The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-09-14 00:00:00

/ N.• 4246. MR. BUNT'S ENTRY. OUTRAGE AT MANCHESTER. ATa 111091 esetwee. MEETING et lb* ELEC TORS el WESTMINSTER. held IN Palibre.pmed,••• Tbrolay. the SI September. ISIS I fEr FRANCIS BURDETT, Bat. M. P. la tbe Cask I The people still Inertated le leashers, sod satiety wen depicted is every countenance for the approach of Mr. newt. Every eye was directed to the road *beau he wee to come, and loan before his arrive, tile most eetbusissiie sheer* of applause were hseed by the crowd. in "ceowegeence of the Arm blend he bad made et Manchester. They-became at last rather sorts, ; irben Dr. Wel sew, le order to allay the symptoms of impatience which pervaded them, is a few words told thew hew nosossery it was to preeerve order—bow valuable it waste the success of the coose they assembled to es pouse; that Mr. Hunt pertleolarly wiehed them to be gels* avid decors. ; " and." added the Dotter, Mr. Hem dome net Wen the berms to bri token from the vehicle that slow webs his strive." From ilitirgete she crowds come poerieg done ; the dust thickeeed ; shoos and acciametious rent the sir ; laurels were seen I. every bat; the windows presented It display of besot, tamely net before paralleled ; gad, at length, at ten &ewes before three. the hero of the 4 ., arrival tit oho spat, where the Committee, and ethers of his Meads, were is attendance to receive Ma. Mr. Hem travelled lo a chair. sod pair, fol lowed by Mr. Meophoese in snooker chaise. The i mply pressed retied the vehicle, with outstretched head*, to item the men they called their leader—made severe! attempts to unwise the berms by which he I was drew., end it eel with the irirsont dificelty he persuaded them eat to .feet their wish,,. Triumph looked in every face. Military phrases were used in lea,, of etteterisit and cnstempt, and wherever the slightest disposition appeared to disorder, • general cry of 4 . Drape. vra, theadered out, until it paned threegh the creed, and met and geieteess succeed ed, es if the reeetless of some talineseic inl . Deseriplime wield in nits be attempted to give soy i Wee of the joy which sew prevailed. Little of re. rearm, was eschangeil between Mr. Heat and Doe- Iter Wawa end the Committee.—Mr. Hint's chaise drew close to the lands, which ass prepared for his reception; sod, after a few minutes 'pent in 'skim some little preparatiobe for his entry, the processioo Doted in the order ',reedy desnibed. Mr. Hoot bowed mad kept his hat of es he paused along. The roads were Heed with hackney-coaches sod hued. estle--in abort, every Meg that could be hired.— Dusky', berm, male, "scion, .r coach, were all i. regeisitiou, wherever the eye rooted. Solid masses of people covered the reach • handkerchiefs and red ribbons floated as if oat of th e windows; cheers sod ecclematlevis preceded end followed, and were heard at every , side of the Immesse cavalcade that formed the precession. The Maple foams preceded, end 'Oskar's.. sad applawnis followed, to grace the --op— We shosid sot repeat oar deoeriptios of tits& *hick lined the roads from the Anchor to Highgate, about the esucted timo of Mr. I I limit's approach, bc: for those of oar Readers who may have missed our Second Edition of yesterday, it will be necessary logo ever again some of the par. desists relating to the time of Mr. Heat's approach. The cried eateaded much farther than we wore lbses aware of. Maltiludea advanced within a mile or two of Bernet, end their congratelations aid Wedgies were the es••• of Mr. Hoot's delay. • After It o'clock the nna:bors began to issitikyv Wood it would be vatted, impossible to give o n , illua of the immense numbers assembled, as every nano and road leading to Willoway was wooded to wens. There were many of the foot passengers wh• did not go beyond Holloway, but bemired., who mold afford the event, of alma species of vehicle, pressed es, either frog the eagerness of cariosity, or a desire to he as gaily as possible in their congrasulasiou.— , While the members waited thus at the gate, a vivo. men who sat i• one of the cordage, escitod such at. teatioo, from 41 Wog ewe of the unhappy sufferers at • the dreadful Moslem at Manchester on the 166 Au. gest. Macaw was rendered theme., worthy of mita.. tion.from the G and Jury having refused to Ands bill. He is quite a young lad. as we should suppose, his', au may be 15 or 16. sad he seems not quite recs. I ~red from his wounds, es his bead uss bawdsged, and his appearance shows him to be 'strew!, so. well. Ora such fa-is we make no comment, as oar weeders mast int sufficiently aware of their mature. It is witted, impossible to view them without feelings of iadigestion, and regret that such should over have occurred io this caeotry. 11-fore Mr. Hunt's mind, a huge dog was seen parading about, having r,irod his neck a Whim col- Ise, baring the inscription " No Dog Tea," mod a uretiet trophy fastened at each side of hie head. This, we heliela, was not intended for ridicule; at toast it was mood with approbation by an immense mold. I lode, mad the canine reformer pasted through the held with the ease sod carelessness of a dog she leek himself among friends. The hour of half.post two arrived, sod Mr. Hunt dM owl et make his appearance. Many began to that he would decline the honours prepared kr Ms- reception, and contest himself with lie ap probation of his own conscience, and a conviction Of the good diaposiihin amlocul in his favoiar by sow • multitudo of the p,p•lscr. Every person coeds( less Highgate was inquisitively gustioned as to what be knew of the great man's route; at length • commotion was observed at a distaste; k came nearer, and cries began to ascen from all aides—" It is not his, but a friend of his (Mr. Walker), meowed on • grey steed, topped with red ribb .ns." Ile a 00000 ced that Mr. Host Cu two miles off. and delivered the following sole, directed to Dr. Watson and his friends luso sth.—Let moiler prem.* my ping down Ce.well sett, is at. rs.:l*•., sad amts to Ike trowa ass Aar her. the -ray ail cumuli liar ran r.• his., bet sail art for the pudic aeol. Every rum Erie. d M Llhesty mint de that whirl sill pr.leefe is, new, aid Ir,•• trltaral.bcatea nut of Ihe gen .ira. I liar attic ed. ac 0,4. Yost 't, 111ENKY HUNT. Basel, hte , lay 'Nosh/. It ear ftroolsed. Thai Nis the din* of every Mead I. Ma weary a ash, la rearirg mbar for thew penises who haw hew Meaally ' ae.haelf, "pealed. mei laprtaard. la emseartnice of the Mentes held as Msairke-tpr. sa sh. 161 h A the WC steeth, as aWard mei 'reef rs oar hr reewerr the Nar. n and 'Mir towiWtoiorta ot brio( to patiobattot time perpetrators of ibe sowiropo. Aod WO a flohartyleir be opened for the above repines, mad Aso Pie Frames Ilaidea, J. C. Maidsause. Ay. T. T. Cie' P.q. (*irk tobews) be a r•sowerree. ebb power a add to sheir rawhers, to r , rry the mieetioas of this Menses tret Afar. fIoWNWMO4W/Imoteostv rideenlied • IMO !• 6 Mr. don* ' W AI I 1 A Wee of %frets* ir. le A Freak a Liberty 1 0 Plesdtewasee otts-re 11.1146 d. lik. 11 1 17nrty 1 11 A f.. Print-ro. Id Sub. 1 0 Me. lisso. 11r*.to 2 2 teriploot As Easel lo notarial I Saida wall! Pobterip- letrage. bet a Low Hon to she I lik iesi. of Liberty 1 0. Ow parricide,. way he Mr. nearer, Cr.i keel. WO lie t%e flee. law II 1,6 d teriter•ow repair at JoWe. perlltssokt r hosCroon aed hi.. h. Walker, jos Foil. 10 10 IL lfa 14. Sorontpitoos are wearer , bir Mr. 11. 11f"..k• 111). firawis yr. Mike; in .6P, UM* 11•11wris; Mr Doll), . lierilairotreer i Mr. Giles. 5. %Ties ott•igAril. 91. York sl•rel, Vestolwarr I Mr. Pair, Grent Iti.sortl-iireet. Colwell 'deo; Mr. Prom. 5 Trler.ilrrei. c s iesay-migate i air at th e Crowe and Aat bow T4StIO. Strop/. _____ , shf mild _riP••••tiv. iy being el sesys celesiese4 to creed, misteke and con• fe.ioo—[iso a fro* 1111..111'1,11 'Ds most breathiest at ovation was manifewed).—G.-snenien. I am over •helmed wish grat tette, fur tee o..earespled honour you here this day shown me. U et..epleti 1 say, for 1 challenge the vomits of hetsrei to mew one instance cabers the public feeling hat been so mightils„ so powerfully, end so un.quivorelly ;wailed, net towards an itsatvedeel. hut in that sacred and overwhelseing cause in chick the people are engaged. (*Flanders of applause.) The Co swag 1 have to reeommend so you, is ta rosiest !het as we have had a most glorious day, so oar et, ante may not be disgraced •r sullied by the slight... art of di,. turbine,. If it Should, the enemies of Reform will indeed have good cause for triumph. It is one In fact thee seek, bet you will disappoint thew—( Cries of "We mill, me trill ")—Gentiesen, the conduct sod patriotism you have eriaced this day is not altogether your own. It Is bet a part of that glorious feeling which runs through terry breast, and animates the mass of the population of those districts from which I cam,.—(Shouts of bravo.)—Geotleineo, the coup. try is roused, and she coward!) aid bloody deed, at Manchester have done wore for the caste of Refer* than all that yes sod I could have effected by oar humble assertions for ten years—(.lefeentling shoots of approbotion.)—Gentletovo, the P•eNt of this roes. ire Lae, with eery few reception', long taboored Is injure the cause of Reform sad 1 hate bren ridiculed lift the most vile and dastasally way—[ilere Mr. Heat Isesched forth with mach severity against the Editer at a weekly paper, bet lo the hope that he sod his come peers look! take a lesson, sod not in Were mile him, he recomewoded that they should good aster. idly lee meMO •bieh Wife besto•ed accord hilly --Gestiemen, I hate a 'object to recomelasell to yes of the deepest larrommariad it *ow epee which the Reformers of the North are ail agreed. I myself am deterteloed to adhere to it is the most we reed sonnet. The dotage is this, that oo man what really loves his coststry, shall see eiteer tem, beer, spirits, or wise, esti, public joeti.e is done to the commenity, and the Idaul of the refired at Maa. shatter is semiged.—(Treesesedous shouts of appro. ,Melets, which rent the oir.)—l have ellte awe to (bask Jodi Geotkeeen, for the high b yes have 'this day dose me. Go from home Is peace—go to yogi ludies,—(ll l c may God Mem yes 1 have dose my best for the people—yea approve what I have dune and I as reeds' to die for the people.—( Tueoreroas mad end coniistned applonss.) Dr. Watson end some young isdividsal, whose pre. tensions we cools! sot @wedeln, attempted so address the Assembly; but their harangues were wholly he.. audible, from the deafening bet created by the Moving mass. 1111ARR'4 improved PFTIT•OR, tbo most Well. bal I i•ntim .4 G iJ nn efie,ed MAt Peiblk. ;mom * an she William, of Ow recs.'s. metal, ai e Kalb pan of lir prier. Goideans hin•kbril of est ebso4 GoLl Mils. .4) geloorably ezevited m ue defy kiectioe, ryes by de v•sken In Geld. To br bad 141% of W. Parr, at AM Ilareibewrt Minot Praii-mr, Mb. 1, Grist Onees-gbrieb. flableut reeve teiliter erector. A DA MS'S SOLYENT.—A DISCOV ERY It st It less Mld, elected for Ike rare of its •I painful Oa haw ter. el else..., the %TON li esoll GR AV FL. M. PFRII V. espy a. vibe hue ler more slum thirty 'rots applied his o b ;Nr p.of.plosed kaowledge •.d 'aperient, in toe *some a well as to evert ki.4 of nitrate.. ek. stroetion iss she tuber, penman f. cow needs 1" 'be "g"" ppentoal te the to edition of ;is Dilaiyisien • a Ike St-5.., he to be hod of Mevn Snes sea. sod C.. boals.ellera, N • - 0. Peereoistet.row, and Pi Potter, Pall-moJI, peter 3.. itl. truer,- ' la an She ems, awe flues of oiaey person oho bud hereyo....tre es.e en. aboot to eeerro Ihr 0,6""1", ~ " en """ 1 "" with roviresee Name le the bladder t• • large ferett.rartioa, bet *bore Ike. have beta pnyervee tit a 'Toy We ar ! fns.. the voiseasrosal eye of she reeled' *bleb ealeera the talons, raft .4 she sioa.—Among she firmer will be &mg Lon' llpagort.r.s. e.. le to the prom Duke of Dese ppgi bee Lawalie Ana . father fa the resew Cll5O ig greo et posanger I a 11.1TehLenh S p ires 1 1 ,5 so, y, the father of Mite 11 1 Cheelete eel. itathooar.plore. sad of she College of Plis,csas..; T. lace, Log of hovers .1. Seirsong. bate Meyer al Deal I soh 14 1. Jig Its. of perms leo eauserget tin erosion I bet .ay pervan la doubt of the Akio of ikr eider, well he referred, It regoiree, to tam, gee to al ebony Sorrow@ anillobyeir•ais. who have Yr Mewed the Olney is them- Mfr• ee ir. lb. I. pals at.. 111. I•tautv ha. bees happy ra.vagh N b Ye eserrtaiaell be erpeefed eaperkeerte the se.al f goiclealog the opt , Mt ma of the &he.' ou verb le rakish a. ~ding a. Ow, abused one she ROM fe .rk prutriple, for which renoey he advise' his patters'. he lealse lint she penicillin, 41liter we by letter is Mkt. vier, wish of fell a dew. Swim" oss 'bey Mc give. e sidwelit la tole h. bottles of II 6. mad 11e. each ....• 19.ovitetor's home, No. 9, hoeth-leptearstsett, Bleetetholy age ore. Tbart rtenne who bay* est ea oppormnity of pievenoolly 4. ettihiel 'belt esissatiots and inttbse• from astiatapabis.. i h.:. lag the .etc aof a .ariinge I on, d- it by Miter (earl.rt g he of oar posed), she. they will se:eive au gringo rod ad ?lee by rearm of rot. • Two large battle, of the Ilalveat Never LW to tenors the rule hake. dia.b.vi. la toe bob 4 wr.drainry persons. slizryby pl.. wain the fermatlea of gravel sell Mare. trlampi. la triiih, we want words to give fell elect to all that presented itself to our ♦iew. We (sold not r,alcalate urn any thing remotely Madeline upon the emboldens which wasovery whets displayed. Streets crowded —shops abet In all tho strata throogb which the procession passed; so fear apparent—nn dismay lurking On the cooßtorrence, and thousands marveling to know—'s When, whets will he reach thls?"--` , Have we a chance of seelag Oh, lb brawn fellow"—" Success to Uant"—" They would not have mimed the people at Manchester, if t►ey esperted this."—This was the style and tone of the people's remarks—these were their enclitic's' concerelag the wiamwhis bail takes so active a part le the proceedings those; and who, by his coodect Mace tiro fatal lath of Activist, rho multitude pressed round Dr. Walsers', catalogs., and when he had dune reading, expressed a hope that the procession souls' persist its moving dose the City.rnscl, as t►e whole line was thronged wish eager esvecteets, oh" had prepared to do Mr. Hint h r at his approach. Dr. IValsoo replied that 'bey would leave Mr. Hunt to determine for him. 'AL We Fardly tier saw, upon any former occa. siert, en watt an assrmblego. From the Anbel, opine. site the City. road, op to each side of the way, as well as the centre of the road, was so completely thronged, es to render a passage Memo ly difficult Yet, vast is the assemblage was, we heard bet nee feeling of general dispel at the brutal scenes so lately eshibited at Manchester, sod also as gni h I regret that a British Miaistry should hare so far degraded themselves, and the high autho rity with which they are invested, as to have sane. tinned, by their approbation, such conduct as was shown at Manchester. The windows and balconies of the bosses were allosl with respectable resides.— Those "'lris of the City throogh which the Precession nes expected to move were filled with spectators. Lodgete•hill. Fleet.soreet, and the Street!, up to the Crown end Anchor, had root a single stone anoecw pied, and all stood in watchful 'speedos of the approaching spectacle. The foll.iwire is the orde► of the Procession; it Lad been determined upon by the COMMillft: . _ has conciliated the prejudices of former enemies, Red addled much to the progress of Reform in the 'reentry. Moot few', Mr. float reached the Angel Inn, and the corp d'eril which presented itself at the cinna mic* of the Pentostille, Islington, and City-roads, completely Ws description at defrosts. The heat and the deo, and the almost otterwhelaileg punier, of the Invessiag multitude, did eel seem to hese the least effect on those who were assembled to obsess a sight at soars* novel aid so imposing ; a sight big with matter for reflection; a tight, the recanted's' of which cermet be toilettes; and the resells of which cannot be soffit Jointly estimated. Nor was the assembled multitude of each se older, as assemblies of the people are *flew Need to be. Amidst this asieuthly there was 'oasis', meeb of poverty, much of borrowed finery, but still mock mere of apparent .(Deena sod easubdeable spirit of freedom. Mr. liens seemed to beer his Mashieg holiness mach more meekly than welted previously expected. The whole body them west along the 'llia/ten. road and down the City.road to Sae-street, Bilbeps ple-street. In wail through these streets, we cannot help remarking t►e very Mattering attention paid le Mr. liens by every class of indisideals, par. tkeisrly the females, many of who■ in the higher ranks of life, seemed deeply to participate in the re cent eahappy events at Maechaster, mod to impress t .eir high approbation of the amoral conduct exhibited by M►. dent on that occasion. In going along Sun street, ate. the hand played " The Bailers( Erie." and " Erin go ilragh," is which they were most cor dially jollied by the immense treed, while from many windows reel lags were held out by most respectable females. The Procession then went alone liishoirgate.street, and on *tilting at the llaegion.hosse. the crowd give I'..ee groans, -1 the loudest a.tere we seer witnemoil. Mr. Hate had proriousls parsed t►e Man•ion.tt..ese, ..od Stud rapreised a wish to give Oree chef, a. A few were poen, bet the espiessioo of indignation against the Lord Mayor was enieersal T., proceeeion went slung Chespside, mend St. Pawl's, std op Fleet. street. We were present during the greatest pert of the procession, end are happy to say that every thing was conducted In the utmost order, without the least tee. deny to riot. We should seppose that abets two hundred thousand, at least, sees present, as for live miles from town, the roads were completely blocked up, mod the nearer the approach to town, so meek mete did the crowd seem to lacrosse. From the City. road to the Crowe sod Ascher, sever, we believe, was loth a crowd nem. Tire. hearty chess were gives on passing liminess of Mr. Alderson Wank. sae, which wars es cordially rotund by a most re. potable body of friends who crowded the 'Ledo's. Mr, last having contented his Address, entered the Crown and Anchor, accompanied by his friends. The largo dieting room was laid oat for the reception of at least 34.10 or 400 persons. Itoosedistety after Mr. Vent's arrival, this nom was nearly lilted, and the compete, became rather ooziests that the Chair should be takes. [lt shoold Isere be observed, that dieser was ordered for viz o'clock.] At a fear mi. metes before eieht i Dr. Watson snored the room, sod addressed the Meeting. De was sorry to state that Sin C. Weisely, who had been invited to take the CAtitir, was unavoidably prevented from attend. lug. Under the.* eireemstaans, be begged to pro. pose to them • Gentiomae who was the tried and known friend of Reform and of the penile ; be was also the Intimate and vetoed friend of Mr. Heist for the last twenty }ears. Tue gentleman to whom he lalluded was Mr. Gale Jones (loud epplaattr). It was then pot end carried, that Mr. Jones .scold f lake the chair. Tbe Meeting await/) pa•tont.y for second 'lBlilllllt4 in expo. (allots of /he es', Leiwg ! talent, but no Chairmen enpea.inc. sum.' little in. pair...re was again manor. .d, sod a CrisaJer• .10 . clap, . .g of bawls, cub cries col ' chair, chlif." were hard. i Dr. W sews agaio c..wie f• ,weed 11. of stalest. that ! &tabour .be bed propose ' Mr. Jan., as their Chair. wren, f 0 I.•ectil it,. ki.....ting 60 soimPrd them tlati N. • Ant' fin .: Ile 41.11•1.1000, that where •- el.ed Cbtiraten elill .011.111 , l• 1:tel.11. it ar s r Weil, ...rm.' oiler Gerst•-ma.. woo had +leen . 'aged to take the I.hair. lie had since I**, • ( / old weeisibc.)--4110 company anent 1.. liihtesei2isor'linitasheAts h . o l • i id e " be . pro p m :; li e l r e .1 8 f . P. C 2 I , 71, B.lovi AND LIVER COM PI.A I NTS.—A ii a mew and effectual remedy far an three 'Ponders whirr drusisate is • vitiated antral Sr tie liver lad binary mane. nearly. ladierai n. Iry Sr appetite. head-telie.. brarittora letillearie., warn% evolver:els. nffersions of the liver. &r. fi.. It say :* awned with the ari.te.t Units. that 1/17.Cf)• • • ANTI 1111.101/3 PILLS haws met iph same sere's, ap. rata thee ant . net hiedtrine %Weser. Thi. r enainsendatisra In the twice of ev.rs 1,11,914a - 0 ”Ilieird IS. Thee wale every re-o.ronewt, inn ..1 , operatina mac e4fal effect r and trga.r.. , • ennineserni *hall. nos dusk,: forte Wt. la tonal. .1 r Hornig Viler* 'be eAnentlearet of re.'nrsincs and %Hinted ede renal at and plaints*. thee are no ismalnahl• and eMi ue prose.) en. riser .re 111'4.11i...0 peraliorly rid...doled to rte- erg &ord. rs from •scrises of the table. In recare the tone M the siormart.. and le rensave every tantplarat occasioned ht kreroslarity of she b wed. Said in Burer, a. I- SI. 111. tad 22. by R. Roller sad •S alb Chersiotr4 110. I. lion; side, rord.r fft . Piro'., 1. 0 6. debt Ira 'l4 3.rirdid-strero and b. the pie/Opal aarrawrli.re r 1/oageisis, and 11. dienre Venders thneeglunit the Vaned Kind.... FOR THR TERTH Milt GUM, AVO TOOTH 4CII. DISORDERS of the T•prh and Gu:- v eradicated by the use . f.ROWL NGS AL4A ff !I I XTR ACT, er Alison lee 11, vile. of onod.rful Ma .0,c41 preerefte-, winch i.eardtarel retieses die mem s .le • Te-r delihort , lie sonith from ali ea violets. pr yew- dressed rear giving p.ra, reitevre tar htr.ar i.e tb teeth. .ohe wlb w $ Au ere hose, mod le era •e+ mew ou their ►icwml habooy; eir.oa r obe must from the rat., reaJr.. thew, Po IN hr. hie. ►efres..es she .each dui's( Al.ra•e a/wen...theme. rsed irap ors • iseelser. I•. the bro.ottli. Ii I. precis - ewer. flee foal Id. Mar a eh•td as •s rut-• t.. so-o rosroonias Shaw iarAtoost.fe prop ries Q•.t .1 c sl used will e• oder lheTersh sad G. es romita , . beeeiHul...n•l fsre rhos p..se, obe kreet period of life. This boy doable estrous ha• been wen fro seals..,oil r.e••••••ii,d uy t e dint Phs...cia.s. nod liso meiv.d Ihr piny of her It ..s lirw , 'h. GLekols el y.k bus I.teelktwv use Duke del la solid., nod isms, 11•45,1,.$ sit Ligh di's' s Iletwinee. Footmen bras leg • bionobr of wicks. 'be emblem al? ski. Ilone•ws. s m huh hear' pg a i.rrya Flag, ultle iatttleisa, .• Uoiver.al, Cows!. mod Rcligitmes I Horny." __ II remora. braille* se /leg ett isournumg I aseririoe. •• Ti ibe immortal soese , ty of obr Reformer* masesered rothrolet." I I 0r%.• wro. liner 9 11 1.. 49. bd I.►. 6d. pet beide. gmill Disberhii , lll IS tie rreth et.►.►.d. raptors bearing • Flag- lia-trlpti m." The Palladia,. of Fr. anin Pre'." Carriage. our Getihmea ronurt le : w iib itte Prr“. I lotraws.s. . . _ .16.1. ROW! NIY4 MACAQSA It Mr. Tie greareq rlieruverr nt .he ..frord the firer. M r 4,,ithee.sl to • •e Ilene .r llnirs pr dior• it lb.. t resit , awed .Isse hetrui..—P, e 3.. ea.. 0... Wt. GE. Jure 0.41 Gots,* r.. ROM i. 9•4 TYRE, Pot thlove g It of ref 1 , 1, Were. I %V../4101M &C. Is litorro or 11.,t1..-I'.see is. Id., mud 10.. rid per bode. 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