves, 100-Pigs, 270.
NEWGATE AND LF.ADENHALL MARKET.
Per stone of 81b. by the carcase.
Beef 4s. Od. to ss. Od. Veal Ss. Od. to 61. ei
Mutton 4s. &1. to Ss. J. Pork Ss. Bd. to 7s. (.3
Lamb Skins, Os. Od. to Os. 01.--Sheep Skins, 3s. Gl. to .54. Od.
COAL MARKET, February 26.
Ships at Market Ships sold Erice
89} Newcastle Coals 50 445. 6d. to 51•. Oi.
8 Sunderland Q 46.. CI to 4.7.
It Scotch Coal 48s. Od. pet• ton.
4 Cinders 2 425. Od. to Oos. yd.

Beef
Mutton

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTION.
•The Rev. Mr. Emery is appointed to the valuable Rectory of
Gt. Paul, Coven:-Garden, vacant by the death of Dr. Bullock.

MARRIED.

Mr. }lenry Cooke, youngist on of the late Wiliam Cooke,
Esq. one of the Directors of the Bank of England, to Catharine,
second daughter of Robert Burchall, Esq. of Walthamstow.
At Cork, Surgeon Sandford, 2d battalion Std Regiment, to
Miss Stevens, daughter of Mr. Stevens, of the same Regiment.

DIED.

On Saturday, the 24th inst. at York-House, Bath, of a rapid
decline, in the 17th year of her age, „bliss Constable, only child
of Francis Constable, Esq. of Burton Constable, in Holderness,
Yorkshire.
At Sudborough-House,Northamptenshirel on Monday the 19,k
inst. Miss Catharine Mary Vane, in the 20th year of her age.
At Ardglas, (Ireland) the Right lion. Lord Lecale, Vice Ad-
miral of the Red, uncle to the Duke of Leiuster.
We are happy to contradict the report of the death of S r Wat.
kin Lewes ; he was very well on Saturday last, and likely to Live
many years.

HIGH WATER AT LONDON BRIDGE TO-MORROW.
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terbury-Place, Lambeth at the Sraa-Olisici, No. I, Camp „
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London, England, 1810-08-29

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DR. FOTHERGIL'S NERVOUS CORDIAL DROPS.-
THE latent cause of Nervous Disorders lies in an
Impure state of the animal juices, which Instead of nourish-
ing aid supporting the principle of life, irritate awl derange the
nervous fibres; this produces various complaints of a relaxed
habit, the animal spirits not being supported, Hypochondriac and
Hysteric aff..ctions arise, and from this diseased state of the blood
proceed tie various maladies that embitter life, mar every present
enjoyment, and cut the thread of existence by a premature decay.
For these disorders Dr. Feertmecnes Nxavous Coaotat. Mors
have been found the best remedy, the most powerful restorative',
aed reanimating medicine; ‘t has been prov..l an infallible cure
for those whose health has !seen injured in warm climates, or by
close attention to business, and a sedentary life. Its powers have
been fully confirmed in those infirmities which attack the young
of either set, and too often prematurely produce old age and all
:he weakness 's connected with it. No medicine possesses such
gereral restorative quahties, or so well adapted to every class of
valetudinarians ; the cold aerves and weak muscles of relaxed
thabits are warmed, animated, and confinned ; by them the limbs
*quire fresh vtgofr, the exhausted veins.are filled with rich and
n. sjuices, the spirits drooping and latigukl, become revived
and elfin:rated, the different functions of appeti.e and digestion
are promoted by it, a d the whole constitution receives new life
and strength. Tins grand restorative of health cannot be recom-
mended with too muck eagerness to the female sex, in the defi-
ant and h'gitly new state which is known to succeed childbed,
aiid tlune peculiar indispositions of the sex, which by want of at-
torioo, are apt to produce the most fatal and lingering diseases,
' a• el even death itself.

sda wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Ckeapside,
earner of Paternuster-row, London; Baxter and Co. and smith.
t.ditiburgh and Glasgow ; ISelam, Portsmouth ; Newbery and
Son, Dablin ; Pack and l'urner, Hull; Hoxland and Haydon,
Plymouth; aild most Bookseilers and Medicine Verniers, in e very
town, it: butt les at 4s. ed. and 295. each. Of whom may be had,
. jlr. WTHIAGILL's L'EMALE PILLS, price 2s. 9d. a Ion&
London, England, 1810-08-29

50 . .
700
4,800

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Zll,OOO Tickets. XOO,OOO
To be Drawn in ONE DAT, the 19th OCTOBER. Next.

BEAUTII.I9L WOMEN.

r.rHE greatest blemish. to Beauty is superfluous
Hairs on the Face, Neck, and Arms---HUBERVe
RU-
SEATE POWDER immediately removes them, is an elegant
article, perfectly innocent and pleasant to use, price 4s. or two
in one parcel, 7s by the Proprietor, No. 21, Russell-street,
Covent-garden; Overton, 47 Bond-street; Dunnett, 3, Cheap-
side; Sptisbut y, Dublin; Baxter, Edinburgh and Glasgow;
Gregsons, Liverpool; Cattle, York; Gould, Bath; Hopkins,
Hull ; Trewman Exeter; Pallister, Margate; Gregory,
; Binsteed, 13ognor; Dicey, Northampton; S'rettoo, Not-
tingham; Rusher, Reading; Erodie, Salisbury ; Shrews.
buy; Searle, Leeds; Ruff, Cheltenham ; Tymbs, Worcester;
Prosser, Bristol; Sprange, TunbridgcWdlls; Walker, Gloucester;
Stevenson, Norwich; Roe, Stamford; Meadows, Ipswich;
Walker, Newcastle ; Gales, Sheffield ; Puppletun, New a trket ;
Mitchell, Colchester ; Baron, Lincoln • Iveson, Wakefield; Swin•
nay, Birminghaut ; and by every Perfumer, Bouktelter, and
Vender, in England, Scotland, and Ireland.
London, England, 1810-08-29

The fortress of:Almeida Is defended by four Pm.,
tuguese regiments. It is well provided with stores
and heavy artillery, and has two Governors, one of'
them an Englishman. The garrison made two sor-
ties on the 26th : one, consisting of 600 infantry and
60 horse, which sallied upon the division of Loison,
was destined to destroy the houses which are within
200 tolses ottbe place ; the object of the other, con-
sisting of 300 men, and 40 horse, which directed it-
self upon the right of General Marchand, was to
carry off a few sheaves of wheat lying near the sub-
urb ; but both were repulsed, so as to frustrate the
designs of the enemy. In the first, they lost about
forty men, who were shot with our pieces touch-
ing their breasts. We lost only two men of the Le.
gion of the South. But the garrison tried a third
sortie to carry off the same sheaves of wheat : it did
not succeed better than the preceding attempts. We
took from them one piece of cannon, and killed a few
of their men. The object of all these sorties seems
to indicate, that it is not so well supplied with provi-
sions as with artillery.
I have the honour to be, with respectful regard,
your Highness's most humble and obedient servant,
The Marshal Prince of Ealing, Commander-in-Chief of
the Army of Portugal, (Signed) MASSINA.
Salamanca, July 29,1810.

1,250 Twitch priument and the St. Elmo wits also to
come to England. There remain but two Spanish
frigates in the Roads.
The removal of the ten sail of the line would not,
perhaps, have been rendered necessary if the senti-
ments which animate the mass of the people of Spain
were felt by the upper ranks, and by those who have
it most in their power to be treacherous. At any
rate, as they were not necessary to the defence of the
place, their departure to places of safety is material.
FOURTEEN SAIL OF THE LINE IN CADIZ ROADS ARE
OF, AUGUST 12, 1810.
London, England, 1810-08-29

PLYMOUTH, AUGUST 27.

Yesterday arrived the Aricacaosterz, 74, frort
Portsmouth, to be docked and repaired here ; and the
SABINE, from St. John's, Newfoundland, with di:-
patches from Admiral DUCKIitORTH she brings no
news. Came in the. French chassd maree la Mares,
and the Mary Anne, from France, captured by the
LYRA sloop or war. Arrived the LYRA sloop of war,
and CONFLICT gun-brig, from a cruize. Sailed the
DECOY cutter, with a fleet to the Eastward.
London, England, 1810-08-29

EDINBURGH, AUGUST 23.

Last night a fire bloke out, in a house at the head
of Sr. Mary's Wynd, which was easily got under, the
only damage being the destruction of a bed.
Friday morning last, between one and two o'clock,
a fire broke out at Lixmount, near Newhaven, which
at first had a very alarming appearance,. but, by the
great exertions of the people in the neighbourhood,
it was fortunately extinguished without doing much
damage.
Friday, the 17th inst. the foundation stone of the
justiciary and town•hall of Jedburgh, was laid by
JOHN RUTHERFORD, Esq. M.P. President of the Corn.
Imittee appointed to conduct the building. A suitable
address was made upon the occasion, by the Rev.
Tuostas Someavatm, D.D. Minister of Jedburgh, in
presence of the greater part of the gentlemen who
compose the committee, and a numerous concourse
of the inhabitants of the town and neighbourhood,
assembled to witness the ceremony.
Monday morning, between twelve and one o'clock,
Andrew Miller, a cattle-dealer, a prisoner in the tol-
booth of Annan for debt, broke the iron stanchel of
the window of the apartment in which he was confin-
ed, and made his escape.
A few days ago, two boys, in bathing, at Portobello,
went beyond their depth, and one of them sunk. The
other, who fortunately could swim, with great intte.
pidity dived in search of his companion, and succeeded
in bringing him to the shore, in time to save his life.
A boy belonging to the Rover sloop of war, now
in Leith roads, endeavoured to make his escape on
Monday morning, by swimming ashore; but when he
had got a considerable distance from the vessel, his
strength failed him, and lie would inevitably have been
drowned, had not a Newhaven fishing boat been acci.
dently passing` He was taken up in an almost liieless
state. and carried on board the Adamant, where he
died in a quarter of an hour afterwards.
Friday afternoon, a boy very incautiously applied
a red-hot poker to a bomb-shell, which proved to be
charged, in the back court of a house in the Rotten-
row, Leith. It instantly exploded, by which he was
very severely hurt, hut he is now in a fair way of re-
covery. A great number of the windows of the
house were broke, and part of the poker was found
at the distance of 120 yards from the spot.
Monday se'nnight, Flora M'Millan, upwards of 80
years of age, was, at Cowcaddens, Glasgow, rode
over by a cart loaded with wood, and killed on the
spot.
London, England, 1810-08-29

DIED.

Saturday last, it Great Ealing, aged TS, William Kr.os,
formerly Under Secretary of State.
On the Sd July, 1609, on board his Majesty's ship /laugh',
in the West Indies Mr. George I.yun Guild, Surgeon in tire
Royal Navy, son of Mr. John Guild, merchant in Duel...
At Madras, in September last, Lieut. George Yule, of bas Mae
jesty's 69th Regiment. IS

Monday, at-Bishop's Wakham, Rant', hfr. Goat!hal!, a Cus'
migsary in the French rervice, on parolv.
At Lauder, on nursday, the l iith init. Mr. Robert Romawrip
writer there.

At Dunn., on the sth inst. Mr. Thomas Murray, nun) Tell
surgeon in that place.
At Banff, in the sift year of her age, Mrs. Donalifslc,
of Mr. James Donaldson, of Allaelik, and aunt to the R.gat
the Master of the Rolls.
August 8, at Sicily, on which station he had been upward'
four years, Charles Williams, Esq. Commander of Isis s
ship Hornet.
dkt Southampton, on Wednesday last, Lady Heywood—Our
',eared in apparent good health the evening bsktore, and was er
tering the house of a friend, when she was seised with a guars
stroke, which brought on her sudden dissolutions.

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Afternoon ..... .. ... .... SS %Inures after I

LONDON: Printed and published by LEVEL JUNI' at /1.1
STAI.Or Tint No. 1. Caserium, sad is the aras-0010.
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London, England, 1810-08-29

PORTSMOUTH, AUGUST SUL

Arrived his Majesty's ship BEDFORD, from the
Brazils. Passed by, the West India fleet, under con-
voy of the PELICAN sloop of war for the Downs.

DEAL, AUGUST 2S.

Arrived the Phsnez and the Harriet from Jamaica;
and the Mary, Bimsv, from St. Domingo. Remain
his Majesty's ships as per List.

CHATHAM, AUGUST 26.

The QUEEN CHARLOTTE is coppered, and will go
out of deck on Monday, the 3d Svptember. The
RAISONABLE is taken into dock, and as her defects are
considerable, she is likely to remain in dock for some
time. The AGINCOURT is nearly complete in her
fittings as .1 tro p ; she will be hauled off the
Jetty Head in the course of the week. The PAM*
of WA LEA, of 9‘) guns, is remorei from h.r moor-
ings here, to &shim% Reach, to which place We
QUEEN CHARLOTTE and ID/PREGNABLE are to be taken,
on Account of their being a greater depth of water
than at this place.
London, England, 1810-08-29

AN ARTICLE 01? COMMERCE.

To EAST and WEST INDIA, AMER.CAN, ani RUSSIA

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MERCHANTS.
JP. HEATH, of Nottingham, informs the Mer-
• chants of England, and Traders in general, that for the con-
venience of he has placed his JUNIVER ES iENCE of PEP-
PERMINT and other Medicines in th.- Lanes of Messrs. Shaw
and Edwards, 6G, St. Paul's Chun:is-Iw. I.
Juniper Essence of Peppermint is well known as a safe, effec-
:ual, and pleasant Remedi in Flatuleocies, Gouty and Ch,
Pains in the Stomach and Bowel', lu.l gtsti )n, Hysterics, Sea
sickness, Nausva a'tendant on Pregnancy, Relaxation and I.abbi-
ude arising troll Atmospheric Heat, Want of Appetite, Injuries
firm inclement lkreather, the Abuse of Spirituous Liguori, and
in the Spasmodic AEctioas of the Stomach and lio w as, so com-
mon to Infants—a.lapting the doge to the urgency of the case.
As a family M..-dicine, or fur the Army or Navy,it will be found
Vala.kble ar.cittisition
gold wholetkile and Retail, by Messrs. Shaw and Edwards, 66.
St. Paul's Church-yard, but none are genuine, exc..pt each Bottle
has " J. P. Heath, Nottingham," engraved on a Black stamp.
In stopper Bottles 2s. 91—and in Phials s. 4d, arvi Is. 10.
London, England, 1810-08-29

TIIN kCING V. THE INHABITANTS Or KENT.

•
This was an indictment against the inhabitants of
Kent, for not repairing a bridge that had blown up
by a swell of the river the winter before last.
The inhabitants pleaded that they were not liable,
but that it ought to be repaired by the Medway Com-
pany.
The following facts were admitted between the
parties :—That by an Act of Parliament, a C' mpany
was created for improving the navigation of the Med-
way, and that that Company had deepened the river
at the place where the bridge stood, which was before
that time a ford used by all the King's subjects.—
The ford being thus destroyed by the Company, in
order to prevent an obstruction of passage, they built
the bridge in question, and had repaired it until it was
destroyed by the flo.-4.
Mr. Serjeant Stimulant:l contended, that by law the
County was obliged to repair any road or bridge used
by the public, although made by a private person ;
and Mr. Serjeant BUT argued, that in this case the
Medway Company alone were liable.
His Lordship held that the County was liable, and
directed a verdict of Guilty.
This finished the Assizes for this county.
Since the last Assizes the County have built a
handsome new Court House, on the exact model of
the Essex Court.
London, England, 1810-08-29

FALMOUTH, AUGUST 26..

Sailed the Lady Arabella packet with a mail for
the Mediterranean ; and the Princess Amelia packet
for the Brazils.

EIGIIT O'CLOCK, P. M.—The Lord Hobart packet,
Captain HAMILTON, fI OM Cadiz, ar.d a Danish ship
(name unknown) are working into this harbour.—
The Lord Hobart packet has been long expected.
London, England, 1810-08-29

FOR THE 1 SETH AND GUARS.

THE ESSENCE of PEARL and PEARL DEN-
-I'llll2lOE, invented by the late JACOB HLME l', Dentist
to her Majesty and the Prince of %Vales, are greatly superior,
both in elegance and efficacy, to any thing hitherto made use of;
they will effectually preserve the Teeth in a sound state even to
old age ; will render them white and beautiful without the least
impairing the Enamel, fasten such as are loose, keep such as are
already decayed from becoming worse, prevent the Tooth-ach,
uerfectly cure the Scurvy in the Gams, and make them ;row firm
ml close to the teeth. They likewise render the breath deli-
LaLly sweet, and remedy all those Disorders that are the conic-
I luence of Scorbutic Gums and bad l'eeth. They cont nue to be
sold, wholesale and retail, by Bayl IT and Blew, Cockspur-street,
London, price 2s. 93. each, and retail by T. Scarman (late Part-
ner aud Successor to Mr. Hemet) George-strees„ L lanov L-r-square.
None are genuine but what have the wares, " J. Hemet, Bayley
and Blew, Cueltspur-street," engraved in. the Stamp, and a Label
" Bayley and Blew, Cockspur-street, London," pasted on the
back of each bottle and box —N. B. The Essence is particulary
recoramendedto Parents and persoas who have the care of Chil-
dren as the groom preservative of young and tender Teeth.
London, England, 1810-08-29

EIR ills.

Tuesday, the 14th inst. 27/itllliton-court Part, the Lail), if
Colonel Veiey, of a da,:ghter.
Friday morning last, the Lady of Sir Oswald Mosley, Damn?.
of a daughter, at his seat at Rolleston, Stafferd,ltire.

MARRIED.
Yesterday, at Kertington, Mr. Smith, surgeon. of Southarir•
ton-street, Bloomsbury-square. to hilts :ihirley, deitei
of Colonel Codd, of Kensington.
At Edinburgh, on the itlst inst. the Rev. David Watton,
nister of I.uchats, to Miss Susan Rankine, daughter u( the ire
Captain Rankine. Barnsniuir.
London, England, 1810-08-29

'S GAZETTE.

, ATYGUST SO.

of his

•Leith, has transmitted to John
from Lieut. John Nugent, c•m-
gun-brig, dated at Sea, the 10th instant,
extract:

tint you, that at ten A. M.
• East eight or nine leagues,
coasters (ten in number),
and sloops, were discovered
between Fogstein and Hi-
.
a three masted schooner
; not an instant was lost
exertion to cut them off, par-
macted schooner, when unfortu-
is, by the assistance of her
Hiteroe ; but we succeeded
le convoy, driving them on
boats brought off two, not-
protected by the troops on
musketry were unavailing ;
:ssels captured and driven on

tons, laden with fish, tallow, to-

tons, laden with ditto.
sloops (names unknown) some ear.

'Y ENLARGED.
Red Lien-street, Clerkenwell, Mid-
i ehapman, at ten, at Guildhall.
King's Langley, Herta, carpenter,
t, at Guildhall, London.
Epsom, Surrey, innkeeper, victual-
ten, at Guildhall.
the younger, of Pleasant-place,
painter and glazier, at ten, at Guild-
London, England, 1810-08-29

CHING'S PATENT WORM LOZENGRs.

WIiMS are the most frequent sources of Chil-
dren's Disease. Their symptoms every parent and guardian
of children should be acquainted with— ['hey occasion loss of ap-
petite, a paleness of the colour of the face, emaciation, and irre-
gular state of the bowels, attended after with violent pains; they
Ming on convulsion% they affect the growth of the body,and they
prove fatal, by ending in a consumption or decay. Both as a pre-
ventative and cure of these alarining complaints, the above excel.
lent medicine is universally allowed, oil tlip testimony. of the
highest characters in this country, both in rank and respectability,
to have no eqttal. The public approbation given to the Proprietor,
irom a personal knowledge of its wonderful success in their own
families,stamps its merit beyond competition, and gives a sanction
to it, of which no °titer medicine of the kind can boast. Parents
and others who have the care of children should have this remedy
as a family medicine to resort to, whenever the Slttlitilell ur bowels
of children are any way disbrdsred, which it will alwayshe found
to r•lieve.
Said wholesale and retail at Mr. Butler's, N.r. 4, Glieapsid..,
corner of Paternoster-row; Baxter aad Co. and Smith, Edinburgh
and Glasgow ; Hozlanil and 14aydon, Plymouth; Nowbery and
Son, Dublin; Peck and Tamer, Hull : and most Country Ma-
dhilne Vendors, In boxes at 2s. Bd. and Ss. 6d. each.
London, England, 1810-08-29

NEW MUSIC.

Thin day was published. by CLEMENTI and Co. 26, Cheapside.
rrHE COMMANDMEWTS ; in Ten Canons ;
for Fbrre, Four, and ire Voices, by JOSEPH HAYDN,
Mu; Doc. price »s.—Also, a THdrvA, with Variations, for
the. Aar() Forte, by I3EETHOVF44, "rice Ss.
London, England, 1810-08-29

LONDON.

WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 29.
PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK.
5 per Ct. Cons. money, 6k4.—for acc. 684,
3 per Ct. Reduced 68{ 69-4 per Cent. 85.
Navy .5 per Cent. 9984—Ex. Bills, IQ. die, to Ss. pre.
Bonds 21s. to 225. prem.—Oinnium 211 dis.

Yesterday his Majesty's frigate MERCURY, Captain
TANCOCK, arrived at Portsmouth from Cadiz. M ijor
ALLAN, of the Scots Brigade, and Captain HAMIL-
TON, of the 71ih Regiment, the latter in charge of in-
valids, And of deserters from the French army, arrived
in the MERCURY; as did also Paymaster CAMPBELL,
Of Marshal BERESFORD'S Regiment, Dr. JONES, of the
81st, Dr. CoTrov, of the Rifle Corps, and several
sick Officers.

The letters and papers brought by the MERCURY
are not so recent as accounts already received from
Cadiz, having had rather a long passage :—she left
Cadiz on the 2d instant.

The dispatches to Government brought by the
MERCURY, are dated on that day. They bring no
news of any importance—all was going on well.
A Mal from Cadiz also arrived this morning, but
the accounts it brings are not so recent as those by the
TONNANT.

The activity and vigour that has been displayed in
the naval department, since the arrival of Sir R.
KEaTs and Captain COCKBURN at• Cadiz, deserves
high praise. Sir R. KE ITS had not taken the com-
mand above a fortnight, when he completely succeed.
Pd in ;hewing to the Regency the prudence of remov.
the large Spanish ships from the Roads, and in
completing them for removal. Accordingly Cap tain
STACKPOOLE states, that he saw five Spanish ships, o.'
74 guns each, actually sail for Minorca; twn cf the
cirst rate were to set sail for the Canary I slands, on
heir way to the Havannah ; and one for Vera Cruz.
The Asia, of 64 guns, WAS to come to Englani with
London, England, 1810-08-29

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.

His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales has been pleased ts
appoint the Rev. Powell Guise, Rector of Cra'clie, in the uury
of Durham, to be one of his Royal liighnea's Chapli•t:s in Or.
‘l7na: y.

The Lc rd Chancellor has been pleased to appoint the Rev.
John Suttees, one of his Lordship's nephews, to the 'jag °I
Stanford, in the county of Lincoln.
Ihe Key. Samuel Chilcott, B. D. Las been invituted br t 7 e
Rev. Canon Heberden to the Rectory of Orterham, in Corm.
on the presentation of William Chilco:t, of .11vcrton, Esq. end
by the death of the Rev. Digory Rice.
London, England, 1810-08-29

HIGH COURT OF JUSTICIARY, AUGUST 25.

Yesterday came on the case of Peter Hewghan,
late clerk to the Collector of Excise at Kirkaldy, ac-
cused of forging Excise debentures.
At his trial, which took place some time ago, the
libel was restricted to a particular statute, which enac-
ted, that the forging of debentures subjected the
party to seven years transportation. The Jury re-
turned a verdict on that occasion, finding, that
Hewghan had not forged the debentures, but that he
had uttered them. His Counsel insisted that no pu-
nishment could follow, as uttering was not mentioncei
in the statute. The Court ordered informations upon
this point, which were delivered in for both parties.
Their Lordships delivered their opinions at consider-
able length, and unanimously found that the prisoner
must be acquitted. After a suitable exhortation from
the Lord Justice Clerk, he was dismissed from the bar.
The prisoner was no sooner dismissed, than a petition
was presented and read to the Court, praying to ap-
prehend him on a charge of forging another deben-
ture. The Court immediately granted the warrant
craved, and he was recommitted to prison.

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SPORTING INTALLIGEXCE.

EGHAhI RACES, AUGUST 9$
The Gold Cup of ioOiri: value.
Lord Egrelnont'sElec ion walked over.

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' The Surrey Stakes of is. each.
Mr. Durand's sister to Tristram • .
Mr. Lailbrokr's c. by Truntpator - • .
H R. H. the Duke of York's f. Young Witkey il
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Six to for on ft umpator, nod two to one aggihtt tin: own,:
Mace. •

wegr;-NolTiernen ind Qentictpen's Nate of £5O, for ail ace,.
Mr. Sadler's Rumbo, aged, 94. sib.
Mr.Ladbroke's Ir. m. I rintbusil, 5 yrs old, Sgt. 1311 s. g
Any odds on the winner.
Caren Wyndham's gr. g. beat Mr. Lawson's Fr. g, lot. each
The new mile, for 500.—The winner the favouri.e.
The Course was well attended, but the sports web
inferior.

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London, England, 1810-08-29

YARMOUTH, AUGUST n.

Arrived the Anna Maria, sent in by the VANGUARD
man of war, and the Helena Rebecca, sent in by the
Emus gun-brig.

FROM LLOYD'S LIST.

Gk SVEStSID, AUGUST 'PA.—Arrived the Ocean. Pattersrm.
front Quebec. Sailed the Willerby. Rufell, fat Rio lawn; a 1
the Hazard, Elderkin, for New Orleans.

The Duke of MANCHESTER, with Dr. Rocicm
and a long suite, has arrived from Jamaica.
The number of pier and chimney mirror: ordered
for the officers of the Linen Board in Dublin, casts a
great :I:Action on the Board of Management.
Carleton House was yesterday forenoon thrown
into great contusion, occasioned by one of the chim-
nits at the East angle catching fire, but it was gut
under without doing any mischief.

Yesterday the son of a Gentleman at Dock-head,
Bermondsey, was unfortunately drowned while bath-
ing in the Canal, Camberwell.

Coax MARICIT, MARIC.IANt, AUOUST 19.—T0-day di*
quantities of Wheat on hand are considerable ; sal, s are hear?,
at Monday's reduction—Rye and Barley hardly at the quotation
—White Peas incline lower—Grey and Bean, of at etit kinds,
maintain their prices—there are tolerable supplies of Oats, and
this trade, excepting fine, is named rather cheaper—sake
at somewLat less than the general quotatuin.
London, England, 1810-08-11

GREENOCK, AUGUST 7.

The Tartar, FOTHEKINGHAAI, from Pernambncer,
last from Kinsale, is arrived here in 58 days; the 14th
cf June, spoke the ship Sherner, from' London, in let.
21. N. long. 35. W. out 49 days, from St. Domingo ;
and, on the day following spoke the ship Cornwall,
from London for .1 t.naica, all well. Also arrived the
Beaver, RICIIARDSON, from Lishon.—.Passed to Post
Glasgow, yesterd:ty, the Maria and Ann, GOODSIME•
from Lichon, with a cargo of Merino sheep.
AUGUST '..—Arrived here yesterday, his Majesty's
sloop of war NORTII STAR, from a cruise.
Arrived here on Monday, the brig Euphemia,
KINs, from Savannah, in 48 days. On the 12th July,
1at..54. long. 55. spoke a brig from London (name
unknown), bound to Newfoundland, out four weeks.
15th July, lat. 45. long. 49. 36. spoke the Jane and
Sarah, of Maryporr, from Miramiehi to Maryport,
out 15 days, Al well.-18th July, lat. 46. 47. long.
'2. 45. spoke the brig Ezasperus, from Newcastle to
St. John's, n'w Brunswick, out 8( weeks, all well.

The Beaver, RICHARDSON, arrived here on Monday
from Lisbon ; sailad thence 11 th ult. with a convoy
of ...oat SO sail, most p:trt transports.
The Nelson, late VALPY, from IL:nacres, is anived
at Jersey; she was captured by a Fiend► p; :v !•Aer,
with 65 men, in the Gulph of Florida, after an obsti-
nate res;- . ince, i:► which the Captain and one of the
crew were killed, and one wounded ; the French had
four killed and five wounded. After seven hours pos.
session, she was given up, being first plundered. ind
all her guns thrown overboard. The day before she
arrived at Jersey, fell in with another privateer, which
she drove off by making sail towards her.
London, England, 1810-08-11

AMERICA.

Letters from Boston, North America, of the 13th
ult. mention the arrival oF a vessel from La Guira,
after a voyage of 18 dap, with intelligence, that in
the province of Caßiana the establishment of a Con-
gress had Bien proposed, in imitation of the North
American Government

The letters to which wa have alluded speak of the
speedy convocation of the Congress of the United
States, as improbable, but our intelligence from other
quarters leads us to suppose that it would.be assembled
as soon as could be admitted by the forms of the Con-
stitution,

It i 3 rumoured, with some cpnfidence, that the last
dispatches received by Government from Mr. JAmisos,
the Britisk Minister in America, relate to the favour-
able reception at the City of Washington of certain de-
pu ties from the revolutionized Spani*h colonie in South
A me:ica, subsequent. to which a negotiation was enter-
ed into, terminating in a Treaty Offensive, Defensive,'
and Com mere ial, thus uni t ing the twogrand divisions of
the American Continent by the onlyhond that can be per-
manent, that of a reciprocal interest,---If this arrange-'
ment has taken place it
,may be considered as the
ro,st important event that has taken place in ;be
London, England, 1810-08-11

CROWN SIDE.-BEFORE TUE LORD cum BARON.

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There were only four felonies on the Crown side.
Mari Smith and John Saunders were convicted of a
burglary, in breaking into the distillery of JOhn Evans,
and smiling two gallons of gin, two casks, and some
other articles. Smith was the servant of the prose-
cutor, and had worked in the still-house.—They both
received sentence of Death.

,flcxand•r Truman was convicted of stealing several
pairs of shoes, and other articles, the property of
James Thompson. The prosecutor was a shopkeeper
at Hertford, :Ind the prisoner worked for him in his
business as a shoemaker ; but the prosecutor having
reason to suspect his honesty, caused his lodging to
be searched, where he found the several articles in
question. He was sentenced to seven years trim:l:ar-
k:lion. —The Assizes ended about five o'clock.

The lions! of Mr. Kinder, in Paradise-row, Stoke
Newington, was broken open on Frid.ty se'nnight, and
robbed of silver plate, and other property, to a consi-
derable amount.
London, England, 1810-08-11

FROM LLOYD'S LET.

GR AVE9F ND% ACOUST 10—Arrived the Marganstta Sophia
Key; and the Industry, Wilson, from Greenland. Sailed the
Eliza, Watt; for Limerick.

ARRIVED.—At Dublin, Fruth, Phillips, from St. Übe's; Ann,
Moorhead, from Mirarnachie. At Waterford, Dolly, Morriwat
from Portland. Off Barbadoes, Flora, itavely, from Liverpool.
At Surinam, l.ord Colltngwood, Kegg, from Liverpool and Mr
rica. At Liverpool, Benjamin, --, from Surinam; $t Augur
tine, —, from Madeir ; Atlas, Conger, and Magnet,
from New-York; Friends).ip, I.ittle, from Boston, anJ the Arp,
Puhford. from Nova Scotia. In the Clyde, Beaver. Richardsoo,
f. om Lisbon. At Pool, Mary, Alger, and John, Prowse, front
Newfoundland.
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Vice-Admiral THORNBOROUGH is app,inted to the
Irish station, in the room of Admiral WHIT SUED.

Last week the Pvniums, having wider her convoy
nine sail of transports, with Merino sheep, arrived at
Cove.

The followinfy, entry appeared, we are s,-Try to vate,
on Lloyd's books yesterday :
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" Forty-eifht vessels, (among them eighteen Arnrricane)frens
the Baltic, were Earned into Christiansand on the :Id ult."

These, we presume, to be the vessels under endwor
of the FORWARD gun-brig, captured on the 19th 01
last month,

The Traveller and the Mary, from Sunderland',
were taken off the North Foreland the 16th ult. aid
carried into Dunkirk.
The Leviathan,—.—.., from Surinam to Liverr^l•
was dismasted soon atter siding, and bore away to
Barbadoes.

The Alert, ADAMS, fr'm Portland for Mill( rd, Put
into Mount Pier nil Sun Ity last, having struLk oi a
sunken rock, off the Liz trd, which is no Lid dosa
n any chart. It bents S. by E. of the Stags.
London, England, 1810-08-11

L ~.

BRIGHTON, AUGUSTIO.
Monday next there is to be grand Review on New.
'market Hill, in the neighbourhood of this town; it
expeeted there will be above 10,000 infantry, be-
side+ c .v .lry, and several companies of artillery; in
all from 10 to 15,000 men. Some are to encamp at
Ix,. es, some at Rottendean, and some at Brighton.
The Prince is to be on the ground, and the troops are
to fire in honour of his birth day.
His Royal Highness arrived here on Sunday morn-
ing last and is expected to remain until about the 15th
instant. The ball in the evening of Monday is ex-
pected to be the best attended of any for some years
past; and the accommodations at the different Inns
are already engaged. if not occupied.

UNIMIRSI7T INTELLIGENCE.

OXFORD, AtIOUST

Monday last, at the visitation of Abingdon School,
the following Gentlemen were elected Scholars of
Pembroke College, in this university :
Mr. Chr!..tnpher Cleobury, and Mr. Tho. Vaughan Banner, on
Mr Todale's Foundation.
1111 Zdwtif James Periter upon Mr. Wightwick's Foundation.
Mr. J. Lumli 'sham Bennett Popkin Hawkins on Mr. .Ti.et:ales Foundation, as founder's kin.
At Rugby School election, en Wednesday last—
Megsrs. button, Wratislaw, and Burdon, were chosen Exhibi-
tows upon .Itat foundation ; and
Ma ihort, of I rinity College, in this university, was admitted
an Absista:it Master.
SAMda'y,Sir CHARLES MORDANT, Bart. and
M.P. for the County of Warwick, was declared a
citqerwir of the said school, duly elected in the room
of Sir CHARLES CAVE, Bart. deceased.
London, England, 1810-08-11

BADAJOS, JULY 21.

The rear gi tard of the division of Regnier left Truz-
illo i.n .he night of the 17th, passed the Tagus at Al-
ai .r.is. On the 18th, the corps which it had placed in
Caceres and Montanehi, which likewise crossed the
Tagus the same day, took the road to Calcada de
Oupeza, which the artillery and a part of the troops
that had entered, had already left for Talavera de 14
Reyna, saying that they were going to Madrid.
The enemy has left no troops in Al maraz, and they

ha‘, rt ndered useless the boats by which they passed.
( ft the 18th marched by Perales a body of cavalry
ku /and infant.rjo tf the 'division of liegnier, which on

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London, England, 1810-08-11

DIED.

Yesterday. at half-past two ()Mork in the mornin7, at tha
Earl of Bucking;:anishire's, Roehampton tic Honoura'ile ‘:at'l. -
rine Isalklla Vans ;tart, sveonti daughter of Lord Auekland,
wife of the Right Honourable Nich
On the sth inst. at Bath, Major-General Robert Rare, of
Bengal Establishment, in hi: 5401 y. ar.
hlr. Bates, of the Three Crowns, on foe Parade, Plymouth.
I.ately, after a lingering Woos', Eltsabeth, ache of the Rev. Vj•
C. Tnekarii, of Morchard Bishop.
At North Shields, in the prine. of life, Mn. Er l•
nn, wife o
Lieut. Finns. of the impress service.
At Edinburgh, on the 30th ult. Mrs. Isabella Young, wider.
of Dr. Rollo% Crainand, late Minister of farrow.

On the 2d instant, at Stinningwell, near Abitig2.on, Berks. Ca-
roline, second daughter of the Rev. Mr. Stoahouse Vigor, Arta-
deacon of Gloucester.

Monday se'nnighr, a boy about IS, belonging to Blytb,
ped dawn deal at Shire:mar, on his road home. lie dr a
draught of cold water at Willington, "Ada warm with wadi:
Saturday sennight, Wnt. Evans, a rope-maker, fell down and
expired, in croAsing Morris-square, Plymouth-Deck.

H.GH Will ER Al LONDON BRIDGiIO-MORROW.
Morning... ...... 44 . minutes arta 11
Afternoon 12 minutes atrr 12

BUTLER'S celebrated RESTORATIVE TOO rti POWDER.
BEAUTY of Countenance, and regularity of Fez-
tares, are allowed to distinguish the British Fair; bur the
Proprietor of BUTLER's TOO Eli POWDER would beg leave
to remind his Cout:try-women that the lustre of their Charms
loses half its influence where the Teeth are discolourel, or chew
a rotten and unhealthy appearance--this is the more inexcusable,
as the pzraetit preparation affirti: the infallible means of removing
every b:entisli of the enamel, and is safe in application, being
composed of Vegetables.
It is recommended to the attention of all mks, as daring
away every i:nperfcc: i.m, either in the colour, or the decay of the
enamel of the Teeth, as rendering the Ers-ath sweet and &lynx-
bi and making the Gums of their proper shape and yerniilhou
hue; and a certain preventive agaitht the Tooth-ache. No cent-
position of this kind ever brought forward to public notice, bas
met such universal approbation ; and the Proprietor has to boast
that it is in daily use of Royalty itself.
Sold, wholesale and retail, by Mr. B•elet, No. 4, Cltrapside,
corner of Paternoster-row; Baxter and smith, Eslitiburrh '.l
Glasgow; Belem, Portsmouth; Newb?ry anti 'on, var.;
d Turns r, Hull ; lioiltnd and Harlon, I'lp:south ; and
(:. untry Medicine Venders and Perfumers, in boxes at r.s. id.
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London, England, 1810-08-11

IMPORTANT advantages in the present Lottery,
A V:Z. the Prices of the Tickets and Shares are much lower than
the last—the numbers of the Tickets are reduced to only 4001—
*tide the scheme contains an additional Prize of £W,OOO, be-
sides Twenty other Capitals, and not 'three Blanks to *a Prize.
The whole to be Drawn 19th October next.
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50 - - 2,500
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The Tickets cf each Number.
Tickets and Shares are selling at all the Offices. Persons In the
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to the Agents In any of the principal towns ; or by sending theft
o:drrs, with remittances, to the Offices in London. An early
purchase is recommended, as, from the present demand, a rise of
price is elpected.
London, England, 1810-02-20

REECE's MEDICAL GUIDE.--Seventh Edition
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