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London, England, 1827-05-07

DR. JA MRS'S POWDER.

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THIS celebrated Medicine is invariably adopted by
Physicians; and for those who cannot obtain lledital advice,
trick each Packet are enclosed full directions for its use. It. A-
rley Is most certain, if freely given on the attack of Fever, Measles,
Sore Throat, recent Cold, with Cough, and other Inflammatory
Dissolets. In Rheumatism and Cl:tonic Complaints it has per-
lowa the most extraordinary Cares, when used with perigees..
to. Dr. James's Powder continues to be prepared by Messrs.
,mttetsr, from the only copy of the process left by Dr. James,
own handwriting, which was deposited with their Grand-
litho in 1746, as joint Proprietor. In packets its. Istl. and 245.
th.J.V NI ES'S ANALEPTIC PILLS alba constant relief in
"41tttiqn, Bilious and Stomach Complaints, Gouty Symptoms,
ttelett Rheumatism, and Cold with alight Fever, and are so mild
kir effects as not to ruire confinement. Dr. James's Ana-
dot Pills are prepared eq
by Messrs. Newbery, frum the only
npe tsie.ing loader Dr. James's band, and are sold by them in
o7,.:1" fl ed. and 24e. at 43. St. Paul's t bomb yard ; and their
sg"iss I. Singer, 150, Oxford-street ; and W. Pegg, Dublin. The
"11311 " F. Nswbery" is engraved in each GOVIMAIWII: Staalp
London, England, 1827-05-07

HEBDOMADARY.

Tito Div—Mars sets 23 minutes past P, and Saturn 30 minutes
past 11 in the evening.
TO-31ORKOW—Sun rises 25 minute► after 4—Venus in globulin.
WILDIESDAY—Ceres south 46 minutes past $ in the morales.
TOURSDAY—Sun-sets 57 minutes past '7.
FRIDATIgoOII eclipsed; visible, to the greater part of North
and South America, but invisible here—Full 33000 2Sminutes past
in the morning.
Savvassar—Jupiter's first satellite eclipsed at 33 etiolates 30 see.
past l in the morning.

On St. Matit's Day (April 25) twenty two new free
men were initiated Into the privikgesof the Borough of Mewls*,
by " going through the well" as it is called. This is said to be the
greatest number in time year that have ever submitted to this shr
gular ceremony, and it was etifiectd In all its rigour, 'as they had to
wade through a stagnant pool nn the castanet, durti a rime MOW
storm. —Tyne 31crc407.
London, England, 1827-05-07

POLICE I•TELLIGENCE.

AIANSION-lIOUSIL
Saturday two men employed in some low Maces at the Comm-
house were brim& up, charged with an assault on Mrs. Coleman,,
the landlady of the Wheatsheaf public-hearse,' hames-street.
It appeared from the statements of thelandlady, a female vervain,
and a person who lodged is the house. that the prisoners and three
others went into Mrs. Column's, where they drank about See shil-
lings' worth of liquor, and that the others, pretending some excuse,
left the house, and the two remaining refused to pay for what they
had drank. The servant girl endeavoured to Interrupt their pavb
sage until they had settled for what was in, on which one of them
struck at and knocked her down, and it was Nick much dalculty
they could be snored and brought to the watchhouse.
The prisoners said nothing in their defence' except that they were
willing to pay their portion of the cost of what was drank.
art of
The Loa. MAYOR said, however they might arrange that p
the business, be should hold them both to bail for the assault ; and
he would advise the complainant to acamint the Custom-home
Authorities with the outrageous conduct of the prisoners. who
would, he had no doubt, have mascot to regret it.
GUILDHALL.
Saturday a lad was charged with stealing a handkerchief from
the pocket of a Gentleman in Holborn. Sir Perm Louse asked
the Gentleman to show him the tail of his coat, and Sono/ eke
pocket was a Wag ',lip in the folds, he observed that he should do
his best to prevent prosecutors, who so ezpoes.theit property, frees
having their *spume allowed.. It was as reprehensible to walk
through the streets with the corner of a handkerchief hanging oat of
the pocket. as to tempt the starving t,y Imaging goods out at a door,
and if persons at the Oid Bailey were denied their costs In one
case, upon the same principle they should be denied them is
the other. The prosecutor said he had net been robbed of a
handkerchief before these twenty years, and he now attended for
the good of the Public. Sir Pram aliened his own coat. in whack
the mouth of the pocket runs across the top of the skin, I. the
same style that our grandfathers had them cut. The Aidarnam
said be never bees robbed of a handkerchief is his life; sad he
belled of him to reflect how it it became Ids to tempt the moody
in these hard times. The coat would sot be one jot the ices Niko-
able in appearance, for his coat now carried the samblame of ham
log the pockets constructed daineuely from what they mum The
Gentleman promised to consider the matter, and the primmer was
committed.
London, England, 1827-05-07

ADMIRALTY OFFICE, April 24, 1822..
VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that a SESSION
of OYER Ind TERMINER, and GAOL DELIVERY
!woe Trial of Offences committed on the High Sea, within the
)ifieAction of the Admiralty or England, will be held at Jostle*
nag, in the Old Bailey, London, on TUESDAY, the 49th of May
got, at Eight o'clock in the morning:
And all Sheriffs, Gaolers, and Keepers of Prisons, In whose
weedy any Prisoners, charged with Offences committed on the
Mgt Seas, or within the said Jurbdledon, may be. are hereby
malted to transmit a copy of the Commitment of every such
Prisoner to Mr. liscesitt., the Solicitor of the Admiralty, on
spring Garden Terrace, London, in order that the necessary mea-
ems may be taken, for removing all such Prisoners to his Majesty's
Gaol of Newgate, for Trial, at the said intended Session and all
Mayors, Justices, Coroners, and other Officers, before whom any
inquisitions, Informations, Examinations, or Recognizance. may
Nue been taken, touching any such Offences, are required to trans-
mit the same forthwith, to Mr. THOMAS SHILTON, the Clerk •of
Amigos to the High Court of Admiralty of England, at hirOlbie,
d the Sessions House, in the Old Bailey, Loudon.
J. W. CROZZE.
London, England, 1827-05-07

SNORTING INTELLIGENCE.

DURHAM MEETHia, Twounav, May 5.
Dyrimp Welter Cup, value 50ga. given by the Members for tbc
Citf ofDurhant, added ta a Sweepstakes of sgo each, for horses,
ece. not tborosgh.bretl. Two mik heats. (Fifteen Subscribers).
Nr. Mullet's bl. g. Sweep, 5 yrs, llat. 71b. . 0 1 I
241 r. Shipley's f. by Catton, 4 vs. 100 71b. . 1 0 2
• Nr. Sym's ch. c. Paul Jones, 5 yri, I st. 71b. . 2 •
. . .

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Mr. Ramsey b. c. by Zeno,3, yrs, ht. .0 4 dr
After the fire heat, S aut 6 to 4 on f. by Carton; after the 24
hest, tyro on the *tuner. Easy.

The Maiden Plate of £5O given by the Town, for horses, &c. that
never won AO, &c. three yrs, 7.1. Sib. four, sit. Sib. five and'
upwards, tirt.:4olb. Mares. &c. allowed 31b. Two mile heats.
Mr. Ihion's 13.4 by Comm, 3 yrs . 1 1
Mr. Hudson's f. by Young Ardrossan, 4 yrs . 2 2
V RUM V.
'Me Silver Cup, value 50gs. by a Subscription of £5 each, with
.E 25 added by the Marquis of Londonderry, for horses, &c. that
never won loop at any one time In Plate or Stakes Ireful, the
is day of namin ' ; three yrs, 6st. 101 b. four, 2st. 31b. five, 20-111 b.
sir and aged, t. Mares allowed 31b. Two mile heats. (6 Sub )
111 r. J. G. Clar 's b. h. Don Antonio. 6 yrs . . 1 1
hr. Mama's-4M I. by Egremont, 3 yrs . . 2 2
The Siniddy Weak Stakes of Tgs eaeh,for borses,&e. not thorough

bred; th;ee grs, Sg. four, 9.t. 71b. five, 10st. 71b. six and aged,
11sr. Two wiles. (nest Subscribers).
11r. T. Hudson's b. f. 111iraele, 4 yrs . 1

,
Mr. Aldersoo's cb. g. Bucephalus, S yr• . S
•
Mr. tiopkiusuo's b. m. Harriet, .5 yrs . 3 .
• Match—is sews. Two asßes.
Mr. Leyhoornois hr. so. Gentle Kitty, 4 yrs . a
Mr. thibibiAlt 11. f. Alin Art, 5 yn I
The great p 1,... s that have been put forth towards the amend-
mit of Kahan) ms for this year, have realised the most favour-
able istielpat:on The following valuable horses are nominated
fur the Magna na Stakes—
Lor Mounteharles's, by Tramp.
lArtS Rgremout's b. c. Torn Thumb.
Mr. r ayne's c. by Oetavius.
/4r. Dreville's bl. c. Pilot.
Mr. pia msbot tom's Priem.
Duke of Richmond's Outman.
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DITILAMIDIPART Race —fit Thursday, for a eoitsiderable wager,
a race was run ou the Holloway toad, between an aged poulterer,
weight about fodrteen stone, aged sixty-three, and' a thin, lively
youthful Gentle/4ln, aged fifty. The bet was, that the old cock
would arcompiistg five miles as soon as the young Gentleman
would finish sin, . The parties having undergone regular feeding
fur the occasion,. started at a quarter before sit. The stamina of
the old cock was wonderful; be walked like a man four miles in
three minutes under air ►our. He finished another mile in fourteen
minutes. His antagonist walked, or rather toddled, about a mile
and a half, and gave is rasping. The wager would have been
greater if a cross bad not been apprehended.
London, England, 1827-05-07

ST. KATHARINE DOCKS.

This most important undertaking, intimately eon-
mectodas it is with the commerce and navigation of the
p,,et of,Leer4on. and i rornising great advantages to the
trade of tye United Empire, is proceeding with unez•
amplcd activity. About 2,500 cubic yards of earth
bare been excavated daily, and iemoved from the site,
.for some tine past. Thurclay the first stone was laid
by TiloTai Tooke, Esq. Chairman of the Board of Di•
rectors; but no publicity having been given of the in-
tended ceremony, it was conducted without parade, the
customary festivities upon such occasions having been
deferred until the period when the Docks will be opened
for business.
London, England, 1827-05-07

UNION-HALL.

Within the last few months,Wuts;l;;;;;f mere youths have bun
brought to this °face on suspicion of being concerned in house-
breaking, which has risen to such a pitch within the precincts of
the metropolis, especially at Streatham, Dulwich, and their vici-
nities, as to occasion considerable alarm to the inhabitants whose
dwellings are easily accessible. A few days hock, a Bow-street-
patrol brought for the Magistrate's inspectiost one of the panels of
a door, an inch and a half in thickness, belonging to a person in
Camberwell, which had been most ingeniously cut ant by mesas
at a centre-bit. The thieves, however, on that occasion did not
obtain any booty, as their movements were beard by a servant girl
in the dwelling, they having entered the kitchen in which she slept,
and she (gave an alarm which brought the family down stairs,
unfortunately not in time to take any of tne nightly marauders-
who retreated with the utmost espedition,as will be readily credited,
on finding that they were foiled in their attempt to plunder.
London, England, 1827-07-03

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

--ow—
The Doke of CLAMOCI embarks on the 7th instant at Deptford'
~,, ward the /toys' Sovereign yacht, Captain Sir WILLIAM Home'
pa prOarth to the inspection of the dock-yards and ship. at the,
Repent. The Right Hon. Admiral Sir Gnomic Cocusams, and)
Wss. R. IL Douai**, . Members of his Royal Highness's Coun-
&LID
,;t, soillown Baaamv, ' . Secretary, are to accompany him.—
Litotroant the Hon. F. F. a Roos is appointed Flag Lieutenant
to ie Lord High Admiral on thi present occasion.
His Royal Highness the Lows HION ADKIILAL has given notice,
Ott he cannot hold any further Levees at the Admiralty Office for
%.ul °Ricers.

The Chance from Sr. John's, New Brunswick, is supposed to
I, strived st
DiLi, Joel' S.—Wind S. W.—Arrived from London the Mary.
Lola, for the Cape ; Juno, Zinn, for Rio; Caveman' WISILYILRo
for ladle; and Malarave, TURIER, for the Cape. Arrived the
Swab, Ilium, from Bengal.
FALSOUTIL JULY I.—Wind S.S.W. to W.—Arrived the Francis
Nang packet, from the Mediterranean ; Si days from Gibraltar.
Pungent, JULY I.—Wind S. W.—. Arrived off port the Neptune,
NSW*, From Fayal. Sailed the Mary Ann, for Quebec.

NIVILMOOTH, Jinx S.S.E.—Arrived the Arno, lito-
vigor, and Eispeth, Wo>.ut, frost Rip.
Gramm, JOLT ft.—Arrived the Ranger, from St.Petersburgh ;
?Mobs, from Odesas; Akzandcr, from Rita; and Exporter,
Suess, horn the Isle of France. Sailed the Euphrates, Baoolt.
your, for Rio Janeiro.
London, England, 1827-07-03

MARRIED.

At St. Luke's, Chelsea, the _ Rev. William Cowlard, of Law.
ton, Devonshire, to Miss Falklond,of Slosne-street, Knightsbridge.
Rev. Thomas Wolston, fourth son of John Wolston, Sob of
Thornewtou House, Devon, to Mary Anne, eldest daughter of the
Rev. Richard Houlditeh, of Ottery St. Mary.

DIED.

The 19th ult. at his residence, Bridlington Quay, aged 66, Eta
Dawson, M.D.
The let inst. Thomas Drinkwater, Red. of his Mejesty's Car
toms, aged 67.
At Malta, on the 12th May, Lieut. Charles Heard Braise,
Royal Enginees.
The With of June, at Moats, near Athlone, county Westmeath,
in Ireland, in his 66th year, Henry Hutton, Esq. Lieut.-Gesseral
of the Forces. and • Colonel in the Royal tegiment of Artillery,
after a long illness, which was borne with esemphey fortitude.
Lieneral Hutton was the son of the late Doctor Chalks Hutto,
formerly of Woolwich, and latterly of Bedford.row, London.
London, England, 1827-07-04

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

—.elm
TM Jane, formsommon, bound to Liverpool, was totally lost la
Tampico Bey—crew tamed.
Dear., Jus.r W.S.W.—The Mary, Loran, wiled from
the Dow= last evening for the Cape. Passed the Brighton,
from Lisbon; mad the Adamant, booms, from London, for New
York. The Arundel paned this morning, fee Laudon. A We,
with yellow sides and bgure•head, struck on the Goodwin this after.
soma. and has since anchored outside the sand.
Parasomm, Jinx s.—Wind W. to S.W.—Arrived the Eller,
Tawas, froin Pernambaeo ; and the Magnet packet, from Lo.
bost—salled the 20th instant.
Pcratoomr, Juix 2.—Wind S.W.—Safied the Vetaktabit, Pr
stun, for Figuetes; Montmoreocie, Tosonsta, and Raster, Cuss,
for Cloche/.
Pousskoums. dove s.—Wind W.—Pared the Tritos, frets
Madeira, for Holimsd. •
C11•111AM. JULY 2.—An order has been sent to the deck yard,
net to employ the workmen more than bee days in the week.—
Mr. Baomms, the blaster Measurer, is appointed Timber Cre-
verter at Deptford. Mr. Dame is ordered to bold the omega
at Chatham—The Prince Regent is to be paid off, and to be re.
commissioned with change of Officers, &c.
London, England, 1827-07-04

MEXICO AND CENTRAL AMERICA.

A file of Vera Cruz Papers to the sth of May, for
which we are indebted to Captain Skinner, who has
arrived from that port. They contain the news of a
victory gained in Central America, by the Government
troops over the rebels from St. Salvador. The battle
was fought on the 22d of April, near Guatemala, and
lasted two hours. The rebels lost their cannon, above
200 muskets, 73 prisoners, SO killed, &c. The Presi-
dent commanded in person, and marched on towards
St. Salvador.

TROM THZ voiroLlL BTACON.
idEXICO. Mau. 14.

Letters from Chiapa, under date of the 28th of
March, present us with the followi.ig melancholy and
diaressiog account of the sate of anarchy which reigns
throughout our sister republic of Guatemala.
The tollowing is a brief translation of an extract
from one of those letters; it is dated the 15th of March.
Tr e misfortunes of Guatemala still continue un,
abated. Ourcity is hourly threatened by a S.Alsadoman
ccrps of 2,000 rebels, headed- by the fo•eigner Roul,
London, England, 1827-07-04

WARD OF TH coma.

Mr. LYNCH' at the rising of the Court, rt..quested that
his Lordship would look over and approve of a draught
of a deed of settlement which had been .prepared on the
marriage of a ward of the Court. The Master had seen
and approved of the draught., but his Lordship's canc•
Lion was also necessary in thicease; and as the parties
did not wish to make the circumstantes or the names
public, he had to request his Lordship would hear it in
his private room.
His LORDSHIP assented, and was followed out of
Court by Mr. Lynch.
VICE-CHANCELLOR'S COURT, JULY S.
London, England, 1827-07-04

LAW INTELLIGENCE.

Seats, RZNIAILINGS, Aerials, awn PICTITIONII, leroaa IEI Loma
Cnancact.ois, aeraa Tanner TIMM, 1827.
Thursday, July 12, First Seal— Friday and Saturday, such
Picas, I) mowers, Faceptions, Further Directions, and Causes, as
are specially marked for the Lord Chancellor; Monday and Tues.
day, Rehearings and Appeals.
Wednesday, July 18, Second Seal—Thursday, Friday, Saturday,
Monday. and Tuesday, Rehearings and Appeals.
Wednesday, July 25, Third Seal— Thursday, Friday, Saturday,
Monday, and Tuesday, Rehearings and Appeals.
Wednesday, August 1, Fourth Seal-.-Thursdat, Petitions.
N.B. The last day of the Lord Chancellor's Sittings before the
Vacation, will positively be Friday, the 17th of August.

Paaas, Dmayasass, Ricer:sops, Foarsaa Mammon;
CMISKS, •1111) PITMOIII, 1121011 C VIM Vsca-Curtneas.aos. anza
Tatum Tsui, 1827.
Tbunday. July 11, First Seal—Friday, Saturday, Monday, and
Tuesday, Pleas, Demurrers, Faceptioas, and Further Directions.
Wednesday, July 18, Second Seal—Thursday, Friday, Satyr-
day, Monday, and Tuesday, Exceptions and Further Directions:
Wednesday, July 25, Third Seal—Thursday, Friday, Saturday,
onday, and Tuesday, Exceptions, Further Directions, and Causes.
Wednesday, August 1, Fourth Seal—Thursday, Petitions.

COURT OF CHANCERY, JULY 3.

Tilt NINO OF SPAIN D. HOLUM AND OTHERS.
The COURT was occupied throughout the day With
hearing the arguments or Counsel on a demurrer filed
in this cause. At the conclusion, the Lout CHANCEL-
Loa requested to be furnished with some of the cases,
and postponed his decision until a future day.
London, England, 1827-07-04

DEMRRARY AND ESSEQUESO.
frliE UNDERSIGNED, is capacity at DEPUTY
1. FIRST MARSHAL of the UNITED COLONY of
DEMIRARY and ESSKQUEBO, advertises, by these presents,
for the ern, second, and third time, that be will, by Virtue of
urns seatences of the Honourable COurt of Ctiminal and. Civil
of said United Colony, eapose and sell at. Public pietistic*
dsk, the following Plantations. with their Cultivations, Beatings,
Saves, sod further Appertenances, its.
Firstly, In the month of April, 1826, The Sugar Plantation
CUNCORDIA, situate on Wakensain bland, River Essequebo,
Of Property of the Heirs of Clifton.
%madly, In , the same month, the Sugar Plantation LE
DESTiN, situate on the West Sea pout of Demerary, the Pro-
prty of a L. Schultz.
The judicium of Pra et Concurrent's, on the Nett Proceeds of
the above Sales, will be held by the said Honourable Court of
loin, three months atter the respective days of Sale, for which
non, all those who may pretend to have any right, tide, or in-
tent to the Nett Proceeds of said Plantations, are herewith by
Net, the undersigned Deputy First Marshal Of said United Co-
lon, sommoned to appear in Person, or by their Attornies, to lay
tin Claims in due form before the Honourable Court of Justice
of aid United Colony of Demerary and Essequebo, at their Ses-
isa nen month of August, 1828, under a Penalty, that against
the sole appeares will be proceeded as the law directs.

the Inventories of the above stated Plantations are daily to be
kea at the Counting Houses of Mews. Hall, M•Garel, and Co.
1.0.7, Aetna Friars, London ; and P. J. Le Jolle, Esq. Amsterdam.
J. D. HALEY, Deputy First Marshal.
Demerary and Fasequebo, this 26th April, 1227.

DE. PARIS ON DlET.—Swore Benton.
This day was published,
ATREATISE on DIE I' ; with a view to establish,
se prettied ground. a System of Rules for the Prevention
wd Care of the Diseases incident to a disordered state of the
DIGESTIVE FUNCTIONS.
By J. A. PARIS, M.D. F.R.S.
Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians, &c. &c...
Is Sao. price 10s. rid.
Printed for Thomas and George Underwood, 32, Fleet-street.
London, England, 1827-07-04

AMERICAN PAPERS.

EXTRACTED IfROM THE AMERICAN PAPERS TO THE 9TH
JUNE INCLUSIVE.
FROM VERA CRUZ.
_ _ _ • _

By the brig Brown, Captain Skinner, in 29 days
from Vera Cans, we learn that the brig of war Guerrero,
and a fleet, with troops, was soon to sail for Texas.
The Spanish brig La Joven Maria, from Spain to Ha-
•annah, taken by Commodore Porter's squadron, cargo
said to be very valuable. The convoy had safely ar.
rived from Mexico with 2,000,000 dollars. The affAirs
of Durango were entirely settled to the satisfaction of
the Mexican Government. It was expected in Mexico,
that the new Tariff would soon pass. All was quiet in
Mexico.
London, England, 1827-07-04

NKW YORK, This 7.

A letter from the Havannah, of 19th ult. sir, that
Commodore Porter's ship is still at Key West, although
he has left that place on a short trip to Vera Crux., He
sailed about ten days ago in the sloop Hound, owned at
ithis place: the object of his going is not known. •
Advice' from Bahia, of the Sib of April, state that
the Emperor has sent orders to the President of the,
Province, to embark immediately a battalion of the
garrison of Bahia for Rio de Janeiro, which was to
have departed on the 6th of April. The Emperor, it
would scent, finds it necessary to strengthen his capital
with reinforcements of troops.

A letter from I.aguira, of the 26th of April, saps—A
few days ago an English frigate arrived here, bringing
Mr. Cockburn, the English Minister; and it is reported
.that he and Bolivar will proceed to Bogota.

Vera Cruz Papers arrived this morning, to the 6.h
May, it the North and South American Coffee.buose.
The following intelligence is extracted from a privatt
letter, dated the sth Ma) :
" The Primrose has on board 45 ),000.dollars for
Government account, and about 360,000 fur the mer-
chants, and 82 serons of cochineal.
" A law has been recently passed to remove from
ufhoe all old Spaniards who bold employment under
Government.
" Yesterday arrived the Spanish brig Jose Maria,
fronaVigo, taken by the Mexican 'brig of was the Bravo;
off the Wand of Cuba. Cargo consists of olive oil, kr.
" The didurbanees are at an end, and every thing ap-
pears quiet. Siguer, the man with which the King of
Spain's Commissioner lodged, was shot in Mexico, 7th
April. Tile Pt imrose will touch at Tampico, to take in
50,000 dollars: for account of Government.
" Mr. Ward is expected hese on Monday, and the
vessel to sail on Tuesday."
London, England, 1827-07-04

'NOCHE SERENA.

Dr DELTA.

110 X ZZACIWOOD'S ILDINSUIGN MAGAZIN,.
How tranquil Is the night ! The torrent's roar
Dies off far distant ; through the lattice streams
The pure, white, 'threw moonshine, mantling o'er
The couch and curtains with its fairy gleams.
Sweet is the prospect ; sweeter are the dreams
From which my loathful eyelid sow unclosed :
blethought beside a forest we repowdi
Marking tbe summer sun's far western beams,
A dear•loved friend and 1. The nightingale
To silence and to us her pensive tale
Sang forth ; the very tone of vanished years
Came o'er me, feelings warm, and visions bright;
Alas! bow quick suck vision disappears,
To leave the spectral moon and silent night !
London, England, 1827-07-04

This day the Count Ofalla,"Envoy Extraordinary and Minister
Plenipotentiary on a special mission front the King of Spain, bad
an audience of his Majesty to deliver his credentials; to which be
was introduced by the Lord Viscount Dudley and Ward, his Ma-
jesty's Principal Seerstaty nf State' for Foreign Affairs, and cod-
ducted by Sir Robert Chester, Knt. Master of the Ceretonnins.
BA NK RD PTIL -
James Nforth, of Wibeey, in the parish of Bradfonl, Yorkshire,
innkeeper, to surrender, July 28, at seven, 27, and August 14,at
twelve, at the Office of blesses. Alexander and Co. Halifax.
Attoraies, Mr. Edmund Walker, Lincoln's Inn.Selds; or Mews.
Aleiander and Co. Halifax.
John Spurner Hiscock, Blandford•Forum, Dorsetshire. stone-
mason, July 5,6, and August 14, at three, at the Crown Inn,
Sturminsttr Newton Castle, Dorset. Attornies, Mr. Edmund
Walker, Exchequer Office of Pleas, and Lincoln's Inn; or Mr.

, . . .
John Kingston Galpino, Blandford, Dorset.
Jewish Field, John Field, and Charles Field, of Skelmantborpe, in
the parish of Highboyland, Yorkshire, fancy cloth manufacturers,
July $3, $4, and August 14, at nine, at the Court of Requests,
Huddersfield. Attornies, Messrs. Wiltshire and Co. Austin.

friars; or Met Ju. Crosland Fenton, Huddersfield.
John Green, Drayton In Hales, Salop, druggist, July 26, at two,
27, at ten, and August 14, at two, at the Corbel Arms Inn,
Drayton in Hales. Attoruies, Messrs. Warren and Co. Drayton
In Hales; or Messrs. Rosser and Co. Gray'a Inn.place.
Thomas Bill, late of Upton-upon-Severn, Worcestershire, eurrkes

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July 20, 21, and August 14, at eleven at the Crown Inn, Weir-
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- .
cester. Anoraks, Messrs. Fladgate and Co. Esses.ecrevt,
Wind ;or Mr. Thomas Lawrence, Droitwich, Worcestershire. I
Wiliam Radley Mott, law of Brightbelrustone, Sussex. builder,'
July 6, 20, and August 14, at eleven, at the Court of Commies
@loners of Bankrupts, Basingbali.street. Attornies, Mesas.
Palmer and Co. Bedford-row.
John Kirton, clay of Durham, hatter, July 6, at twelve, 13, at
eleven, and August 14, at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of
Bankrupts, Basinghall-street. Attorney, Mr. B. Hardwkk,
Lawrence-lane, Cheapside.
George Grain, Cambridge, hatter, July 16, at one, 17, and Aitgust
14, :at ten, at the Court of Commissioners of Bankrupts,
London, England, 1827-07-04

CANTErtetRY, JuLv S.

The following letter has been received from our sere.
thy Representative, the Right Hon. S. It. LueHINOTObr,
in answer to an invitation to him to partake of a faresoct
dinner in this City, on his departure to assume the
Governorship at Madras t
Dowsing-al-set, Jane 30, 1327.

ldt DIAL fina.—thirlog the twenty years which have pawed sire*
first became known to the admits at Canterbbry, ao dram.
Mote attendant-4w fMe leap ea metion has given the greater
*mete than the comwisaleatioa easkeyed to ow in your letters of
the 20th and 29th leatam. in the ad Winder of thine (tetras
which the kind remembrance of ea many warm and conatant friends
netted in my misd, t cordbilly sedepitti their infiitation, commu-
nicated to me in ouch tattering tames fist nibsequent triectlck
has convinced me, however relectesdy. that I ought to (onto 04
gratlAtatiem
I bare bites reminded by competent antliorities, that a ite7 lint
to beginning my long voyage may materially retard Its modu..
eon, for the monsoon which usually begins on the C 'lnman/let
Coast In the month of October, precludes all approach to Madras
for a coadderable period.

Wises I add to this coadderatios the oceadon of the propand
meeting. that of 'bidding a temporary adieu to them friend'
whose attachment bus been so long the pride and hamar of my
public Ife, ft Ia inspoesibk for int not to be desirous, of avoiding.
at this niontest the painful ceremooy of erpuatioo, and of rash, r
looking forward to a joyful return.

Wheseves that period may under the Meeting of Pammesaa
arrive, the Citizen of Canterbury will find my grateful attach-
ment to them undiminished, and the desire of renewing my per.
soma latereisres with them warm and unaltetrd.

Believe me, my dear Sir,
Ever faithfully yaks,
L FL LUSHINGTOX.

Dr. J. Pause, Lq.
London, England, 1827-07-04

FASHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

-CH A al GES.
The Earl and Countess of Shrewsbury. from their bassets Stan.
hops-street, to their seat, Aires Abbey, in Staffordshire; Cannel*
St. Mania de Front, from Stanhope-street, to her Olt at Twicken-
ham ; General and Mrs. Harcourt, at the Burtligton Hotel, cm
Burlington and Cork-streets, from Paris; Sir Air:abase and Lady
Campbell, from ditto, for Bombay; General and Captain Elen,at
Fenton's Hotol, St. James's-street, from Surrey; General Mac-
kenzie, at ditto. from Holland ; Captain %Puberty,, at the Bruns-
wick Hotel, Jerntin.street, from Park ; J. Adair, Esq. at ditto,
from Devonshire; Lord and Lady Carberry, from ditto, for La.
ton HaU; Lord Acheson, from ditto, for Suffolk; Sir J. Dalrymple,
Man ditto, for Scotland; the Lord Provost of Edinburgh, from
ditto, for *atlas .

GEORGE ;IT. AND AN ETON BOY.
Convulsions are cosieloit to every society. One of a
otos nature took place many years bate at Eton..—
ione teal grievance either existed, or, what is by far
owe likely, the sons of Eton* imagined one, and threw
efsil subordination and regard to rule.
It is on a beautiful summer's day that this young
ilowseakh, actrated by one of the above infldences,
opigir proper to dismiss their administration, and take
*reins of government into their own hands. The late
gr. Heath was the premier of the day. and by some
war or od'er had incurred the high displeasure of the
mss, the wholeschool. entirely broken up. was scattered
Tii;old awe in little knots and clusters throughout
own of Eton : these, in close divan, were sapiently
wog over the most dignified means of manifesting
wr indignation, when the late King, on horseback,
plods' by his usual cortege, passed along: the boys,
shewed every dranonstration of respect, and
Majesty rode on, until he reached a well-known spot
is Eton—Barnsppßl Bridget its sides were studded by
got of the young malcontents, and as the King passed
through their ranks, they reverently doffed their hats.,
majesty, perhaps, by the appestrances, foreboding
aorne liner to his dominions, pulled up for a moment,
gill in his h!iiiied way inquired—" Boys, boys, boys.—'
what, Olattet what's matter?' Pope (I think it is)
somesbete sings—

06, 'cis the sweetest of all earthly things.
To talk to Priam, tad to look ou Kings."
The young fry thus addre,sed, not being in the very rte.
trentrecelpt of ether of these enjoyments, teit them-
Mfn most exceedingly embarrassed ;—there was an
3fful pease; no answer. " Boy, bog, boy," repeated
hit Majesty, pointing with his whip at one dismayed
phi—" What's matter ?—what's matter f—holiday ?
haiula~? No. pl,-a.e your Majrstv." at leng replied
;beboy ; "no—it's—it's—it's a rebellion !"1—" Rebel.
wnr exclaimed the King,, ready to choke with sup•
moil laughter ; " rebellion—rebellion l—rebellion !
wry bad—very had--very bad, indeed !"
The built of istbility which followed, not only from
Iris Majesty, but from All his attendants, are in the
livelie.t recollection of the unlucky boy down to the
hour.—Londem Literary Gazette.
London, England, 1827-05-09

This day wai published,
In Three Vols. Sao. illustrated with Maps and Plates,
'Ca las. ad. boards,
ISTORY of the INDIAN ARCHIPELAGO, ,
containing ii Accpunt' of the Manners, Arts, Languages,
ittligieus Institutions, and Commerce, of its inhabitants.
fly JOHN CRAWYURD, FALL
Late Bridsli Reside= at the Court of Java.
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London, England, 1827-05-09

BRISTOL MAY 7.

We have been favoured by a merchant in this city
with the following intelligence, received by the Tom,
Cod, (African trader) Captain Poster, who arrived in
this port on Friday last. •
Prince's Island, Coast of Africa, Feb. 16.11127.
His Majesty's skip Etk, Captain Purchas, has captured the fol-
lowing vessels since December.—The Brazilian ship Invincival,
with 440 slaves; Brazilian schooner, Vents. with 180; Dutch
brig, Lynx, with 265 ; Brazilian brigantine, Duos Amijos. with
317, making in the whole 1212 slaves. The Esk sailed all well
from Prince's Island for Sietra Leone, on the 1116 February, in
company with the brigantine Duos Amijos, which vessel was in
charge of Mr. Mason, purser of the Esk. Previously to Me capture
of this last vessel, Captain Pure's** was the only Baker on holed
the Rah, and he was obliged to proceed in company with her to
'Sierra Leone.—Bristol it e 2.
EDINBURGH, MAY 7.

SEVERE THUNDER STORM.—Monday afternoon Pol.
warth was visited by a severe thunder storm. The light-
ning was particularly vivid, and peals which shook the
windows and walls followed each other in rapid succces-
sion. During the storm, a large old ash tree, which stood
about a hundred yards north of the Church, was struck
by the electric fluid, and rent from top to bottom, al-
though the trunk was between rine and ten feet in
circumference. It was set on fire at the same time,
and, after burning for about four hours, it gave way
about ten feet from the ground, and fell with a crash.
No part of the tree had any appearance of rottenness.
Far STOCE.—Monday last an extensive sale of fat
cattle took place at a distillery at Burntisland. As was
to be anticipated, from the scarcity of prime ,t at; the
sale was well attended; and so brisk was the bidding,
that 260 head were disposed of in less than two hours.
Nearly the whole were purchased by Edinburgh butchers,
and, according to the quality of the beef, prices ran
from 9s. to 9s. 9d. a stone, Dutch, sicking the offal.
London, England, 1827-05-09

NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

T
The Martinique, Betio, from Grenada, is supposed to have ar•
rived a Dover.

Fatatotrrs. Mar 7.—Wind N.E. to E.—Arrived the Plover
packet. Junwios, from the Brazils--salled from Rio the Oth of
March, Bahia the 21st, and Pernambuco the sd of April ; and the
Creole, Gati.owar, from Pernambuco. Sailed the Magnet packet,
for Lisboa ; Cynthia packet, for Jamaica ; Countess of Chichester
packet, for the Brazils; Oporto packet, fur Figueira ; and Mary,
—., for the Canary Island%
PLYMOUTid, MAT 7.—Wind R —Arrived the William and
Mary. Mitt-as, from Hamburgh; and Karmen, A smarm:mg, from
the Cape. Sailed the Rapid, HOMY, for Jamaica.
Poevsmourm, MAT S.—Arrived the Vibelia, Srarimisox, from
Load= for the Cape; Sophia, Otans, from Gottenburgh pod
George IV. steamer, from Lisbon, in Bye days.
DIAL, May B.—Wind N.B.—Arrived the Latona, WILSOII, foe
Demerara; and Min, Longman, for the Mediterranean.
Macassar), Mat 7.—Arrived the May, STAVISS, and Tuscan,
Sr , from the South Seas; T. Laurie, Bauwx, from Deme-
rara ; Britannia, Cumming, from St. Lucia ; Nesbit, Burson, and
Britannia, Haman, from Jamaica; Nimble, SCOTT, from Tenerife;
Priam, Samar, from Charleston; and Topaz, Sraorax, from An-
tigua. Sailed the Lady M'Naghten, Pains, and Grecian, At
fur Madras.

MAT s.—The greater part of the cargo of the sloop
Industry, driven on shore near Cushandal, has been saved, Ira a
damaged state. The vessel is a total wreck.
Gorrarrauaou, Aram SO.—The Camilla, Demme, from Faro-
ham to Memel, drifted on a rock in the Canegat on the 28th last.
but has arrived in the Roads, without any apparent damage.
The forthcoming
"_ P follat sketches" of Sir Jonah
Barrington, are reported to contain a profusion of anecdote, and an
infinite variety of character. Among other persons who are to
figure in the work, we may, we believe, mention Currar,, (many
of whose stories and bownsots will be published for the first time)
Grattan, Flood, Plunker, Lords Redesdale, Norbury, Clare, and a
host of Irish Judges and Counsel. Wolfe Tone, Emmett, and
ocher " patriots" will, also, it is said, be exhibited ; and on the
other side are to appear Dr. Duigenan, Lord Londonderry, the
Duke of Wellington, &c. There are also numerous anecdotes of
the Irish Rebellion, the Orange Clubs, and their Members, Ste. &e.
Some curious faits relating to Richard Brinaky Sheridan, whi b
have been omitted by all his Biographers, will, we understand, be
recorded in Sir Jonah's volumes.

CORN RECHANT3ii, MARK-LANE. Hair 9.
The Wheat trade, although not very brisk, still the improvement
of last Monday was obtained for the sales that were effected this
morning. Barley also supports its price, especially malting samples.
Oats continue extremely heavy, and lower prices are anticipated by
the consumers; but the factors demand oarless currency.—Arrivals
Wheat, 5,1100 qrs. Barlay,s SQIO qrs, Oats, 6,540 qrs. and 4,900
wicks of Fleur.
London, England, 1827-05-09

HIGHLAND SOCIETY OF LONDON.
Cum,

HIS MOST GRACIOUS MAJESTY THE WING.
The Must Noble the Marquis of HUNTLEY, Paceintiew
THE LAST GENERAL COURT of this COR-
PORATION, for the Season, will be held at the Free-
mason's Tavern, en &manse, the 18th Instant, at Halflast Five
•Clock. Dinner at Six precisely. Tickets to be procured at the
Tavern. Members are requested to appear in the Highland Garb,
or in Uniform. Strangers to be introduced by Members; bet
Gentkman belonging to the Highland Societies of Scotland, lover.
piss, Aberdeen, Canada, Madras, or Bombay, are admissible
without introduction.

JOHN wEDuregaußN. I Hoe. Secretariat.
A. MACDOSALD,

SOMEHKIWOHIIME SOCHITY.
HE bEVEN 'F.EENTH ANN IYX R
T MEETING of the GENT,LEMEN• eonneetnd with Alas
Coast), of SOMEBSET, wilt Item: Tmuosnov, she kktk day of
Kay, 1877, at the Albion Muni, Akletigate-areet.
ytmciorr STUCKEY, E.Q. m ram Coats.
&swan's.
Henry Ball, By David Jardine. Eft.
The Rev. Join Bayly. John Lees Flaming Lees, Bark
John Bay'', En. FAlwin Newman, Esq.
Titania, Cabbell, F.sq. John Hugh Smith Pigott, Esq.
13ickhain Sweet Eaeott,Eso. Peter Plumley, lisq.
John Fisher, Esq. Charles Koury* Tyatc,joo•
ET Dinner at Five o'Cluch for Sjoitzcse!y.
Tickets, One Guinea each, to be had of the wards and Com-
mittee; also at the Albion House ;orof P. urd, tke Honorar y
Secretary, No. 7, King's Bench Walks, Temple.

Jurt publlsbefs,
THE GUARDS; a Novel, in Tht4e Yoh. post Bvo.
Arma Virumque Cano.4.--Vaann..
Printed for T. C. Smith, Naval and Military Magazine °See,
Si, SA. James's.styset.
London, England, 1827-05-09

THANKS TO TIM ARMY OF INDIA.

Mr. C. W. WYNN said, that after the late discus-
sions which had occupied and divided the House, he
felt great pleasure in bringing forward a proposition
upon which he apprehended there could exist no diffe-
rence of opinion. No task could be more grateful to
the House than that of acknowledging important ser-
vices rendered to the country. It was a task, moreover,
of considerable importance, and one the performance t f
_ _

•
which demanded some discretion; for to withhold the
tribute where it was merited would be impolitic and
unjust; while to bestow it too frequently was to lower
and diminish its rate of value. It was as well that he

should state, perhaps, in the outset of that which
he had to say, that it was ndt his intention to pm-
pose any vote on this occasion which would affect the
members of the political Government of India. He
stated this because he believed that as to the policy
of the late war there existed some diffetence of opinion.
He was far from admitting that for this opinion to
which he alluded, there was the slightest foendation;
but he thought that, in general, the thanks of Parlia.
London, England, 1827-05-09

THE SECEDERS.
To-moatow,

A -
SHORT VIEW of the RECENT CHANGES,
In which the question, DOES MR. CANNING'S GO-
•VERNMENT MERIT THE CONFIDENCE OF THE
COUNTRY? IS IMPARTIALLY DISCUSSED.

James Ridgway. 168, PkcadWy
London, England, 1827-01-16

NUMBER 12.457.)

EAST INDIA HOUSE, Der-caber to, 1524.

THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED
cwI?ANY e lINICHANTS of ENGLAND, molting to
ee EAST INDIEB,.rio keret" giro Notice,
That ts, Coast win be reedy to receive Propels}, in writing, as
0, bolos WinitSDAT, the 11th January nest, from the Owner or
00,9 e, goo 4, sound, and substantial COPPER BOTTOMED
SHIPS, of the ISURTIREN of SEVEN HUNDRED TONS
„a upwards. Registered Measurement, specifying the Rate of
Freight at which he or they may be willing to let such Ship*, for
oet Voyage, to and from China.
Vie Tender% with the words "Ship Tender" on the•ceenti
w wildly sealed up, and left with the Secretary, at this limbria,
Aar Warr '1'..41 o'Clock at Nuon, on the said Wednesday, the
in} Jamey ,neat; beyond which hour the Court will not re.
Nice spy Tethler. JOSEPH D.iRT, Secretary.
The pftitukti .1 the Terms and Condition. upon which tie
op. ell be employed, may be bad span application at the Mee
Ide 'OA to the Ctameainee of Shipping, on or after Friday,
its tad instant.

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„sprite Captain Basil Hail's Voyages in the Eastern Seas, and on
he Coast of South America, during the Revolutionary War—in-
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auk Napoleon iluonaparte at St. Helena, in August, Hills A
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London, England, 1827-01-16

HURRICANE.

,Sunday, about three o'clock in the afternoon, during
the storm, the inhabitants. of New Gravel-lane were
thrown into a state of the greatest possible consternation,
by the falling of upwards of 200 feet of the east wall of
the New London Dock, which is at present building in
Sbada ell. The inhabitants of those houses immediately
at the rear of the wall, upon the crash taking place,
riade one simultaneous movement into the streets: the
shrieks of the females with their children in their arms,
were terrifying in the extreme:they conceived at first that
it was an earthquake. Thereat cause being ascertained,
upwards of 2,000 persons collected. A messenger was
°star:oy dispatched to Mr. Palmer, the engineer, who
,menediately repaired to the spot, as also a large body
~of the Thames police. There were great apprehen-,
,ion, entertained that! the remaining part •of the wall
would give way, and it was with. the utmost diffi-1
cu'ty Mr. Palmer, with the asskance of the police, I
could keep the crowd off; however, on examination,
of the state of the wall, Mr. Palmer deemed it ez-
p•-dient to immediately comMeace to shore it up,
and he accordingly collected a large body of men, and
in less than three hours he succeeded in making it
tolerably secure. S rme Ir sh labourers fearlessly
offered their services to mount the wall, and place the
bolts at the top; however, this was deemed too hazard-
ons a veoture to be put in execution. Most provider-
rally there were no lire, lost; all the back premises at
14w rear of the gall were completely buried in ruins;
there was little or no property destroyed, with the
exception of two pigs and some fowls, which happened
.o be in ore of the yards. The wall was thirty feet
high and about four feet thick. The expense of rebuild.
ing it is estimated at between one thousand five hun-
dred and two thousand pounds.

Du.ing the niglit of S iturday and Sunday, the me-
tropolts aod its environs were visited by a gale of wind,
which was attended by much damage. Houses in some
places were in part stripped of their tiles, and chimney-
lams were scattered in every direction. At Stangate,
near Lambe h, two houses were unroofed, and: trees
torn up by the roots. The garden.grounds iuthe neigh-
bourhood of Newington have .sustained much damage.
The accounts from the country give melancholy de.
tails of the wind. In the New Forest. near RomseYs
}lints, two apse trees were blown down, and several
hot and greet houses were in part stripped of their
glass; in Aiislingtoo-lane, between Winslow and Buck-
ngham, a fine eIM tree was blown down. On the river
Thames moth damage was done among the craft; OW
barge, laden with coals, was sunk off Lambeth.
London, England, 1827-01-16

et odds.
Monday teeniest, for a wager, a Gentleman performed the feat
of carrying a friend, weighing above eleven atones (imperial), upon
his back, from the Tron Church, Edinburgh, to the Abbey Strand,
without resting ; and having set hint down, he offered for an addi-
tional bet, to carry him back in the same manner, both of which
' feats ►e performed wit► apparent ease, to the delight of his friet►ds,
one of whom went before to prevent any interruption.

•
SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
•
BRTTING.ROOM, TATTERSALL'S, JAI. 15.
The (snowing is a full statement of tbendils:
Deasy.
to i apt Tatler • 50 to 1 apt Ganteliae
'lltn 1 apt Web 30 10 1 apt Turecoman
14 tot apt Ravagers& SO to rapt Ld Aileshurfs
40 to 1 apt Detente 50 to 1 apt Snowdrop
So to t ogle Trompeter 30 tot apt Cressga
20 t. 1 apt Nfameluke 40 to 1 apt Antar
42 to 1 apt Gustavus 40 to 1 apt 1012 a Teazle
QS to 1 apt Gaberloogie 40 to 1 apt Roderick
if to 1 apt Catherine 40 to 1 apt Pythoness
so to 1 apt Spondee 40 to 1 apt Protestant
SO to 1 apt Augusta SO to I•apt Cat
50 to 1 apt Dahlia • to 1 apt Huldebrand
OA IL
it to 2 apt Maria 22 tot apt Scornful
11 to 1 apt Totteridge if to 1 ogst Morel
'. 12 to 1 apt Duchess 30 to 1 apt Pantina
15-to 1 apt Souvenir 25 to 1 apt Calypso
16 to 1 apt Translation 50 to 1 apt Hampden
20 to 1 apt Lunacy
Donnas& Sr. Lama.
11 to I apt Reviewer SS to 1 apt Sancho Passe
16 to 1 agst Oliver* 30 to 1 apt Web
so to i apt Popsy 30 to 1 apt Tatler
20 to 1 apt Granby ao to apt Ntvals
SO to 1 apt Matilda 30 to 1 apt Nonplus
22 to 1 apt hlotioshln• 30 to 1 apt Einem
Mr. Farquharson's Figaro was yesterday sold to Mr. Payne for
1,300 guineas, by Private Contract.
PEDESTRIANISM.
A Foot Race took place at eight o'clock yesterday morning, be-
tween Captain Fairburn and Ferguswn (the pedestrian). They
ere to run two miles for a wager of 200 sows. The match was but
ly attended, owing to the secsecy preserved by all parties. They
• started at the beginning of the Promenade and ran front thence to
-Kensington Gardens and back again. The Captain was beat by •
distance of ninety yards. His antagonist was only eleven satiates
ning the two miles. They were both mock fatigued.
RUNNING MATCH.
The second deposit of £2O a side, for the race between Jackson
aid Mantling, which Is to take place on the 7th of February, for
100 soya. a side, was made good last night. Jackson istbe favourite
at high odds.
London, England, 1827-01-16

An ABRIDGEMENT of• lilt. GOLDSMITH'S NATU-

RAL HISTORY at BEASTS and BIRDS, interspersed with
Variety of interesting Anecdotes, and illustrated by nearly Two
Hundred Engrarinp on Wood; in the manner of Bewick. limo.
Price us. bound.

HISTORY MADE EASY ior, a Genealogical Chart of the
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