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... the i nv. i.a ra ies, General Gosling. Ckpringe, Kent. who is absent ; bin his son opened it and forwarded it to me. I mention this, that it may go forth to the public. [corr.] 21, Marshal Street, Golden Squire. June 2,1834. s i r —nas Mg seen, through ...