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CRELTENNAM, JUNE 5. • ? Onr , rrefon may be laid to be now completely boa, F an. MT Kiva, the Matter of the Ceremonies. who.. is ever ;lid 4,AtigAhle in his .ttriduities to pleafe, ar lived here IA week, end the Birth-Day Ball. waders Lis &offices. difplayed a world of fidhion and ele gance ; airs rag the farbionables prefent, we could perceive Lbrd and Lady Munatupuroan, Lord and Lady ASHTOWN Lord Bainroat, Admiral MAIM, Mr. Hay, andl;dy Maar Hay, Sir WILLIAM and Ledy limes, Sir 11011111 T and Lady Hliaalah Ho. nonrable Miis Blouson, etc. die. The sown is now fuller than ever we recolleß at this early part of the feafon, and the inhabitant* Ikon to vie with each other in their accommodations. A tea garden, upon an eztenfive and elegant kale; is this day opened. We hope to be mithkd to an nounce in a few week* the opening of our new The atre, which is nearly completed by that well known popular chat-atter. Mr. Watsou, whohasendeavour• ed fofuccefafelly for many years to *de the ama teurs of the drama s and although the Comedians ham sot yet made their appearance foe the *don, the old Play-honk on the lEino's hitalrday difplayed ma enlivening kene tit mirth and fellieity, the whole fill dm Rage being thrown open to. the adjoining nts and garden, and the pit Awed over.— =Gaar's troop of Yeomen Cawley, in cow. to their comrade, Mr. WiLas, landlord of i k. Hotel Lodging and Boa es. at Ammon dinner. The boxes sad the en : of the gage were fancifully dectymed with oak r JoaripWted with fishable Ws I the baad $ b ' Clliktidi pszalid l il.od ai a ' u r r l ired l itr il l 1 lii 0 0 I W CerPi ef hl i t It e v i 12 d a l y i c , omu g pi l l i ge upper boats. biaay loyal sad patrimic walls and featiments were drank, sad the evemag antsiraited With the sumo& hilarity a nd r od Ms - ihraa. - The following estemp . ore was retatved with 4/Coq id enthtfastm (pawed in a few Saimaa by --- ‘neiAt --..--,) and it Is bat plies to remark • 'Chit order and demon pretested through die - y where nearly eat hundred per ~deferves molt hoop le swiftefrl— gesr:4 4 , klelia 11A 1.. la ' the lisle, Xibrikeib Mittorsi 111011011bde omedaihsi, 16" pottilid tiolubk. t." -14^01011111— of Pass boa OM yes anal& .4 0 ,0# war. 'Wei; aglitrise w ire vim M ,704J lidti waisie war, -- - - sit 4! kra41140. 0111111*,116 NI brig die Pap& lin Ofifsillest. "Mill Are INA 1 .4 emplomp it. T. pot thin gairresol. le Oa ion as rui mom . Aye ai1.1114 be am ea& 111 fearibi Corp OE adisakithhisda bee& ~ • . . nosum. yin's .3. ~....._ In confectatnee ef . latoriantiew received by the Mayor of Cork lakileasmilay mereings of az= dated battl intended to be foeghe on the day, between the lahibitants of two parities in the vicinity of that city, T. Jamison Efq. with a host gaud, eoeCtßies of a ferjeast a l ad- Az dragoons, if a,. sadt •regimest, -sod yo of the Tippersty Militia, Waderthe ofiatmend if Coatis Beset, repaired on illey _Weetlerg to the fens of Won, near the erofs at Dowoublistes.sod. ferprifed a took formidable • 4111110164,41.4bedisishrAtacith to the sentrent of many itetrilm&Paltilly steed with bludgeons. :The mils • Ititslollloldivivallsed is moon them, and 95 of ; tigglirdrAoll4lll‘l4o4lo.l (or their ambulates were appre losoglit ism town. This timely inter oftliga me* probe* prevented the eiftfme of much •• SIM "erre ate isfotined feveral - who &reed their 'lO4 armed .with feythes and other defperate r. Ilaratissels credit newt be bellowed es eta Biwa sod the party under his onetemad, r ie, ' wtteleti en:arch of 26 miles ender ;whet mad boort tette, with the tomoß cheerfully& sited Ilacti , The-rioters who were taken into enßody- have 'AM fines liberated, upon enuring into heavy n -6 Worethe May 7, for keeping use peace n'9eart, themfelves to 401. and two &reties t i% L iallce ' erat. each. . . '! - k melancholy accident lately happened to Asia.. natiCaoss, Ifq. a geetleman of grea t refpeltability in Makerry : as he was pitting a large pile of timber on the deal-yard , sear YyrPoquay, Cork, the Rakes which fopported it gave way, when it fell and crialhed him fo dreadfully, that lie expired upon the fpot. . .On the morning of the tell ult. Mr. Cadw. Blay ne), of Newry, accompanied by Robert M'Cao and • Wes. Pollock, Eqrs. sad a party of the Newry ca valry, Went tit Glee, where they apprehended a wo man, wife to ph. Mohan, the &pried murderer of she tsfaiket.hill poR-boy in February UR and about ems Vane!' of the lard day, Rob. M'Can, Efq. ac . monied by Mr. Edw. Courtney, and Mr. C. Slay sty, ipprebeeded John Mohan , the fuppofed ma dam the Paid polhboy Toefday, the Committee of Merchants held a meet ing at Cork, to confider of the propofed alteration in the export deem from this country to England. , Yellerday. O 1101.0111 was taken into cußody by th e I peace office,chatge of having ettempted to hang . a boy of eight or ten years old, who is her ttep- fon, in Fleet-fireet. Thurfday, a in •lancLrily accident occurred in Frenchlreet :—a I Ibourer attendant on a flator, af ceading a ladder to the top of a houfe with a hod of mortar, unfortunately fell from the Commit, and was uc ipitated no tie ( pike s of the iron railing of the h on k, by which his body was dreadfully torn and lacerated—inflantaneous death was the coofequence. His wife, a thOf t time preceding, 101 l her life by a fragment of a delft plAte. with which caleauston had t ac o wised, ha tag Ruck in her throat. .e. 1 • Lir aim LlatiNCL KHMER ASSIZES. Tbe Judges met yefterday in the Xing's len& Toresfury.Chamber, and chofe their circuits as under wearies. Mr. Estee Miaow*, VORTOLIC. Mr. Janke HONE. Chief Brim M•CDOIIIILS, Mr. BUM HoTIAM. Uri ELLtuvouitovax, Clhiet Jafticc MAINITIE Lap Mr. Jake 01011. Me. janitti LA*UII tit. Mr. Jake - 111DL•11 1 5. a. Mr. pities Roost. oisoso. Mr. Jabs Ls Hamm Mr. Biros Gamins. COURT OP CHANCERY. JUNE 1. RI TANTS VALI AND OTNIR2 IN THS MATTI& 07 _ tatOLITOII a 44444 UPT This petition was prefented for the purpose of ob taining the decifion of the LORD CHAIMILLOI upon the poke, how far the power of the Commiffioners of Bankeoptcy to examine a perfon, to whom it was fuppofed money had been paid after an An of Bankruptcy,•exteodst It Rated. that a Commiffion of Bankruptcy had been rued out againft Edward Eagletoe, in Othibet titoe. and that the Aft of Bankruptcy confined in his lying in prifon two months. The during the time of his fo being con fined. be paid to one Cnf lms. by the hands of a perfon awned Clarence, the fern of ssed. being the amount of ate of the debts for which be was de taioed; which payment the petitiours, the Agues, conceived to be fraudulent, being made rubrequent to the commencement of the Ad of Bankruptcy ; and they therefore antral Citrus to be fantameed to attend before the Comedifioners, in order to Si'. mime him u to the cite-embalms under which the payment was made. That upon Curses attends. the Comenifesews, ha admitted that be had re ceived his debt estr cede, while Eagletoo, as be be. lied wis la putt, sad that be thereupon did =hies bee the sake at his fait ; bat he re give any walla! Re It quake_ pat maim... • Wlest any sad what'ommtandnisi wawa reties or letters, piled betwees the Bankrupt and boy previous to the payment bag ib made, and whether that pram was not m colloquium of fosse itemogemset between the parties, and what were the aidellias ei rads letters, and the purport of ceevestbliense if n a y(ltch did Pars r Mr. Rosman and Mr. Wevenau., in rapport or the peados, annestied that ender the claire is the Statute of the reth of Elizabeth, a power to ea- force an ;direr to fuck a queßion was clearly given to the - Co nnaiffiootrs. l'hat elude extended -to all peeress into whore bands the money of the Baskets had is any manner come after an Ad of Bankruptcy, whether it was paid to, detained or re armed by the pares propelled to be examined. That this power in the Commiersoners was virtually recer aired by Lard Hardwicke. in a cafe before him, and has been the content prarffice. It was clearly the objea sod policy of the . whole clank to give the Luse jorifdinion to the Conatiffioners as a Court of - Equity had, is cafe a Bill were Bed foe a difeovery, and prevent the expence of fuck a proceeding. A &Million might perhaps be made where evidence was foe& to foams an anion of Crouse, bat not la I 'trample. Loan Cuanesteoe.—" Was there ever:rim! ream to this t I have great doubt w hether ehe Corotadirsoesers are bound to ober my order. Their authority lath eertaiidy be limited by the general i principles of law as a Court. They commit at their 1 peril, sad are liable to an allies for dupers, in 1 cafe they do it improperly. Ia direrting them thaw fore to enforce anitarwer to this quells% might I ' au be ordering them to do that which would jen them to an arson r Mr. Rossity.—" If any order is made, the party would then be bound to anfwer under the order of the Court, and not the authority of the Came/ fiossers." Mr. Haar for Cu ff ans.-- , " My client has not de. nied the juriidietion of the Commiffioners, but he objeets that there interrogatories . go too far. He is only bound to Rawer upon the immediate Ms re lather to this particular demand, and be has already di&ionly admitted that be did receive this funs of 2/401 in full for his debt andeofts. Iran the hands of one Clarence, while Eagletoe was in perm.— There interrogatories extend to all coesamoicationss couverfations, and letters which have ever pared between the Bankrupt and hint, whether relevant or not. ,, Lose Cuaircettoa.—" Might not the Conenif- Goners examine this man to prove whether the pay went was made in contemplation of bankruptcy, for the an of bankruptcy had here only begun, but was not complete ?" Mi. Haar —" He is willing to anrwer, provided the interrogatories are reduced into writing, fo that be may confider and fee the extent of each quettion before he sewers." Lotto Ctraucattoa.—m That is not the praaice, for very good and obvious reafuns. The point is, whether the Commiffioners have not a power to a& quefiions which they think Rtaterial Mr. HART ..... They mutt bi relevant to the im mediate purpole of recovering the money." Mr. Rousts y.—" Mr. Cufrans may be releafed from all further examination, if he will admit that this was not a &oafs& payment made in the comic of trade, for this is the objeet of the queftions, and they merely extend to converfations, letters. &c. on the fabje& of this payment. He is clearly bound to pro. duce all that relates to this tranfaetion, as he would be in this Court." Loan CHARCILLOR." I ()mold hefitate a long time before I made the order prayed for by this pe tition for if I were once to ((labia the principle that a party, who is brought before the Conniffion era to be examined, has a right to demur and appeal to this Court, there will be no inftance in which the effed of filch an appeal will not be attempted. I be lieve there never was any inlance of an application (smilar to this; and fo new are there queftions about the power of the Commiffioners, that it was even doubted lately whether it were neceisry for this Court to interfere in order to compel a Witne(s to at tend the Commiffioners ? The punt limply it, could the party have refuted anfwering theft nueftions if a Bill of I)ikovery had been filed? and if he could not, what power haie the Comasiffioners to enforce CD *dye r I I fee to muds Assist euusidit any prededeat as to their power. that I ant not dif pofed to malts any order aim the fuliecla, and as th e re is no precedent. and the Coustniffioners theta feives do not feels to have any Mi theit ght about aut hority, I nal give so opinion upon it, " Upon a fuggeftion from Mt. ROINILLT, the Lots CHANCILLot girdled a declaration, that be made on order. becaufe he eras of opinion that he bad no as; thority over the Comnsiffioocrs In this sefpea. COURT OF KING'S 31110th. Pitts di. TIII ZING T. LOOM, WAINWRIGHT AND WWII/ I In the abfence of the Arroaustr G , Mr. Gatlin" mentioned that Mrs. Wainwright being now fufficiently recovered from the indifpofition which prevented her bein g brou g ht up along with the other Defendants left Term, he now prayed .the ludgineut of the Courts and it was aecordenglyorder id that all the Defendants be brought up on this day fencight. RENT V. DI M& In this caufe a conditional Rule was , obseiselos. a former day, for confolidating into one 'three for Bribery, commenced againft the Defendant.. Mr. Easaisis &lied caufe this -day ageing, So Rule : he Paid thefe were Alone For Bribery. on Ara ° late Ayleibuty Eloltion , and there were nuiesette , than 4o fubßantive penalties in each sition. Mr. COURT fupPorted the Role for confolidati4 the salons at forme Issgth:. - --- The Rule was diadiarged. .. Aker foam farther anima of se enameat, his: Lordihip fat in 411 Nam , ,•I . 'WV TWO was on aelionielb;:t:htty one peldleasfli _Mt, to recover back a hum o f al, sos. is is commonly called Rok Money, which:4l Plaiatiff e had ec taid to the Defendant. It ap the Deaden: bad kept rise pn Bea i-• lie hoer ie, in Newman-Rrect. wboto be hod kt4t together fame little property by his itidnacy. log to retire, he re pref ented to 0' Pkintitthainef pawns Rate of the le, and the batik eras theihript on iodated to take it from him. It appeared to be a general ealtost that the li. cooks poblican Could pay a him of money to llea oat rang one, nokoewo to the landlord, wkieb ie termed Rofe money, that is money paid nadir We Rafe. The Plaintiff therefon paid the film before ftated. From Come cireamaances he repented of his bargain, and witted to get his money back, alletigip g that he bad been &caved by the mifreprefentatton of the Defendant, who had Rated that be drew from eight to ten butts of thong beer per Month, Whereas turned out that he fold much Ids. The Defendant, on his part, proved that the re prefentation which he had made to the Plaintiff was grounded in fait. Lord E L LIIIIOIIOOO a obferved, the only for the jury was, whether the Plaintiff's espaestles had failed, or was he really deceived ? whetherfitesilk ed to decline his bargain from the mifreprefkkillilde be had atledged, or from his own inabiSty ? • *'? ! The Jury found a Verdia for the Defendant. Dona v . uonarr. This was an salon brought upon three Pro for) Notes of the Defenda nt to the ; .Flabetiff Icon!. each. ~. 1 ,roi .1. Mr. MAILIITOIartd the cafe. •'' ' • 7": Mr. 13• 11 1 .01, it was IlterdyWitil, to prove the hen s :a r o( tha at feat, which was Ont. '‘ •'• Mr. Easetna later' calk, parties were fornierlyrtnere and proprietors of Hotel de la Sablionieve, in beietikerifffsaftt having agreed to dirolve partnerikip, the beta paid a large fors of money to the Defendant, for the relinquishment of his Stare ; aftertholdrolatieatiehe Defendant took a bade near the Plaisdrs, where he intended following a Smiler beads s' bat it was ne cefary be fbould obtain a licence for that pupae. He applied to the Magiftrates for one, wita the Plaintiff thought proper to prefer a complaint aping him, and the bilagiamtes would not grant him a it • but on condition that he fitoold give the Plaintiff soot. The Plaintiff then attempted to pro c, from the pleadings in a Snit in the Equity Side of the Eschewer, which bad been ;Miaowed by the grefent Plaintiff againft the Defendant, that the De. lenient was indebted to him the film in qnekion, as part of a fum formerly due. The Plaintiff was now faked. COURT 07 COMMON PLEAS, JUNE 6. COLLINS' O. /WITT. Mr. Serjeant Barr Ibewed caufe againß a Rule obtained for difcharging the Defendant out of the Sherirs cußody, on the ground that the was a mar ried woman, and her hufband refponfible for the debt which Rte had contia&ed. Front the Plaintirs' affidavit, it appeared that the Defendant *Ent to his (hop in the Strand, reprefented hetfielf as a fancy drefs maker, refiding in St. Albas'i-fireet, and pur chafed various articles, which the Plaiitiff gave tier credit for, under a belief that the was unmarried. A confiderable time having afterwards elapfed, and no payment being offered, the Plaintiff proceeded for the recovery of his money in'a legal ways on which Mn. Rota begged to be allowed longer credit, and offered to pay, by giving a note, accepted by two perfuns of refpeflabtlity. The latter propofal was not acceded to, but the proceedings were delayed againft her, during which the went away, and the Plaintiff did not know where the was, until he acci dentally met her in Fleet Market : au aftion was thee commenced, and the was arrefted. I It was contended, that the Plaintiff had never beard the Defendant was married during 'the tranf notion between them ; and had always confidered her as tingle. Her name and profeffion being an the door of her honfe, and every other appearance toeon firm fuch a belief. In fupport of the Rule, Mr. Serjeant Ow stow Rat ed, that the Defendant was married at St. Juht.'s Church, Weßminaer, to Michael Roett, who at pre fect reticles near Charing Croft. In confequence of which, he argued, the could not be held to bail. Sir jamas Mainvtato obferved, if there was no doubt of her marriage, the scuß be difcharged.— It was, however, an unfortunate cafe, that the could not be compelled to remain in rifle s her condutt was of that defcription which required invelligation at the Old Bailey.—The Court acquiefeed in the pro priety of the rule obtained.. ICCIAMASTICAL PROMOTIONS. tturidrd atatedlar hasprdestsa the Rea. ClllMea.Attgallat Rattan, M. A. to tha Wary at lantaaharpa, Laitaitathin. Tim Rev. PhiSp Moadoets. lota Deafer CAW" Canatidga, too been Inatome:l is the Radar, at G mat BeaVage, &doe, on 'the prdentadoa et PNHiP Mede+/e. Plc --- if. Tatar/ nirtiatalagotas I al tha Rjo: their Laos Midge, aft o a wsoad= r ia Gam Claassallesat. Ihriiiikat Jobs Oaryr 114 at a &o.iw. Lately, at Ns hod& la PaltigaSStati• do LOS: Hop. Jahn Daum, fia. • Itatiodat a matfett, Lad? SWAN IWO. MARROW. ' • Ink A Kastatord, (*Rh% die Itieriptai owoiminspais. Ha Hata at Cabot' Haaditidoi ILltstafara. At etas* , Ohipolo litospr idao,attlorrat Rte. e• Plita O aluapoolltrar Thos. Gard"TMet. Eftl4tftesli•Geraens - 7 ----- a•ii;istkmit.t.,‘ kotiip4Azai, Dow ca w :Au t . a Siebeeek. a a__ . 7'Lliety, st BAN a Nevi Omni, Mk Ma. , I,Beralk,o•Strey 010104 104. At moat, *bl e b NM aft.villste. Mr& Amok w 1 a Thews Oaa• Ago l vr im orl i aih .:B azit Mellor, the steensger. ' lA. 1111111issllosti Mahar" In the tea yew Velasd Rasa lUdat Kepasess, a Iliairess. r . comb* 'IL 1101/6 6. 14•Awir ISt K a rl lisfaskfecoad FA *Maine at Beg . - • conic POW &SI Gil*ghli at _ mtAni Its _ ringiff a his alae'lleaiNeme Mot of CIPIRPFIr - -Thane Nitiht46lsll,6. Ifitmalirtalieresay ik 1001 W at ltid sa M r • 1 11 , 0 as l ice lf e k . Dif. . Whira Os At Lsa*tioa fi r, Nada at Halhahlia. 401Cnierakasela • , . '. , - . . Tutasy ha, Juno iteiddoe. ac Sailatthigunthas Mee Ttert,ln a a a Os Udell, at =2 is Uppertesokareet, Wiest ids. eget Sne oldner st tie hoe Sates laisarwing lallikillitst .itikr.Todikirs , Asisiyi at VW/a. hi ble ea vas', Litainaa Wad :-. Ma* Ibis. wham the _ ..isite le 081111$1, had n asE, The Awl 41101AtialW MAW by hie ' ea as Writ Critliar. iir 4 as thane it Masi. et Ibb Asiblel WOW • t. If. : • ' . atalliOdiereillieginek mei 3? . Peatr i Tstelatr; a istabseteelee hteitr ig : mammas 164 ' 0 11 00 . 4 Is o ll t .1 as butt u *el br" to hasped Own bandit A . . , • , Mu .Ws I ' 'ft t4 ref ill" L' .. Mama idle ' 4 0 0104gbear 3' 1 , i4.1 1 111 II ii . 10014 •Is 'OW. SO liali„WittnahT LOOM ( . APPWairtetS: 4 ‘,O:-14404 , 4" r . . - .6 . . ....11114PIA . •."..V.1 . .,34 - . ~, . .., ~, I# T- - the Tad bola Decay. and reoderlag die Brs:th r Rome. Ths ober kr tha Teeels-Aeh, which eves wittiest Bede. dm Teeth at Owen. stn Oreawash's Amdahl Lasenges. welt& see a SereiWd teal rowdy tat lientbara, liaise/an Pula or Wind la !Nana& the& Weeders that MB BOW tie hoc Being; sal rewieas efts 11l earls eitad wise. pale Mar. ae. ?down eao be a better Peal bass else army al doe above Ida& Awl elm o otos they have beer kid la arm* at as yam leery yarshater Is revelled es Wei.% *it R nt :t o L aptotm, is rioted ea the Seamy; ethers we Caw They are prepared sod fold by R. Hayward, Cowl* (Sacodrer to T. Deeerowsla,sie loreasee), No. to, Ludiawhil, Leedom Bald aro by F. Newbery, No. 0, St. Paul's Church-Tani ; Bayley &ad Blew. Deeklyar.ftrert 1. Ward, No. Hatboro ;W. Oat. N 0.469. Borough hod Dawn sad C. ys No a, . es% Ozford-Breec.-- Paw la i,(& HAVING dedicated teyklf tactic tidy, and beef gratilled by the mod conlidevabie praillec to that branch which I domed stow to fdetß I era* that I Met net mere Ml ' employed sny *DC tbim . theta who, In the ectesden lidd el die protelbes, ate nteadonaily isenerfed •In ancertsincy. aN seem dear are that heeds Meth Is atimirell by emeestestime the inteldeltuel Fewer one dans 4 &Mem The Wales of DEBILITY are penile" Melly, for der a g rid' these& train of cootenreset rtes . bye de er ell viteb missy. relltreat kfdf b e mersembleored.-- aree hoe the prevelenee of ill asmie,shsellphi dvaimioltsof fched-boys, se die ladiarnces m ntenarlep. therm juke the molt Mikan pptiellotial !Wbut by the leosnere of imedeested nets. tie kowtows ere aggravated, and the endi eation is dißioyid. Asa bUtldilißef the ROYAL COLLEGE ad OUlO5Ollln. I immil preadiese en mirky al education; asel pealing every to *attire. I feel infidt emitted to tilt condom webs - dike I but ittento boo fe Merdly hoesented. le die GM fadationi 4 local Mishisch, easy spilkielee will prevent the cdraM of a debilitatd firms t he she. the 61- faro, from • emleletdoels of the eneeinheds of the vise winch naiad lais raistortooe, Is Wok of the contempt or cadge of Ms tea* gbyletao. and Mo o ds ova N. Indrewity ebb vaieful e,n croloteot, it milt be GitiMelory for liben to be salmi net ordy of capahatry et moment. be We the met boveleide Gem cr. And in recent V enereai Cootptaketak I. potable to present pale. danger or ,Jtrela at the melt complicated odes k le the wipers nuns of caeluave raperlance h dui but to AA a fate, carton. and fpeedy re•oltablithmett 1 We the adwastair or thli rape:knee entail& of oftlars let who are allliaed 'rah an. kind of LifIBILITY, of may (raptor:no of , V EMelliAl. FES•TION, and all cafes the tonna al menu neaatiou arc Doted ow the GRa lotroview. par entolo the country arc espeeted to lodide a VIM mate. and are rciptallad to (porn their ace and assume of MARTIN UII. Member of the Royal Geier of Urgings le Leader No 19. Arundel-trees, Strand. am Tao* Ise. LW:DON Proud obi pahllevd by L6VlLliiter,( o ter wry•plee,. eintotib) a the STML 01111C11, 416 t, Corer Ana Put .10144 it tbt STAS Orin% Moyle •Bax. he pirristuktVs-• A* tag On a ' i. • • ___; faidattit* die 4t Ide er= 4 „„/ c „ ..* * A' ' • *OA dime bait • 'ad rd do ilk- i . fill O M ON •• pit it esteridel don bt' re • • ' • ardsmitirt.4 tad the gamed atidetka width tat t a ke, '.' '. •hi adadriad *ogle' fiat. rib Mach redo- leadaiii• wire . oda bete lealvdle:ed webs Difieseity. 2.... IV Sy ids daddeodads Diets, teem. 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