The Statesman. — London, England, 1819-01-26 00:00:00

1.. - Mr. B. BAT It U its-r egrood, that k was very dr stable that this qormtiort should horsily considered, *here the investigation of it in detail could aloe* be cond. rim! in a saiisfectory manlier, or with any prospect of a successful remit. A colic. bed bra already gluon of his Noble Friend's Into/Ilion to Wag forward a proposition rotative to the policy of tb Mag. rinse, and to the state and discipline of its prises's.— This sight ihstrefory, tourists a proper opportunity for introducing some motion for an enquiry with te rm, to the Criminal Low. rndoebtedly there had been • consid►rable increase of crime geoerally, sirreogkeet the country ; bet he hardly knew whe. they It could ho called matter of consolation—the fact was, that the in the Metropolis was net is so largo a properties as is other place•. A new practice had Weed spews tali, of older and more artful otresdors oroployieg children as the lustre ments of their doptedations, probably in the hope not nutty of mustalaing themselves couscesled, bet that the youth of she other culprits would oseept them from incurring the full posiskstont ofaho law. The sub ject was, howywor. moo which certainly required the most Montle@ coosidemtion. The P►tltion *as time (uttered to lie on the table, sod to be printed. Mr. TIERNEY said it appeared theta Noble Lod. cot then in his place, hod it in cootemplation to bring forward *measure on the subject of prison discipline, sod ho was glad to beer it, because the •etharity of Coveroweret was always,/ ifntiortapre In aiming reform into effort. Bet if lb. West Nom. Grist. meant that the footsies of the Criminal law might be added as a sort of rider to the other question. Wind of being taken op with thegr arity sad &liberalists's/bids it required. and Odell bream* an ledieldeol illtog the station of the N..bl. Lord. be mold Daly Irish that Goverostoot would not interfere with it. hot irate it in the ►ends of his Hoe. mod Leaned Ft Mod. EAST INDIES. Mr. HUME rims to glee smite of kis intmsilon to firing forward a motion (we belies, on the 4th of March west) en the 'object of the Admioistretien of Justice in the East Indies. He was desire's also of petting a gaieties to the Right flon.Geotlentee (Mr. Conning) which sppeered to his important, nit *sly So the character of the individeil cone/mod, bet to the character elite tonotry. He revisited to knew %whether It was inteadod, when the papers respecting the war in India shoold be laid en litotes'', to coss• moseksie say haforsotion with regard to the conduct of Sir T. iiidop in banging the Governor of s fort eolith bidanrrendered to the Brills/ten ? The fins. Gentlemen Sus proceeding to make rose absporation on this coodect of General Hislo(4/ when he was reminded by the Speaker that it ass not usual, nor sensistret with the rules of the Hoes*, to tOinliPeu, a question ity remarks on the trassactious Melia the geeetion referred. Mr. UM E apologised for inadvertently deviation that saless some ' he Risen of Sir T. oppose the Vote of ias to be bought fur. that ho had no dispo. it in courtesy to the last eboerwation bad iusighsoo light. Un iti II ose all '1•••••• reamed with India. coesovooe-o4osi tpurtrv. He did sot vtiefectory t• the lion. oat a proper oppor diseoasion of the sobject. 'RISOV-SHIPS. • Petition from Dr. years transportetion„ g of the enprecedenied 'rich an offence, end . esperienced since hs Airman said ha had e.' . spared Imo the of the cue. Dr. Hal - lone was empsostlowsbly • man of considerable li terary talesti, be was selvswed in life, end had a luxe badly. The smotenre onoanced span him cOrtehaly oppured such too p e i. r o f or the offence Vlert H was the Brooke wheat Dr.fialloran complained Moe Iti bad ufered since his conriction, to which he was desirous to rill the attention el the liomee. Ile bad, on his apprehension, been sent . to Cold Bath. fields, where he wes imprisoned wilb felons. lie wes throes removed for trial to . Ntargate, where be was confiued in the condemned cells with 30 or 40 boys. From those cells be was transferred to the 'twits% smog lb. sick felons. He (Mr. Bennett) by no means imitated any biome to the Magistrairs or to the Keeper, bet it did so happen, owing to the crowded state of the prison, tint a very severe punish. Meet, in the mode of bin imprisonment was, as in this mite of Dr. Ilatioraa's, indicted on a prisoner, wven before his trial. After Dr. Halloran bad been convicted he was sent on board the Alonzo trews.-1 port. Here be was seized with violent illness, in the middle of which be was removed and carried on board the Mary transport, where he was left in a smell cabin for nineteen hours without any person's smoothen him. Ile was then served with the usual ii. elleglllOCP, which was very *obi forfora Sell ill his condbion, but could *brain no medical aid. Dr. Halloran bad been promised by Lord Sit/month that he shield have every accommodation which it would bo proper to ergot him, and that be shock) not he eumpellgd In associate with the common felons. In a few days, however, after be had been taken on board the blsry transport, eu felons were lodged with him in the same cabin. Ile (Mr. B.) bad seen this cabin; it wes feet tryout& Twenty-one human beings were elm:lased into It, in cribs sis feet and a half broad by five feet sad a half lent, into each of which sit haw n beings ware slowed ! In that 'headers they weir tenable to turn mend, and Dr. 11•11orms declared he was witness to Dona those digesting soil abotaineble theistereasiog prevalence of wheels was so de grading to the character .f the cogalry, Dr. H e llo. van seat a otatesent *of this transaction to Lord Sid mouth, tendering videos.* of the het. A most re spectable raker certainly, Mr. Capper, was teat d.ws ire ceesequncr, end by his report it appeared that one .f the ieditideels was a young lad of pre vioesly fair character, who fora smell offence Ism') been *gemmed to seven jeers transportation. He (Mr. Homo) repeated, that he himself hid vibited the S'IsATESM A r 4 • •t • • . d t i . i n i t te i° l: t o , e;ablirtena I t o '? - Masi. It conteleed between two and throe hundred Friday teat, when he eel not present id lie Mete, sa pe i r d ic. , t i li b r , t o l l l l2 human Wogs, ell stowed in about iffy bib,. It it Lad been stated, that Government were Omit to was the middle of the day, * about three (Meek, coornessider Penal haws . l a A l s a s e g.. sod lie henfoishiv.e.lecasil,e,lit.bwerytiestneam. rtilo:whisodeizstelib.lrladinkpelsiteps..l3r;iio,inafi,:ros.l..logiutigs:nr when be went ob beard; sod yet it was necessary, till tl:• however, to oil candles. NOW Slowed he forget tore of the pasties of motion of the Noble Lord (Car. Right r if pg ig u h r t il ll r n o . f G a en e t i, l c els e n n 'a i, t a n t :ti l lsh b o , el a d Er be d the leatbsobse scene which the vessel eshibiled A 'borsch) the its +object was to be the system of of . Ile wet now to take s course. In r „,,. scene most disgracefel to a country and Governmeet ' sonsisbaseet in gewerel, sod priers discipline In with she calling themselves civilized and Christians! It sp. fielder; bet he now found that it was his intention ! Committee isp o p f er ß io s d nk of i t.:; e cte ri g in h u t i t d iss , peered that the ship bad a Short lime heron settee 4 to leirestigetetlsesobject of Prison Discipline, and to : ovary shush! precede env &hike mature for e s . bank in a gale of wind, and bad been ne a r l y lost.— consider the subject of Pawl Lew as sally i t icidentel i tending The agitation of the storm had eccadened violent to the other. If he did stet receive a ssiisfect any I fore, open the n Right /lon. Grotirm C aa's [mincing sickness among the unhappy men on beard, and those placation, he would say that he did out think him.' ward ins mosin, move fur o omit's., o r 4 4:sm. who were at bottom were almost suffocated by the self absolved from the pertermaace satins duty which to empire into rh o ooro .,;i r o f d ip m . 2.11 ,.. • resells of that sickness. Good God I was It pee- he bad etsdeotaken, however misfit be might be to do Mr. severe and 'TIER NEY said, s:.at he would cenot wrtaii ths nly t oo Ipm. sale to contemplate such physical torture wills- justice to the sobjeet. bring farassid his mutino, d. eat boner? And yet what at that to the morel Mr. LAWSON aid the Hew Geol. who spoke leg the chance of viers, announced by the Iti,h• evil—in what a dreadful stale of moral diatom would last bad made obeervatlons that denosoded a reply. Dm. Gentlenten. The rawer sow proposed serf oil thialsomestesege he peered out on the shores t• whirls lie said, that as Government had declared their in. ' a trick ; it had been rsturted from a *risk Adeslui. they wire bound! Ile had measured avid made a cal. tension of enquiring into the state of prisons on strssion by show who felt themselves their Sestet:. relation of the room in the vessel which be bad been land, it should therefore follow that the situation of —[llear, hear :1 daseesibing, end he found that the room allotted to each transport vessels should be improved. Ile did not 110 T AY. r.IIRMIS. convict was only eine foot one inch by via feet.— think so ;be thought there was a crest distinction 5""" A. HA:MI.I'ON !lc. notice of a rootl et , f„, (Had )—Tbisibip was ordered to sail at the i between the pr i tttt is and the convict shi b ps ut ; f l a b: t i h 'r e a'S c o i c er ti . o i. o n ti o t f a d f r s A ile hr P n r i i pp ry n. Cor Mr. BATHE/AS •issa r iri the Lord Algot:lie of 'ernes pealed of the year. In the Committee*, this I one innocent persons may he confined, guilty.— Scotland shosild rr.rrt at the Mimic. sehjecitlast Seldom, it appeared that vessels wive most other (bete will he found none but the oat to New South Wales at periods so ill As for the hardships of a sea voyage, he hail been coastal bring (nr. sea from sorer ! wetrl Lord A. r h a e , as to occasion the most dteadfol modality on board .. at sea himself—he travelled by Ono transport , celled the Surrey. loot, the pas- i Calais, and there he saw gentlemen, and ladies Inn.. sage, 50 cooties oat of 200. Ungar these eirc"'• ; a state as distressing—he saw things as erns. as ; Molnar. all the Papers before the Privy Council on stances, he bad felt it his defy In make the atonement I that described by the Hun. Gentleman.— lame, i the subject. with which he bad troubled the Hoses. lie was not If the penishment of transportation were 1,.; sea-r , •, advocate for crime, but it was incumbent on the it would, be said, have no effect. Convicts le,re Hesse so see that justice was properly adosissisteeed. the jails in hi g h seem very Penalties were Weeded on hassle twinge in order, if langli)—sud if that state of pleasure acre to cr.'s poesible, to correct their evil propensities, and sot to tissue, transportation, in far from preventing, *cs;tl send tame to a new world in a stale of even greater be only an inducement In crime amongst people of depravity the. that in which they bad bees setik in slender incomes.—[ Lord laughter ] the hear I] Mr. BUXTON odd, that the question seemed to Mr. BRAGGE BA THURST said the lion, him one of the last importance— one that insist mite Gentleman, is the present iestanee, was in error, . the interval of every man who had an ondervtaittling in saying Boat the punishment of the iodividoll is • to comprehend, or a heart to feel for hymen misery. question was directed against his character rather His Him. Friend (Mr. Bennett) had brought forward than his offence. His character was bad eassegh, It certain charges, and bow were they met—not by a was tree; bet be bad children grown op, and who denial of those charges, bat by saying, indeed, that filled respectable *wises is lir°: and fur their D r. Ilalloran had a bad character—[l Icor, hear!] sakes, he would refrain from entering into bit his. —as if the character of Dr. Halloran were to be a bee tory. The lion. Gentlemen had said, that Ilse effenee against enquiry. It was, on the contrary, as it st rock for which he was peolebed was a new one ; but him, a strong argoment in favour of the enquiry. in this be was net borne eat by tact, as a tale for. ' Mr. HARVEY said the lion. Gentleman should (bee rewards 'mild show him. The pri4ipel ob. hare terollerted, that thoagh all on bound convict ject, however, appeared lo be an attackspmh Ike pa- • ships had beets found cs'lty, still there was a great *Whaled of transportations itself; and epees those differeuct between the degrees of the comparative who bad the adesioistration of the lens. Ile was guilt of the several prisoners. bound to believe what he staled, as basing been an l Mr. F. ROBINiON contended that the mallet me-witness to it himself; bet in matey things he had been commented open in a way very peejodicial ifnew him to be deceived. The manner in which to fair discussion; for, on the Petition of Dr. Iloilo. transportation is earried into elf.ct it the same as it ' ran, the whole question of transportation had been always bed bees; Awe had been no alteration I debated. It might lie very proper to refer the sub whatever in its vegetations ; end therefore it was of . Oct to the Committer/ of Prison Discipline. on hew grievance, if so it could be called, of which Mr. lIF-NNETT begged to be allowed to eiplain. he was complaisiog. The lioarierable Geodesists fad He had never entered into the question of transpose. said that the Secretory of Siete was answerable for its tuition; he bad merely alladed—whatever feelings inconvisoieuces, and see orid to think that be should the allusion might have exited—be bad only alluded be brought before that !loose to be reprimanded ; to the way in which the convicts were crowded, for h et at t h e tam e time. be admitted that the Noble the purpose of transpertatiou. Ile had heard, some Lord ' bad sent down Mr. Caper► to investimite the • yeses ago, of the state of cooties in the balks; be master. This person, as agent for the impieties of I had visited a ship for female coovicta, they were nnt convict ships, was the most proper, and se prowded • but the ships mete now loaded witb coll ets such as. occasion, and the statement of tb • les,ear ' elt the use maser as its former years. peeved Ass great pert of Dreallelleran's Ile did mot stand op for the he he, er of others Dr. Hoeon llo- ware sated.. the We Moos bad latetwoold agate eel, that and and oil eteatiment eetemrpftwinsted ; wee "peat with bleu were treated with the most inhuman ,tbeildteve was any foundation for the mortise, that 1 barbarity. This be repeated, notwithstanding the diseeedeg asid unnatural crimes were presided I sneers which persons on the other side threw oat among the convicts. Ott the other hand, it appeared against him, notwithstanding the towels of a Govern- I diet threats of personal violence had bees held set , meet who never lent assistance to ineitd best systems, s t alest the Captain of the vessel ea the part of Dr.' or to purge alissea;--Illeste, hear r i —whn, on the livituren, contrary, exerted all their panel and Influence, to A MEMBER, mime same we could not learn, retard and frustrate every attempt to apply a remedy, said that ho acid Motet( bear witness to the so. —[l.ossd cheersi—and who, he believed on his con , comfortable seenaer in which ships employed to I scieoce, had resolved to take op the solsjeet of prison transient convicts were fitted op. The Hoes* would : discipline for the special wpm., of defeating the ob. coassider this creel negligence as most onpestionable, ject of his Hon. Friend.— [Great and continued when they were informed that the transporting of cherring.]-110 had said so mach, rather beyond the each convict costs SOL ; question, as be could not teceive a blow without The Honeeeable Mr. CLIVE could Mere the feeling resentment. The feet which he as. anxious Hoeg., however, that great care had been taken by to impress upon the Hoye. was, that near 300 con the Navy Board to provide for site safety and coon. I vies were cooped in cribs, each having the space of fort of the onfoitessate convicts. Of one ship which sit feet long, mod one foot one inch wide. Far be it sailed from this coentry last year with 300 convicts,' front him to enter into discussion with one who thought only too parents. were sick during the *bole toy. I such a fact a fit subject for joke ;—[dear, hear!] — oar ; and in soother instance only three oat of 150 who held a voyaeo, in such a condition. for hail been sick. lie believed that the average number months, was to be compared to a trip to Calsia.— et deaths did not reeved sit out of 100. ! Notwithstanding that they were guilty, he could not Sir JAMES miteirrrosti observed, that the! help feeling for thew miserable wretches.—Ulear, important fact stated by his hints. Friend (Mr. Ben- ' hear:9-15 , y wove capable of feeling pains , as well nett) bad neither been contratlkted nor esplsined— I as the Hon. Members of that ) it had been poised over in silence by the Right lion. The Right lion. Gentleman, among all °berm. Gentleman (Mr. B. Bathurst), as if it had bathing lions, had not at all spoken of the moral abomioa to do with the question. The Gentlemen connected lions anti turpitude in those cuovict.ships. with the Home Department did not deny the fact, I Mr. BROUGIIAM asked if the fact really were that in the ships, which carried oat convicts to ; so, that each convict bad only one foot one inch in Botany Bay, abases prevailed similar to those which width to lie on ? 'Thin question being repeated, prevailed in prison; es shore. The cooslrection and j Mr. B. BATHURST said, be should be happy to discipline of prisons on shore, long the *object of !answer the Hon. Gentleman if he cold ( ' ; ba t the lion complaint, bad lately been brought home to the feel- • Gentleman saw bow the question CRIMP forward upon ings of every man in the country, by a Gentleman to I a Petition from Dr. Halloran, and that he bad these whom the Public were deeply indebted (Mr. Masten). fore no moons of knowing. Ile could not help feeliolt great 'tortoise, fiat at • I Mr. BROUGHAM asked, whether there was any moment when the constroctiess and disapliniftf pri. thing peculiar in the state of this ship? sons on shore were about to rwroppy their attest- I Mr. B. BATHURS T said, he had no meson to don, the constriction and diadplius of dltiscoss think otherwise. at SP3, for convicts, should be pas s over I A MEMBER asked if the ship had galled, anti ea. as a matter of no consequence. Bet it vial ! pressed a bop, that, if it hed not, instant orders only too apparent that convict ships were the should be sent to prevent its 'Wine. same schools of depravity that prisons on shore Mr. CLIVE said, that he believed this oltip had were ; that the persons confined in them sof- I sailed Ise work, end also believed that it we. in the feted, ise like manner, something beyond the rigour • same state as other ships of the kind.—Ulent, hearn of the law—that they were of conenteence liable to The Petition wee thee road, and !ski on the teats. the objections which upplipi to prisons on there,— Mr. BENNETT said, he had nn intention of in ()meth, Jan ?D. ISIO. and they, tberef•re.celled for the same remedy. With tottering with the Noble Lord, but that he held it to By en Ordinance of the seine date. the King sp. respect to the Petition, the statements ‘garding the be impossible for one Committee to ',Noire into all points to be Masters of Requests Catraortlinart— iotbrideal (rem whom it proceeded, did not differ in the subjects sad domande connected with prisms MM. de Collenti, Hoot:star, President of the Cove substance. The Right lion. Gentlemen - had allowed ' disciplitm sod the state of the hulks; he should, i Royal. of Nancy ; Thiiat de Saint Agnan, '..e that the reason why the law was carried into cove- therefor/re, in a week ne two move for a Committee of iStatigell•,•nd of the Gioter•l Account. of the \Lai lion soloist him was his bed character—that he was ,on this subject, He bad only to add thy, if the s kip • str) or War ; Delaire J A , eir• of 1 1 . 0 it•is ti tint punished for his crime but for his rummer— had not sailed, sad be bad reason to believe it had Tseasory ; Salvlnd; e•wein .7ti the SW.f. that it was his bad character and not bit crime which i not, since it had not moved on the 411 or 4.11, he , transported him to &stony Bey. He rose pried- I hoped it world not now m i l It gives as great plea4ure to learn t f. nos c°'- ma. pally for the purpose of making an observation re- Lord EBRINGTON presented a Petition tress tholi , y, °int Lieut. Nulty, of this cis } , who crie• 'pectin a *object deeply interesting to the feelings the Wool-embers of Thereon, praying for an otter- emitted :hr Ass tinder ' Ice second on the of the whole reentry , and which be had bed in eels - mien of the appreetlce law. It nap ordered to lie elpetitti.oa for the di,corery . of a Nur" . rest Psssav • temptation to bring before the Howse, however much Z est the table. 1 1, ittat altioAll'ell to 1!•• litit coalman -I of soothe' r•• ha distressed his own ability to do jestiee to it. lie BA?IR REIITNICTION. peititiun ilr.tiiied for 11:• r.••lv stte-rp• in the el •-•. 'had beard r boluses, with great sequin', that on • The CH R ANCELLO of the ExcliEQunit yezt.--(fia'; is . .1 " ri.N L. LIWS. A MEM nER, istose name we could net !Piro, then emoted that Ih• Repot on the Penal .hoold be 'rinsed, end loiil nn th• tattle —l)l4lered Ii 1111) I )NIIIV-,IONLItS' £P1.1.4 H Mr. PROW N1.0%1 them!, that Th. Speech rf 11:r L'rd Cemmic.ioners h. p r ititel—Ordoirj. Si , 11. riwonl, that th. Howie she'll., afteris•rel, take mate cetisideratiou the content, of !hat Speech. The CHANCELLOR of the EXCHEW7 7. ft afterwards moved, that the Estimates of the current year should be laid before them ; that the How. •heeld adjourn till te.eterro*, and then resolve itself into • Committee of the *knit. Hoes*. IIOAI)S stigrw . ii ! v: . 74 wiiDoN ANI) IRF.I.AND. Sir 11. PARNELL then moved that m Sa.e.-1 milt,' he appointed to lake into consideration the State of the. Roads betorett London and llo!yhea mad also hetwees 1101) head and Liverpool—Motion granted. the House adjnorned at half-put mtg. FRENCH PAPEICS. ROYAL OROONNANCES. Louis, tee. Th. List of nor Coone;linrs of Statr, and Masters In Request in Ordinary, is mode out is Minos:— COMMITTEK OF I.F.GISLATIoN. Cnuiteir.v.miS or STATE —M M Ake Ceent Seteen; Royer Cull•rd ; the Cnent Portdlit; the Baron Moonier; Camille Jordan. MASTIRs or REQUE , III.—MM. the Berne De. ruler; De Natalie; Jag-garnet Pampelene; Plebes; de Niles. coMMITTF.T: OF REFF.RENcE. COUNCILLORS of STATE.—MM. the Chevalier Allent ; the Chevalier Drlantalle ; the Berlin de Bal. ; the Chevalier Fiore; the Barno Donut de Marvell ; the Baron Pseud de PAnsiade; the Buren Zangiarned ; d'A rigout. M kit Ms or RAW; AsTs - Freidefond &gel. lisle; Jaellest ; Berard ; Rama ale Viltalosee; sRa Byron de lorgnenin ; the Chevalier Tette; de Vase nevi, ; Brier.; Maillard. WMMITTist: or Tiir Iv: Erma Alto rOIIMERcr. CouNC:g.Latts or SIAM—MM. the Chevalier Cu. vier ; the Lure (;eranclo ; the Count ; the Llsten Cepelle ; the Chevalier Palsies de Bleats; the Baron 11.1 y frOissel. CoUNCI LLCMs OE STATE E. TlAOltniNa RT. More. TOiri•GENtit‘t. Or A olliNgsre floe. it %Vivi": 'EATS AND DELIEFEATIVE VOlt r 4 . — M NI. Bergeey, Dire,. tort-General of the Adminivr Ilion of BriJges, Rood., and Mines: Geient, Direelor•General of the Com. manal and Drpartosental Arloginistration. • M ASTMS Or It E Q UEiT+ —MM. the liaren de VPIII. dory,; lb. Viscositt d'Aelbray; the Baron Chao• droe de lasagnes ; the Baron do la Bettardnire ; the Iltron Miuriee; the Viscount de Saint Chagnon ; Petry ; t otIMITTF. OF FINANCT. Cot vot.t.osts or STATE.—MM. de Colossi' ; the Comm Bottum ; the Baron Paniond. Cot NCILLORS or STATE EITEVIEDIV say, Di. RFCTOES•GILNEK Ag. OF ADMINISTRATION, HAVING .i.lTs ANO DELMER %TM V01C19.-21111. .1. SSW. Director-General of t h e Administrations of Customs; the Baron Barrairon, Director-Gene. ral of the Administration of Registration, Do mains, end Forests ; Duplsit de Mean Director.Ce neral of the Post.oSee Admini►tration ; the Serous de 114rente, Director-Genital of the Administrative of Indirect Tases. o. 111 • ASTEIIS . or R Q1:E41 6 11.51 tarehlt Tabo. roma ; reitrier • Leriehe de Clieeetgoe • Brewegoe Delsitre; the Count 0' Dosed ; the B;ter de Fre. _ _ COMMITTER OF WAR. Coutrcit.t.our or 4Tvre.---MM. the Piieee de Broglie; the Colllli Iticaid; the Viscose% Is C.atit the Cow de Baty. MIATEM OF REQUISTF.—MM. de (hereunto; the Boron d'Epegnil; Magni,' ; Bellyrt ; Crossing. LOMMITrEI OFTIII.MARINE AND COLON tlit COUNCILLORS or STATE.—MM. the Count de B. gotten ; Forestier, Jerien, Esetangert. !HAMM OF ILLUVIsTs.—MM. MOW, the Siren Joly de Henry, Provost, Foresee, the Lherelier are itigny, the Baron Pelet. (Slowed) (CaaalertiPted) The Keeper (ir on•rwiii„ of Jewre. 11. O. 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