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TROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.—THIS present ‘ EVENING, (MONDAY), May 30, and during the y the Grant Military and Equestrian Spectacle of Work, toop's INVASION, of RUSSIA, or THE CON AACTION of MOSCOW... Scenes in the Circle .—Me. 14 astonishing act of Horsemanship without saddles the African Youths the Allegorical Cavalcade of Horses , the Gymnastic Aerial Voltigeurs, Tocon. Ath the new Potpourri Entertainment of VAUXHALL cigde it is, Or, MULTUM IN PARVO. 1A YL ROOMS.—Mr. MORDS CON AVET, THES EVENING, May 30.—Vocal Performers wilkinson of bridles : ve Miss Stephens, Madame Caradori, Miss Paton, Jem Goodall, and Madame Renzi de Begnis, Signor de Mister phillips, Mr. Vaughan, Mr. Begrez, and Signor aT of the evening Grand Symphony in C. The Overtures to Freyschutz, and Eury- Grand Coscerto on the Pianoforte, by Mr. Jes. Sola and Concerted Pieces by Messrs. Bochsa, ‘ Nicholson, Schanke, and Willman. Concerte on the Lindsey ‘ir, Mori.’ The principal part of the Philharmonic Victi “give their assistance, Leader, Mr. Mori; Con- Ran Bir George Smart.. Tickets 10s, 6d. each, with par te in billsy to be had at Mr. Mori's, No. 24, Edward-street, Nipochester-square’ 3 and at all the principal Music Shops, NG’S THEATRE.—Madame RONZI.DE BEGNIS thinks it a duty to apprise the Nobility, Sub- 5 to the Opera,and the Public, that the shortness of time patering It Ampassible for her to give the Opera of Il Croce re reputo, by Meyerbeer, as she intended for her Benefit, cume then produce it withont Ue necessary splendour a rations, waves her right 10 St.to the Eatablishment, and and degraTER NIGHT for THURSDAY -sext, dune hed wfil, be ‘performed the much admired Opera ja the. tin for that night ‘vol ‘5 entitled ROMED € GIULIETTA, Monte by Zingacelli: Principal Charactera;—Everardo Cap si, Signor Garcia i Giulietta sua fights, Madame Konzi De sist Rarer Porto;Milda Gantidente i Mece acd Mon,), Signor Porto; ‘Mar Confidente diz. Hiver. spa Less yell, After which will be produced one Act of PLATROL'EREMITA, Music by Rossini, ‘To cons olide with a Favourite Ballet. Applications for Boxes and Tickets to be made to Madame. Stonz4 De Begnis, 59, Berner’s street, or at Mr. Ebers's, 27. Old Bond-streete “ING'S THEATRE.—Monsieur and Madame CHARLES VESTRIS, respectfully Eve leave to in form the Nobility, Subscribers to the Opera, and the Public, that their FAREWELL BENEFIT will take place at this Theatre on THURSDAY, June 9, when will be performed a Favourite Opera, After which will be Presented, for the first time in this country the much-admired Ballet of CLARI, ou la Promeste de Mariage, performed with unbounded applause at the Royal Academy of Music at Paris,composed by M. Millon, and revived here by M. Aumer.: The Music by Kreutz¢r.—Apirations for Boxes and Tickets to be made at Mr. Vestris’s, No. 5. Haymarket, ribance ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ‘For the BENEFIT of Mr. JONES.—TO-MORROW, Nay 31, will be acted the favourite Opéra of FONTAINE BLEAU. Lackland Mr. Jones; Caelia, Miss Paton.—In the course of the evening @ variety of Jones.—to which will be he added, the Petit Comedy of HIGH LIFE BELOW STAIRS; Lovel, for ti at night only, Mr. C. Kemble; Lord Duke, Mr. Jones.—After which a Piece, in one Act, called THE SLEEP WALKER. Somno, Mr. Yates. Tickets and places do be had of Mr. Jones. 14. Chapel-street, Groove nor-place of Mr. Sams, 1. St. James’s-street. Mr. Willis, Musical Saloon, St. James’s-street sand at the Box Office, Harte Street. to Street rHIHEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. For the BENEFIT of Mr. FARLEY.—On THURS DAY next, June 2, will be performed, Shakspeare’s Play of CYMBELINE, King of Britain. Cloten, Mr. Farley ; Leo natus Posthumus, Mr. C. Kemble; Lachimo, Mr. Young, Imogen, Miss Foote. In Act II1. Dr. Cooke's favourite Glee of.** Hark! the Lark!’ In the course of the evening, a variety of Songs, by Miss Tree, Miss Paton, Miss Love, Mr. Pearman, c.—After which, the Interlude of SYLVESTER DAGGERWOOD, in which Mr. Yates will give his imita tions of several popular Performers.—To conclude with the revived celebrated Musical Grand Romance of BLUE BEARD 3 or, Female Curiosity. —Tickets to be had of Mr. Varley, 3, Hart-street, Bloomstory ; and at the Box-office, Where Places may be taken, 7F THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. For the Benefit of Mr. BLANCHARD.—On FREDAY next,time 9,will be acted Shakspeare’s Comedy of TWELETIS NAUGHT. In the course of the Comedy will be introduced, Songs, Gites, and Choruses, The Poetry selected entirely from the Works of Shakspeare,—Sir Andrew Aguecheek, Mr. Blagchard; Vigla, Mite M. Tire, In Act IV, will be intro duced, yeare's Grand Masque of JUNO and CERES, To which will be added, the Musical Entertainment of BRO THER AND SISTER,.—To conclude with a laughable Piece, called BLUE DEVILS.—Tickets and places to be had of Mr. aly 3, Gate-street, Lincoln’s Inn Fields, and at the 0 ce. HEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. Miss F. H. KELLY respectfully informs her Friends and the Public, that her BENEFIT is fixed for WEDNES DAY, June 8, when will be performed (for the first time this season) Colman’s Comedy called THE JEALOUS WIFE, Mr. Oakley, Mr. C. Kemble, Mrs. Oakley, Miss F. H. Kelly being her first appearance in that character in London) ; Lady reelove, Mrs. Gibbs; Harriet (for this night only), Miss Foote. With a variety of other Entertainments.—Tickets and Private Boxes to be had of Miss F. H. Kelly, 13, Tavistock street, Bedford-square, and at the Box Office of the Theatre. BE TRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE,—Mr. HARLEY has the honour to announce that his BENEFIT is appointed for TO-MORROW, May the 31st, 1825, on Which occasion Mr. Macready, Mr. Sapie, and Miss Stephens, have, in the kindest manner, offered their assistance ; he is therefore enabled to produce, for the first time at this Theatre, the celebrated Musical Drama of THE SLAVE. Gambia, the Slave (positively for this night only), Mr. Macready ; Cap tain Malcolm, Mr. Sapio; Fogmen, Mr. Harley, his first ap pearance in that character, with a Domestic Ditty, entitled * Dorothy Claw,” and * the Limb of the Law,” Zelinda, Miss Stephens.—Mr. Harley will appear, for this night only, in the character of Deborah Weaudcock, and warble ‘s the Youthful and dncrent days of that Lady.’ Miss Clara Fisher will sing, in characters, “* The Adventures of Major Long owter, upon my life its true.” —After the Drama, a CON CERT, embracing the entire vocal strength of the Establish ment, during which, and in the course of the evening, Miss Stephens will introduce ** the Mocking Bird,” ‘+ Sons of Free son,” Auld Robin Gray ,” and with Mr. Sapio, the admired det, “ When thy bosom,” and for this night entry, the comic duet of When a little farm we keep,” by Mr. Harley and Miss Stephens. Mr. Sapie will sing ** Kelvin Grove,” Smile again my Bonnie Lassie,” “ Synthia,” and ‘* He was famed for deeds of arms.’ Master Parry will make his first and only appearance, and sing “* The Nelson of the Day ,” Nils Graddon, ** Comin thro’ the rye,’? Miss Povey, an ad mired ballad Mr. Bedford, a Bacchapalian Song; Mr. Horn Will preside at the Viano-ferte, and accompany himself in “Stand to your guns.’ Full particulars in the bills of the day, he whole in conclude with (by permission of R. W. Elliston, Fay.) the last pew Operatic Farce of MY UNCLE GA BRIEL. Jack Ready, alias Peter Profile, alias Ben Bluster, otherwise Uncle Gabriel, Mr. Harley, Tom Tacit, Mr. Knight. Tickets and Boxes to be taken of Mr. Spring, Ro tunda, Box-office, and of Mr. Harley,,No. 34, King-street, avent-garden, EW. THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. a) Mr. MACREADY begs leave respectfully to acquaint his Friends and the Public, that THURSDAY next, is Appointed for his BENEFIT, when will be revived (never Acted in this Theatre). Shakspeare’s Historical Play of KING HENRY THE FIFTH, or the Conquest of France. Henry, J. Macready , Princess Katharine, Mrs. Bunn. After which, first time this season, the popular Opera of ROB ROY MAG GREGOR, or Anté Lang Syne, compressed for the occasion, by permission of the Managers positively for this night only.— Rob Ray Macgregor Campbell, Mr. Macready; Bailie Jarvie, pri (me). Mr. Harley, Teles Macgregor, Mrs. Bunn; Diana §ernoo, Miss Stephens, Tickets and Places to be had of Mr. Bring, Box Office, Rotunda; of Mr. Hookham, Old Road streets and of Mr. Macready, 64, Frith-street, Soho-square. I so STEPHENS has the honour to inform her ' Fiends and the Public, that her BENEFIT is fixed for THURSDAY, June 9, when (by permission of R. W. Et mn Esq.) will be performed a new and popular DRAMA. uC ROMANCE. The Principal Characters by Mr. Wallack, Re Terry, Mr. Harley, Miss Paton, Miss Povey, and Miss Sephens,—After which a CONCERT, aided by ‘the highest areeal talents. To conclude with an OPERA. Particulars to be duly announced, Tickets and Places to be had of Miss bens, I, Connaught Terrace, Edgware-road; and at the —t-ofice, Deury-lane Theatre. GYAL EXCHANGE ALSO RA NOR OX ICE, 18th May, 1825.—The COURT oIC TORS of the ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE do treby give Notice, that their TRANSFER BOOKS will be SHUT, from Tuesday, the 14th of June next, to Tuesday, the 1th of July following; and that a General Court of the se Corporation will be holden at their Office, or WED SDAY, the 92d of June next, at Eleven o'clock in the *renoon, to consider of a Dividend. SAMUEL FENNING., Ian. Secretary. Attendance is given Daily at the said Office, and at their ffice in Pall-mall, for the “Assurance of Buildings, Goods, h fchandine, and Ships, in Harbour,in Dock, or while build. 8. from Less of Damage by Fire ; and also for the Assurance and Granting Annuities on Lives. te Chair will be taken at Twelve o' Clock precisely, OOCIETY of BRITISH ARTISTS, Snoffolk Street, Pall-mall East.—The EXHIBITION for the SALE of the WORKS of living Artista of the United King dom, is NOW OPEN to the Public.—Admittance 1s. Cata logues Is. W. LINTON, Secretary, RITISH INSTITUTION, PALL MALE. The GALLERY, with a SELECTION of PICTURES by LIVING ARTISTS of the ENGLISH SCHOOL, is open daily from Ten to the Morning, until Six in the Evening.— Admission 1s.—Catalogue 1s.—The Subscribers to the Print from Mr.West’s Picture of ** Our Saviour healing the Sick in the Temple,” who have not received their impressions, may receive them upon payment of the remainder of their Subscrip tions at the British Institution daily. : ZENHE EGYPTIAN TOMB, 28, Leicester . _ square, is now OPEN from Eleven to Six, Admit tance, Two Shillings , Children, One Shilling. THE CHURCH of the HOLY SEPULCHRE mal JERUSALEM, NOW OPEN, in the Great Room, No. 26, St. James’t-street, a grand MODEL of that most pareceecing aeniqult , the INTERIOR of the CHURCH of the HOLY SEPULCHRE,with the TOMB of our SAVIOUR, as it at present appeare at Jerusalem, executed from drawi ngs recently taken on the spot,on a scale,ninety feet in circum ference, being the exact dimensions of the original building,— Open from eleven till six. Admittance one shilling, ATHENS,—A VIEW of this interesting CITY, comprising he, Acropelis, the Parthenon, the Grove of Academia, and several other objects, equally fraught with classic associations, 18 NOW, EXHIBETING at the Cosmo rama. This View, and the Panorama of Edinburgh at Leices ter-Square, will enable the Public to Judge of the resemblance said to, be observable between those two Cities. The Cosmo rama having undergone a total ‘change, contains all Views of Grand,Cairaethe-Pycaida, the Robinn,and other magnificent antiities of Lay ply and ays very extraordinary, objects in. Tety Spat, ‘agatia — 300, Regent-streat,xfordstreet, PtH CALEDONIAN FANCY BALL THIS “EVENING.—A Variety of Characteristic Head-Dresses and Trimmings for Ball Dresses ready made at FOSTER’S, No. 16, Wigmore-street. “Also, a large collection of NEW ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS just received from Paris. Court Plumes of the most Fashionable Costumes ready mounted for inspection.—N. B. Plumes of Feathers a[?Ecossoise, Jet for the evening, , BVHE CALEDONIAN FANCY DRESS BALL will ‘take place THIS EVENING, at Willis’s Rooms, King-street, St. James's square, when no Persey can positively, be admitted in mourning, plain dress, or domino. It is requested that: the coachmen have orders: to set down with their horoes’, heads towards St. James's-street, and to take up in the same manner. om OST, at Madame Pasta’s Benefit, on Thursday, La. GILT'OPERA GLASS, either in the House or in the Street, Any Person who will bring ‘it to Howell and James, Regent-Street, will receive ONE GUINEA REWARD. FFAHE Lady who, in a mistake, took from Devon s shire House, on Friday evening last, a MYRTELE GEREN SILK CLOAK, lined with deep rose colour, is requested to send it to Messrs. Carpenter and Son, Old Bond-street, who will return the one test in its place. ryNO DRESS-MAKERS and MILLINERS.— . Wanted a Person in each branch; none need apply but those who thoroughly understand their business, and can be well recommended. Apply to Mr. Crosewell, Baker,Nalf Moon-street, Piccadilly.— French Ladies would be preferred. ANTED a LADY’S FOOTMAN, who ‘is thoroughly qualified for the Situation, and can have an unexceptionable character. Apply at Mr. Gibbett's, 110, New Bond-street, BANTANTED, as NURSERY GOVERNESS, v a Swiss Person, about forty years of age. ‘Apply to J. D., at Mr. Hailes’s, Bookseller, Piccadilly. mh pg rr ANTED, a GOVERNESS to Three Young quadies, in.a Family residing entirely in a distant county of England, a very sensible, well informed, and ac complished English Lady, who does not require the assistance of masters. ‘Letters, post paid, addressed to G. G., at Messrs. Lindsell’s, Booksellers, 87,Wimpole-street, must mention the reference that can be given, the Lady’s acquirements, the families she has lived in, and expected selary. ADIES’ SCHOOL.—The Proprietress of an All Establishment of the first respectability, which has been conducted under, her own management upwards of twenty years, is desirous of receiving a PARTNER, with a view to the relinquishment of the concern within such a moderate pe riod of time as may be agreed upon.’ The Premiises are desir ably situated in ‘a neighbourhood of the highest respectability, within 14 miles of London, and possess many local advantages. Any Lady who may be disposed to treat with the Advertiser will find this an eligible opportunity for establishing herself.— Communications (post paid) addressed to Y. Z., at Mr. South’s, Mercer, 15, Leicester square, next to the Panorama, will re WY PAILY or RESIDENT GOVERNESS.—A Middle-aged Lady, who perfectly understands all the duties of Education, and well known for the facility with which she conveys instruction to Pupils of all ages, wishes for an ENGAGEMENT in a Family equally anxious for steadiness of moral and religious principles, good temper, and Lady-like manners, as accomplishments. Ste teaches the English and French languages grammatically, and speaks the latter with the Parisian accent, geography, history, writing, arithmetic, music, singing, and drawing. ‘Terms for a permanent engage ment only 2s, an hour. Address D. D.M., Messrs. Gardiner, Booksellers, Princes-street, Cavendish-square. FASHIONABLE POST CHAISE and NW — DENNET, with a head built by Messrs. Hatchetts, To be viewed at the Carriage Mart, Pancross-street, Tottenham Court-road, opposite Howland-street. Post Chaise painted yellow, striped lining, hind seat, and splasher, imperial and drag chain, c. Deonet lined green and painted green, “‘UNTER.—To be SOLD, the’ property of a Gentleman, a BAY MARE, nearly thorough bred, is uncommonly fast, and has been hunted two seasons. To be seen at Richards’s Livery Stables, 138, Oxford-street. Price 100 Guineas. SXO be SOLD, a handsome BAY GELDING, in good condition, quiet and steady to ride, six years old, and nearly 15 hands and one inch high; warranted sound. To be seen at Scambler’s Livery Stables, Bishopsgate-street, City. The owner has rode him regularly to and from town, for the last 18 months. NO be SOLD, at Hetherington’s Livery Stables, __. Connaught Terrace, Edgeware road, a remarkably fine GREY GELDING, nearly 16 bands one inch high, rising.7 years old, a known good hunter, equal to great weight: he would also make a very superior horse for harness, either as a match‘horse, or to go in a cabriolet; warranted sound and perfectly quiet: price 300 guineas. Further particulars left at the yard, et “NO be SOLD, the Property of a Gentleman oe going abroad, the TWO following HORSES :—You arg ‘MASTER RICHARD,a most beautiful high bred dark brown 'Ratire Horses sixteen hands high, and perfectly sound; bred ‘by the owner, and never been in any other persons hands.— ‘He was got by Master Richard, own brother to Alfana, by Dick Andrews, co. Young Master Richard’s dam is by Mar imion, by Sir Peter, c.° He is so perfectly temperate and quiet that a child might ride him; a good hunter, and likely to make a most valuable cabriolet horse. Likewise, belonging to the same Gentleman, a very handsome Bay Horse, perfectly quet to ride, a good hunter, or to carry a Lady. Apply to 154. Oxford-street, opposite Bond-street, where the Gentle man may be treated with INE STUD of HORSES.—JOHN OSBORN begs’ to solicit the Nobility and Gentry in search of any superior description of HORSUS, to flook round the STUD which he has NOW ON SALE at his Commission Stables, as he batters himself from the number, the various description, and general good quality, that they cannot fail tindias such as may meet their expectation. It consists of several well bred Hunters, clever at their business, very fast, short legged with plenty of bone, masters of great weight, up to any hounds, and particularly fine forcers. Remarkably grand Tilbury or Stanhope Horses, showing a deal of blood, with sufficient substance, high couraged, fine lusty action, fast and very temperate. Four very superior Ladies’ Horses, frown 15 to 16 hands high, six and seven years old, very safe and plesant canterers,and particularly temperate either to mount or dismount. Four Cobs, from 13 to 14g hands high, 5 and 6 years old, masters from 15 to 21 stone, perfectly envy in all their paces, can walk 5 and trot 12 miles an hour, will neither trip nor shy, and are so temperate that the most timid Lady or infirm Gentleman may ride either with the greatest confidence. Several well bred Match or Cabriolet Horses, possessing great substance and good action. Two Pair of Brown Carriage Geldings, with black legs, 15 hands and three inches, and 16 hands high, six and seven years old, very neat and useful, both of which pairs have been constantly driven together, are fast in all their paces, with high courage, a complete match in every respect, are fine figures in harness, in which they are very temperate. Likewise a Pair of Chesnut Carriage Geld ings, sixteen hands high, that can be well recommended, and several remarkably desirable Ponies,a number of very choice and unusually clever Hackneys of all colours and heights, possessing every desired quality for such occupation. They are principally in very beautiful condition, warrantied sound, and such that J. C. has reason confidentially to anticipate will do credit to his Establishment.—Upper Montagu-street, Mon tagu-aquare, Fy XceeQuer BLL OFFICE,27th May, ‘ 1895.—The EXCHEQUER BILLS dated in the Months of April, May, and June.825, viz. 58 Geo. NE, cap. 45, for building additional Churche 333 Geo. LV. cap. 86, for car rying on Pubfic Works and Fisheries; 5 Geo. LV. cap. 2, 15,000,000/,824, with de INFEREST due thereon, will be PAID OFF to the 29t-D.sv,.Of June, 1825, when the In terest will.cease. Such Bills will be, received daily (holidays excepted), from Ten o’Clock till One, a bul, and including the Mth Day of June, at it .Office, where Lists are to be obtained, containing. instructions. for arranging the Bills. The Bearers must. endorse each Bill with their usual signatures. and write their Napa and Residences at the but ton.of each Lists and where. the’ Nasies ‘of Holders are in serted in Bills, the Bearers, not Heine duet Holders must pre viously obtain their Endorsements.. The Bearers must attend to give Receipts for the Payment. ‘ ‘Payment may be obtained, if requiree’,’ previous to the said 25th day of June upon leaving the Bills for examination, one day, prior to that,on which such payment is desired. ‘New Bills, bearing an Interest of One Penny Halfpenny b she Day upon every One Hundred Phuni's. sad dated the said 25th day of Jane, may be obtained: for whole or, in part Pay veel of Principal, upon stating eeete diane auth oists, delivered eopy before the Sate’ ¥ q? June, which new Bills, with the interests on the Bills ¢d¢rranged, will be issued 90 the 2jth day of June fo ht 7 N.B.. All Exequer Bills dated prior to “April, 1824, have been advertised, take, paid off, oo! CRICKET.—=A ° MATCH will be PLAYED ~'_ in Lords. Cricket. Ground, St.Marylebone. THIS DAY, May , 30,1895, and following day, between the Mary lebone Club, and the County of Middlesex. The Wickets to be pitched a¢ Eleven creak: ‘PLAYERS; W. Northam, Esq. J. Rice, Req. Ef. Rice, Esq. T. Selby, Esq. Bentley, B. Dark, _ MaRYLEROSE. eR lared cata C Barnet, oe in ote, § G. Ponsonby oes. I. Willan, Esq. Col. Storey, Capt. Greville. T. Williams, Mag.; Mann, T. Brown, Euq. Caldecourt. Admittance, Sixpence.—Good Stabling on the Ground.— Cricket Lang, Bats, Balls, and Stumps, to be had on the Ground.—No Dogs admitted.—A good O Ordinary at Three, q. ROUND: ‘RENT COMPANY.—Capita —e ... .... 50,000l in Shares of 95loedch. No further applications for Shares.can be received after the Slat instant. . 5. . The Committee of Management are ready to receive Pro posals. for Scités. of Building Ground, Ground Rents, and Reversing. ca allies ‘ . formits he he respectises,and every, requisite information may be ob tained of Messin Arews and Clift, Joint Solicitors to the Company, 28,Great Winchester-street, or 13, Holborn-court, Gray’n Ian oe” : TAFIONAL SOCIETY.—The ANNUAL NN. GENERAL MEETING of the NATIONAL SO CIETY for the EDUCATION of the POOR in the principles of the Established Church, will be held at the Board Room of the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, 67, Lincoln's fan-fields, on FREDAY, June 3, when all Benefactors of Ten Guineas and upwards, and all Annual Subscribers of One Guinea and upwards, will be entitled to attend. His Grace the Archbishop of CANTERBURY will take the Chair at One o’Clock precisely. T. T. WALMSLEY, D.D., Secretary, NATIONAL STONE-WAY COMPANY.— _The Committee of Management, appointed at a General Meeting of the Subscribers, held at the George and Vulture Tavern, on the 27th May instasit, do hereby give notice, pur suant to the Resolutions then entered into, that APPLICA TIONS for SHARES Bhatt be received by A. K. Hobchison, Esq. Solicitor, Crown-court, Threadceedie-street, until SA TURDAY; the 4th June next inclusive; that the’ Committee will meet on the MONDAY, following to make an Allotment of Shares; and that the deposits be paid into the Banking House, of Messrs. Frys and Chapman, St. Milidred*a court, on or before, the 14th June next.” Dated the 2th May, 1825. cee THOS. PARKIN. Secretary. To the GOVERNORS of ST. GEORGE'S HOSPITAL. My Lords AND GENTLEMEN, HE lamented death of my friend, Mr. Ewbank, having occasioned a vacancy in the Office of SUR GEON to your institution, I am induced to solicit the favour of your ¥ pvernor. FP have ended yours patiate age, enjoyed the advantage of being assistant to Sir Evérard Home for seventeen months, and hope that, during that period, I have not suffered in your good opinion. Sir Everard Home’s certificate given unasked, which I annex, makes me unwilling to trouble you with any declara tions or professions from myself. I am, my Lords and Gentlemen, your devoted Servant. 33, Clarges-street, May 18, 1895. ENRY JEFFREY8. The ELECTION will take place at the Hospital on FRI DAY, June 3, between the hours of Twelve and Three. Is do hereby certify, that Mr. Jeffreys while my Assistant at St. George’s Hospital, has so conducted himself in every department of his duty as an Hospital Surgeon, as well in per forming operations as in the management of my patients, and in his humane attention in administering, and his skill in devis ing the best means of relief, as to call for the highest praise ; and induces me to recommend his conduct to the favourable considerations of the Governors of the Charity. (Signed) . EVERARD HOME. Sackville-street, May 18, 1825. GuN LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY. CHARLES Frederick Booth, Esq. Henry Boulton, Esq. Charlies Boulton, Esq. Hon. P. Pleydell Bouverie William Burnie, Esq. John Cockerell, Esq. Thomas Dorrien, Esq. Thomas Dorrien, jun, Esq. Charles Bell Ford, Esq. William Hamilton, Esq. Edward Harman, Esq. MANAGERS. POLE, at Chairman. Rt. Hon. Wm.Huskisson,M.P. Felix Calvert Ladbroke, Esq. Henry Ladbroke, Esq. Charles Shaw Lefevre, Esq. Hon. Hugh Lindsay, M.P. Charles Littledale, Esq. Henry Littledale, Esq. John Pearse, Faq. M.P. Brice Pearse, Esq. James Trotter, Esq. JOSHUA MILNE, Actuary. The Managers having had Premiums calculated proportional to the values of the risks at the different periods of life ; which under 45 years of age, when the Assurance is for the whole of life, and under 55 for shorter periods, are consider ably lower than are generally required. Tables of the New Rates, with the Conditions of Assurance, may be had at the ‘Sun Life Office, in Cornhill; and at the Sun Fire Office, in Cesta erent, London ; also of any of the Agents for the Sun re Office. PRIZE of 30,0004 for 192. 19s.—Recollect MARTIN and CO. sold at their fortunate Offices, 8, Cornhill, and 390, Oxford-street, in the last Contract..No. 5,556. a Prize of 20,000.. No. 9, 2,000. TO-MORROW, ‘List’ May, two Prizes. of 30.0001. two of 10,000L, two of 5,000L.. besides twenty other, Capitals. will all be decided. J. and. J. LIVEWR . LIVEWRIGHT are now Selling Tic kets and Shares at Old and Fortunate Offices, 37, Cornhill; 11, Holbers ; and 98, Haymarket, TO-MORROW, every Number, and every Prize, must be Drawn, including ae + £ 90,00052 _... of .. £ 10,000 Besides Twenty other Capitals ! and No Blanks! ! Every Num ber is sure of. Five Pounds at least. TOMORROW. 31st of MAY—ALL IN ONE DAY. TWO PRIZES of 30,000/., two of 10,000/., two of 5.0002, and twenty other Capitals. No Blanks. Tickets and Shares for the above GRAND LOTTERY are on sale at EYTON’S Lucky Office, 2, Cornhill, who sold No. 8,185, 20.1001. (Class B ), in Jast Lottery, also No. 25, 5254. (Class B.) All business in British and Foreign Securities, Fire, Bridge, Gas, Canal, and Mine Shares, bought and sold by Commissions, ALL TOMORROW. ISH having distributed Eleven Capital Prizes among his best Friends, the Public, on the very last Drawing, solicits a continuance of their favours in the present Lottery, containing Prizes of increased value, and of greater variety, viz.— wo of Jaman isos een eeseeerseeseee ® 30,000 Two 10,000 Two .....-- eeeee apediedbenerereeeners 5,000 Besides Twenty other Capitals, and NO BLANKS! As every Number will be sure of Five Pounds at Least. All to be Drawn TOMORROW. When every Number will be decided, and every Ticket a Prize. . . Bish has been peculiarly fortunate in selling Prizes of 30,0001. There have been only Two Schemes containing Three Prizes of 90,0001: in the first Bish sold all the three; and in the last, he sold two out of the three Prizes of Thirty Thousand Pounds. Bish also sold the first 30,0002 ever drawn—the last 30,0001. ever drawn—in the last three months of last year he sold Two Prizes of 30,000/. and Three Prizes of 20,0002.,and in the very last Drawing, 12th April, Bish sold and shared No. 7,034, a Prize of 20,0002, in sixteen Sixteenths, and ten other Capitals, in a variety of Shares. asi’ Tickets and Shares are on Sale at Bish’s Offices, 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing cresa, London. The Lottery will be all draws TO-MORROW, and on more Lottery Acta will be passed by Parliament, EEREE SCHOOL and CHAPED for the POOR , in West-street, Seven-Dials. The Society for bettering the ‘condition of the Poor, desire to make another appeal to the public,in behalf of the Erea School and Chapel in West-street, Seven Dials, established by the Society, some years ago, under the auspices of Dr. Purteus, late Lord Bishop of London, for the gratuitous Instruction of the Poor of, they Gistressed and populous neighbourhood, = _ Upes,a late renewal of the lease for 22 years, an excsse of about S000L, has been incurred for repairs, from which it is necessary to relieve the concern, is order that the poor may continue to receive the same gratuitous instruction that they have heretofore enjoyed. . Application has been made for assistance to the Society for Building and Enlarging Churches, c., but the Weat-street Chapel being leasehold, does not come within the rules of that woeful and benevolent Inslisation. Sooo The undermentioned donations have been received, but there is still a balance dete furtepaira of about ‘700! Any persons ae to coerctes ints: . peecace rewards make Wen deficiency, are requested to pay their contrictions to the Weis: Street Chapel Fund, at either Re fhe following Bankers, viz Messrs. Morland, Auriol, and €o...Rall-Mally Messrs. Hoare, ‘Fleet-street;: Mesare. Smith, Payne, and Saith, George. ‘street, Mansion House. Subscriptions: will. ale be received: by Mr. Newman, 21, Cockepur-streets aid Mr. Hudson, No. 27, Haymarket. . Society for Bette the Condition . Poor, 13 Honation The (late) Earl of a The Lord Bishop . Durham..... — Lady Bernard...... ‘Ditto.(vd denation) ‘The Lord Berley.. . Gordon, J. Te Bate, Fisq...se he Lord Calthorpe rd Cacrington.... The Bart of Hardwic The Lord Bishop of S field and Coventry The Lord Rivers __ Lord Robert Seymour, Sir Claude Scot, Bart. Benny Hoare, Esq. S. Gardiner, Esq. we: weep eB of wae when ae 0. ose, 10-10: eace 10 aeee 1010 oder 10 the. le ich Society For Bettering the Condition of the Poor, 3ddonation[ 0. a hriatmas, 182k. 7. Be Hadson, Eng....£ 19 'o senebsdwecessaces 0 o| Ba. Parry, Exq. Gower- BPC]. we cee eeee eee 5 Anonym mous. gewewraseess 'b Lord Viscount Garvey $. | Lady M.A.Smith.....0. 5 Rev. Mr. Smith ........ . ° | Miss Vannittert ....... Mr. Robert Stérridge .. we Mercoat Blackburne.. : EB pseaxssns, 8 Mr. ene, Re. Glande onse. Me: oO . = ssee Postacaser © Fa John Moillier, Esq. .... 5 W. Willis, Esq. ........ 5 Mr. Griellet .......... oes 6 Mr. Christian .......... 5 Wm. Haydon, Essq. .... 5 Thus. Haydon, Esq. .... 8 Stephen Maherly, Esq.. 3 Various smaller subscrip tions. _ wee eee eee Moiety of Collections at the Chapel............ 1825, Wm. Newman Esq... — Robert Barclay, Esq. .. 16 ‘ Nichnine-Brown, Esq. .. 10 ‘ OCIETY ‘for PROMOTING CHRISTIAN KNOWLEDGE.—The ANNIVERSARY DINNER of this SOCIETY, will be held TO-MORROW, the Slat Day ‘of May, at the Freemasons’ Hall, in Great Queen streat. . . — qeey tight Rev.: Bowyer-Edward, Lord Bishop of Ely, p Right . Rev. Richard, Lori ._ Bishop of Down and Connor Very Reverend the Dean of Peterboraugh, Venerable the Archdeacon of _ Bedford, John Horneley Palmer, Esq. Dinner on the Table at Half,—-.. --.- - ~.--- pews eye Tickets at 15s. each, may be had by the Members of the Sc iety, at their Office, No. 67, Lincoln's Inn-fields, corner of rear Queen-street, and at the Bar of the Tavern; and they are requested to send for them, on, or before, the 30th of May. W. PARKER, M.A. . Joint — A.M. CAMPBELL, M.A.S Secretaries, akRDS. Rev. Edu. Goodenouh, D.D. Head Master of Westinster School. Right Hon. Earl of Clarendon. Right Ban. Lord Combermere. Right Hon. Chancellor of the Exchequer. Nicholas Conyngham Tindal, Req. M.P. naat Five o'Clock. Grucisalv. (FRUE ANNIVERSARY MEETING of the CHARITY SCHOOLS within the Cities of London and Westminster, Southwark, and Paris adjacent, will be held on THURSDAY, June 2, in the Cathedral Church of St. Paul, where a Sermon will be preached before lis Royal Highness the Duke of GLOUCESTER, President, weOo wy Boe eaime VauUPrris His Grace the Duke of Leeds he Right Hon. Lord Bagot. ir. William Curtis, Bart. Al derman,M.P. ir Richard: Carr Glynn, Bart. Aldacman MON Ae ‘Fhe Right: Hon. Lord Bexley Richard Clarke, Eng., Cham berlain of London Sir. J. Perring, Bart.Alderman Sir J. Shaw, Bart. Alderman Charles Stable and William:Childs, Esqrs. Treasurers, nd the Patrons of the Anniversary ;.as also the Treasurera, Justéeca, and Subscribers. of, the several Charity Schoola; by e: Right Rev, Father in God, RICHARD, Lord Bishop of WN and CONNOR, Divine Service will begin at Tyrelve “Otocky precisely. meee , The President, Vice- Presidents, Treasurers, and Patrons of the Anniversary, as also the Treasurer, Trustees, and Sub scribers to the Charity Schools, will afterwards dine together at the Albion Tavern, Aldersgate-Street, at Five o'Clock,. His Royal Highness the Duke of GLOUCESTER, in the Chair, STEV s 4 KIDS. Lord Viscount Barnard, M. P. Lucas, Esq. Alderman, W. Richardson, Esq. J. Doyle, Esq. G. R. Simkin, Esq. W._N. Varty, Esq. J. Navwiic. Fan. The Marquis of Lansdown, M. Wood, Esq. Alderman,M.P, Sir P. Laurie, Koight, J. Freeman, Esq. J. Wright, Esq. JP. Skipper, Esq. C. Pugh, Esq. ee eee R. Gunsell, Esq. , W.K. Child, Esq. _ Tickets for the Dinner, at 15s. each, may be had of the Stewards, the Secretary, or at the Bar of the Tavern. _. The Masters, Mistresses, and Charity Children only, whose Seats may be on the South Side, to enter the Cathedral at the ‘great South Door; and those whose Seats may be, on the iNorth Side, to enter the Cathedral at the great North Door ; the Company, to enter the Cathedral as their Tickets direct, ‘except the Clergy, who will be admitted, if in their robes, at the great North Door, with West Door Tickets, until Twelve ‘o’Clock. The Masters and Mistresses are requested to be ‘particularly careful, that the Children take the Seats that are lalidateda tham, a 52, Hatton-garden, May 9, 1825. J. BIRD, Sec. The Treasurers of the respective Schools are desired to send the School Masters, with a letter, to receive the Proportion of Tickets allotted for their School; Anthems, Psalma, and Din ner Invitations, to the Secretary, at the Office of the Society for Promoting Christian Knowledge, No. 67, Lincoln's Inn fields, on Friday, the 27th of May, and Saturday the 28th, from Nise until two o’clock. And the Tickets, c. will be deli vered to the Patrons of the Anniversary, and all others entitled thereto, during the same hours (Sunday excepted), beginning on Friday the 27th of May, and will finally close on Tuesday, the 31st, at Twelve o’Clock precisely. By permission of the Right Reverend the Dean, and the Reve rend the Chapter of St. Paul’s Cathedral, a Collection will be made at the doors for the usual charitable purposes. The Secretary is directed not to deliver any Tickets but to the Patrons, or their orders in writing. HE GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY’S PACKETS will start from off the Cus tom House or the Tower, for CALATS, daily (Sundays ex cepted); Ostend, every Saturday; Ramagate, every Wednes day and Saturday, at Eight o’Clock precisely ; Yarmouth, every Wednesday, at Two o’Clock in the Morning ; and from Newhaven to Dieppe every Tuesday and Saturday, calling at Brighton Pier when the weather will permit. Particulars, with Tide Tables of the exact time of starting, may be had of Mr. Black, at Lacombe's Library, Old Steyne, Brighton; Messrs. Laws and Son, Yarmouth; at the Bull and Mouth Coach Office, 40, Regent Circus, Piccadilly; Middleton's, No. 959, Fixeter Change, Strand; Saracen’s Head, Aldgate; Custom House Quay ; and at the Company’s Office, 24, Crutched-friars, where all further information, and Season Tickets for Ramsgate, at 5. 5s. Each may be obtained. CHAS BESSELL., See. ag TFXHAMES POLICE OFFICE, Wapping, May 94, 1893.—On the 15th inst, a house in the neighbourhood of Vauxhall was searched, and several Articles found therein, were seized on suspicion of having been stolen, viz, three cot ton stockings, marked J. de M.; one large fine damask table cloth; seven pair of white, one pair of speckled, and three pair of old black silk stockings; six linen shirts, one marked S. ; one large calico eight shirt; 12 pair of cotton half stockings, one of them marked W. C. 11; 13 diaper napkins; eight towels, one of them having a blue stripe across the top and bottom ; 25 neck and pocket handkerchiefs; six old finger cloths; two small table cloths; three shifts; two petticoats; one long night gown; six pillow cases; four aprons, which have the appear ance of shop apron.;wo pair of cotton drawers; one frock ; four night caps, one marked M.; eight sheets; three leather sheets; two green table cloths; one new writing desk; one French Calendar of the year 1621, in a pearl case with gilt orna ments, and marked ** Souvenir,” in which were found at the time two 51 bank notes, and five sovereigns; one gold ring with three garness, one gold seal, crest a lion passant, with initials S. M. R.3 one other gold seal, engraved “ normi ricorde, with the figure of an ass, and another gold seal with an engraving representing Cupid in a beat; one gold watch hook ; one silver watch, maker’s name “‘ Charles and Thomas Wheeler, Shrewsbury,’’ with a metal chain, seal, and two keys; one bundle of harp strings; one bundle of leather cuttings; a pair of plated snuffers; three dog’s collars and a chain; one black coat; two pair black trowsers; two fustian jackets; one white great coat; and one pair of fustian trowsers. Marks have been taken out of most of the linen articles, stockings, c., but in several they can be observed. A dark-green Chaise, with a Horse and Harness, were also seized. The following is a description of the Horse, viz.: a dark bay gelding, aged, 14 hands high, thick in the wind, large star on the forehead, cut tail, the of hind feilock white. The Proncery is in the custody of Alexander Mitchell, a Surveyor of the Thames Police, sta tioned on board the Port Mahon Police Vessel, lying at Arun del Stairs, Strand; and way the second application to him, R.OGMNSBURY “DISPENSARY, 62, Great Ruseell-suget.— Fhre ANAS ERSAES: ‘DINNER wil take place at Freemancas’ Tacere, Great Queenstreet, Lin coln’s Laa-fields, TO-MORROW. Slet -BMay, 1825.: Dinner to be on the table at past” Five o'Clock. =e ee ee His Grace the The Most Noble t! YUCK F ‘The Must Noble the Marq i of Tavistock, M.P. Rt. Hon. Lord J. Russell, M. (. Hon. Lord Visc. Sidmon on. Mr. Justice. Hayley. un; Mr. Baron Garrow. Lt.-Gen. Sir T. Hislop, 6.0.8, Sir Claudius S. Hunter, I G..W. Anatay, ~ Thomas Henry. Hall, Esq. Captain Hough, J..O. Jones, Eaq. Whietete Tee Sach, te i. ta.. . Bar of, the Tavern. cee : DUI Ey BEDFORD. ==—5ID LI AQUIS of RUNTLY. b ‘t. a. we 2p. le Fiekt paar erty a Se Eaten on Paomeee Mr. Bear Bay, Tread. BS Esq. MP. eTmewS mire, Wiliam Pratt, heped on asaeb a. 8. Vemirames ag at ‘ihe, Laeped at the _____JAME8-PASMORE, Secretary. aE KING'S G'S THEATRE..NEW MUSICAL D-established April 16, 1786:: for the RELIEF of DRGAYED MEANS. 3 he WIDOWS and OR- 8 it oC PHANS. WIS NOSE aSeRcueN ATESTY, His. Royithe ibe: Duke are Reda Highness the Deke of GUMBEREAND, Stare case PAMBRIDOR: The Hon. R. Bingham, W. L. Caldecott, Eaq. Earl of Donoughmore, John Gray, Esq. George Green, Esq. Hon. W. Grey. George Gibson, Esq. Richard Heale, Esq. Bier Royal Highness the Debes. of KENT, Her Royal Highness the Duchess of SERRENE, 2. president, of His Royal Highness the Duke of SUSSEX. _ On FRIDAY, June 3, 1825, will be performed » GRAND MISCELLAN ROUS CONCERT of VOCAL and INSTRU MENTAL MUSic, for the benefit of this Institution. ‘The Orchestra will be erected on the Stace, on the Grand Scale of former years. , ‘The following eminent Performers have, ‘in the most hand some manner, kindly promised their gratiitous assistance.— Principal. Vocal: Performers in Madang Dea, Signer De Begnis, and Madame Pasta; Mise:Stephens, Miss Goodall, Miss Cawse, ‘Miss H.. Cawit and Sts Paton, Mr. Prahem, Mr. Perraih, Mr. Hawes, Mr. Peilling, and Mr. Bel amy. “In the course of the Concert, x Fantasia on the Grand Pianoforte, by Mr. Moschelless and Salo, Harpia which will be introduced with Variations. the National Air. Rule Bre tannia,” by Mr. Labarre.—Some Grand Choruses wil be performed.— Leader of the Band, Mr. F. Cramer ; Conductor, Sir George Smart. The Organ will be erected by Mr. Gray. Further Particulars will be duly announced. =. 5 ss, Tickets for the Boxes,and Pit, lus. ed., and for the Gallery, 5s. The Doors will be opened at Seven, and the Canscert will commence at Eight o'Clock, Subscriptions are received, and Tickets delivered, at Messrs.: Hammersley and Co.'s, Bankers, No. 74, Pall-mall; at the Secretary's, Mr. F., Hammead, Lit tle Chapel-street, Soho; the Treasurer's, Tuscoe ‘Kendrick, Esq. No.6, Upper Marylebone-street; at Mr. Ebers’, Bond street ,and at all the principal Music Shops.. A Subscriber paying one guinea will have two tickets. Any Lady of Gen tleman subscribing the sum of ten guineas (at one payment) wil be considered as an Honorary Subscriber for Lire, and will be entitled owo Tickets for the Annual Benefit Concert of this Society. If any of the Subscribers should not receive their tickets in time, they are respectfully requested to write to the Secretary, and they shall be immediately forwarded to them. A Subscriber's ticket will admit two to the gallery. Books of the Performance, with a list of the Subscribers, may be bad at the Opera House, price one shilling only. The Managers of this Charity respectfully entreat that the Subscribers who intend to retain their boxes for the night of their Benefit, will honour them with their commands on or be fore the 30th of May, immediately after which date the remain ing boxes will be finally appropriated. The Managers beg per mission to explain that there is a considerable number of pro perty boxes in the King’s Theatre, the proceeds of which be long to persons, wholly, unconnected with the Theatres and they therefore request that all applications for boxes may be made only at Messrs. Chappell and Co.'s, New Boad street. ELSH SLATE, COPPER, AND LEAD MINING COMPANY.—Capital £ 500,000. Shares Ten Thousand, Fifty Pounds each. DIRECTORS AND OFFICERS. Cuaremay,.—S., B. M. Barcett, Esg. M.P. DEPUTY-CHAIRMEN. . Peter Moore, Esq. M.P. Hon, W. F. Powlett, M. P. DIRECTORS. . W. Kershaw, Esq. Lord Viscount Palmerston, MP Archibald F. Paxton, Esq. Philip Perring, Esq. A. A. Surtees, Esq. , Calorel Talbot, M.P. AUDITORS. R. Talbot, Esq. ,W. Wilkinson, Esq. TREASURERS, Messrs. Sir William Kay, Bart Price, Marryat, and Coleman, Messrs. Sir John Perring, Bart. Shaw, Barber, and Co. STANDING COUNSEL, W.M. Bythewood, Esq. P.B. Brodie, Esq. C. H. R. Ker, Esq. Solicitors—Messia, Wilks and Verbeke, Secretary— Philip Barton, Esq. Mine Superintendant—George Hinafray, Esq. It is not, perhaps, very generally known, that the valuable Slate Quarries and Minerals which abound in a large portion of North Wales, have been hitherto entirely neglected, or only very partially worked. Indeed, the mode in which Mining operations are conducted in this Principality, exhibits suffi cient evidence of the want of skill or insufficiency of Capital to work them. The appearance of a vein of State of Mineral either induces a few persons, generally small tradesmen, in the vicinity, to agree to explore it in partnerships or some in dividual with an incompetent Capital, to undertake it. For this purpose all adventures in Copper and Lead are divided into Sixteen portions or ounces, and the usual subscription to commence the working. seldom exceeds £ 50 for each Shareholder, who looks to an immediate return for the invest ment, and seldom consents to the profits (if any) of the works being devoted to their extension and improvement. This also, with reference to Slate Quarries, is the principal cause why at present, with the exception of Iron Works (which it is not the intention of this Company to undertake) there are nnw tract of country literally abounding with the most valuable Slate Mi neral, very few conducted on a scale promising adequate remu neration. To obtain an immediate and small profit, the capabi lities of the Quarries and Mines are generally altogether sacri ficed; and if, at any future period, the Shareholders in the ad venture, or perhaps,sole Proprietors be induced to extend ope ration, they often find that all the previous workings have only been detrimental to the property, and a serious obstacle to its improvement. This is more particularly the case with the Slate Quarries. The immense demand for this article within a few years, would, it might be supposed, have induced :the investment of 4 large Capital, and the employment of competent intent in the pro duction. But the contrary is the fact; and it appears from personal inspection, and the opinion of individuals well quali fed to pronounce on the subject, that within the Principality of North Wales, at this moment, only two Proprietore conduct this trade on their own estates, to that advantage of which it is so completely susceptible. Not that other sitations and other opportunities are wanting—not that the State is else. ..of an inferior quality, or more expensive in the production; for it is found to be otherwise the case in various parts of the Prin cipality, but has to quality of material and vicinity to a place of shipment. Yet notwithstanding these advantaces, and the long period during which the trade has been steadily increas ing, there are now lying in the ports of Ranger,Caernarvon and Tremadoc, many vessels from all parts of the kingdom, and from America, waiting for weeks to be loaded with “late, which all the exertions of the present Proprietors of the Quar ries are insufficient to produce in quantity to supply the de mand. Thus,in defiance of the unprecedented prosperity of the trade, the capabilities of numerous situations for Slate Quarries, it is fair to conclude, are altogether unknown to the great majority of individuals resident in North Wales, and in terested in this description of property ‘af they have been de terred by want of Capital from working thé with energy. — These considerations have induced the propeevils of this Com pany to pay more particular attention to that portiod' of its in tended operations connected with Slate than they otherwise would have felt justified to doing; and they have now the sa tisfaction to announce to the Shareholders that they have se cured several valuable Quarries, compactly situated in various parts of the Principality, and particularly at Festiniog, in Merionethshire. . Although the main object of the Company will be the work ing of Slate Quarries, yet agreements have been made for situations, and Mines of Copper and Lead in the same vici nity, which it is confidently anticipated must prove eminently productive. The affairs of the Company are under the management of a Board of Directors, and four Auditors. A Deed of Settle ment has been prepared for the regulation of the Company, which, ‘being approved of by the Directors, is the proper Deed for the regulation of the Company, and must be signed by every Shareholder on taking out his Shares, the deposit on Ot a Share. P oi pble cps any further information may be obtained at the Company's Offices, 3, Broad-street Buildings, City, ~ By Order of the Directors, oe PHILIP BORTON, Sec. 3, Broad-street Building, May 37, 1883. Ser SSee 0: 0 10 10 10 le 10 1e 0 -6 a 0
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