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  <dc:title>Personal letter from Sir William Gell to Philip Gell Aug From the Albany, Piccadilly `You will have now seen in the papers that we are off and you may learn that the Jason frigate, Capt. King, is at this moment in waiting upon our Excellencies ..... our departure is so sudden as the Princess [of Wales] is so tired of contesting and defending that there is not even time for getting half the necessary things done.' Will call on Mary Nicholas on their way through Switzerland</dc:title>
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  <dc:date>?1814</dc:date>
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