The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-08-05 00:00:00

L4W IN 1 ELLIG KIVCE. COURT OP CrIAKCERY. Aso. 4. rut airroanwir-oestaar. a. 'Tuts" aoLurve, "Le STOOL.. riorreas or tioseatet's Cou.coe, revaa-roms. The Arrogance' GsWean. moved, that these De fendants, against whew an information had bona filed. as Treaty." of a Charitable institotion in the Immesh of l'eterslield. at the relation of several lobabitants or that plaint, might he ordered to bring into Court the scentless of the College, and the hooks of the pro. eeedirtßs of the Trustees ; end alto to transfer the farther same of 11,0001. fear tier rents., and 3881. Navy per Ire rents, into oho risme of the Acroootant- General, which, net beteg opposed, was ordered to be done /titbits 14 days. D ITV' V TUG GUILD 07 lIIMILDOVOUGH. Sr MITSUI" PIGGOTT said, that in Om oleo he had so trestle his Lordship with e motion for the sliacherge of the receiver. They had already paid 8001, and they had ea 'Oldish stating that that soot catered all the debt, both ptinripel and interest; which •ffidarit was not eootradleted by the Plaintiff. A. Me. Hitt. the Cooesel for the Plaintiff, was DOI is Coact. she Loan CUANGCLLOS desired the so. lion to be reserved till to-morrow morning, when he Should 'Ardour, to the Coen all the papers con. meted with the new. sebotaon a SVGGI!OIf. Mr. Mae Cllvd, that this ups the day lied fore I motion in this caw on the pert of the Plaistlii. lie h.d so ehrorre, however, that Mrs.Sergisno, a party Sc' she sail, bad made a long affidavit respecting the Illegitimacy of a rhilil, the question on which the vrbole masa d.penderl ; which from its length neither .h. nor his Cheats had been able to peruse eitb that attentive which was necessary. He treated, therefore, hi. Lordship would 8004 the mo tion to stand over sill to-sorrow or the day after. The Loan Co smccaLoit assented. The Curt ass occupied ail day in hearing mo. 'lons, none of which possessed either ietetest or tat penance. YORKSHIRE ASSIZES, Ac-c. 2. Both Joam proceeded at nine this tooning to their nnpeciist Coot ts to hest civil noses. KM PRIVS SIDE. mAastmt. t. tiALL AND UTDED*. Mr. RAINS state., this to b. an action for urinals, In lake( passesttinn of the Plai 111 l fry goods ender • Coma of Dinkroptey ; the validity of which lemmission was the real titivation for their consi deration ; end he therefrom left it to his Learned Oppottenis to prove that Commission to be 'slid. Mr. Serjeant II L. i.t.t,ca, for the Defendants, stated, that the action oar brought against the assignee• under a Commission of Bsaktoptcv, one of slum was al.n t.vtiti, nine cred•tor. All that 11119 to be proved, therefore, was, that the Plaintiff had been a trader, that he had owed the debt in question, and that be had committed an art of bankruptcy. The Pisinsiff ad been a miller, at Holm*, upon Spalding mom to • clot hr had booght and sold loot suit har les. M. Hall, the petitioning creditor, had told him bail. y, of which a balance of 1501. was doe.— The Plaintiff had been in rho habit of making bor. gains at • house in Hell, Mrs. Wilson's, *bleb might he rolled his horse of trmte. At this linger he bad appointed In meet one Coss. a millstone erases, to wh• m he owed 501. or 601., In order to pay him.-- Cass came an lb! day appointed, but was told that Marshall sal not there ; be remained there for some lime, but Marshall never appeared : yet Marshall had been there daring the whole time, and had directed Um Wilson to dray him. That this was an act of bankruptcy had bees decided is the case, Gillingham v. Laing, Taunton 6 and 534. In that case the Wilmot* hail been a News.vender, and attended only at the Eackuege, Is order to obtain materiels. and to manufacture paragraphs for Newspapers. There be bad appointed to meet a Gentleman, and directed himself to be denied. Upon that rase, the late Chief Jerrie , of the Common noes. Sir Virtu Gibbs, re marked that the bankrupt might have lived in !Mg logs, se that be could not commit an act of bank.' "'agog eleeobere. The Eachange was his hoes@ of besioess. In the case of Chonayworth v. Iby, I. Wein, 676, the hover of a friend was the scene of an act of bankruptcy. In the case, Robertson v. Liddle (Sir Thomas, Sheriff of Durham), It was de cided that a man absenting himself from his own house from apprehension of an arrest, Which, in fact, did not take place on that day, had, by that coadect committed an set of bankruptcy. This showed that absenting with intestine to avoid creditors was so act of bankruptcy. !Replies Dickenson proved the Consmissino. Charles Smith, Clerk to Mr. Hall, Merchant its Hell. proved the petitioning creditor's debt. William Cass proved the act of bankruptcy, as Mated by the Learned Serjsaat. Cross-easniined by Mr. Harm—What kind of hoses is tbis Red Lion, to Manor-alley. Hall, kept by Mrs. Wilson I—lt is like all ether pablic.honess. I hope sot. Are there set Ladies that 'require it ? —Yes. the Ladies of the house. Aye ? Yee, Mrs. Wilson and her daughter. Mn. Willem proved, that the Plaistiff ordered her to deny him—Verdict for the Defendants. Between piss sod ten o'clock es Woodsy might, a ire br. he net at Mr. Podium's boot-raker, High. 1, IRMO, Shodwell , which threats:wed the line if bin. folioed his workmen. It originated in the cellar, where one of the men was waking wiz ; when the pen boiled over, end the flames memmoiceted to • vessel filled with pitch. Altheegh the lower part of the bane wss nearly burnt, yet the most series lees suit occasioned by the depredations which were met• , mitred by persons In the web, who, prolitting by the contests'', broke into the first 11100 f, and threw hendleg of lines, ke. to their conredes. Tees& y ofternoon a It, broke out is the house of Mr. Disend blacking•esettefacterer, ie Mee Ascher. road, aotherhithrt, which in a abort tine esiontered the whole of the premien. Friday night, or early on Saterdey snornieg, the G..,eoat school, in Tothill.iehlo, woo broken into, rrod robbed of a greet %tastily of Otte, Hugo, &c. 1 684 THE STATESMAN. RIOT AT THE LIVERPOOL DOCK ERIDEWELL At tire Borough • Session', Peter Riley. seed 2'Z We. Tray. 19; We. Prater. 44; Jaynes lllaolow, 35; Bernard Lesion, 25; Fa ederick &Bantam, ; James Crimea, 22 ; and Owen 31'lloaald, 33; were indicted for &tint et Liverpool. 'these were themes who, as ear Roeder' may recollect, were apprehended for hawing been active in the' 'MOSS riot and tumult at the Dock Dridtwellom the evening of the 2211 of Jane last, when the Bridewell was forcibly broken open by the mob, oho released see.. rut Prisoners that were in confinement there. and violently beat two men connected with the Dock Police, and afterwards attempted to threw them lots the Old Dock. Mr. Lana stated the case to the Jury, and `see a succinct narrative of the origin and regress of the riot, as well as at t►e temelteoes end disgraceful trensections of the mob on the evening in wresting. He then proceeded to call evidence to sabstaotiate the charge spinet the Defendants. A greet semi*, of witnesses were esamined on 'the part of the Prebeention, most of them connected with the I).•ck Police. Their evidence proved that all the Defendants were with the mob doting the riot, and that some Intl a mote active part than others in the linings proceedings of the evening. Several of the Defendants called evidence to este. WWI an alibi at the time of the disturbance; bat the testimony of their witnesses seemed not to be entitled to teach credit. The Havannas summed ep the evidence with greet 1 precision and correctness; and then laid down Biel law with respect to persons engaged in a riot—names. ly, that every individual who does not separate him. self from a riotous assemblage. is responsible in the eye of the law for all the virdencesand means *hid that assemblage may perpetrate. The Jury, after some consultative, returned a verdict of Gal/4.090t all the Defendants, eacept W. Frazer, who was of coarse acquitted. The ftscoascn, after seriously admonishing the Primness, passed sentence upon them, that they be imprisoned 18 months lo Preston noose of Corm. 'ion. Seine of the Prisoners. when removing from the bar, behoved in a very indecent and estregeoes men• ner, end directed the most disgusting Isngeegesgsiost the Bench. Clarks Burns, aged 23, was Offends indicted for having assaulted sad struck Mr. Brutality, So• periotendent of the Dock Police. The assault arose oat of the above riot. It being suspected that some of the men belonging to General 117Eerfrees Legion had been active in the distorts. ahem et Brides,ll, Captaio Boyd. their Command. ing offiCtr. reemeeted Mr. &codley 10 come to the wend where they were energised on the South Shore, for the purpose of seeing whether he could recognise any of them as bating taken part in the riot. Ac. confine', oboe elms o'clock on the following townie/. Mr. Broodley, with several of his assist ante, proceeded to the ground. When he came near J k.ort's Dee, be saw between 2 and 300 men of is Itteion, and the Defendant Burns among tbem; "ban, of them hod Items or lamps of copper dress in timer bends. On perceiving this, he addressed tbess, 'allot, " My good fellows, I am not come to site. Het )0)4, bet to meet Captain Boyd." They re• piled. " You villains! go bark, or sell have your lives!" Instantly the Police was covered with a shower of stones, which knocked down some of time and dispersed the rest. Mr. Broadley was seriously cot in the month with a stone. One of the Police escaped into a geld edioining, and sale the Defendant Berns throwing stones after Mr. Brendle, sod the other Officers of the Police when they were retreating from the mob. 'rho Prisoner, in his defence, endeavoured to prom an alibi on the souring the assault was said to have been committed; ha did not, however, call any •itnelUH. The Jury returned a verdict of—Guilty, and dee Court sentescidl his to wee days' inprieaa• mat. IVE.sT. END FAIR. --mme— Yesterday the fifteen men who bad been committed from Kno.street es Saturday last, were brought ep for rossaminatioa. Since the! time, one of the pre. locators, who formerly pee 'widest" easiest some of the prisoners, has been discovered to be in a deranged state, occasioaed, it is supposed, by the wooed' he had received on his heed. During the investigadoe now going es, Jay, the constable, of Hampstead, who was shockingly maltrested at Ilse fair, was yesterday led into the Office with bandages on his bead. He stated, that he was on duty at Went-end fair, on Monday leveeing, the 46th of July, wham, cheating some brother officers were attacked by • gong to rescue a robber, whom they had in custody, he went with all possible speed to their assistance ; he Wes attacked with great sioleece by several of thorns, who held up birettas shove his head, so that he bad no power to resist; his staff was wrested frees him ; be was knocked down, sod best with his staff in a most inhume mouser, the effects of which were very visible, and be remained quite insensible for some ' time. He was conducted ions the strong room to view the fifteen prisoners, and ascertain if eny of them were amens these who attacked Wm, but be could not identify any of them ; he suspected three of them, but ibis opinion was not sufficiently strung to swear to them. Constables and special constables did not derive so moth assistance as they otherwise might, owing to their not being know• distincly to each other. Smith, the proprietor of the lash booth, under went another long esantinatios whew it appeared that his booth was filled with known thieves dwing ' the whole of Monday, while the constables were eat numerous nor powerful enough to apprehend them, 1 till the evening of Tuesday, when their soothers were se mesh imaged that they surrounded the booth, and apprehended 37 knows thieves and die. orderly persons. ft is supposed that the booth iterti was communised for the accommmistion of thieves, there hying an entrust., from the beck, supposed to I be for the *delineate of thieves, when they had com mitted a robbery, So have an access both ways. A fl ambee of handkerchiefs, supposed to have be 1 stela, were fused is a boa in the booth. The an- elm to this was, that persons left O.• them who had no money to pay for liquor. The M AGISTR Ass drew 2 dife►ant eonclaslon; and although the Prisoner denied that he dill not know the wen ohs resented to his booth were thleves. he ad a strops iodisation to commit him as as UMW- ry ; however, Mr. Patel attended, and urged that no buss had been made out against the Primmer, The Si ACISTRAIL agreed to discharge him% so his premising to appear when celled fur; at the same time inswing hint, that if be was brought beTrs him again for keeping a booth at that or aui other fair, and it proved to be the resort of thieves', he lipoid commit him for trial. for • Jury to decide whether he was accessory to the robberies which wen com mitted at fairs. .A number of Gentlemen sod ethers new 'Mottled 1 view the Prisoners, sod the annpletest cue inst is. of the Prisoners, Woo Fletcher, ,stud y ut. Mr. Reheat Seggat• Prelims, a liesse.draper, of 'Weedsteck-street. Bond-street, stated that, owgega..l by a friend, he went to West-mid Fair, isW r ili ste:do ll y evening, the 27th of July, when, at about belf-past eight o'clock, he found himself serneedol l by a sewers. , gen of on, ho supposed es easy, es 40 or 50, Goo whom be received • Molest bleep 1 • the heck of his head. Wheels did not me On men who pee him the blew, but it was given with considerable force. lie lees thee robbed of his W. and also his pocket-handkerchief, which he bad pet tote his hat, to guard against having his pocket picked. lie was then knocked down, the pockets of i bis pantaloons cut oat for his money, &c. Mr. Elder, who was in company *lib Mr. Pm,- man, cookrosed his statemeet, and described ma attack on himself by the same gang, who robbed him of silver, &c. George Florian, the headboronglt of Bampsteed, said be apprehended the Prisoner, Wes. Fletcher, in Smith's Booth, in the Fair, en the Tuesday eves. ing, when he found upon him a bat sad handker chief, which Mr. Freq.'s', proved le be the same he was robbed of ; and the bat 'hewed proof of the vio lence of the blow gives at first, as the top was vet through. lie also produced Mr. Pretymsu's pante oith the pockets cot out, end bleed epos thee, she effect of the wooed be received. Mr. Pret)evan applied to the Magistrate to 'scam him from being hound over to prosecute, assigning as a reason that at the time the Smola° in the Old Bailey would be held be should be abroad upon besiness ard Onsets ; but the Magistrate refused to comply, this being one of the completest cases that bed come be. fore him, and he accordingly bound him and his friend over to prosecute the some ; informing hie that if lie applied by affidavit on the first day of Middle. sea Sessions, he bad no doubt the Court would wit object to emending his retognitsece to the follooioe Session, and would not feel any difficulty keeping such a fellow as the Prisoner some time Wager is rrilYsiestne.rderilliaeyil.y,atthllle tiorilib.okreitepeglostrreethet, K i n g:h e : o ll T c le/ l end Edward Harper, troderwent a long esansina. lien, charged with basing committed the most daring depredations at West.end F ai r; and with robbing Pscidiogten, and cutting Mar with some sharp Ism. sent. The street was crowded with palms' armies, to view the Prisoner Holley, captain of a most setorioes gang; and on his being brought up, the troth was so great that the passage and oflics wet co a -1 p'eirly crammed by persons who had been robbed at the fair, and much beaten. Kelly now stated, that no the second night of the fair at West-end, be was at the toll-bossy, ethos a 1 cart drove ep costainiog Healey and Harper, ad *met al other young me n . While they were paliok their money to go throogh, Henley struck him with lisomething over the head, and said, that mow of thos, nights he would mark him, and asked him, it If he wanted any more iron, 'meld be 'rampart another moo I" (alluding to the circumstance of Kelly having prosecuted one of Henley's gang, for stealing some boo from off his premises, whew he was found guilty end transported). They then got out of the cart, surroooded Ms, and attempted to steal his watch, bet failed. In defending himself, ha re mised cuts with a knife or some sharp instrument over the lingers. Kelly was of opinion that the Prisonen' intention was to hare robbed him, think lag he had money about aim.—Another pers.. cor roborated Kelly's evidence, and the Prisoners were fully committed to Navigate. William Moses charged Henley with rubbing his at West-end fair. He Mated, that he was take at ' tacked on the road to the fair , __ in the company of Ave Or Sig others; sad ,wore to Heels, being the person who atm& him, and knocked out one of his teeth, and made him senseless, while they robbed his. Henley was folly committed to Newsate, to lake his trial ou three distinct charges. POLICE. MAIr11011•110V111.—Tioday the LORD M /AMR wok engaged for a conidetable Ingtb of time with a pri. l tato esaminotion in his parlour, at which the City; Solicitor attended. Terri persona, named John Leadsmen and Julie Redfern, had been approtheoded sticking op bills le the street, between one and two o'clock that morn. \ ing, by the officers mach night, and after sch de. liberation, lodged In the • Cooper. The offence, it any, uncommitted in the district of the Sitting Al. i detain, and the names of the Prisoners were insetted in that list ; bet as anon es the circumstance was cosamouicated to his Lordship,. he directed them to be brought before him at the Mansion-hoose.—Se. seral of the posting-UM were produced; they bore the impress of a printer in Lung-terse, sod were merely advertiverroints that the speeches delivered at the late Meeting in SmiihSelol, and the Ilesolutions agreed to, were printed, and might be bed at a place therein nested. The Poisoners were ant regular bill. stickers, and it was sespecend they might be the pin. ties who posted the late seditious hood•billi, bet no. thing of that kind invested aaalnst them. After a ;nig hearing, they were both discharged. EARLY DEPRAVITY. Harrow.oAeogii.—Jobis Cole end Ilene:, Nor. gin, two boys, the eldest tint eaceeding II *ears., age, were brought to the ohne, ore by Ilinthes Litadfutd, the weetteoper of St. Leke'spatish, sod charged on the oath of W.. Postlethwaite, et No. le, oWest.place, St. Luke's, eating.house.keeper, "PIM staigd that the two Prisoners came to his house sit last Moldy evening, and crept cooed the coons's., end stele est of the till 13s. in silver, his property ; sod the Promoter not being able to secure the Pri. senors at the lime, he gave information to Thomas Bradford, *he, knowing the boys from the descrip tion, took Ilse Prisoners into custody yetterday mote. irg, and brought them to the above office. The MAotsteate asked the Ptisesers what they Iliad to say is their defeats? The Primers said the/ lhad nothing fogey. The M AoliTitare then canaille] the Prisoners to the flees, of Correction for '6.cent/domino this day. Witte-,etlAbc.—Yesterday Jahn Peltier, keeper lot a rag-shop, In Dartmosth•Oreet, Westminster, was brought before Mr. MAKILMIII, to answer the complaint of Amelia Sims, a yoga; women residing at No. t 9, Orchard-street. Complainant said, that her sister had purchased a silk hankerchief et this shop kept by the Prisoner, which was found to be s handkerchief of which she herself was robbed some lime ego, and she wished him t. account for the peeo Alleelon of it. On the 'gemination of the sister it tined oat, that the hasdkerchief bad been purchased by her landlady for her; and the Magistrate sent for the landlady, who proved that fact, and likeable swore that the Prisoner had sold It.— The Prisoner could not *meant for the mamma 'dem of the headkercldef, otherwise them bevies purchased It In the reviler way of trade. lie, how. ever, had been repeatedly before at this Office ea similar charges, and bit shop was considered by that nscers to be one of the most notorious receptacles for str.len property in that neighbourhood. The MAGIsTRAIR now directed the shop to he searched, and told the Prisoner he mast be commit^ ted. The Prisoner here begged to be admitted to ball, as his confinement would be a great detriment to hie trade, his wife bating gone late the country, and to person was left to mind the shop. The MAotirellATa told hint, that his shop beteg motorises receiving shop, the wow it would be shut up the better. As to bail, that could sot be lhoegkt of, and he mast stand remanded till this day week. Ustos.llALL. Hannah Ewing, of Eser-street lAimbetb, wbo was sent to jail last week On clue of being implicated in the attempt to destroy the infant child of Sarah °savant, by throwing it Ws ditch at Lambeth, on the 2-Ith alt., was brought up to the office and discharged, as me sabseqemet {ayes• ligation the Magistrates were satisfied there was so reason to believe she was in any way concerned in the hound, attempt. ADULTERATION OF BREAD. On Monday last John Barrdge, a baker, of loves. road, Deptford, and Stairs Saunders, also a baker, of the same place, appeared before Joon Mason, Esq., of Deptford, in perleabea of a ammo'', to answer a complaint node against than for 8.16 g aloe' is adelterating bread, when they were both convicted ender the 55th of the King, c. 99; jhe former vu fined 101., and the latter 151., be having boss coo. victed on a former occasion of selling bread abort of weight. ci tm . nsiu ..—Wedloesaaj2l 4 l rbew Morton, swirlier fa the Ist Itegiaiem of Crag... , was charged before Mr. Ala (Lemma 11 lib grimy 17- The Pitman, is appeared, WI bees &taking la the of the Ship sad Star, searrow-coroer, Menne., oe t ror i :; allensooe, sheet fl o'clock sad shortly after his departure. Obe laitillodr, Mr.. Remy's. on glass up stairs, discovered that dashed bee• melted of a cease gown t .s her seeetioahm her has la the sap-roam, Mn. Morris the wife et so leepeetor at Tents la the Tosser, a ha with her bashand, happened to he pemow,reesaritail that tie esw the soldier cis ` from op swim, end thermat be lad here a ledre; sopicirms Immediately fill spaniels. awe every earleavisor wm ogee, bet a ; ithatit creel. to awertala the way he had goat. mensiry aloe made at the different pewobrokers is tee aeighboadmod, bet to oe par. peer, aid the property was gives op for led. An hoar or leo ober owls, Ilse two farsles bele( oat deer 'happily, meet the releaser I s Newgeibeereti. near ivy. tore, they bunk recagetzed him ea the poses who lad bees im the tap nose, mid (beagle he was a meat fellow of sits feet they had the enrage to arise hies. and assaaged so ball Wm haven them in spite of alt hie tee/Coos, tilt as *Meer w as wat for, who coaveyod Mee to the Gamester. Oa warehiog him year. lbegOne, avid also • shal, the properly al Kra yea, which had sot bees .lased , were Wood wrapt WNW his bed_y. The Prism r, in his dermee, said the girl of the house gyro them is ahoi no pledge fat her t sulackily for ail vermeil', lam um no girl kepi in the Neste ; he was, therefore,committed lo Rewrite far mist. Lawatre-erasae.—Jaen Ranh and Robert Miaow, both sell•kiatra characters, were merged no Wedoesdav by gf r. Christopher Ciaeford, of Shailwen. with robbing lila a a siker watch, three gent seals, sad a geld k.y. The Com &isnot looted, that between the boar. of 10 and IL Wasik. se 9a! ores, eight law, as he was pipet aloe; reueingtei-streas Retell' highway, he was attacked by a &nog of thieves, "Os heeled him ad the Priam, Harsh matehes his wateh set at his 'octet with which be use away. The Cemplahmat follow ed him, sad Go cootie( up hocked him down aid laid hold of ate watch t the AMIN and seals of which the !Thaw berg fast le hie base. While ON Camplaisisai was la the an Oswalt 'flag, the ether Prisoner Aldine came up and heat the Cam plainest : the watchinee secured the krisoners.—Thy wen both committed to Newgate fee trial. • • - -- ---- As toqmskimi am held is Me spoeltboin of the parish al*. Mary Ressigigum. Waft Use** thasaste. Eat. Corn ier. es the body at Eliseo Allibbge. a simile wasuars. tilr. Wary . of !Undulates. shogrsa, deposed, dot hr Was e ritrd 4: 2: . g r oodoy lova ula * die detested ihe famed W is had. Is iler R. ieessesealmildiregv, laboarisg seder violest lallosawasias albs awes aid bowels s she did oat 'teasel to his alma, me he, she tome to be 111 that collations. otherwise dial Vat abd wee astieked soddenly s she died le a few boon after ilre orlhask r spas epee** she body after her death. it appeared dials* bed takes corrosive sabirssate. Verdict—Died (no psi. ass. but whether takes ignorantly as • medicine, sr otherwise. Ones sot appear is the Jury. Daring the aeon, storm of thunder and lightniag last week at litistol, a mats of caterpillars tell as if from the clouds late a garden there, and were silo• lolled away he bashes. Tut MOVING MOVNIAVN.—The moontoin *kick lately moved from its encient position Ofilf NIIINIC, has come quite (lure to the citadel, and blocked op the new feed tootling to France. The 'pace whichit bus deserted present. , a toriems and interesting up pentane,. its moold tieing emit) , crumbled, and it ; ,,st.ii .its a mineral sobstauce. NIARRIED. On tiro id inFt. nt 51. Atartin - r church. Kirro;eakown. ;teary Wet! Atkock. of Ihr Terrace. soma-tn. to lea lorwor. &anther.. of Tarter. Eoq !froth vf..••• 4,1 n 'be 9.4 inn. al St. Jamte's chuck,. Grades Vilna'. kit Litely foam Ike Lint Indies, to Mr.. Ketolnek. • Wefiagerd• E.ca, widow of Ike late Edward Kendrick, k* of ISM Once. COAL•Ia A it K ET. AIIIICST 4. Skip at Mpilirt. Ship% OM. 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