The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-12-22 00:00:00

eitivrad - theigeputesiste eharged en thetas; bit . repeetemure fly se MOM diminished. The OLUICIPULDIR t i e l se a the ieo 11XCIIINURR seW, he had the 401.1 bit ile 'be jst removal by the dketteselli bed jest gives. weakfull wham it was coupled blii the esqwetimaMst fact. that the -' meat of the divides& on them feeds are use " a "eater. Hr. CAIOLIPT begged es remark. that . was his Mak shin this titers Meld& he any Al l im i l li re de bt llfillifilble Sep _aids the it:sixties of the debt. I kill lid ISO a Milltint l l a snd edifies* .;Muss, Waiter tile PlealiVe Mr we eel) , tee millienevasool *eta 1 that k sins genera ly believed. meteld eat be made ' avelltft te Ma legitimate ehjeet—sn that. in hut. 110-1 th irst slisiever esuld be maids soma* the redisedesi . Mk 11. Mr CRISTIONY feared the distress of bs I lu s t mall Weems. and that silos steps nose - he I lbt the veliei of the lower orders. Ile peeessmill • ettosidershl• Mile in the comninnity ; he dealseed le to Mid be tread readily give up spat of kis psessuitses fee the t aw arthe amen nity. Ur. C VIIIINVIia4 es a former night s• lbw now her (Mr. ) is his speech had alluded to the ma duct of • yomfg eletitroaw is preaching a serums es a recent apeseles hetet* the Orange Seeirty at Liverpool. nn wide% esseelos the Hen. Newilmer ha.l stated that the Ortgyamilit "sestina had peached a mock sermon. and otherwise Mei is a wanner *worthy his cloth and re liaise. He (Mr. C.) had sifts had as eppertimity of in isiriag Imo the trammtios. and bad been assured that Or intone...hes of the Men Member was meat incorrect. That the tleademin In question was highly respectable. Mr. 111111211110 had no lineation of deisig injustice to the iniirldoal Is questies. 1144 ON the orcasion alloaltd tn. "dim from the isfermatien he had received; and spelt that infennatiee he described the serums preached as imervisql the character of sedition towards new and blasphemy 'owned. Ued. Tilt CIIIIIIIHXAL [VIM. Mr J. 11ACKINTOSH gave notice be would en the Vith of February. sore for the rooppoiotweut of the I'o•umittee for eogairiegioto the state of our Crhninal Cole. SSA?' IK PARLIAMINT. Mr. DETIPIPIT gave petite that lie would, after the re a•a, submit a motion to the Mouse for the preventing disquidifying persons holding sinecure offices, or re rei‘ ing pensions., from sitting in Parliament. Mr. l'.llA 'lt Al 4 wished again to ask the Xoble Lord whether hr trended rosiest to produce the copy of tbr Letter written in answer to the Letter (roes the blanches • ter Magi.trate.. 4 lie Letter he alluded to was dated the let ofJoly last. Lord thought that it would not be advisable to modoer the document ash-cried to by the lion. Member, who might, if he thought fit, wove Kw its • production. Mr. CALF RAVT then said hr 'souls!, soon after the holidqs, move for the prodactiou of the Letter in question. :.oril A IiA3IIII,TON presented a Petition from • Presbytery io Scotland, prating that Parlianwat would take into ronsiderat ion the distressed state of the poor of that country. In presenting this Petition, the Noble Instil drew a atrusise pictere of the distressed state to so hich the poor of that country were reduced. The • Noble Lord hrongly urged his Majesty's Government to tent their attentirm an these circumstassees, and to the Nate of toe% part esf the pupal.. • of the empire. Mr. KIIiNNEl)1• spelt.: ors lb fir normatneas of the slafeinolumedu by the Petitioneri. Mir W. DE rRESPIGNY ralb,l nn the Noble Lord to tire stay t o bis manna disposition, and do something for the relief of these sintortuessite people. lard I assured the House, his Ma. jesitq's Oorerninent hail net been unmindful of the wants . of dug* pervaies. ParEasueni had most liberally granted in DM a million and a lift! of mosey for the relief of • the distressed poor in Srotlansl. 71sis fund had been pared is the hands of Commissioners ; and the House wont& with plo.,•titr hear that there was still a sum of upwards of YIP,OIIOI. in the hatuls of the Commissioners unslispeeed of. end which would be admumed, when wanted, ow proper mittlicatiott. Mr. DIMAILAS bore teati many to the &dress which prevailed is that part of the empire fruits n bich the Pe tif.on none. Mr. .1. P. liB ANT said, the gentry in Scotland had aorta their utmost to allemate the distresses of the poor aru.ind •liens t hr hosew our iwiiridnal, who had for many • %stein past distributed itpwar.'.s of a week amongst Cie pew. lie gager the :4 one credit to every other indi vi.:sal cannected with the tioreruirsent, as individuals; but he Manual them a. a tior•rnment, for delaying to in qmni into the comes of the distress which existed. • Lord tl F. 11tH, its explanation, said, it was somewhat hard now us cat on England, nisei had her e, omires.ive P.sor-rat..4 111 'lay, to rote large sums • ter !Scotland, to relirie tier from having any Puor.rales at all. .Ir. ELLICL calied on the Xnble Lund In institute inquiry. Mime be came into tlw Howse to-sight, be had learned, that mulct the authority of the Hill recently • passed, a searrli for arms had taken plan at Paisley ; and no arms were felted in the po4mmston of any of the per • sore ernmected with Ili. P r sisum, Mr. V. BLAKE thought the I' esissioners should be • intheeised io advance tuoni•y on the security of the tolls in Scotland. Mr. 1/11.11PRFORCP. &meld as hurley into the state of the commerelal districts, and the canoe of the -preiwat commercial distress, nimbi be'attended with be iscfirsal effects. by putting the House in possession of . - • hls, CAIAMAFT said, before the Gentlemen eon 'eisetalleith Scotland came to 'Parliament to ash relief, teley shield recolfrort that thew paid so poor-rates, while the melba of the English giestimean and farmer was 'ltairshosail with a eery heavy tax ea this heed. Them was ready now to be mirancod to the distremed is r. if ihoShieelisrenilemen would come for mietissith security fa►Me sepoymesit at distant periods. Mir J. SIACKINIUNH itasegly reprobated soaking OM a nediseel mtnalloa. Stites a geedlise relating to the diehassii of a potties of err fellow-subjects; and wasrAtilso Noose of Coalesces new mar the they were ma mho mlieved tiN Snaked comenred to adopt a s7s 6taes of•Peor Lau?. - - M.. w' Mr. LIUSKIMON raki, the Hon. aed Learned Gen theimmenlmat misrepresented the argument of leis lloWe tortelsil : all hits N.M. Mout h«f saM was Ms, that *ben: the" Sarah tientry case here to ask relief. tbc • Ksg4lsh elrotry bet • right to sa. before you ask es to satinet poor poor, pet yourself' at Ind te the war ainotbe with nsposl to yen poor, as *1 art . it with mown la sera • Ma IiMLIMPIi was do** a 1 opiwiew. that iolltirT Oro* ;guns eowdorrehd Metres% could alowe Alt Pollsoist Oh only . " may. • • w oe ? haat Me. Faun la &foam of the *dim was kiwi. I.WerC oaf* stoppers Lora A. H.%MUIIUN theft brooOt op 1111.111, titre to tholes., poor% flow the reoptieiewe Ilkolhoo irks. whisk woe bid as the mtge. • *waive SURSIIS. Lard A. %MILTON rose to wove aid appoblenseat *I a Diesseittee a. thta .object df the &oink Ilurybe. The subject was sot semauerted, 'swept collaterally, with Pektierneatury &dorm At present ildislostrgh. Aber deen aid Invent's% wive la a state of disfraschisensest; sad the casettes as to the first of the three sight hap pen collaterally to a&ct the return of the Member for that city. The Noble Lewd coacleded by moving, that the petitlea is that House hem the Royal Bergin is ScotlaaJ, in the last sad the former Measles of Parlia ment. be referred to a !Meet Committee, to report epos the sane to the noose. Mr. W. DUNDAS (Member for Ediaborgla) said, that the Noble Lord, sot embodied with the seeress of his mo tion, bad grows quite wanton in ceseeisesee of that success. Witb respect to Ildiabiltzs e s the elect tors bad been absent at dip last I bet ty that riretuustasee the merits of the etudes mold set thee be at all affected, as she time for presestiag had gate by. Oa the subject of Bergh Reform; he had so ob jection to the state of daisy that bad slimed been the Lord CASI'LEREAOH observed, that as there was hat one opinion on the 'abject, there was au occasion to argue the 'unties'. lientleuser on his side of the House were disposed to co-operate cordially with the Noble Lord. Mr. J. P. lIR.‘NT was inclined to think that the Member for Edinburgh had gotten into a place where he bad no right to be. Mr. FORBES stated, that Aberdeen then paid lone per cent. for ail the debt else by the twin, while the Scotch Banks only paid three. The inquiry originated by the Noble Lord had already cost tenni Lord A. 11.‘MILTON stated the expence to have been exactly 1000/. The motion was then agreed to. PCNSIONZILS. Lord NUGENT rose to move, pursuant to notice, for a return oldie persons liable to be struck olf the Chelsea oat-pension list, in consequence of the Royal Prise!naa fi ... of the °nth of October. Ile applied to the House in behalf of those ~en who had come forward when a new and mere vigorous organisation of the army had taken place ; sal who haul contributed largely to the trophies ' of the country. By the last proclamation, it had been stated, that all these men, unless they reported them- selves within a certain time, would lose their pensions ; ' in consequence of which, those who had enlisted fur seven years, and hail been inti'led to pensions on ay count of wounds, would be deprived of this pension. Ile • would not then enter on the question of the power of the Crown to deprive of this pension those who had enlisted for life. But he wouhl contend, that those men, who, under Mr. Windham's Bill, had enlisted Inc a limit ed time, and had been wounded in the sorrier, were entitled to a pension, by the words of that Bill, the rules and regulations of the service, and the aelliorit* of the moos eminent sea.PlLthll. day. when elm BM lens ronet ed. No power was vo n in this Bill to the tioniusis 111011eni of Chelsea hal to withdraw the petru 'ito, except io the cam of en istment for life, or the period of service not having been completed. He hoped the motion wool,' not be resisted by abstract opinions, hot be a denial, if it could be done, of the focus lie hail stated. Lord P.ILMERSTON tholes, the House would agree with him in opinion, that the return moved for was nut expedient to be granted t and the order from the War 04ce would be completely jnstified by the laws and re gulations of the service. Previous to the passing of Mr. Windhain's Act, a pension to the soldier floured entirely from the spontaneous bounty of the Crown ' • and it was necessary he should have a recommendation from his officer, the want of which was fatal to his claim. Both Mr. Pox and Mr. Windham, thought the uccessity of that reeorninenulation suionful be done away, and that had been the object of the Act. The expense of the Chelsea and Kilinainhani pensioners, was at the present time no t less than 1, 4 200,00101. and that was dialled among 75,000 men. It was &hoar: to think these men were not bound to render their service to their country when called upon. Similar Proclamations had been issues' from the War Office in the years IoIPJ and 1103, and he must certainly think that the qnestiou hail been mulch better rliscossid then, than at the present nionsent, when there was su notch abroad to inflame the public mind. A tn-ssage from the Lords, signified their Lordships' assent to the amendments made in the lisuleiii..anoutr Bill ; and that they had assented to the Seditious Meet. Jags sill, with certain amendments, to which they desi red the concurrence of that House. Os tire motion of Lord LAXTLIIIIR 1.:11, the Lords' amendments were ordered to be taken into cousi leration IMMensw. Lord .%I.THORPE observed, that it was clear, from the regulations of the service, that the Crown had no right So call for the services of a man who hail completed the period for which had been enlisted. In the case of a person who had enlisted for the term of serep Butt was to be regirded as the period of his service; i ft he the case of any doubts, these doubts ought certainly le be interpreted in favour of the soldier. Mr. Loos; observed, that the soldier was undmilitedly &added to the conditions under which be haul inliated. lot all the pensions were conditional except in the ewe 411 those who had completed the three periods of ti •' — g to Ph yews. Ne. J. P. GRANT was of opinion that seven yeses morn the proper period fur a man who bad eolisted for that teem of years, and that they could not be required to serve the fall period of 21 years. Mr. C.IIAILIFT thought the Ikon much indebted to his Noble Priead for having brought the subject for ward, that it might be finally settled. The periods a, service were three, for 7,14, or Pt years. The non who' enjoyed a pension for lengths of service, was andanbteil lialtle serve till the 21 years had expired. The otiun was thee negatired.wiillout a division. Lord CASTLEREAGH ,sowed, that the Report on • Newspaper Stings Wties.BW Amid be dies re- ly I. niotien Mr. PENMAN elated. Joe to mashie, the aseesdereste. Lord CASTBIRRAOH were Ml few is soselsor, asoesoled wooli-be 61 Ibirti roman. The Report wserbes • 17pow its issetios ' semi. &St, Mr. NO ROO. 'complete clump is is pip% neemaMeerat of Mess milk* time had ItsZet risonmended by tile CfMaraktia 40 &pie* UM ISM Inenplemegitt to ke=::' the yeareat thee, whoa tbe Ibibitiab of the was molded to melt peestiesll 4 4 omens el t if goblin We over rasa. =the ios the Weir" aim an:Lea le palish Mining' be pleased irlikeekawy name. as the intim of prosecedng numined ir s= Attera.y.lhteraL He timed die neon shield be till alter the roses. /Re. IL MARTIN was seamy to be obliged to noes ;ghee Ireland was sot so steitlan as had has. asented by, many Osidense in that Moose. He bad then a Woo lo his Weds ao, it was la his Kocksa4Laughe—usew- VOlie Be. this want h a d gem „,“, 4. Mae NW the purpose of dissemlnadog their rani plee. melte endeavour to disturb thyme, of tbe take ky. He domed each a nataseut a geed reason for passing dm Ins baleen the Ham as speedy as pion& 1 The sowsnintens were them agreed to. &Se claims were then eh_ up by the Arrenton Orissa& ; of which wept to 11l up the blank ram tire to the penaity for neglecting to tarnish a espy t e z pamphlet to the Commiselms of Stamps, with doe me bemired rmods."—The cisme so weeded was made part of rite Rill. The Hill was then ordered to be read a thin' dose to-morrow. Oa dee notion for the naiad reading of the Blas phemous Libel Rill, Lord RBRINGTON beed the House would pause kerne it added this to t he Kestrel sin of maseres pursued by Ministers. This he considered as me of the i most daring attacks width bad ever bees made es Nei -1 tida liberty. The measures had hese adopted without any inquiry, thooth called os to institute an hanky. • lie contended that the ordinary laws were quite suffice , ent to punish offenders for publishing sandmew bias ' phemons libels, especially when they recollected the : punishment passed on doe last .Render in this way. They had already passed Whet. prevent Military Train. I iog, and for the Sehure of Arm; sand they bad all bet pAssed a Hill imposing new sad unheardmf restrictions on the Press. Surel these were enough. lie then • snored that the Bill be read secoad time ea the 13th of February neat. rulonel DAVIES was surprised that Ministers would tidier sash important tmeasons to be paned night after akin, teritht their saying the least sy llable in defence a them. They attempted so reply to the unanswerable agrasients brought forward every night on his side of the Housa—(Huse, bear: esti laughter.)--If they pined this Bill, they would only add to the discontented state of the amain.. Mr. MONEY ettil a hope that this "mild not be the last meaner tb to stem the tide of blasphemy. which, it was admitted on all sides, was overflowleg tfse land. He believed it would be admitted that whoosh sere opened for teaching blasphemy and irreligiots, as the elements of their edyeatson.—(Crles of " Read, read:")—lle should not read, hat he was eenyimeed that some check should he put to the publication of Sosioy Newspaper*, as one of grossest Mastless of the flobbatk , shirk should lw devoted to re! trust Mpg that Esu s ppression of these ps secs* tiso etesties of his Majesty's filinisSen. Mr. W. SMITH trusted, that them who knew him hest world not charge him with blasphemy or irreligion, as part of his offences; and if any proof had bee. satis farturily made out of these blasphemess and seditious schoo!s having been established, he (Mr. Smith) would leave ,Some any length to put a step to than. If men aid instil snrh doctrines into the tender mitt& of children, he knew scarcely ally punishment too severe for them; bet in the evisteure of seek matters he was a total infi del. Ile adverted to Carlile's defence resting on his (Mr. Smith's) Hill; and he said, that a more unfounded defence could not be; for the Rev. Person at the head of the Church of England and himself were agreed, that the laws, as the y affected blasphemy, were sot to be touched by that Hill at all. At the same time, he thought that Christianity required so support from the law. Mr. MONRY said. the Papers ea tbe table showed that such Reheats existed is Cheshire. ►lr. W. SMITH conolikrod that so doubtful evi dence. Mr. J. P. GRANT complained of the way is which Ministers had been Akin, on • ruiners se materially Riming the law of the land u this was. - - • Ti EPA EV wished the Noble Lord wend pose before pusinx this measure, pervious to the (Inseams recess. lie implored °vielenses, sot attached to every thing which came from the Tessera Bench, to pause before they admitted a viseitssre of this kind to pass without consideration. lord CASTI.F.RP..IfiII laid, tie° it would ban been proper elopes this measure when it caste from Oho esker Horse, had he sot so fully espialsed its object Diu he u opened the whole measure to Parliament. 14p t the House Ismail do ill to separate ler the Issii ! !ais with. ...Mass no to sat 1V1901:111111! 111111111111111 to preserve the —As sad men& of eeoefry. He protested avant this sys tem of sheet Ministers ler sot Boakiss Teethes, whoa ae►al~letiwrr~i ! P efiktflio"thefr Measures. Ili J. MACKINTOSH entered the House with an ez pa, that those who proposed an imsovatitta I. the and saw postal laws era free press , would a some pomade for that innovation , and I. that it wool 4 be remembered that it was in the losiMpelime of the Nimble Lord. and by himself. that Ibis maw mstrietion ea the free press of this emeerr bed beeopibresed to Parliament. The Hebb Lard had ghope imk posed for this wow assessre ; fer to my that the leelfekney of the mint laws had prodend as it of Matipheaty was aa ammonia abasklaly err Noble. He should, therefore. vote IN the adjauresaset proposed by his Noble Priced. The ATTORNEY-MINERAL dialed that his Mu jasty's Ministers had naglarted the asswares for restraim leg the pees. He ad oilerd that the truth of the Cirri& daa Religion wanted eat the moppet' of the civil power M sstahlkh that or ils osoeileares bat would man lay dot it see wet teserman to punish as. ter iaatset Wiwi foloN i tod bherbeenese libel. , to dater oasts OPOse teel) -abdimeet Tel was Mr. Moe "minified 4 MU .0- \ kik All UJ O t C o Vit St ‘ . •. Heee's Night xesa— stizzitetsbodese et: eftillia • abhor. /hod ever *•ortel harrow . who sob seribed to Mr. He bet witheetieguily left their me thres. I. weithl .y their emegret hat the elect which bo tad *Moil to thug. tie due eduetsol to theme. lac at which Nootie webarelyeke was eamineell, when a Worthy Alderman (raithseee) was is she reek and as lien. liesuou (tlee) was moat; and whea Wailer auk a out isioneretory gift* which wu received with applause by the onslkag. ascuieg the N.N. Judge with win the part of a vindictive pro. soeutor. Mr. symtutrr wield not charge his Km earl Learned Primal with hoWiug ether epistle., fees that which be did now ; hut he thought he sere did net like Ilk person kinds so well as, epee a warn aegoolataace with them, be now armed to do. With respect to the trials of lions and Week% so este cold hare enter. taistell any doubt of their actrittal. Wersier's libel, as it was ealkd. was by am wake of as aggravated cha racter ; aid as to the Parodies of Ilene, who could be ige, the intent of that pesos was to nine the Chili ad' Religion. Vol. WOOD said. he should vets Rte the ICI. He had Ilataued to the speech of the Hes. sod Learned Gra ting's% lithe said he had heart ed argesocots is fame of the 1611; be certainly had se argument heat the Hoe. zed Leagued (leadsmen against it. With r.N. spot to Hoses Wane= sad blasphessavis parodies, he would WI the Wane where be drstlaid his head upon it. It had pleased Gad to bless his with a large family.— (A laugh fees all parts of the Uesse.)—lle bad several Oilier's, and ft was le the warsery, is at which ought to be the saactoary of loureceoge, that be found this au. alinelsie sod Waimea Ina. To rested our children. our servant% ear cottager, mad our ledestrionts ldbeaF ars, from the sisehierees efeets of those publication., be would vete for the Ant pa! it this Bill. sad he would vote for the mooed part, Memos he loved hie (venire, sad Asesight that say loalvideal, who having oar fi. belled it, should repeat the ellece. ought to be sent not of it. This House thee divided, wino doer, appeared ter the weed reading, IN; ler Lord Risriaiteis a aeseadwent, rt. Tips Bill was thee read a mead tiara, sad eau,- . . missed for this day. . The Report of the Committee of &lowly was received and agreed to.—Adjourasd at oes o'clock. SOUTH AIRINICAN PATRIOTS. -.10.-- THOMAS'S, OCT. 16.—We learn that the plan of the Patriots, in the amusing campaign, is to unite all the troops, and make a dash upon Si- who, it is said, is in Veneseela, bewildered. It is computed that the Pitriet *rue will exceed 12,000 ems, emissive of say *eels that Both ar may Wog down with him. lual's *skids k ilos are la our elighbeerieed M 111oloria ; and by Wen of the Illth image item tretta. i team that nearly 1000 mead Devem ammo.- tioo had arrived there, bet I. Brion ba • Mowed Ms squadron to to to cruise, thepanish fleet had mode their appear ance, aid were utak biedoeibig the ishmd, in order to intereept the temps ezeseted hem be hind. The Admiral meet me a 'whets to advise me of this ciramestease, bad I immedlolety mat a fast miring vessel to emir betwom this ant To bago, to morrow all womb emilic that ‘W, sad to order them into this Oelph, to jsis the Br.- tish troops in lieterin—and 1 treat we shall be in time to save of them hem Min into the bask ef the Advises from Aarmlora Jpeolc Ith of the ac tivity of Admen& and the peal lawinvements already made in the state of Mike I. (hesyana. Zee, though out of Mee, Made him • heed is the dispatch of the ones COMM/. A large stun of money (100,000) was momently expected down at Angostura. I am sorry to tell you that it has been uncom monly sieklg here lately. We have lost Colonels Ellis,lPrinsept, Wiesiap,MlVlSS, am% marry ethos. MAI Alta. alt. I Dablla 1 0 Waterford 0 Greruseq mod Away, O Gotteebengh 0 Hamburg* PRICE OF STOCKS Till Moak Stock 3 per reel Red. 641 3 per cent. Cork 3i per Coed. 74 4 per Cl.oss Mk b per Cast. Na y Long An. I78•I8 lop. 3 per C.V. Ana. ADO. DIM O Ham& 1 • IFlendsre 1 Prime 0 Lhbod 11 Wks ll DAY AT WOG O'CLOCK. MW Ilea 0111.10seds lk. la. dis. Ns. NW NI. lb.'s. dk. INfte Cims. Ouslos Coes. Isitha, Lou. Tkkels £l9 18 ett a btaladrialrh (N. R. Tits "BRITIBIIIITATINLYAN" is is ~.it " Ties sriroutax") LONDON: it, Dzcziesza IS, lel% —dr-- Paris papers of Saturday hove some to had this morning. The Members of the Chamber of De puties met es• Friday, in a Sweet Committee, in eider to examine the New reject of the Address to for King. K. Memos read the project, and after womb pet it to the rote : it wasadopted, teT ream in favour, and ISS against its adoption. The next pabSe Sitting was to take place en Monday last. The King, en Friday, beard Nam in his mu apartmeals, and ' afterwards trammeled halos with Bares Pampas% Pretest ef the GM& has essoived letters Cadiz .f the Meth of November, cossibmbig the of the dlorppearesee of the yeiiew beer is Amhimia, Sorile. and the hie et Loom thl ths lastant r Whisked died of the Omer, and el was sick. L&vsksPia. Dia 10.-11. Kelly, R wise et trio (ENE Is dullard prisoner at 111 in cooseqesace of attempts le am swot 1 • . Ai. ‘ , .-: • • • . . '. i ' . • ; ' . • 4 . k 6 14 . • • ' .- *- k i ". ) , tee eldud lard MAillillol sags t lifter. ist 4 ha - fielless ef the poi wee As great The Maryde a TAnsroci, advereles t• of the 1 ZILIrg apilittMe olu eeire a e isc iess i &obe d l e rree. tieay.:47,,r ft : , ...4...........:..w....,.. a .id. b e llMMlNL ail eac isli as treelha ril.P 4 wea r oma ' Right Mils. 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