Star. — London, England, 1818-10-05 00:00:00

ICUESY ER, OCTOBER 3. to state that many of the rejected Spin en received again into their respective have consequently returned to their la- I could also announce a satisfactory • the dispute between the journeymen their employers; but such is- not the sof another turn-old among them, par ! differ cnt towns adjacent to this, are entertained. ng robbery was perpetrated late last r this morning, when the store of Mr. 0 , provision-merchant, of St. Mary's, was broken open, and property to a tarried away. The extent of the loss rely ascertained; but among the stolen ir e already missed, are ten firkins of e quantity of soap, &c. The robbers isappointed in what was supposed to object of their search, Mr. Briddon tly removed all the cash to his dwel cept a small quantity of cower. the young man mentioned in i ult. as having been apprehended for Caye's Overseer, on the Gorton-road, 1 , was yesterday fully committed to le, to take his trial at tile , issuing His accomplice, Arakijs,los_not Set at his person being wed known to the of this town, there is no fear of hi to elude their vigilance. He is sip seted in the neighbourhood, and an.ac aw for him. TESTON, OCTOBER 3. s body of weavers again assertible& at h-street, in this town, on Monday last, as some resolutions, proceeded in sham ;mon to Gatlows-hill, where a grave ic of their leaders pronouncccran ora of weavers' geerings were deposited in his ridiculous proceeding, we suppose, ith the equany absurd oue adopted the 'drawing from a green bag the name turing house for which they profess ork. It would be treating these niea-. peat respect to bestow much anima& lem, but the spirit of hostility which .ainst the most respectable house at levelled, is highly reprehensible. The s of Messrs. HorrOckses• and Co. may the whole of this manufacturing dis-i a superior degree of attention to the work-people employed by them ; and, ogling them out as objects of hatred, Ly from a spirit of a party feeling,'or isregard of the principles 6f jeltiee. the imporiant mission to which we c party dispersed, and have since con lerally to ply their looms.ae-the old but we arc glad to learn that of a small advance shortly.--(Prestoni .l t/~ IT NOTTINGIMM.--The Nottingham sd this morning, enable as to add but to the .very full account which. ou'r have already communicated, of the accident at that place. The extoosull ion ions that it was not only heard at Batcliff, Bingham, Loughbro', .11- 2 and even Newark, which is twenty A gentleman crossing the meadows is expressed the surprise which filled en he saw the whole building, tNot. -Company's warehouses) lifted up in height of several yards, and then burst numerable fragments L the bricks, the rites, the packages, the bales, and the . ing in all directions, so that literally a brick left upon another, that is not The stone floor of the warehouse,' rder stood, has been forced into the siderable depth. Huge pieces of timber Tel:impelled several hundred yards, both and tonth.west.—Hezekiah Riley, the ie boat which contained the powder, sur plosion, and gave evidence before the lry, on the following day, to the fol- Id done of the barrels was out, and had been the hush were matted round, but the Wood no bad broken and let out the powder, as this saying the bind from the boat into the ware d4"l4; or peg fastenings, which bound the Nether, had broken, and so loosened .the end rinspowder ; that he never perceived the said tube defective, till be removed the barrel from rat:Muse ' • that on first setting ddwn the barrel the wharf a considerable quantity of pr.mler,u tsar pounds, fell upon the wharf side between wirehoese door. Be does not know wh..:tlier : powder fell from the barrel into the boit ; awhe in the boat : and the barrel ir question, olu the boat to him, on the wharf, by Benjamin ha informant never saw any powder tall from , hd except upon the landing place of the wharf ; an: put back into the barrel the powder which as much of it as he could ; there might be a sct so left amongst the dirt; whether any had beat or no he cannot tell." Riley having thus es ha concaved, safely deposited, went away riag-house; and Joseph Musson went across the in which wi,s Richard Allcock, William Biota, I rPieni and addressing himself to the former, got a fire in your boat, I want a live coke," IM going to have a flush !" or words to that accardiigly took an ignited coal, and carried it the way between two sucks, but letting it fall, in ha 114. ids, and chucking it from one to the to the spot where the powder had been landed, of the wtiole exploded, and precipitated hanse:f ills, an ttanal world." if mtn have been employed in the yard, e calamity happened, but the ruins are !moved. The amount of damage it is, ) calculate. The Inquest was held on B,e unfortunate sufferers, at the Saviga 'lu?sday last, before HENRY ENFIELD 4N DUNN, Gents. Coroners for the Town, nr minute inquiry into the circumstances the verdict re:urned was, that they all casually, and by misfortuae, to i• ei i on cif a quantity doefunpowds!, several and respective at X. 4 VAL INTELLIGENCE. FALMOUTH, OCTOBER 1. Wind from N.N.W. to S.W.—The Dorothy, WAR• DELL, from Newcastle for Charante, put in to repair damages, having been run foul of off the Lizard, by a brig, on Tuesday night last. OCT. 2.—Arrived thl Lady Arabella Packet, with a mail from Lisbon, in six days. PRNZA NCR, OCTOBER!. Cartain Yount, of the Isabella Simpson, arrived off this Port the 90th ult. reports—that on the 15th of Aul t he fell in with the Susan, of London, in the of Florida, from Havannah, homeward bound, with her main-mast and fore-topmast carried away, and that he towed her close in to Nedro Castle. PORTSMOUTH, OCTOBER 4. Wind S.W. strong gales.—Yesterday put back-the Killinbeck, BARNES, from sea. Sailed the Brilliant transport, BOTHWELL, for Chatham. Arrived to -day his Majesty's ship SATELITE, from the Mediterranean, and is put uder quarantine; also the ROSARIO, from a cniize. Several brigs passed through, but from its blowing strong we could not ascertain their names. DEAL. OCTOBER 4. Wind S.W.—Yesterday- passed through the Downs several sail of vessels for the River, names unknown., And to-day arrived and sailed for the River, the Alexandrine, Batson., from Havre ; Lucy Davidson, 'CAMPBELL, from *Jamaica; Ruth, litnium, from ditto ; and, the (Nomocto, from Bengal—the three latter remain in the Downs. Came down from dui diver, the Lord Suffield, Bkows, for Calcutta; the, 'William Manning, &tiro, for St. Kites ; Commerce, gyxNcs, for Antigua ; William Dawson, fbr Nova Scotia ; and the Havannah, Dt:xxop, for Corunna ;' and remain in the Downs with the rest of the out wird-bound. DOVER. OCTODEk 5. Arrived last night the Queen Charlotte, Captain TiTOMAS, from Calais, with the EarlO. f 11 --A—ROWEY, and his Lordship is gone this afternoon to Walmer Castle. to visit the Earl of LIVERPOOL. Sailed this evening the Lord Duncan packet for Ostend, with a mail and passengers. Arrived this evening the In dustry, Captain ARCITER ; Pell, Captain STEANIS; and l'iris, French packet, from Calais, with passen gers. Sailed this day the Prince Leopold, Captain Rouziis, for Calais, with Lord Mavou and family. OCTOBER 4.—Arrived this morning the Princess Charlotte packet, Captain HALLANDS, from Ostend, with a mail and passengers. Sailed this morning the Lord Duncan packet, Captain HAMILTON, for Calais, with Admiral the Earl of ST. VINCENT'S. Arrived off this port yesterday, the Posthumous, Capt. Hoot), from Jamaica. RABISGATB., OCTOBER 4. Wind &W.—Came in several vessels for shelter. DtarsioUTH OCTOBER 5 Arrived yesterday, the sloop Elizabeth, REES, of Milford, having sprung a leak at sea, from London to Liverpool, with tallow, porter, &c. Also arrived tith afternoon, the sloop Peggy and Mary, EDBROOK, Of Swansea, with loss of sails, leaky, and, other da mage, from Pool to Bristol, with blubber, &c. The Elizabeth having been put on the ground yesterday, the leak has been found, and she will proceed on her voyage the first fair wind. WHITBY, OCTOBER 5. Put back to our Roads, the Hannah, HAY, battin to Memel, having been in sight of the Norway land, in want of water. LIVERPOOL. OCTOBER 3. . . . . • Arrived the Britannia, Beserrr ' from London, With loss of maintop mast. The John Winslow, lioDozs, from• Honduras, was lost the 26th of July, on the main reef near to Cocoa-nut keep : the greater part of cargo damaged. CUSTOM-HOUSE, LONDON, OCTOBER 3. Satre zsrturri nrivaans.—Jobanona, Walter, from Pißau ; Romulus, Cargill, from Riga; Speedwell packet, Varrell, from Jersey; Eliza, Martin, from Leghorn; 'Warkwaith, Theseus, from Haniburgh ; Endgrat, Jonge, from Amsterdam; Dart, Alickson, froni Marseilles; Liebe, Runuaens, from Carolindziel; and Liberty, Johnsen, from Jersey. sp erffAa p s .—W e ar Poinder Knopton, Christie, and Sir God. frey Webster, Boyes, for Jamaica; the St. George, Brown, for Grenada; Peace, Garland, for Mainenr; Britannia, Fox, for Bremen • Waterloo, Warren, far Harlingen ; Spring, Jack, for Riga; Thetis, Reed, for Hamburgh; Anna Dorothea, Rogers, for Tenerife; Chance, Molter, and Peace, Fryer, fur Rotter dam; Nicholson, Cairn, and Spring, —, for Genoa and Leg. horn; Repeater , for Baltimore; and the Asia, Lindsay, for Bombay. The IPITIGENIA, Captain HYDE PARKER, will sail from Portsmouth for the Jamaica station to-morrow: The Emily, SAUNDERS, from Liverpool to Gibral tar, sunk in Dublin Bay on the 29th ult. crew caved. The Eleanor, STEPDENS, from London to Ostend, was totally lost off Flushing on the CGth ultimo ; crew saved. The Alaatross, from Falkland Islands to Salem, was abandoned at sea the 3d ultimo, being a com plete wreck. The Rothermurchus, Dons, of Leith, wasstranded on Gothland 25th ultimo—crew saved. A person, who formerly lived in Portsmouth, writes to a friend from St. Johns, New Brunswick, tinder date August I S :—" Since I have been in this city, it has been visited by a great number of people from Europe—the far greater proportion from Ireland, whose principal object was to get to the United States of America. Others from Scotland and Yorkshire have settled here, and taken up their lands, as by law allowed. The number of inhabitants is increased one-third. It is a great pity that emigration to Arno: rica cannot be avoided ; for, reason as you may, it will come to this—it is supplying a rival nation with the sinews of war—with the mea that must, and will, ere long, turn their arms against the country which gave them birth : the Government that succoured them in the day of distress, may, from the natural operations of the mind, afterwards reckon upon their best affections and services. We have a free trade with America, but none of their vesrels have yet en tered our harbours. Our ships have stopped some of their fishing-boats, and they have retaliated upon our trade. We must keep a sharp look-out, or they will get the start of us, as it respects our possessions here. This city is *ready improved since my resi. deuce: to its public buildings have been recently added, a Scotch kirk, a Baptist chapel, and a Ro man Catholic chapel. The Baptist chapel is supplied from England, and he is a very able preacher. The merchants have begun to build their houses with brick and setae, and of no small magnitude." ROYAL NAP?. The List of the Royal Navy, corrected tip to the SOth September, contains the following Officers, kc. AdMiral of the h-st - - tt,:d - 17 Admirals of the White - - 16 Blue - - 17-2 employed. Red - Vice-Admirals of the White - a 19 Blue • - 19 Red 25-1 employed. Rear-Admirsls of the /White - - 24-5 employed. Rae - 23-5 employed. 183 13 Superannuated Rear-Admiral% • - 26 Ditto, said retired Captains - - 29 Captains - - 852-62 employed. Commanders Lieutenants retired with the rank of Com menden - - - }97 Lieutenants Superannuated Masten - - 48 Masten for Service - - - 643-142 employed. Physicians ----- 16 Surgeons retired - - - - 71 Surgeons for Service • - - 934-113 employed. Assistant-Surgeons - - 367-161 employed. Dispensers of Hospitals - - 19 - Hospital Mates: Purser • • 'Chaplains 51-18 employed. Ships of vagiousdescriptions in Commission 148. .The Bowing Lieutenants have been promoted to the rank of Commanders, viz. • George Frederick Bridges; Robe. Denies, late Flag Ideate motto Admiral Sir W. Hope, at Lelth;• and Joseph Harrison, late First Lieutenant of the Semiramis.—Lieutenant Sir Tho mas Leprd, Bart. is placed on the superannuated list of Com manders, in the room of Capt. Wm. Bannon, deceased. . The following Officers are appointed Supernume rary Lieutenants of the SIVERN frigate, at Deal, and will have parties of Midshipmen and seamen under their respective orders, for preventing the landing of contraband goods between the Isle of Sheppy and Beachy Head, viz. • ' James Illphick, Henry Foster, H..Mackworth, Sam. Grandy, .C. F. Turner. G. B. Skardon, Jas. R. Perches, Jas. Robinson, '. Graham, C. Brae, and A. H. - White. They are 'to be stationed at such distances as will enable them to keep up a constant communication. The following Midshipmen have been promoted to The rank of Lieutenants, viz. Lord IL J. S. Churchill;and to the Amphlon frigate en the Brazil station ; Hon. George Cavendish, and to the Egeria sloop of war at Newfoundland; Hon. Frederick Spencer, and to the Myrmidon frigate In the Mediterranean; Henry R. Moorsom, and to the Tagus frigate in the Mediterranean; J. J. Sawyer, and to the Andromache frigate at South America; H. Dolton, and to the Blossom frigate at the Brazils; G. T.. Gooch, and to tile Eurydice -at St. Helena; C. Gordon, and to the Glasgow in the Mediterranean ; C. H. Swfnburne, and to the Racoon at St. Helena; J. IL &thee, and to the Scamander at Bubadoes ; James K Hoone, and to the Larne at Jamaica ; C. Graham, t. Brothers, C. Austen, C. R. Malden, Horatio D. E. Darby, and E. Belcher. Viscount Kilburne is appointed Lieutenant of the Favourite, of 2G guns, at St. Helena. The Hon. Edward Gore is appointed Lieutenant of the Sir Francis Drake flag ship, at Newt.undland. Lieutenant J. Burton is appointed Flag Lieutenant to Admiral Otway, at Leith; and Lieutenant John M•Dougal, to Admiral Donald Campbell, on the Berlaadoes station. The Rev. John Morgan and the Rev. John Jones, are &p i pointed Chaplains of the Rochfort, of 74 guns, and the Tartar frigate. Messrs. Sparshot and Irvin are appointed Supernumerary . Pursers for the Officers and Seamen employed in preventing smuggling. ~,,Cht Friday . the Brilliant transport arrived at Ports. mouth, from the Cape of Good Hope and St. Helena:: left the Cape on the II th of July with detachments film regiments there, some ordnance stores from Ceylon, and a few naval invalids, and sailed from St. !Mena on the Sd of August : BONAPARTE at that period was still sulky, and refused to take c,ercise. The James transport left St. Helena on the day prior to the Brilliant sailing, and the London and Regalia were to sail on the following day for England, with stores on board. The Brilliant sailed for Chatham on Saturday morning. Commodore Sir GEORGE COLLIER. Bart. and K. C. B. in the TARTAR, is detained at Portsmouth until alterations in the manner of fitting her chain-cable are complete, which will require another week, although the Dock-yard Shipwrights arc not permitted to come on shore. The TARTAR, when ready, is to sail with out waiting for a fair wind. The Don Pedro d'Alacantaro, from Rio Janeiro to Lisbon, was taken off that port by the Republican privateer, of 20 guns. Tuesday morning last, abont nine o'clock, a French rosy'-galley, with a crew consisting of eleven men, arrived on Sauthsea-beach, near Fort Cumberland, Portsmouth, and immediately landed a quantity of French silks and other prohibited articles of consi derable value. There was no custom-house officer in sight; but they did not escape the notice of the Officer commanding the troops at the fort (of the lath Regiment,) who, very prudently, did not attempt to interrupt their proceedings, until he saw one of them move up the road-way. He then sallied from his' Oft, and took possession of the following articles, all the men having retreated into the boat, in which they got away :-I,ISSZ yards of French silk, "19 Angola *awls, 11 dozen pair of Angola gloves,. 86 pat of silkitockings, 42 snuff boxes, .56 dozen of kid gloves, 1 225 yardsidf catfibrici one petticoat of fur, le stile stshes. • • • A few days since, the boat of the Scourge Revenue cruiser ieut. WCRIA, having narrowly, watched, from the heights near Bere, a smuggling vessel sir her contraband goods, instantly proceeded to thS place, and succeeded in fishing up ISO casks of spirits, which they deposited in the Custom-house at that port. On Tuesday, the Hawke, Lieut. Wont), cruizing off West Lullworth, seized .50 kegs of *foreign spirits, which were lodged at the Custom-house' at Poole, on the following day. The four smugglers taken by the above cutter off Portland, and delivered over to the magistrates at Poole, made their escape on Tuesday last, over the prison wall, by the assistance of a rope, and got off. Brighton is more crowded at this time than we ever remember it to be at this season of the year. Every good house is occupied, and many families are waiting for the chance of departures. Lord EL LENBOROUJII took possession of German House, on Saturday. The Libraries are crowded. Mr. GIBBON commenced his engagement for the season, at Do tintnseN's, on Saturday evening, and sung teveral airs with high eclat. The PRINCE RECENT has made a present of three splendid caeriages to the Emperor ALF-VANDER. 717 S 'Mgt The Staffordshire Regiment of TeotrianPy, consists ing of nine troops, is on duty in Stafford. They were in'pected by a General OfAcer on Saturday. Saturday the Shrew•sbmy Yeomanry Cavalry, uc• der the command of Colonel DALLAS, assembled for permanent duty in that town. The Dublin Evening Post of Thursday, arrived this morning, states the following interesting particalars relative to the reported massacre of the British Offi. cers on board the ship Grace It was some time ago mentioned in the accounts from the West Indies, that the British Officers in the ship Grace had been captured by the Royalists, and all on board were massacred. We are happy to state that the report was unfounded, and that the Gentlemen are safe, after several hai r-br eadth escapes. Imniediately on their departure from Granada, a Royalist vessel bowl dowti' tipon• their small sch,.oner, the 0 Libertcul, which. site had watched ler several days. The enemy was seen in full chute from the land, several s.h:as were heard, and the privateer returning next day,, with three of her crew missing, as well as some other suspicious circumstances, gave rise to the rumour that the 0 Libor:ad had been taken, and all on hoard massacred; but they have arrived safe at Algustura. after encountering various kinds of danger. — A ,iolent Party Journal .f last week contains the following Notice,.the candour of which cannot be too highly appreciated, under the h ea d. of t o Cilia poteriewris Decency came too'tate to be emended 'to this week.' • " About five o'clock, on Thursday evening, as Dr. Cuiyou r of Derner's.street, Oxford -street, was on his way to Visit a patient in Hollywelktreet, Strand, he was hustled in the street by three fellows, who knocked hint down, and after robbing him of his watch, effec ted their escape: Friday night, Mr. KNIGHT, surgeon, of Oxford. street; was called and engaged to visit a Lady, who, hewas informed, was in Tabour ; he got up, and pro.. etededivith the man part of the way, when he was met by two other felrow.i, who knocked him down, gobbed him of his watch and money, and then told him tOge home to bed, his patient being well. • Friday night as Miss CAELEY, of Windmilkfreet, Linibeth, was patsing along the New cut, two fel lows snatched a parcel - from her hand and ran .IF. •• Thehhonrhood of North B r i x t on , S toc k we ll, and C ron; is dreadfully infested by a band of dal his robbers, called the Surrey gang. Scarcely a night pastes -without numerous depredations being commit led at-the above places, the inhabitant s of - which are kept. in a state of continual alarm. On Friday night an attempt was made to break the residence (Jf RAi.inAtt: JACKSON, Esq. hut the family being dis turbed by the ringing of a bell, the villains made cif; they Were heard to utter the most dreadful oaths en their lifisappotinment: Sirtirday, as• the son of Mr. JONES, of West-street, Chichester,!was at - pLly with some other boys, ti.ey agrehr tosmoarti a ladder, which was placed near :L.: °use orMt.4ones; when he'had nearly reached the txp:Ottlre ladder he fell down, and was killed. • " lit/1411Na. XT. lkfsheetty!s airiey Fox-hounds met Otis daj at Mates. down s day/It:Way they :sleet at Bros:ed ; and on Saturday at .IConvuod....Mr.;Jolige's Faxehounds begin on the 10th. The thunielsjaitet•inery;siay. •t' • The , Landaton•Fox-hounds mct this day at Shinclitre! to-mos. row thtimeet at Tunstall; Thursday, at Ravenswurth; and on Saturday at 'Cagle Men. Alaidayi last a pack of hounds ran a fox to earth, near Shrevrt bury, Own no ts-rriur beirg folltul to venture artel bum, you:I 61;19v1-mart grupesed that a cat- should hr. driven up the In.rrostr, flinch 4as &aro:Jingly done: a t‘rrio• then eau:red—the cat Wks icliti.-1.-Laviti itynird escaped ! BOXING. The great'pogninic match betW..,en E6lll and Isle of Wii,ht HALL into take place on the 29th instants The stakes of 200 guineas a side, between Balm= and Tons Nti are expected to be made good in the conme of this vreck. dabbisgi, of Bristol, has challenged Scitoociaca to meet him at the above city, to fight for a subscription purse of .X5O. C Davis, of Bristol, and Marin:, the baker, are matched ft t• fdo a side to hen in the same ring that Estes and HALL thot.:d contend its. Ternersion.—Saturiay se'nnight, John Munro, convicted at Chester Assizes, of a burgl-iry, underwent the dreadful seater,e of the law, on the Drop, in front of the House of Correct:L-1. An that city. Moores waa only in his 22d year. On the Drcp 1 e stood firm and upright, and after the rope was adjusted, ad dressed the spectators to this effect :—" My friends, you are come to see a man die; I wocld advise you to take warning by me. The first beginning of my ruin was Sabbath-breaking. —;t led me into bad company, and from bad company to rsbhing .gardens and orchards—and from gardens and orchards to house breaking--and that has brought me to this place. lam going ro die a sacrifice to Congleton. Many of you here are young ; r.r 4 I, is an especial manner, warn you to beware of Sabbath. breaking. It is i very awful thing to die in this public macarr, but I am not afraid of death ; I believe the Loan will have mercy on my souL I have broken the laws of Goo and man' and I deserve to die.. lam guilty of the crime for which I am going' o surer, but am innocent of being ever connected with any gang. I again warn you to beware of Sabbath-breaking." —After some further time spent in prayer, in which he was joined by Mr. Taylor, one of the Ministers of St. John-street Chgpel, he gave the fatal signal. His remains were buried on lifirdat morning *the usual place. 'CORW:EXCHANGT, MARK -LANE, OCTOBER S. Although the supply of 'English Wheat this morn in,.4ras stall ; And our ports but against the impor ..i la int ..of thie-article' from all places between the Itidtt*Erdet Shil Bidassoa, yet the sale Was exceed-. linly,treevy, aid Only fine samples could be disposed :ve t ' mid -tor ivitielv last Monday's prices were with -ciefilcoky 'obtained, whilst all other descriptions were '-withoUt bores it a decline of full 2s. per quarter...-. -Barlty is front fs.- to 4s. per quarter lower, and dull selects tharceduction, and the supply far exceeding theltrieent-domand —White I'eas are ss. and Grey 3s: per !platter cheaper ; and Oats went off very slowly at-a decline of from Is. to 21. pet quarter, in consequence of the immense arrivals of that article both Eaglislr and Foreign. All VlrDti: PRIPsi6 Wheat, tent wad 'Es;ex 7.9s 88. Suffolk 7.ls 866 Norfolk 72s 826 . s6s 63. Bagley (Nits) 66s Malt 746 66s White Peas 706 75s ..-- Bolters... 80s 84s Grey Pea, 66s Small Beans 769 Tick ditto 68e 12, Oats, Potatse 3os lOs Poland... 54: :We Peed •••...... 3os :Am Flour, per Sack 70s 71e Rapeseed, per Last £46 £46 PORTION. Wheat, Dantric ...... BOl 88* Baltic Red, llambro' or Bremen,Brabant red 70s 80 SMITHFIELD MARKET, OCTOBER 5. Beef . . ... ...4s Od to 3a Od I Veal 6l Od to 6s id Mutton ....5s Od to 6a 4d I Pork Beasts f.. , s6o—Calves eoo—Sbeep and Lambs 14,5110—Pigs 5140 HAY AND STRAW PER LOAD. hay £s os to xtt RF I Straw £2 tki to .eg 140 nov, r U V; to 9 t , t lit)%l en ... Cs (Qs UP Us t I a . i J 1 a . ri F , t i ,• i , e 4I : 4 4 i . : 4 1 1 1 11 I i :. • . 4 : , 1: I ' ' . i 1 I ii . ..• 1 i' ~ .f4 l . ,: 1 I I i , # H r . • . ...* ~ P . ' ' 1' .° 1 ) . I k l , t ~. t 1 ; g Ii ' 1 1 1 I v : t• i ''' ~t . • 1 . i ! ' t - I 4 1. : ) I ) . I . 1 • r i .. . . t 1 1 , , pi ! , ! 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