Star. — London, England, 1810-03-15 00:00:00

111- • v st recent accounts, the unfortunate King had not, ( as was at first given out, taken shelter among the jr,ountains, but had directed his course towards Can. climr, where he had still hopes of raising a party in his favour. He had been deserted, however, by most of I:is Chieftains of influence and authority ; and his. fortunes altogether were considered as in a very des. Aerate condition. Zemaun Shah, with the Haratn,i rained at Rawul Pindec, under the protection of a general terms the ni*tments of roorriot so Sc on diaetinet the princi of Ajmere . Easiy•in July, sac mcg to theHiadoostaa newspapers, that Chief tain pitched. liis camp at Mows: Sur/arra, place within ten cos* of the capital. His Sirciars, who were still plundering the territory of Jaypore,,and theother kilialp?ot countrilLib the-ticittity, had received orders ha join him, with their respective - forces& • The' brother of likda Ras, it is said, had already set . ' trvvrardtAjP• _ &sum Its .1.4109 to the 17th January have &JlM** milt: • Of *boas "we, hate. seed, 6 31 19 4 ' 4 )V- 4 s, s • . . .IUO JAPITARIN YAN. IS I ( ?reparations are making forth" receptiop of 500, troops and a large mv4 Ica*, ander. the zommand LICA, b91.11,r14 Seik Chieftain. We have been favoured with various Mr, • out on his march :march Ajmere ; Nat:* .144? principal officer in die Actvice of Barliee P hat' the lia) Start', `shortly, as it li)seial request to that effect has been ;. - . • of Sir SIDNEY which is expected to- arrive Lions, • s , relative to the progress of .. Elphinetone's Ad come to' Surrara 'from -Salutes , :siftie, li:toying • • made by the ianrcz RED ENT. We have had no ar- Embassy, ontheir return to the Company's provinces.: chaut of 16,000ruptes at••the latteapkaie p and Bapop l The latest is dated on the 9th of August; within one f rom the River Plata the 15 1 O ctober jeehinsself woe shortly expected ise.fonno.—mean. 1 rivals Ri Fla since lsth m arch of the banks of th e Rauvee. The Gentlemen while, Dowlut Ras * had diteated'BaPtiatei to March, i and course . cam fihnish. you with no news .from of the party were in the best health S and *piths ;.and with his ' power, in the 'direction. ef_ i‘otelt, a state , thence. Trade is at a stand from the great glut of the proport i on of sick among the Sepoys of the escort ,whielv s* since his army' tookthe 601 d, ha /remained , produce here. The ELIZABETH man 'of war 'sailed on • and the c amp-followers was very inconsiderable . ... un • llWooer molested • according to die- kat'accmuts , the 15th instant for London.' , They expected to cross the Rauvee on the follosehrg was encamped at: Mulls a place obeen ,60 miles . , . 4ay, an d would .proceed . from thence, by the rate of .from Jaypore. Sciadia was notespected.to continue . A letter of y ...,. -. ~ U,ntrutsir, to Loodentniab, which place they hoPed to for. any length of time, in his positiokatotilsserara.' saute from the Constan reach by the Ist of -September. They might be • ex. The last instalment.of the Jaypore .tribsse -still re. transport lying andaellather Bank says, " Then* at Delhee, early in Octobet- n •mained unliquidated.- Sciadia was eery mama and RATIO frigate has• Jo* eitahred . off the Needles withhi paced, therefore, . T he i r appearance, as Earopeans, was su ffi ciently . incessant in his demand s, which- the very ' prize, alsaa French frigate whiCh she cap*4 c.hoes and me •Ra ah seems to have had no sof - - • I, •-• s ingular, all of them 21222i * l nusta ' ; 29 , i me" left , i sawify irt i ng' Brest, after an action of au. hoer and twee n ~, ' '• t The Ukhbars inform tue ea! long beards. •• titat * Naw* smer luan ' • notes : the French frigate . i t hides.. mith naval . - Dowlut Rao Scindia, accorcEng - to the latest ac- ' the soh of Shah Niaansor-Dheen Ahmud, had•latelY counts, was encamped , with his host, within ten cos: -set out from Scindia's camp, on a political mission .and has on board 100,000 dollars; she was boanikitel' of Ajmere, and had demanded the chain from the to Calcine. Previous. to his departure, he had art - the Isle of Fiance. chieftain of that principality. flolkar appears to have audience of Sandia for several • hours, , and seceived i been, for some time, stationary. Nulbaee, one of the' from him his credentials as Vakeei, add letter's to the ; We have this day inserted in our cola s •e im women of his }want , who , ever since he beeame in- ' Gove rn or-General. He, and the persons of his suite, • . . . ;tuber,portant extracts from Madras papers .to the Oc capable of attending to public affairs, has taken a prin. were, at the same time, honoured with khelauts from •al share in the administration, has new, if we may the hand of their Sovereign. brought home by the RATTLESNAKE. I cip ._;,.. venture to believe the Hindoostan nafeepapers; cons- Praug Doss, the. Soobah of Gwalior, had been ; !::,rODI these papers it appears that the, forces of mitted the chief authority into the halide of Itholesh employed far some time in besieging the fort of Gut- ' DOWLCT Reo Salome were in motion -against the j Holkar and halo R ao Seit, to whose Coliunands all reehi n d, and had written to Scinclia, stating, that he principality of Ajmere. Much plandering had taken , the Sirdars of the state have been directed to yield expected to reduce it in the course of a few days. ; . place and the fort of Curreehind was shortly expected • . . ~ , .. implicit obedienc e. 1 - .We have no late. accounts of Holkar. Meer Khan,' to surrender. There were no late accounts. from . S iPTEM BER 26.—We have just received informa- ! according to our last advices, was at Bopaltar. Lion that his Majesty's ship Caroline, Capt. Gordan, ' . CALCUITA, SEPTEMBER 22. 1 licnaceß ; but Mega KHAN, according to the last ac . who has been some time past Cruising in the Crulph, The Ameritan ship Atlas, which arrived at this port !counts, at Bopaltal.un229 fell ill with '27 of those piratical dows that have ren. . • • • • somedats ago front Philadelphia, has imported specie! "I'IMOY also present a full account of the capture of dered so dangerous the navigation in that quarter.. __ r t of three lacs and fifty thousand dollars. llOvialinie inthe Hurrays — ' ail_ country. The origia . of, A boat from the Caroline was ' manned, and die. • t w t he 212 " 3 ". these as bee is ascribed to "an act of aggression. Woed, i . Th e m a nufacture of eottmi cloths, which has been V ' ti t .. • patched, under the comman d . of Lieutenant. 10 tool on the decline in the tengal provinces, will committed by the freebooters*, Bowannie, on the who with great gallantry, boarded one of the vest . els • lnow quickly *etre, In ionsequence of the renewal of baggage of a British detachtnefte; and the refusal of and finally carried her. theinteicrn between India and the United States. The pirates made a desperate resistance, but se- Piecegoads,. both silk and cotton, have risen upwards reparation, in insolent and hostile terms, rendered an thing could withstand the impetuosity, and valour. of ; 0r ~ au percent. in the Calcutta market, in the course ei - pedition necessary, for the maintenance of the Bri- English seamen—fourteen of these ferocious villains ' tish name, and the establishment of security iu the ; of the last month. being severely wounded, were taken prisoners; done 1 in..4 Bary off . 300.--O calcutta, n Wednesday came up to her moor- - ' - kingtrack of dependent territory,between the Jirmna . that were unhuit, leaped . eirerbaar d and escapedo- the brig Experiment, Captain the injury , sustained bf theliiat's - crew Was trifling, a • 8 " Dodds, from Port-Jackson. The rePeriment lefi'andilte Sutledge." A detachment was accordingly; seaman only betni; wounded: • • England in Janua ry , and reached Sydney in June, be.' sent, tinder 'Lieutenant - Col onel BALL, who attacked BOMBAY, OCTOBER 14. ink the latest vessel arrived there from Europe. i • , ; the • town on the 29th of August, and took it by storm. The Echo schooner, which put back from the fleet ' Colonel Paterson continued to exerciie the functions; • The entire loss of the enemy is estimated at from proceeding to the Gulph,:brings tss a confirmation of GoVernor-General of the Colony. Itivas not known 1 600 to 1000 men. The loss on .the part of the of the melancholy intelligence of the loss of the Strom: there, who was coming out from England to assume 1 bolo bomb-vessel. • the Government. His E xce ll ency Go vern or i Bligh-', Company's troops in killed and wounded did not. MADRAS, OCTOBER 9. had proceeded in the Porpoise ' eothe river Derwent. ' exceed 100, and of those the killed formed but. a The pirates in the Gulf of Persia mistime their and there remained. • n ~ small proportion. Lieutenant STEPHEN O'BRIEN was depredations, and a force is gone thither to see what ' The Hunter, Ca p tain Robson; aellich sailed from • among the killed ; among the wounded were Captain they can do. They have, however, captured the Mi. hence about the same time as the Ilibernia, had not WHITEHEAD, .Lieutenants Ilucetze and HOESIUROH, nerva country ship , Capt . fi n opeaniod, who fellinthe arrived at Port Jackson on the 116 Cif July, the date eagement, after destroying 16 of• their &lush out of of'the Experiment's departure from thence. Cornet BYERS, and Ensigns *DONALD and PLAY -50, that attacked him. ' The followine• particulars PAlR.—Bowannie was considered a place of great respecting this capture are taken from the relation of - THE - EVENING STAR• wealth as well as of strength. It is nearly three coss ibme of the crew of that vessel' who made their escape : r ' The Minerva sailed from Muscat on the 12th of • LONDON. in circumference. . - . • These papers also contain an interesting account of %ay, and o n the 29th, tarty iii the . morbing, she'di >~ • a most desperate action between the ship Minerva and covered at'a distance about 55 slows of Juasemies,'all THURSDAY, MARCH 15. full a large flotilla of pirates, which terminated in the of armed men, and apparently steering towards her. Captain Hopewood immediately changed his NOCE OP STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONE O'CLOCK. ' s per Cent. Cons. for Money, 6711 --ace. oat . capture of the former, with the loss of about 46 men. Course under a press of sail, andtheteby endeseioured t h a w. * s i Pre ...... 3 ren c dsfalt , cri. sta—E ze . Bui s um, i 4s . re. We have given the whole of the particulars. We ake to avoid them, but unfortunitelY tfieday 'being rather •• ~ , , • - I is. Its. pre. • also sorry to announce the loos of his Majesty's boinb calm, all his exertions were hi vain ;on which Capt. .. . • • . . --.... i ..... 7 ... , Jiopewood then ordered all hands on board, and v. .• , .• • - vessel STROMBOLO. • • . , pared for defence. When theJuitstinies saw the '. :,ta Ar U . , , : RE OF GUADALOUPE. , --- nerva changingher Coarse, theY tet all sail,•and' with , - '•,-- •• • —. Yesterday, about twelve. o'clock , his MAJESTIC. Zr. the assistance of their oars gained 'very fist upOn.beth . • . rived at the Queen's Palace, from Windsor, Where he 'We have great pleasure in announcing the arrival and, as they approached, fired some guns at her. .At' was received by the Dukes of Your, KENT and Clam , ten A. M. the action coMmeTtad and continued for of Captain ST ANFELL, with dis p atches from Sir ALEX -1 BERLAND. Soon after two o'clock, his Majarr held. two days and a night, during Which time the - Minerva ANDER COCIICRANE, to the Admiralty, containing de- a Private Levee. The following had the honour of - destiffid leienieeti - dews ; sixteen' of which were tails of she result of the attack made upon Guada- being presented to his MAJESTY : sunk .. and one burnt. Sir GOAL OUSTLET, on being appointed kb Majesty's Ant. 6: loupe by his Majesty's forces sent for the reduction of bauador to the Court of Persia. • At length the enemy' d gra.dually closed their downg ong _ that island . • Mr. JAMAS MAHER, on his being appointed Saeretary of the , Sr sid o e tm o il h th e e r, M th in e e j rva; Embassy a jor- t e t=ouitOf and, as so da ante they her. The Park and Tower - guns were fired at twoL ATA ID, Pers tal on his being appointed Colonel of Captain alepewood braiely defended himself to the o'clock to signalize the 'event, and the following Let. the td Royal Veteran Battalion. • last ; he received a pistol.shot wound in his side, and Major GIANT , of the 89th Regiment, Upon his promotion and ten' were scat to the LORD MAYOR : return from India: other wounds on his belly With a sword, and on his • a TO THE LORD- MAYOR : His MaJory held a Privy Council, and gave nu feet by a spear ; notwithstanding which he continued „„. , " DOWNDICI-STREET, MARCH 15. diences to the LORD CHANCELLOR, the Marquis vv se,. to fight with the utmost resolution, and did net drop , • LISSLEYrEirIs LIVERPOOL, CAMDEN, WESTMORLAND f till he had killed four of the pirates with his own .•2` MY 143 D9 • • - hands. After his death the Juasemies began to put- 46 1 have the honeut.tia inform Lordship your , that , Lord MIILGRAYR, Sir DAVI.) DUNDAS, Messrs. P. ". CEYAL, RYDER ' and Surron, who laid before his MA to death every body who had borne arms ; and when. et Captain WILEY arrived at my O ffi ce last night, „teary the proc eedings of some Courts Martial. .. they completed their bloody work on deck, they die-... dieted at the Neat City of from . General Sit Geoitos Baca - semi, With the ac : yesterday the Whig Club di covered Mr. Bijaun David, the purser, and Mr. John " count of the surrendei of the Island of Guadaloupe, London Tavern, W. SMITH, Esq. in the Chair. . . Martyn, the supercargo, on the main-top ;on which , they went up, •and after cutting them into pieces, "by Capitulation, . on the 6th of. February, after a, The 9th Regiment of Foot sailed from Brixham on Tuesday last, fur Lisbon, under convoy of threw the mangled fragments down upon the dotes; 44 short but severe contest, very creditable to his MA- Quay , •the REDPOLE sloop of war. . after which they descended, and gave &Ito 00111. AS- Jason's serv i c e. . . for their triumph. 44 The loss, on the part of his Majesty's service, , Mr. 100 l oo has declined the contest for Cambridge- The second o ffi cer, Mr. Hate, haying lost some of shire. a consists of four Lieutenants, three Serjeants, and i At a meeting Wielstif• il ii Merchants concerned in his fingers by a shot; and seeing no hopes of relief, pat an end to himself with a pistol: the ship's cons- " 45 rank and file killed, and•about 250 wounded. . the' Mediterranean IRO* a plan has been exhibited party behaved very bravely, and were gallantly as - "I. have the honour , & c. • (Signed) *of the means of defebetterbielt have been adopted in • • .ist e d b y an American Gentleman, Mr. Bijaun David " LIVERPOOL." the ports of Spain, in the direction of the coast of that, ;he purser, 'and Mi. John Martyrs the supercargo , — " ADMIRALTY OFFICE, lateachinis. , column' , • ••• from the Bay of Cadiz to the.harbotir of Va- The ladies and women who were on board actively •• • leacia tn It seems that, i n the event of the surrender of 4 4 MY Loan, employed themselves in Sowing and 'filling the bs , these places to the enemy , the shipping have been satisfaction of aeottaintin your Lord s I have the 4 - aen-powder. Several' of the crew, amongst whom • b as the first officer,* saved themsel- - by promising " ship that the Island of Guadeloupe has surrendered wards the sea have been either blown Oft, Of othkwise •!A become M usse lmen. ' - - • Ari-L a hang i f 4 04 1 c . . . the Juasemies, sil- - we • The ship was cal i.:st of the men killed Captain John Hopewoods afterwards shot hianseU Martyn, the supercargo, Were massacred, besides • Dows are vessels bled generally carry a OCTOBER 11.-11 able Company's Melville, and Wt frigate front Pi hourly expected one fleet, which the middle of without touchinz . Lady Castlereagh k(,e s on the coast, , In our Hurbant of • • • .4 ,:.~- „ 0w ... 1 6G 4iFinalrialitelL , • tALIA6UTH, iinAteri it Sailed the Waisiashant pattet,-fot Lisbon. .. ..; PLymottrit, MARCH Is. MJ the VAVOtiiiii sloop, Captain: itziatkni. SCiltr:—LSaileil the Of 80 frigmige;- cruise . for Lisbon i the _ aiti.twqqaToN, for ItOcheforf r Pirrastioiest . gieutenan t Too ' zaa ~with :retail coltrity to th e 41 a 4eXtirard 1 the PE;tCOCii sloop, of 'lB gitni; Captain or erulae ; and the Betsy) , Clines tendef, for LiierpoOl•.—l'he LYNX sloop' iris thiS day Vivid 870 iiwittan prize.niOniy, forwhitthey took during . theirhat cruize in tho. Baltic. • Hie o'clock, P. M.—The Itapiruzux, 74, and die rie r ANGUARD; 74, ate now gett;ng under way : dee former for Lisbon, and the latter for POrtnnouth: PORTSMOUTH, MARCH 14. • •1 Arrived the West India korivorfrom the Doirmis Under.the ROALiST 41001 i Cif war's 'and his Majesty's ship ExcEzzorr,:from . Gihraliar, with about . 30 sill tinder convoy ; she left the Rock the 28th Ultitud; 'also the Giumpus, Woommx, Bonze Ciro/I*A and•Sornm,frOrn the Downs ; and LimvEriltiop of war, from a cruixe.—Sailed la Anuoinvit frigate, with the East India fleet under convoy, except the David Scott, which did not arrive from the Downs in time: • The West,lndia convoy that diopt doWn to Yarmouth .Roads, in tho Isle of Wight, testorday, sailed List nigh shout six o'clock, with nfine Wiese, and are ere this off Falmouth.—Wind E. • DEAL, MARCH Ha Sailed several ships to join convoy at Portsmouth. Came down from . the River, and sailed immediately, the Alligatore for Tobago . ; and the Richard and Ann, for Malut:—Wind N.E. hlOws strong.; • SHELRNESS, MARCH 14. 1- • His Majesty's ship SABINE is appointed to sail for Heligoland as soon as the tornpetent number of ships are here. A convoy will sail in future b regularly every eight days: . .. YARMOUTH, MARCH 14. • Saileda, a cruize off the Island ofWalcheren, the ONVX; in company with the Fisouwato frigate, Cu*- - '7lCLIglf the find E AMIE/a and SNIPE gun brigs.far aeerness, and tjUTISH rAIR cutter after a ,privateer.--Arrived the BRITOMART and Ereatiom Lgun•brigs from a cruize ; the Fortuna, towns HANSEN Mmter, froth Bergen, with a cargo of deals and tal.. tiw p , sent in by the PANitiofti ; and a Prussian schoon . f e eit detained by one of the . Moth . Sea cruizers. The grand North Sea fleet will consist of twenty sail of the line, and will be assembled iii these Roads by the latter end of this Month —Remain Edgar, Roebuck, Desiree, Sheidrake, Badger, Pandora, Magnet, Ranger, Wrangler, and Bravdagerin.—Wind N.E. TORBAY, MARCH is. • is Majesty's brigs REDPOLE and HARDY, with the and ships under their convoy, having troops on IssMrd for Cadiz and Lisbon, with all the other yes . lib in *bp an, getting under weigh. oaavisitie Metes' toy-Arrived the Baltic, Sahnon from the Grand Mirk, Isaacs, for New Yost. • Thentaowrow Carms arrived at Portsmouth the 4Sah instant ; sailed from Bombay the 17th October, 4prfiv, d at St. Helena the 7th, and• sailed from thence 'due 12th lathery. Passengers per Taunton Castle—Major-General Jones; Lady f ierfalsilY ; Cdpithi Crozier, Lady and family; P. P. 'Mimes, HtdigNrles, Esq.; Captains P. Page and G. It. Ire*, Ming's Macao ; lieutenant 1. Read, 57th Light Dragoons; 'Jas. Wert, Esq. Captain Donald Mackenzie, of his Majesty's 75th Regiment (died at Sea, 4th March); Ensign M'Donald; Mr. S. Martin, Assbtant-Surgeon • Mr. J. B. Graham ; Lieut. Drum. tuna& The new ship CHARLES GRANT, Captain HARRING• row, was expect : ea to be dispatched from Bombay to England with the MARtItIONsss or Exam= and Do.. VZR CASTLE. . ORATORIOS.—Last night the Selection from HAN DEL'S Oratorios, which was performed last Friday, was repeated at this Theatre. Madame CATALANS was received with the most unbounded and unequi. marks of public approbation. The house was crowded In every Dart at a very early hour. A Gen deman fainted in ale pit, froth the pressure of the audience. • • : . eihte Mrs. CLAncit, of the Covent• Garden Theatre, is performing in her native town, Manthester, as she does every where else; with the greatest alas. Sir WILLIAM CURTIS and his son arrived on Mon day night at Windsor, with an intention, on the part 'of tlielatter, to offer for that borough ; but finding it tolalatcp they returned to London. Mr. Scorr also Offered. but afterwards withdrew. Tuadafilight the Committee on the Scheldt Ex taiiion; examined Lord CASTLEREAGH, Sir RICHARD TRACHAN, General DoN, Captain Puoirr, and Ge atria M , LEori.—i•General BRO*NNIG43 -was in atten in.the early part of the evening, to be examin iii.lent being ill_of the gout; the Committee con. this evening, . ~\ . - _ broke out at a Clare-market, which hour. the whole adjoining house, iehabitnnu; and we re- ice*, saved themselves by firomising g , ship that the istanct or selmen. The women were spared by ut o his Majesty's Forc es, after after i so uu me Pu irellabt;e1;;;; w de a lt u rOy t e li ci c : v lZg l il 1;i Cessa --- tion - 4 -- neW -r ;ico - ifi - tiro. , ` ed. Pm being In Qt " the Pali use ‘-nunr Who promised 'to release them•tafely.. . . - put _off his exa.rnination till tbi A part of t h e enemy. ar?ied to Russulkhariria. inch Veteecia, We Yirte Yesterdarffierihnrede'vt:'ith ,• eented.to toe' Inquiry. is expecte& to conclude. communications fropy lilicant, dated laslate as the ' 66 The last division of the forces was landed on ilea en board the Minerva, by the Pirates, on i b 16th u lt:The.iiitificaligns — 'of that ;Ave . hive been This inorni • ng- at three o'clock a' fire brol the 29th May, 11160: . • .: .. • 1 1 the SOth Jan . nal; 'and the fi nal Capita - lation, 7', g r e atly improy.4l,iiiid the,tnist!" , ' ~N4. o theS. 'had - /211.03),4fikM :Ws; Hollei-sureet, • Claracnar opewood, killed ;ed O ffi cer wounded *WM , a :which General ERNOUF and the whole garrison . . tecp fil!ly 2flllpikrT4.l4.fObli. ~0 ditc an Pl92 l 4 , kit,t .: FQ-," 0 lik . ith.Tirch liolettees- that in an hou . r. twit; Mr. Bijaun David, the purser, Mr. John . • • . • . target, and Mr. Chatoo Apotisoott, paseetter, 66 became prisoners of war, was es' aid die fith . 4 . side agasnit...... ir the. m t. pAt ia rtal sie res.. woos, idtt.man ac ksVP 4 thbei :ni t wer t i a P ralmirs '- huip of ru in g eth ins. i Th r h unfo , an nouit. ndren xsidea about 10 Las.cauv. • • ." Vebrilary. els of from 100 to 200 tons each, and thaw ar- 14 It adds considerably to the satisfaction w h ich J. T 1 •- , :1 .. t ••••• • - • • . •.bee 'ma ll i l a sen "..-I t il7c%ln -vi P t ilse -v- IP .- rh B ---dlir • 9 1e pgy . 'N'tare' 1 ...--. 11 • 6 1' 4 ' gi to --‘ lll4lll SO Mee . 'tO save any of their effect, aiVeis'eli.. - ft like ttieli de' ar- r i e t teadi that three persons lost their Ii ry alstitst 200 , mtn. est*. , • he... . : so t6qen t ly secure,.. .., .., . . . .detemac • .--It is 'Understood that the ic'atin to your .Lostbittip dus Om- Honons- sr.fee/ in corninnri . g . , . ~, . , . . ~ tun friint tile 4,ii 4 Opy l t - _e, re i t i t .....ton of P .. die ••, The bodges of an el , . ...„ 's Alpe Carnatic, Lord Duncan, I ror ie. is. portant acluisitiCii, to he to Z w ak iiiiw nt ri,V &a f t ,wi_nd . .._ . 71 ... i_e_fre_pa ti , i 'w t r at iva t t ikftea o. ~ i n ti 4.2 .— totr.c sib. tiOt_ dui, ." . t in us m out .a or th e. • ui smob sii .. . .. • .. . • I ft Walthamstow, together Atit the , • this been erected irithilitnkil . • part i called Altnas. : .-, , , 1 , 1 ~. `,•. ; •Ipinent an Penang, and • the •Leill . 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