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London, England, 1811-05-13

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Oxroan, 14fity 11.--Yeeterdaj in. the Vke-Chancellor.'!
Twat, In the case of Williams v. alidiradeft, late Proctor of the
University, for false Imprisonment, judgment was prononnced,
by Dr. Blackstone, the Ammon, fse the defendant, with casts.
The case was argued by Counsel, on Saturday, the 27th of April
last, Mr. Wetherell for the Pluintiff, and Mr. Taunton, fur the
defendant, when the Court was occupied in hearing the evidence,
s&e.. read, and by pleittlinp, nearly ten hours. As soon m
judgment was pronounced, the plaintiff's proctor gave notice of
an appeal.
Tuebday, the Rev. Thomas Chambers, M.A. was elected fel.
low, and Mr. Henry Site, scholar of Worcester college, on the
found ion of Dr. Clarke.
Thr Rev. Richard Mart, of Oriel cillege, M.A. has been
elected to preach Canon Bampton's Lecture Sernums beforithe
University next Lent.
Thursday last the following Gentlemen were admitted to de-
, grafi :--

DOCTORS IN DIVINITY.

Rev. Frederick Barnes, Cation of Christ ...arch, Grand Com-
pounder.
Rev. Wm. Short, of Christ Church, Grand Compounder.
tCDSLORS IN DIVINITY.
Rev. Wm. Shun, of Christ Church, Grand Compounder.
Rev. Thomas Blackall, of Exeter college.
Rev. Capri Whitmore Blashileid, of Jesus college.
Rev. Charles Kemeys Watkins, of Corpus Christi college.
Key. Robert Gatehouse, ditto.

114ASTLRS or ARTS.
Mr. Arthur Matthews, of Brasenose college. •
Mr. Peter Penton, of New college. •
BACaRLORS OF ARTS.
Mr. Robert Griffith, of Jesus college.
Mr. Archibald Creighton, of Lincoln college. ..
ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTIONS.
Rev. Edward Cockayne Frith, M.A. of St. John's college, in
this university; to be a chaplain of the forces.
Rev. Richard London, M.A. to the United Rectories of St.
Edmund the King and St. Nicholas Aeons, in the City and Dio- ;
cm of London, void by the death of the Rev. Henry Dymock.
CU.+. John Palmer. M.A. to the Rectory bf Clannaburough,
Devonshire' void by the death of the Rev. E. Ere's&
rev. D. Jenks, A.B. of St. John's College, Cambridge, inane-
; teti to the Vicarage of Studham, Redfordshire, by the Rev. J.
Horseman, Rector of Whipahade.
; 7be Lord Bithtp of Lincoln has collated the Rev. T. F. Mid-
' 4 dieton. D.D. to the Vicarage of St Pancras, Middlesex.
Rev. Mr-Lewis, of Thorndon, to be a Surrogate; deputed by
the Rev. the Chancellor of Norwich.

BlRtHii.
On the 7th instant, at Hythe, the Lady of Lientenant-Colonel
Wade, 95th Rifle Rest:nem, of a son.
At Granton, on Monday sennight, Lady Charlotte Hope, of
a daughter.
At the house of Captain Johnstone Hope,Oeorgeotreet, Edin-
burgh, on the Ist inst. Lady Anne Johns:.ons Hope, of a dauzh-
, ter, still-born.

MARRIED.
On the 9th inst. R. da Cruz Guerreirn, Secretttry of Legation
from his Royal !Ugliness the Prince Regent of Portugal to the
Court of London, to Evelio Palyart, dauetter of Ignati is Paly-
art, Esq. of Bedford Place.
Tuesday, at Mary-la-bonne Church, the Rev. George Mor-
ray,to the Rieat Hun. Lady Sar--h Maria Hay
At Aberdeen, on the 30th uk. Lieutenant Colonel P. Black,
late of the Bengal Native Cavalry, to Mi.s Jane Young, daugh,
ter of William Young; Esq. of Sheddocksley.
London, England, 1811-07-17

PLYMOUTH, JULY is.

Admiral Sir ROBERT CALDER, Bart. is going on
leave of absence on Wednesday next. Sir EDWARD
BULLER, Bart. will assume the chief command, ad
interim.—Arrived the CoLosstns, '74 guns,,from the
Itochefort station ; the AR►tIDA from a cruize, and
sailed again for Portsmouth ; also the HOPE tender
from Cotic.—Several more light transports came in
this day, and have begun fitting for the reception of
troops.
London, England, 1811-07-17

SALES BY AUCTioli

- -
OLD BURLINGTON:STREET.
• • ..•-.
Elegant Honer'sold Furniture, Wiens Pler and Chimney Glasses,
fine Dresden and pitlier China, Paintings, Prints, Linen, aed
variourliftets.—k Mr. ROBINS,

•
On the Prentiveci4o. SI, Old iiiirlington-street, near Bend-stmt
on Thtirsday, July 25, and following day, at .12,
I'HE Elegant HOUSEHOLD FURXITURE,
a capital service of Dresden China, fine old Ch'r.a, Paint.
irgs and Prints, brilliant Pier and Chimney-glasses; Lustre*, and
various effat. of the late Countess Drub], tiecestord t the Furni-
ture comprises drawing-rootrt sure of white „raft furniture in
Window-curtains, Sofas, Chairs, dte.excellent D•diteads and 4ed-
ding, capital articles of all descriptions, large Bnissels and other
Carpets, numerous kitchen requisites and other eCeets..
To be viewed Tnesday and Wednesday preceding thi
Qualogeses, at Is. each, may be had on the Premises ; and of Mr.
Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-square.

BRU /'ON-STREET, BERKE LEY-SQUARE.
Ellcible FAMILY RESIDENCE, Coach-house and Stablei, bee.
By Mt. ROBINS,
At Cursorily's, on Thursday, August 01, at Twelve,
A V 4,111A13L5:-.T.EA SEtiOLD ESTATE ;
comprising a desirable Town II esidcut-e, situate No.
nh the North side of Brutun-s•reet, w!thin a fete doors of Berke-
ley-square, the property of a Gentleman. The House contains
three Rooms on the priacipal floors, with suitable lied4hamiters
on the second storey, and Servants' Apartments over, convenient
'Offices in the basement storey, airy Garden at the hack, planned
for the acconlmodation of a Gen! leman's EamPy, deracHed
Kitchen, WasbO'luse. and Laundry, double Voce!,-house, and
Stables for sli Horses, I.oft, &c. the whole in excellent order,
and Immediate possession may be had.
To he viewed with Tickets Parectilars on the Itremises ;
of Ewen Sheppard. Esq. Great Russell-street, Einemnintry; 'at
; Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-strobt, Golden-square
i where 'netters for viewing may be had.
London, England, 1811-07-17

UPHOLSTERY.

MODERN Upholstery and Cabinet Furniture
Ware-rooms, Nos. 16 and 17, Catherine-street, Strand, by
MORGAN and SANDERS, for their Patent Sofa Beds, Chair
Beds, ImperiallDining Tables, Portable Chairs, the Patent T;i-
falgar Sideboard, Dining Tables, (in' five different new inven-
tions) the Patent Brass-crew Bedsteads, with Furniture and Bed-
ding complete, Dome Couch stds, with every article of the mutt
modern taste, for the furnishing of houses complete. Army mad
Navy Equipage and articles for all foreign climates, on entire new
principles and superior to all others.
N. B. Families furnishing Houses, &e. can be supplied in a few
hours, with every article of Furniture to any extent, and of the
' very best manufactory and materials.

CROWN GLASS,
'(Substitute for German Sheet and Plate )
TO GLASS-CUTTERS, GLAZIERS, &c.
HAMMOND and SM LTE-1 bed; to inform the Trade
in general, tha' they have for sale a large.supply of Szo:ch
and Tyne Window-glass, far superior to any other Manufactory
in the Kiegtioni. Also, best Scotch Glass, in squarePuf any size
not exceeding 3.1 by 23, which they can supply in any quantity ;
and they have, particulzi'• for the use of Glaziers, Scotch Glass,
(in boxes containing 100 fret each,) In squares 10 by ti, 11 by 9,
12 by 10, &c. up to It; by 12, which they can dispose of at redu-
ced prices, wit worthy the attention of the Glazier.
Apply at N. 14. Bri.te-1 r, ickfriars.

17E7.4ALE COMPLAINTS.
DR. JOHN WILLIAMS continues to give, his
Advice to Women in ail Disorders of the Sex, and ren-
dering every Lady her own Physician. • Cases sent in, post paid.
Letters (inclusing a fee of two pounds), addressed to him at
Chipping Ungar, Essex, answered, and Medicaments forwarded
gratis ; and which no woman onght to he withoat.—Medical
Hints to :lemons and &heat, Women, and to those at the turn
of life.
London, England, 1811-07-17

AQUATIC FIRE-WORKS.
RANELAGH, MILLBANK.

9'0-MORROW, Thursday, July 18, will be given,
by particular desire of several Personages of distinction, a
Splendid FETE, and a Superb Exhibition of FIRE-WOILIES.—
On this occasion the Gardens will be decorate with Thousands
of Variegated and other Lamps. After the Concert vrig be added
a grand discharge of Shy and Water-rockets on the River Thames.
The grand Exhibition of Fire-works in the Gardens immediately
to follow.
p Doors open at Seven, and the Concert begins at Eight o'Clock
precisely. Admission Cs. 6d.
London, England, 1811-07-17

MONEY.

NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, &c. are respectfully
11 informed, that they may be supplied with Money to any
atnount, on terms equal to mortgage; secured on Freehold, Copy-
hold, Leasehold Land, or Houses, Money in the Funds, Marria;e
Settlements, Widow,' Jointures, Clergymen's Livirigs, or any
other property. Persons of respeitability May be 'applied on their
personal security only. Gentlemen Will find every liberal accom-
modation, without delay. Applicatio • from twelve to two. or
letters (post-paid) addressed w Messrs. Wills and Co. No. 19,
South-street, Berkely-square. •
London, England, 1811-07-17

mischievous than for his Noble Friend to state, that
if we returned to a cash circulation, that the taxes
*mild not be paid, that the public creditor could not
bt paid, or that the army and navy must be disbanded
for want of pay. On the contrary, it was impossible
that a sound and healthy circulation could be restored
without resuming payments in gold. The conve•
moose of a paper circulation was always admitted,
•ut it could only be .received as part of a healthy
circulation when convertible at pleasure into eash.
The effect of his Noble Ft iend's propositions would
be to make Banknotes a legal tender under another
form, it would alter the nature of all pre-existing
contracts, and must produce an enormous rise in the
price of all commodities. The natural consequence
must be a maximum. What also was to prevent the
Bank entries from being depreciated in the same
manner as the Batik-notes were ? It was impossible
to prevent this depreciation whilst the present sys-
tem continued. He could bring evidence to prove
at their Lordships' bar, if the subject was gone
into, that three per Cent. Consols had been bought
at fifty-seven for gold, and at sixty-four for paper.—
It was also notorious, that there were shops its this
Metropolis where two prices were regularly noted in
gold and in paper. He was old-fashioned enough
to believe that gold was necessary to a sound and
healthy circulation; and he thought the House ought
not to give currency to the doctrines contained in the
Resoltutons of his Noble Friend, by ordering them to
be printed.
Earl STANHOPE, in explanation, said he had
not alledged that the taxes, the public creditor, the
army and navy, could not be paid without gold, but
without a circulating medium. His Noble Friend,
who had made one of the best speeches upon the Rox-
burgh case, had made as bad a speech now as his
speech was good then. As to a meeting in Palace-
yard, he really believed that there were many persons
amongst the inhabitants of Westminster who under-
stood this subject quite as well as his Noble Friend.
The Earl of LAUDERDALE observed, that the
subject might be discussed any where—it depended
upon the manner in which it was tre)tted.
The Resolutions were ordered to be printed.
Adjourned till Thursday.
HOUSE OF COMMONS.
The SPEAKER counted the Members at four o'clock, when
there being but thirty-eight present, an eeljournmest of course
took place.

THE EVENING STAR.
London, England, 1811-05-25

THE PRINCE REGENT.

Thls arty was superbly printed in royal Ito. with
Enierawinga, price set. eh. in boards,
AREPORT upon the HERCULANEUM MA-
NUSCRIPT 3, in a Letter, addressed, by permission, to
his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT.
By JOHN HAYTI-R, A.M. Chaplain In Ordinary to tie
Prince, and his Superintendant of those Manuscripts.
Przbetur Oslo
CLAUDIAN.

London: Printed for kt ICUA aro PO ILLIrs, Bridge-street; sold
by slicrwood and Co. Paternoster-row; sad may be had of all
Bookse'lers.
London, England, 1811-05-25

OFFICE OF ORDNAACE, May 10, 1811. I
IHE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of HIS MA.
JESTrc ORDNANCE, de hereby give Notice,
That they will Sell by Public Auction.at the Tower, on Thurs-
day, the 6th of June next, between the hours of Ten and Four,
Sundri Lots of 01. D and UNSERVICEABLE ORDNANCE
S PORES, consisting of Collars, Bit Halters, Rope Traces, and
various other articles of Sadlery and Harness; Clothing, and
sundry article* of Budding; Powder Horns, Tents and Sand-bags,
Flints, Accoutrements, Musket and Carbine Stocks, Co,,per,
Steel, and mixed Metal Tools of Sorts; Bellows, Axes, Spats,
and Shovels; Cartridges, Hides, Stoves, Ranges, Building Ma-
terials, and old Match ; with a variety of other Articles, the
whale of which, (with the exception of the Old Match, which
is to be seen at the Royal Arsenal at Woolwich) may be viewed
upon application at the Honourable Principal Storekeeper's Of-
fice in the Tower, until the day of Sale, where prioted Lists of
th. Lots will be delivered to those Persons who may apply for
the satne.—Ry Order of the Board, R. H. CR ?V; Secistary. •

CONTRACT FOR HAMMACOES.
N.lrr-opplcß, May 41, 1811.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and COMMIS-
SIONERS of NIS MAJESTre NAYr, do lent give
Notice,
That on Wednesday the sth of June next, at one o'clock, they
will be ready to treat with such Persons u may be wilting to Con-
tra& for supplying his Majesty'. Yards at Deptford and Wool-
wich with HAMMACOES, to be made conformable to two
Samples, which may be seoi at this Office..
A Form of the Tvider, may he sees at this Olfee. No Trader toili
k received after oar idea, on She day of treaty, seer any noticed, takes
the party, or as apat for his, elm&
Leery Tender sat k asmalsamied by a Letter, addressed to the Navy
Board, aid sired iy. two rap•Asilds Persia:, ragging to keepers kind
with the Perms teaderiag, is the saw If X3ooo,fer the dal perforanuere
of the Contract.
London, England, 1811-05-25

•

TM; ARMY.
i'ietaVe.reaswirto believe, that the arrangements
cltejogrice of Commander in thief of the
F 4ccs k4v.c et length been concluded, and chat Sir
DAVID DUN Disk whose resignation has at length been
accepted, will immediately be succeeded by te Duke
of Youx.

Yestertioy three troops of the 12th Light Dragoons
marched into Portsmouth for entbat kation for Por-
tugal. A large detachment from the 2d battalion of
t .sAth march in to-morrow, to embat kto join the
lit battalion. -
Lord DMITURST arrived at Portsmouth yesterday
from London, and has taken command of the Wee-
cester Militia.
The following Regiments have received orders to
march in the cOursv of the ensuing week from their
respective quartets, in order to be reviewed by his
Royal Highness the Nis= REogsr, on 'Wimbledon
Common, on the sth of June.
att Dragoon Guards, or'Queeti's Bays, from Canterbury.
. 3d, or Kii.g's Own (ii,aty) Dragoons, front Guildford.
letli FittISMS, front hrighton.
Part of the Litb, or Prince of Wales's Light Dragoons, from
Romford.
15th Hussars, from Hour%low.
..18th Ditto, from Deal.
434! Light Dragoons, from Chichester.
11800 of the Royal Artillery, tram Woolwich.
COURT MARTIAL, CUELSEA COLLEGE. MAY '24.--
EIORTiI DAY.—The Court met at ten o'clock, when
Mr. M'Arthur's examination-in-chief, was resumed,
and continued until.two o'clock:— His cross examina-
tion then commenced by Capt. Bligh, but no new
film appeared. The Court adjourned, at a quarter
after three o'clock., until ten to-morrow morning.
Notwithstanding:; the rain in the morning, the Cow t
was much crowded, and particularly with Ladies in
elegant attire. Straw hats were the order of the nay.
London, England, 1811-05-25

t„,l they Rave the poor an inheritance, possession, a
k;„(1 of stake in their country. This could not be said
of ,'h. r pl•iee or ale. He mentioned this only
as it had occnrred to him at the moment, though it
was no; quite connected with the question, as he was
at, anao,us to vindicate the Poor Laws from the
aspersions that were thoughtlessly thmwn nut on them.
Mr. ADAM said, that he was adverse to the Poor
Laws. He instanced the ease of Scotland, where the
peoplo contrived to live without parish assistance.—
The Carron Company, whicluemployed two thousand
peple ‘,.ithin their works, and double the number
without, has not pauper among them for the forty
years .f their establishment.
Mr. ROSE approved of the Poor Laws.
Mr. CRIPPS. was under the necessity of dividing
the House. On the division the Ayes Were 7 ; the
Noes 49 ; Majority 42, against the Bill.
PRIVILEGES of THE amorous.

Mr. WHITBREAD had observed in some of the
public prints an account of a proceeding in another
piece, which he thought highly derogatory to the
rights of the House. It questioned the alsility of the
Home to make good a late vote, in which they, had
resolved to address the Prince Regent. He would take
an early opportunity of making a motion on the subject.
London, England, 1811-05-25

SATURLSY, MAY 25, 1811.

OFF= OP ORDNANCE, April QS, 1811.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of
JESTrs ORDNANCE, a keret, yew isatice,

That Proposals will be received at their 0 ice, in Pall Mall,
On or before Friday, tho3lat dal of May next, from such Per-
sons as- may be "rang to undertake the Supply of T.ICKLE
HOOKS for Service of ibis Department, for a period of 3 Years.
Patterns of the Articles may be viewed upon application at
the principal Storekeeper's Office, in the Tower; and fur: ber
Particulars, together with the 'Perms and Conditions of the Con-
tract, may by known at the Secretary'soifice. in Pall-Mall afore-
said, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock, a here
the Proposals must be delivered, grated up, and endorsed" Pro-
posals for Tackle Hooks;" but no Proposal can be admitted after
the said slat day of May, at twelve o'clock at noon of the same
day; neither will any Tender be noticed unless the Party making
it, cc an Agent in his behalf, shall attend.
py,Order of the Board, R. H. CREW, Serestary.

ORD.VANCA-UFfIGA, Map 6, 1811.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICBRS of HIS MA-

JEST ORDNANCE, A ketch give Mike,

That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall Mall,
on or before Monday, the Sd day of June next, from such Per
as may be wining to-undertake the performance of the CAR•
PENTERS' WORK for Service of this Department at W;edon,
in the Count/ of Northampton, for a period of Three Years.
Further partictlars, togetker with Lists, and a description of
the Works to be performed, may be inspected, upon application
to Lieutenant-Colonel Plikington, the Commanding Royal Enl,l-
- at Weedon; and at the Secretary's Once, in Pall Mall
aforesaid, any day between the hours of ten and four o'clock,
where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up and endorsed
" Proposals far the Carpenters Work at Weedon," but no Pro-
posal can be admitted after the said sd day of June, at 12 o'clock
at noon of the same day ; neither will any Tender be noticed un-
less the party making it, or an agent in his behalf, shall attend.
By Order of the Buerd, R. H. CRAW, Secretary.
London, England, 1811-05-25

OFFICR OF 011111VANWI, May ►7, 1811.
THE PRINCIPAL. OFF:CERS of HIS MA-

%TEEM ORDNANCE, da Arreby give Waite,

That Proposals will be received at their Office in Pall Mall,
on or before Friday, the 31st instant, from surh persons as may
be willing to nedertake the supply of Two Hundred Tons of
PALE WESTMORLAND SLATES for the service of this
Department at Woolwich.
Further partiglars, together with the terms and conditions of
the contract, may be known, at the Secretary's Oaks in Pail-
Mall aforesaid, any day, between the hours of ten and four o'clock;
where the Proposals must be delivered, sealed up, and endorsed
" Proposals for Slates," hut no Proposal can be admitted after the
said Slit instant, at twelve o'clock at noon ef the same day,•
neither will any tender be noticed, unless the Party making It,
or an Agent in hls behalf, shall auend.
By Order of the Board, R. N. CREW, Steroary.
London, England, 1811-05-25

Just published,
The Third Edition, enlarged arid corrected, price 2s.
AN ENGLISH CATALOGUE of DRUGS,
'with their properties, doses to Children and Adults, the
proper vehicles far their use, the Diseases for the cure of which
they are employed, and retail prices annexed to etch article ; to
which are added a description of the different Medicine and Che-
mical The Chests, with an enumeration of their temente, as
adipted to differess climates and uses; and an account of such
Medicines as are necessary to be kept by families residing hi the
country.
By REECE, BURGESS, and CO.
Chemists to her Majesty, 2.0, Bedford-street, Covent-Garden.
" This is a very eAnvenient Work, and contains in a short
compass a great deal of useful
Critical Review, August, 1810.

ASTHMA, CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS.
CASE OF OBS fINATE ASTHMATIC COUGH.
SIR WILLIAM ALT HAM is desirous to inform
Mr. Fisher, that by the advice of his Physician, he has had
recourse to his prepared S I'Ii.AMONIUM, for a very distressing
Asthmatic Cough, which, during the winter seasons, has always
proved extremely obstinate. He has the pleasure to say,That, by
the use of the prepared Stramonium. he has been sp entirely free
from any affection of the lungs, as to experit.:ace go inconvenience
even from foggy weather.
London, December $3, 1910.
The prepared Herb Jo:. smoking, and the Oxymel fur internal
use, are sold, with ample directions, by Hard., corner of St.
Paul's Church-yard, London; by Bacon and Co. 150, Oxford-
street ; Foster, 39, Pal liaraent-sweet ; and Butts, 10, Berner's-
ntrett.— Where may be had,
Monsieur Desgenette's famous Gout Remaly, the True EAU
IPIEDICINALE„ and his remise on the Causes, Prevention,
.104 Curs of Gout, prise 2s. 814
London, England, 1811-05-22

.
TRANSPORT OFFICE, 1111,13, 1811. '
; THE COMMISSIONERS jot CONDUCTING
HIS MAJESTY'S ThANSPORT SERPICE, for kilns
_ Care of SICK aml WOUNDED SEAMEN, and the Cars aid
S allay of PRISONERS 4' WAR, do herohy jive Notice,
That they will be "ready at this Office, on Tuesday the 4tll
of Jane, 1811, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such
Persons as may be willing to contract for Supplying the under-
g mentioned Articles for the Service of Sick and*Wounded Seamen
it and Sick Prisoners of War, viz.
or Flannel Sheets
Flannel Shirts Night Caps
t. Welch Plain Dresses Linen
al For twelve months certain from the Ist July nest. • t
No Tender will be received after one (Masi es the day Vr treaty, 141
my gleam!, widen the party, or an gentler hits, permally attend,. 4
• Each ruder mast be accompanied ly a Letter frost two reepectaW
Perin, enzazing to become hand with the Person temlerini, is the
nem f X3OO
.fir the die perfermanne 4' the Cnotract.
11142;;;18.Wietiozft#71004&04,111 and
a
Westminster.

CONTRACT FOR HAMMACOES.
Ard Pr-OFFICE, May el, 1511.
THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS and-COMMLS-
SIONERS .f HIS MAJESTY'. NArT, tie her* jive'
Ardiet,
That on Wednesday the sth of June nett, at One o'clock, they
will be ready to treat with such Persons as maybe willing to Con-
tract for supplying his Majesty's Yards at Deptford and Wool-
wich with HAMMACOES, to be made cooformable to two
Samples, which may be seen at this Office.
A Ferns .f the Trader, may he seen at this Ojfee. N. Tender will
he "-delved after one Aided , en the day if treaty, Jeer any noticed, riders
the party, .r art agent ferhia, attend:.
Every Tender vast he ates;repanied by a Letter, addressed to the Navy'
IBterdialed dreed by hap rettensilds Peron, moving to ideas hewed
isith else Pert.. tendering, is the saw el £3oookfer Shades performed,
tithe Centred.
London, England, 1811-05-22

In One Volume 4to, with a Map of the Peninsula of Guzerat
from actual Survey, price Et 11 11. 6d. to boards,
AN ACCOUNT of the MEASURES ndopted
A. -1- for SUPPRESSING the PRACTICE of the SYSTEMA-
TIC MURDER by their PARENTS of FEMALE INFANTS,
with incidental Remarks pn other Customs peculiar to the Na-
tires of India.
By EDWARD MOOR, F. R. S.
Printed for J. Johnson and Co. St. Paul's Church-Tani.
Where may be had, by the same Author, illustrated by 105
plates, The Hindu Pantheon, price £5. ss. in boards.

Tiils day were published; in 2 Vols. I 3mn. price 14s. boards,
SKETCHES of the PRESENT MANNERS,
CUSTOMS, and SCENERY of SCO iLAND; with In•
cidentai Rematio on the Scottish Character.
BrBLIZABETH ISABELLA SPENCE.
Printed for Longman, I lurst, Rees, Orme and Brown, Pater-
nostsr-row. —Of whom may be had, by the sane Author,
I. Sommer Excursions, 3 vols. price ius.6if.
2. The Nubility M the Heart, 3 vols. t ilmo. price 139.6 d. Ws.
3. 'the Wedding Day, 3 vols. 12mo. price boards.

COMPLETION OF MADAM COTTIN'S WORKS.
This day was published, in 1 vol. price 9.5. 61.
LA PRISE de JERICHO; par Madame Corns,
A uteor d'hlizabeth, Ez.c.—This publication com-
pletes the works of ArladanieCoitin, an uniform edition of which,
with the Life of the Author prefixed, may now be had in 14 vols.
Milo. price £3 3s. Any of the works may also be had separately
at present ; but as few copies remain of some of them, the public
are requested to lose no time it completing their sets.
Orders receiwil by H. Colburti, Pub;ic Library, 50, Conduit.
street, London ; Anderson, Edinburgh ; and Cununifig, Dublin.
London, England, 1811-05-22

This day were published,
Elegantly printed, in FourVoliimes Bvo. price £l. Mi. hoards,
THE WORKS of FLAVIUS JOSEPHUS, the
learned and authentic Jewish, Historian and celebrated
Wattior. To which are added, three Dissertations en:teeming
Jesus Christ, John the Baptist, James the Just, God's Command
to Abraham, dm with an Indes to the whole, and Copperplates.
Translated by WILLIAM WH IS fox, A.M.
Professor of Mathemitics in the tltdvetsity of Cambridge.

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Hamilton.
London, England, 1811-05-22

ADVICE.

HEN Men of Education and professional skill
use persevering endeavours to discover the most sae and
certain method of treating a few prevailing Diseases, the succese-
fel result of their experience is the best proof of superiority.
Messrs. GOSS and Co. Surgeons, regularly educated and ini-
tiated into every branch of the profession (cenificates of which.
from different hospitals, and testimonials from the mast eminent
Physl clans, they have to convince any inquirer), have been in-
duced to Make the cute of the following the object of their par-
titular study, viz. a 'certain Disorder, frequently contracted in a
moment of intoxication. and its concomitants, Strictures and
Gleetp, whisk, by an improved plan, are speedily and effectually
cured ; as also debility, whether arising from Bacchanalian indul-
gences, long residence in warns climates, or a secret solitary vice,
too often.unhapptirpursued by the youth of both sexes, in the
one causing sterility. or barrenness, and in the other a numerous
train of nervous diseases, which, if not timely remedied, tenni-
sate in Itriptitence and Consuniption;•
The result of a long and extensive practice has enabled them,
by a superior method. to remove thaw complaints however to-
veterate or complicated, without laying the patient under the
least restraint In diet or exercise; and Is recent Venereal Lases,
where early application is made oa discovery of the Infection,
they plAe themselves to perform a curt in' the short space of
two days. The. unprecedented success of their mode of treat-
ment (which has never been known to fall its one single instance
in A practice of twelve years, during which period many persons
'of both sexes have been cured, even after severe and ihjuridus
metkeds bad been pursued by other Practitioners without effect),
induces skem.to thus publicly car their advice. . .
Messrs. GOSS end C.. may be consulted daily, personelly or by
letter,by either sex. with inviolable secrecy, delicacy.and attention.
Patients:ln the country are requested to describe their age,
manner of living, &c. including ti Souk Note, and tlit taint wW
be dilly attended to, and advice andssedisineesent to anti Part of
theitingdona.r-tS, liouverle Woo, Pleetrevnet. ;;; :•
To mean that secrecy so itesential An their ultdertaking, the
jpostafie of Latter' may be added to the alai= tor mad's&
London, England, 1811-05-22

NATAL INTELLIGENCL

PLYMOVIII, MAY IS

La Mk' CIIE French rrigat r arrimi from
the hie of France, has come up the, harbour, to be;"
docked and repaired.—The Utuost, a fine 94 i•ri.
ship, building at this part, will be ready to launch in
September next.—There were neither arrivals nor • ail-
ings.yesterday.—Arrived the A MIRA schooner from
Falmouth ; the Robeit and Sarah, Hurerisa, Forts
Gibraltar; and the Richard, Couxio.s, from Lisbon.
Sailed the ALBION hired cutter, with letters and dis-
patches for the fleet under Sir H. B. /slime in Basque
Roads and Quiberon Bay ; and the Px..c.icic sluup
of war, on a cruize.
PORTSMOUTH, MAY it.

No arrivals.—Sailed the FISGAED frigate on a cruise..
• DEAL, MAY 21.
Arrived the CouNrass or ELGIN cutter from a
cruize.—Sailed the Funmus gua-brig, and SPECULA..
TOR lugger, for their station off the Northforeland.
London, England, 1811-07-10

ESSEX.—Valuable FR EE HOLD and COPY HOLD FARM,
within One Mile of the town of Ingrestone.
By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
At the Auction Mart, on. Friday, Jule 12, at Twelve,
ALDRIDGE's FARM, near Fryering Church ;
consisting of One Hundred Acres of remarkably rich Ara-
ble and Meadow Land, lying within a ring fence, on an elevated
situation, well wooded, and surrounded by good roads, in a de-
lightful situation for erecting a Family Residence, with a Farm-
house, Barn, Stabling, and Out-buildings, capital Orchard, and
productive Gardens, in the occupation
at Mr. George Hampshire,
whose lease expires in three years, at rentarkably low rent.
To I.e viewed, with leave of the tenant, and particulars bad
to days previous to the sole ; at the Sprott! Eagle, Ingatestnne ;
Blue Posts, Witham; of Mr. Pinkett, Solicitor, Nu. 3, Essex-
coon, •lemple; at the Matt; and of Messrs. Hoggart and PhD-
' lye, 63, Broad-street.
London, England, 1811-07-10

ESSEX.

FREEHOLD and COPYHOLD ESTATE, near BILLERICAY
lly Messrsi HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
At the Auction Mart, on Friday. lely It, at Twelve,O
Lll LOCKER'S HALL FARM, situate witli'm
one mile of the market town of Billericay, consisting of up-
wards of 54 Acres of rich' M..adows, Arable, Pasture, and Wood
Land, lying %Minn a ring fence, and in a delightful situation for
building, witli a Farm-house, Barns, Stables, and Outbuildings,
on I.ra.e to Mr. Cross; also a spacious substantial
house, called New Locker's Hail, situate a phort distance from
the town of Billericay, with Pleasure Croiinds and Gardens,
Stabling and Out-byildings. One lease to the Rev. Mr. Wil-
kinson.

May be viewed with leave of the Tenants, and Particulars had
20 days previous to the Sale, of Mr. 'Townsend, Solicitor, Rom-
ford ; King's Arms, ()rays; BcU, Hornden; Rotrikrd ;
Cr"wn, BiAlericay; tfpread Eagle, logateston ; Mr. Auer, Sur-
veyor, Dair.yn's Halt, near Cerlietwye ; at the Mart; and of
Hesguy-t a:id Phillips, 6Y, Benad street, Royal Exchange.

E blEXes-COPYHQLD FARM, MUCKING.
By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS
.At ilia Auction Mart, on Friday, July 12, at 'Twelve,
Valuable COPYHOLD ESTATE, called
sur lOM's FARM, in. the parish of Mucking, about
three miles from Hamden, throe from Grays, and four from Tit.
bury Fort, in the county of Eisex; consisting of Fit. y-seven Acres
of rich Arable Land, with a Varna-house, Barn, Stabling, and
Out-buildings, productive Orchard and Garden ; let to Mr. At-
!union, on Lease, six Years of which are now untxpited, at a
rem.i Kahl)? low rent of Sixty-four Pounds per Annum.
i'4) he viewed with leave ottlw l'enant; :.nd Particulars had,
I twenty days previous to t Sole, of Ma..Towitsteend, Solicitor,
Rumford; the King's Arms, Grays; Bell, Hamden; Dolphin,
I Rumford ; Crown, Billericay ; Sprtad Eagle, Ingatestrine ; Mr.
Aster, Surveyor, Damyn'eliall, near Corbetstye ; at the Auc-
tion Mart ; and 9l Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Old Broad-street,
Raoyl Exchange.
London, England, 1811-07-10

03SEX.

PREEH3LD FARM IN THE PARISH OP NEVENDON.
By M . HOGGART anJ PHILLIPS,
At the Auction Mari, on Friday, July 12, at Twelve,
cROM'P'fON FARM, consisting of about Forty-
three Actts of rich Arable and Meadow Laud, lying nearly
in.a Ring Fence, six miles tram Billericay, twelve from Chelms-
ford, and two from Pitsea, where c•rn is shipped for London ;
with a comfortable Farm-house, Barn, Stabling, audOutbuildings,
Garden and Orchard, in the occupation of Mr. Gardner. •
May be viewed with have of the Tenants; and Particulars
had twenty days previous to the Sale, of Mr. Townshend, Soli-
citor, Romford; King's Arms, Grays; Bell, florriden ; Dolphin,
Rumford ; Crown, Billericay ; Spr.-ad Eagle, Ingatestone; Mr.
Asset-, tzurveyor, Dansyn's Hall, near Curbetstye ; at the Auc-
tion Mart; and of Hoggart and Phillips, 62, Old Broad•atreet,
Royal Exchange.
London, England, 1811-07-10

ESSEX.—FREEHOLD FARM,
Abnut two miles from the Town of Dilhmicay.
By Messrs. HOGGART and PHILLIPS,
At the Auction Mart, on Friday, the 12th of July, at TWele".
CHITHAM'S FARM, situate is the Parish of
Ranuden Bell House, in the County of Essex, about two
miles and a half from Billericay, on Ramsden Heath; conslstitig
of about. Fifty Aeres.ot remarkably rich Arable, Meadow, and
Woodland, lying within a ring fence, with a spacimis Farm-house,
convertible at a small expence Into a Sporting Residence, sur-
rounded by a moat, pleasure-grounds, and gardens. The Estate
lies in a beautiful part of the County, the whole of which is in
hand, excepting 12 acres.
May be viewed, and particulars had, 20 eays previous to the
sale, of Mr.Townshml, Soliei.or, Romford; at the King's Arms,
Grays ; Bell, Hornden ; Dolphin, Romford ; Crown, Billericay ;
I Spread Eagle, bigatestone ; 01 Mr. Auer, Surveyor, Damyn's
1-IA, near Corhetstyc; at the Man; and of Blears. 1-k:inert
and Phil ips, 62, Old Broad-street.
London, England, 1811-07-10

•
• July 13, Se, 33ml August 20, at ten, at Gaddb ff, Attorney,
Mr. Wm. Beecham, Bouverie-street, Fleet-"treet.
John Kirkpatrick, of Liverpool, Merchant, August 5,4, and 20,
at one, at the Gibbe Tavern, Liverpool. Anomie', Mesas.
Cooper and Lowe, Sonthampton•lluildings, Chaneerriane,
London ; or Messrs. Orred and Bakes, Liverpool.
Edward Hatton Wilson and John Westmorland, of Liverpool,
spirit-merchants and parer-dealers, August 5,6, and W, at
one at the Globe Tavern, Li verpooL Anomie., Messrs. Coo-
per and Lowe, Soot hamptor-buildings. Chancery-lane, Low.
don ; or Messrs. Orred and Isa:sses, Liverpool.
William Bennett., of Merton, Surrey, calico-printer, dealer and
eltaputan, July 13, 23, and August o, at eleven, at GuildisalL
Attoruies, Messrs. Parnther and Son, London-strket, Yew.
church-street.
London, England, 1811-07-10

Silt JOSEPII yonicE.
_ .

Mr. WIiTTBREAD wished to put a question to I
the Right Hon. Gentleman (Mr. Yorke) as the First
Lord of the Admiralty, respecting a report which was I
onntained in the papers, stating that Sir Joseph Yorke
had hoisted his flag, and sailed on a foreign station.
Was that report true, and to what station had he
sailed ?
Mr. YORKE replied, it was certainly true that his
lion. Relative had hoisted his flag, and sailed to a
parlicular destination, which lie was not at liberty to
diclose. At the same time the Hon. Gentleman
would not piee credit to all the accounts that he saw
in the public papers.
mit, VKITAKEAD wished to know whether the
Gallant offices had vacated his seat at the Admiralty.
Mr. YORICE replied that he had not.
Mr'. WI-llTBREADobserved, that as the destina-
tion of the Gallant Officer might perhaps detain him
tong from home, and as it was necessary the Councils
of the Admiralty Board should be complete, he
afiould feel it his duty on a future day, to move, as in
she ease of Lord Wellington, that the place of the
Gallant Officer at the Board should be filled up by
sonic other person, it being impossible that he c I
ould
serve his country at home and abroad at one and the
same time, and the AdmiraltrCouncils at this Mo. i
meat being highly important.
CASE Or pa YOaCla•
1.0751 FOLKESTONE rose to move for a Copy
of the Indictment • preferred against a person of the
name of Pe Yonge, for selling guineas. His Lord-
shlp'observed, that in his opinion this person had been
treated with much severity I he had been convicted
of selling guineas, but on his conviction a point of law
had.been reserved for the consideration of the Judges.
If he -Was amenable to the statute oa whifh he had
been convicted, then he (Liord Folkestone) would
contend, that every banker, or person in extensive
trade in the metropolis, was also amenable—they were
all guilty of buying, at least `for the purpose of their
several modes of business. It might be supposed that
she penalty could only affect the seater, but that was
pot the ease, the buyer wag equally subject to the
.“ pe-
paity signed by the szatuie. He thought if the ‘
practice were injurious to the public, it would have
been more effectually put down ley the selection of a
person occupying a higher station in life than the
;rumble individual who had been prosecuted in terra.
rem. Having taken some interest in the affair of De
Yonge, he had waited with considerable anxiety for
the decision pf the Judges—it was At length had, af-
tey the lapse of a year, during which, that unfortunate
person had sustained vet), great hardships, had been
} .it to much expense, and-after all was'pronnimced
te from any criminality. fie might say that he had
been held in susperice for more than a year and a half,
in addition to what might perhaps be termed the more
substantial evils to which he had been exposed, lie
wits assuredly w,,!1l entitled to compensation, as a step
LS
to obtaiii which he should zgove, that a Copy of the
- inligitc--- —Pd against iiial be laid tmfofe the
. is: 146144-,-- , --• • ~

•
London, England, 1811-12-06

PAPAL INTELLICSYM

IFALMOUTR, DECEMBER S.

Nothing arrived or sailed to-day, Should the Wind
continue to blow as at present, the Nrcton and ,ihr•
lington packets that sailed last evening will in all pro.
bzbility return.—W,nd NV,,S.W. strong gales.
London, England, 1811-12-06

FRENCH PAPS! S.

VIENNA, NOVEMBizit
Many of th'e Hungarian nobles tie with each other
in zeal and patriotism. On the Emperor's birth-day
Count Zichy gave a splendid dinner? at which his
plate was much admired; When taken from the table
Count Zichy sent it to the mint. Count Sezechni
has also sent thither 2800 mares of silver plate.

'Ve have leatned from Presbnrg, that M the late
Sittings of the States the Members of the Diet had
s'hewn a greater disposition to accede to the demands
f the Court.

j4E,IIIRSBURGH, NOVEMBER S.
Op the 15th ult. :he Neva began to freeze. To.
wards evening the river v as so covered with flakes of
ice, that by way of precaution the two bridges of th;s
capital were immediately removed. In the night of
the 18th• the liver was completely frozen over, after
having been open since the 11th of April for 190 days.
4 great deal or snow has lately fallen, and winter has
set in with all its rigour. •

RIGA, OCTOBER 3.0.
A great &al of snow has lately fallen, and winter
bas now set in. The river is almost completely fro-
Len over, and a great number of ships are stopped.
houid the frost continue, navigation will be corn- I
vletely interrupted.
VALLADOLID, OCTOBER 2e.
Things go on very well in Andalusia; tranquil.'
bty anLizood order prevail there. The inhabitants
fiava co&tantly resisted the efforts of the agents of the
Junti and the English.
• Nothing new has lately taken place before Cadiz.
The corps (f MarshA Victor has received many rein-
forcements from the Southern coasts. It k believed
that a division of the 4th army corps will penetrate into
Murcia, and attempt the siege 01 the fortified port (4.
Carthagena. It is alsq believed that site left wing of
:the army of the South will place itself in communi-
cation with the corps commanded by Marshal Suchet.
PARIS, NOyEMEER S 6.

A.EMET MADE TO lIIS MAJESTY THE EMPEROR. BY TIIE

lIINISTER OF FIANCE.

SIRE—The Sieur Magnen, Receiver of the Dis-
trict t);* Ainhert, Del:arm:cut of Puy de Dome, has
absconded'. He has left only an inconsiderable ~kbt,
for which the Imperial Treasury will be more than
indemnified by his sureties ; but this acci.untant has
jafringed the law by delivering out provisional but,
instead of definitive receipts. He is, besides, very con-
t ideribly in debt to private individuals. He can there-
fore no longer deserve the confidence of Government,
isncl T have the honour to propose'his dismission.
j Signed) 66 The Duke of GAETA."
[Then follows an Imperial Decree, by which the
said gagnen is dismissed from his office.]
Two persons, of the names of Pollen and Lefevre,
employed in the War Office, have been lately *Ves-
ted, and are under trial, for having, by mean.. of for-
ted docuMents, and under the names of several ab-
sent officers, got into their hands considerable sums
lion% th&War Paymaster. They flattered themselves
'pat in the course of a single month they would thus
procure a sum of 101,000 francs.
London, England, 1811-12-06

PLYMOUTH, DECEMI RR 4.

Arrived the Qt•rtt.t, 98 guns, from the French
coast; also the brig Sarnu,l, belonging to Mr.
PAGETT, of Great Yarmouth, CIIAIILII3 NEWSOM, late
master, from Lisbon with a cargo of oranges, bound
to Londrn. She was captured on Saturday morning
last, about 17 leiru,s to the westward of Scilly, by
the Fret•,ll pr;veeer brig (supposed to be la Emilie)
who took c u: five perwits, viz. the Capt in and the
whole of ::.c crew, with the exception c f a little boy,
who is now no board the hanmel, and put seven men
on board. ti;:. was afterw:rds recaptured by the
Foxnovm) sloop cf war, oiler a lore cht,e, from day
to ncor, rear the Lle cf Bass. The Foxriousn
had two boats swamped in taking possession of the
recapture, but I -rtunately no 17v-s were lost. The-
S •muel lost lur jih.btumoc,..a,,ior.c... by tuaning foul
iof the roxriot;sn.
London, England, 1811-01-12

NAVAL INTILLIGENCE.

PLYMOUTH, JANUARY 10.
Arrived the CunAcoA frigate, from a (Tillie off
Brest ; la SEIN frigate, PLANTAGENIT 74, ind 1414-
NET sloop, from Portsmouth; and Ons.vrat sloop,
from Liverpool. On Thursday night List she was
near foundering in a gale, in which she threw her
guns overboard.—L'EsvErou sloop is paid off, and
pm out of commission ; and the ROYAL GLOM?, of
100 guns, which has been some time lying up the
harbour itt ordinary, was commissioned this day.
London, England, 1811-01-12

PORTSMOUTH, JANUARY it.

Arrived his Majesty's ship ARRTIWRA from Corun-
na, TARTAR from the Baltic, CoLofts from the Me.
diterranean, and the DONEGAL from a cruize. The
AFRICA, 64, takes convoy for the West Indies. The
FRANCHISE issues instructions for Spain, Portugal and
the Mediterranean. The CORDE.I.IA takes convoy fur
the Do wns.—Wind W.
SHEERNESS, JANUARY 10.

The fall of snow and severe frost have very much
impeded the communication between the Main Land
and this place. Since Friday last there has been great
difficulty in getting the Mail over, on account of the
quantity of ice collected in the Swall. The passage by
water toChatham has been stopped the last three days.
JAN. 11.—Sailed the FLAMER, QUAIL and CWIZEIt
for the River Thames ; and CiLt.vricteert for Yar-
mouth. Came ont of Harbour the OBERON, who is
going convoy to Portsmouth. Came out of Dock,
I the RosAnto.
London, England, 1811-01-12

' WESTMINSTER FIRE-OFFICE, KING-STREET,
COVENT-GARDEN,
(Establi.hed 1717,)
For Insuring Buildings, Household Furniture, Goods, and Stock
in Trade, from Loss or Damage by Fire, throughout
ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, and WALES.
ATTENDANCE isziven at this Office every Day
from Nine till Four o'Clock (Saturdays excepted ; on which
Day the Office shuts at Three o'Clock precisely).
racminati. •
Common Insurances, from £lOO to £lO,OOO, es. per Cent. pm
Annum.—Hazardous Insurances, frain ,ittioo to £6OOO, So, pet
Cent. per Annum. • •
Doubly hazardous Insurances. frim £lOO tooelooll. se. Per
Cent. per Annum. GEORGE HOWE BROWNE, Secretary.
N. B. No Charge made for Policia* where the Premised
amounts amounts to is. or upwards. Persons fnstirini for Seven Years
'are allowed One Year, and ars*titipti to a ?rout at the Expira-
tion of the Term.

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and Notes, illustrative of the Religion, Manner., and Customs'
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RecLEstASTICAL PROmoTIOM.

The Provost of Queen's College, Oxford, has appointed the
Rev. William Wilton, M.A. of that College, to the Mastership of
the Grammar School, at St. Btes, in Cumbstlandi vacant by the
death of the Rev. John Barnes.
London, England, 1811-01-12

Wednesday Feb. 13. Thursday - Ftlo. 19.

Died, on the first instant, at Cheltenham, in the
17th year of his age, JAMES MAXWELL, Esq. of Orange
Grove, in the bland of Tobago, who had a few
months ago returned to this country on acccuat of
ill health : his honc.urable and upright principles as
a man of business ' his pleasing and social qualities
as a companion and friend, bad long secured him the
respect and esteem of a most numerous and respect-
able circle of acquaintance, who have to lament his
early loss. Mr. MAXWELL was of the family of Mov-
EMI, in Scotland ; and first cousin to her Grace the
Duchess of GoririoN ; and, what is rather an uncom-
mon circumstance, was one of nine brothers, the whole
of whom, except himself, have been bred up in the'
service of their country ; in which service, a fee years
ego, he had the misfortune to lose two of his beloved
brothers, both Captains in the Army, of considerable
reputation. Mr. MAXWELL leaves behind him six
brothers, three of whom art Post-Captains in the
Navy, who have e ninently distinguished themselves
is the service of their wing and Country on several
occasions ; two are Captains of Artillery, arid one is
in the service of the liouourableEast Julia Coakpanr.
London, England, 1811-09-11

h.s day was pubished,
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AN INTRODUCTION to the GEOGRAPHY
of the NEW ThSTAMENTT.
• Comprising a Summary Chronological and Geographical View
of the Events recorded respecting the Ministry of .our SAVIOUR ;
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London, England, 1811-09-11

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Earl of Charlemont—An Easay on the Causes of the variety of
Complexion and Figure In the Human Specks—Penal Code of
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