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rbittilL .;,"~,~ ••• • - ACT .17. A au troller of drovers, from Smithfield, were brought be fore the sating Magistrate, Sir R. C. Gts v, charged with 105 ing in that inarket, this morning, witbost weario4 then tieloia. This practice haling become frequent of Vite, end Ti spirit or iasitbortliii...tioa haring been stated to have ma ei.'estod itself aiming them 11w Magistrate, is der to compel c.,:inplianee with th e ' violations of the market, toad ttcat set orally in ten shillings. 111 ATCPION-110USE. A adlor, lately referred front the Foist Indies , brought a jew, of the mare of &dames, before the Lo:tai NI u ort, for the purpose of recoveriag stone Clothe, or the value thereof, which the hewer had given into the rare of the latter. It appeared, from the discossion, to be a custom with certain jews to attiodelbc vernal of the hulls ships, fur theisur pose of conveying sailors, &c, froiu their station oil' Graves end, to Leashes, purchasisig their wages, awl carillon on other protitalde inarcouri with them This sailor had coins app • hot of Sol r was, into which he had stoned his coatainiag his peat coat, in selCalo weir quilts ol three amen SINN& part of his raiders., and one or two more ankle., which acre lust. The jew re rased to allow hint any thintillif his loss, notwitlistaitilnig he hod charted him the enonsmos sum of one pound for his passige. His Lordship catered flohncons either to pt educe the things au lust, or to pry the pouf fellow the sole of them. J , oloaSmath was charged with assnoltisig Thomas Hilton, on Thursday lent. The PIVIIN:1191r stated, that as he was panne: aim' the Tootles, on Thursday erasing lost, the Prisoner sod three more were monolog toward,' him is a say riotous mamosr, abasing and stroking different pegtoos is their progress j that lietodearoureol to let stoma paas, when the Primmer armed him by the tonne, shook bun seermly, and struck hint, shining hint at the saute time with very gross laugaince. Hu testiusuny seas corroborated by a per. sun who was missing by at the tone, amid who bias: winsome to the grasseal infacoodats of the party. • The Prisoner was tinkled either tosstisfy the Prosecutor, or to Wool bail. A roc , woman, with a child in her arms, was brought smog a charge of rioting in the house of a lh. labhins, 93 Saturday last. the had cisme after the father of her child, who resided there, and was in the habit of so doing, and hchaviug in a violent manner in her upbraidings of him. rpm) a former occasion, having been hesught before his lLoidship upon s like eharm, there lord been fol. lodged with the Clerk of the Court, to be given Imo al if g, a oink, but she, nut astisheil with it, renewed her disturbance. The inifortunute young wousau persisting in declaring she would pursue host wherever she coald find him, his ILetedship was obliged to niche her to lint see urity to keep the pewee. Witham Lye war charged with breaking, the peace, by escouraging two does to tight. Upon the Prosecutor re. moustiatlog with Una, mid taking the number of his fait, ha gave his. very ohnsive lauguage, mad threatneed to beat bins. this LontAiip ordered him to In dtschao cord, upon pajisig Out. for the poor tithe parish ; at the same time ad muscling him upon the inipropricil of melt conduct, par ticularly at a period when cosine madness was unhappily bo pace dtut iu the City • CEA ARAL orti)Eits. ~, At a General Coart-Murtial held at Parkhurst Damicks, ou the ath awd sth of July, Ana, F.we alga Ntiville Fiber, of the soth lirguuer4t-of Fon:, tray art:Lived on the tuiluwtog Claw, 'Hunch% 4. Disobedience vf *niers, is aot embarking the lim it/trim trasepiirt, ON the Bata day of May, eon, which ord, was repeated es the folluaiug day, and again un 11w aoth of hae; aid likewise fur almentiug himself frees the Army Depot without Ware, was time laMarets the rerismi of the nth sad t9th of Jaw, ukes." Upon %%Ludt the tourt came to the following de cion " The Cana baying duly considered the rrideace given in support of the Charge, as well as what the Peonage had to offer in his defence, is of opinion that the Primmer, Ensign Penile Fisher, of the soth Regiment of guilty of the whole of the Cbrme alleged against him, and it dove. dberefore, adjudge kits to be DUNHAM( lie. Majesty': Serrice." His Majesty having been tolrabeti to am. prove and confirm the seotroce of the Court— .. Fla Rvvel iliebness the Commander-in-hie directs, that the Gucci - mg Caws, together with Owl sentence of the Com t, shell 'be trail at the brad of cm-I,y regiment, sod eitmed in the veximentat orderly-kooks. _ . , Oct. " HARRY CALVERT Adjetaat Gt west et the rums." a, /Bur. COURT MARTIAL. Monday sendight, a General Court Martial was amembled at higgell'a Barrack., in the city of Cork, for the purpere of investigating a charge. Fef•rred against Lieut. Alexander Campbell, of the Royal Tyrone Militia, for bring abtomt without leave.... The warrant fur awirinbling and holding the Court Martial briny read by the Judy: Advocate, the following Members were sworn to form the Court Metial : Colonel lindder,l'intlb Trinidad. Lt.Co%. Hun James butler, M. P. Kilkenny Militia. John Jason Cullen, Leitrim do. Major Irvine, Nagel Tyrone do. Captain envier, South Mayo JS. Captain Murphy, Kilkenny do. Captain Hemmings, Kilkenny do. Captain Norman Unineke, North Cork do. Captain Edward Hoare, North furl dv. Cuptain Faris, Leitrim do. Captain A. C. O'Malley, south Mayo do. Lirnt Pat. Itenrdint, Ninth ( - ink do. Alennitlar Da/9e, Royal Trent der. Lit wt. John Warren, Kilrwry du. Lieut. Peter Lattices, kiuntlt Mayo do. Curtain Mcdlicuttr Butriresba, Judge Ailvrwnte. Ike Court immediately proceeded on the eta mination of the M'itnetses. The prosecution toeing closed, Mr. Caruplit inter •I •on his defence, which occupied only o few hours. The President theta informed the parties that the proceedings with regard to the evidence on both sides were termi nated. The Court, however, has Out been finnllydis solved ; and we are inforined.as noon as tlie sentence of Mr. Campbell is known, that other ()Leers sill be also tried.--(Liay. Chronicle.) A Court Martial was held ou Thuniclayon beard the Roebuck (Admire.: Houctss's tla...c.stiip), at Yarmouth. ou the olliceni and crew of His Ma. JitaTICS ship ikinitiaen, lost on the 4th of August last on the coast of ',ottani'. The t.uurt,lafter doe investigation, was of . opinion that the said ship was loot from the neglect of the Master in not heaving the lead, and being asleep all his watch. This poor fellow, whose name was iqeettcood, died, in conse quence of the low of the ship, of a limlieu heed, in I larliagen prison. Ile hare an excell•lit character for kno,vledge of his profession, correctness, and so- Lirieq ; and Captain lisaw.tan stated to the Court that it was the first instance of his inattention or. neglect. It was supposed that he must, have been taken sudden') ill. or was excessively fatikard, from the circumstance of his lying down on the arin chest during his watch. The Officers and crew wine all acquitted; and the Court came to a d ev i. %ion, that the destruction of the D e lphi dejs , b y hurtling her, was neccsair), under all the tart:am \ ist,inces of the case. BRIGHTON, OCT. 14. A most severe and distressing accident occurred here the night before last. Mr. and Mrs. Ball, and Miss C. Henwood, having paid a visit to the fair at Stay ming, inn whiskey, had returned from thence between six cud seven o'clock in the rveu ing, cud were proceeding along the in the front of the town, for their residence ou the Marine Parade. They had just reached the opening by the Gun Inn, where some boys were imprutleait ly diverting themselves with letting off rockets, squibs, &c. one of which, we believe by accident, expiotled wiry near to the horse. The animal was so &dunn ed by this circumstance, that be twviiiiie unsua nages:ble, and dashing furiously forward, brought himself in horrid contact with a brewer's dray. —Statutes' by the shock, be instantly dropped,. the chaise being ss suddenly overturned. Dreadful to relate, Miss tleuwood, u blooming young wo man, about twenty.years of age, fell with such vio lence on the kitchieu gittingsof Mrs. Fox, fruiterers, two or three doors below the Star and Garter Ta vern, as to fracture her suchl above cud about the temple. She has been insensible ever since; the skilful and worthy Sir Charles Blake, who attends her, gives no hope of her ultimate recovery. Mrs. xsal i, who fell on the steps of Mrs. Fox's house, is afro su .eriuitily injured that she is now confined to her bed; and Mr. Ball, who is u surgeon of this place, has also received some material hurt. It war at first supposed that the hoese was dead ; the animal, however, has been recovered, hot he is so deeply lacerated about the knees, and other parts, that lie eau sewreele be rendered lit fur service again.— The Earl said Countess ofJersey are here, with the Co me Damager of that name. We are con cerned to state, that his Lordship's youngest sister, Who is with them, is St* this time so alarmiagly in disposed, that her diskilation is hourly expected.— Another division of the Pith Light De:twain% marched for Portsmouth this day, and the re mainder follow to-morrow. The Mee will re view them prior to their embarkation at or near Portsmouth, an Monday or Tuesday next. In all probability, his Highness will visit this place before he returns to Loudon. The collection for the in stitution for the Deaf and Dutub, made ut the Chapel Royal here on Sunday morning last, amounted to 1371. fts. 641. That, for the some In stittatiou, made at the Parish Church in the after noon, amounted to 36!. 14s. OCTOUEL I. The Commander of a gun-brig, stationed in this part of the Chaunel, a few days ago accepted of an isieitation from his friend, the Lieutenant of a signal house, to spepd a few days with him there. The Lienteemet.ipade his friend welcome, and the other appeared j;lerfectly satisfied with the treatment he received. • some accident or other, however, when the Conirannder of die brig returned to his vessel, he took the wife of his friend with him. The rii ;; l- of the husband, when he discovered what had happened, use. rss iy s.e conceived. A challenge WM the coosequence ; and the parties, with their pistols and seconds, met an the vicinity of this place, yesterday morning. I have not altogether been eii abled to ;:ossess myself of the full particulars of what, passed at this meeting, any farther than that, in lieu of exchanging shots, an explanation induced the two naval heroes to shake hands, and the wife was safely returned to the residence °Cher husband last night., A ludiersus accident occurred to Mrs. II —n, a fine dashime woman, who has been here seine little time, on Thbrsday last. Mrs. H. had been taking un airing ou horseback, with Mr. St—y, and had parposty diverged from the I...ewes road, to enjoy the rura l btenties of the Earl of Chichester's park, and the village of Stanmer, which is situated iii about the centre of it. Air.. H. had been in the park but a short time, when she imagined that her brie betrayed symptoius of being thirsty, and instantly guided him to a pond there. to drink. Whether, from having been for 11,:1111' days on the coast, an inhabitant of a watering-plaee, lie wished 'to be ntimberod among the most dar iog leathers of the season, or from whatever cense we 'wow eot, the animal, the moment lie found himself fetlock deep in the water, gently laid him self down, an:l took 111 willing and refreshing roll in the pond. The Attrition of Mrs. 11. may well be imagined. Mr. S. dismounted, and darted to her assistance, ire the end succeeding in esetricating her from her unplea.aile dilemma, but not before she had once - err • twice disappeared in the water and lima. /31:10i 4; Mrs. H. received no material in jury; and Ow residence of a peasant in Stammer fur.ii.he.l her with dry habiliments. The Master of the Ceremonies' ball, at the Castle, on Thursa last, was one of the most elegant that has occurred throughout the season. Upwards of four hundred persons were there, including all the princi;vl families in and about the vicinity of this place. Dancing col.: .nenced about eight o'clock, and the rooms were not deserted until a consider able encroachment had been made on the following morning. Woodcocks have already tnaile their appearance in theca:nay of Suffolk, which, at so early a pe rnal,•ia gotiata!ly iluisidered as indicative of a se vere wintr7.)3ls. HARMAN. near Blithbury, shot threw brace,Otare on Tuesday last; they are sup posed tnuss, tile first bird- of that kind killed this season ma any fart of the island. A trieehoule, of the name of JOIIK, who worked in the. Sevca Dials, went out with a companion to poach itt a piece of private water on Finchley Cont inuo int Friday, where a watch had been previously set. They were emptying one of the fish-baskets, when a, limo: woe discharged at them, and Jove, in etaleavouritil' to make his escape, was drowned; the other mi. esw.metl. Every assistance WWI tired to restore aunnutron in the deeenaed, but he had bceu under water lo introutes. A few days agn.a girl, 13 years of age, belonging to z• poor man et :',lairlstoue, was ordered by her •inother to draw SIMIV water from a well, %%lien, in undeavounog to snake the bucket sink, she fell u alistauce of 47 feet. Iler mother, who ails jiist in tone to perceive the girl's anus as she went down, immediately rum ant! rolled her father, who, on coining to the spot perceived the poor girl clinging to one of the stones anove the surface of the water. The father trilled to her to lay hold of the rope, which, with difficulty she did, and he fortu nately succeeder! in drawing her op spit' with no material injury. NAFUL INTELLIGENCE. PonTSWOOTO. OCT. 14. Nothing arrived or soiled this day.--Ihisui S. W. TORIAT, OCT. 1411 Arrived ou Thursday oregano. Idler pea, the Triumph, front Plymouth; L r • Codu ame mud Lord (;unthier, cutterw, Crum a crusser—W N:W. FA I 14DVTIII, OCT. 14. Sailed the Dolphin cutter, Juhu. our erui.e..— Witul variable, 11. to N. - • - nvitoem, OCT. 15. Arrived this day the Sprightly cutter from Ca rimini. The Peacock, la gam , ' Capt. Peale, which arrived from St. Audero, utter a passage of Ito drys, bring, aecouut of the French having retal.nu Bilboa, the Spaniards finding themselves out strong enough to risk a battle retreated as tht enemy ad vanced. A Regent has beeu chosen by the Supreme Junta, at A rutuuez. Sailed the Naiad, 36 guns, and Entrepreaante cutter, fur the Channel fleet. PEAL, OCT. 16. Arrived and sailed for the river the Aureriesu fillip Sling. Bray. from Alahip. • Came down trtnu the Itever several' outward-bound vessels.. and re main in the Downs with the bhips us per lust.— Wiod S. W. :1111.ERN SW OCT. 16. Suited from the Nom. this morning, the Camille. with a fleet uuder cueboy for Lltligolaudo—Witid S.W. PLNZANCE, OCT. 13. Arrived the Halve, Williams, from SWallSeil ; the Orphan, Ilenley, from Pool. for Liverpool, in d&.- tress; the Jame, Susith,with wine, &‘c. from C;a..r.i sry to Ireland, in great distress, having had, the ) seven feet wut r iu her; her cargo, which wa, slotted, is taking out. Sitticd the Jenny, Davis, fn: Wales ; John and Thfoross, Treubcclla, with' pmatoes, for Lisboa; lb/kite/4 Jones ; and Concord, Tonkin, with copper ore for Wales; Sully, Griffiths, ite ballast; Martha, Neu tots, fur Malaga; and Fotrry, Oates, with fish. LEITH, Of:T. 13._ Titio mor.ting arrived in the Itoada,a small Da :tibia cutter privateer, of 4 gams and Y 3 men, cap tured by the Ariadme frigate. She left Christiun wand some day b ago, and had made no capture. FROM I.Lovn•s LIST. . - - CR A V ESFII.O, OCT. li.—beard h) the Mary, Campbell, from Tericritle ; Dorset, and Dantzic, —, from tam - her ; diary-Ana, Waterman, and the Cuabaeen, Meyer, from Oporto; Saap Dragon, —, tram Malaga; Aurora, —; Drilliant„ Lilchrist ; and the l.u.ietiana, Cuomo, from the Brimila.—Sailed the Sportaition, Moon', for Gib raltar ; Catharine, Seymour, tor 1.6 , ,0tt ; Commerce, (*reale, for teejon; Three Friends, IVitt ; Jaotre, Boteliaut ; lotte and Mary, %ikon; and John, %%lad, fur Rehr late& OXFORD, OCTOULR IS. Monday, the first day of Michaelmas Trent, the Kt v John Salter mid John Williams. of Exettr College ,• Rev. John Collins, of Jesus College; Rm. John Rowland Berke ley sod Mr. George Con, of New College ; and Rev. Edema V,illism Ciriefiehl, ut Liacolot College, B A were admitted Masters of Arts. Mtwara. I43liima Fell, of Clucen'a College • Healy James Parsons at ' Itaucla Swau, of Magdalen Col lege, were admitted Bacterium of Arts. • The I on! Chancellor has permuted the Rev. Edward Welke, LL.B. Rector of Kathie:tun, to the Rectory of Ilunniugtiaa, Soiaersetshire. The Rev. Joha Banks Jciikinson was on Saturday installed PrebeuJury of Worcester Cathedral. His Royal Highness the Duke of Clarence has Levu pkassil to appoint the Rec. George Morelia, son of Francis Morgas, F.I. of Shepturt 31ullet, to be oils of his Dynastic Chaplains. THE MARKETS. CORN-EXCHANGE, OCT. 17. Wheat, this day, again cirotimies to tern e in short supplies, and sales are at t further advance 'r shout .is. per quarter from Fri Jay ; new us y.r currency; line ukl ; Barley keeps its price; Malt lather dealer ; very few White Peas ; Beaus of the two kiml vary but little; Oats are likewise in short supply, anal Isles thureuf marl) at our last quutation, Fluor at an Assure of Ls. per sack. LI'ItRENT PRICE OF GRAIN. Wite-st 7os. stal. 925. Ellie ditto 011100.... 945. q7l. Beano Cp4a. 70a. nel Tick Beaus tias. 671. al ye. Barlt~ FYI. 471. Oato 331. atm. 401 Poland*. . 4lO. 40. od 7as a'sa Whiten= (bikes) 1401. 147 e Grey Peas :64.615. Potatue ditiu 4ao. od Rape Strd 4(4.441. Os Fine Flour oss goo Seconds lns ItSig Corn-Inspector's Returo.—Tmu AsDaY, Orr. 13. Wheat. per load 431 —s. to 2W. Mn. Sark", per grarter 435. —d. to 475..-. d. Oats Beans boo. —d. to 7us. ss4l. Peas PRICES OF HAY AND STRAW ON SATURDAI(. st.Jastrs'ii. Hay, 51..15. to o;11. is. n 4. Hay 51. too. to GI. too. Straw.H. 131. to 11. New, —I. to td. on. Clover, 61. tos. to 71. 16a. Straw, il. 121. to It. In. NMITH - 13CT,17 This day's market am sell supplied wttlt prime beasts, and the skew of cattle In 'intend was very Food. Beef, and Vest, ore. dearer than our tut report; Pork sold at last price, and the trade tin the mist part ass pretty brisk. The sales in the Hay-inarket were somewhat Ilsely, Hay, Straw, sod Clover, fetched last prices. The felluwiug prices nod numbers are au reenrate statement : To sink the Offal per stuns of elb. Beef 45. 411. t* Si. 4d. I Head of Cattle doh lay Mutton.... ss. ad. to Ss. 611. Beasts Veal Pork Lanab os. al. taus. oil. Pigs • no tAVATE ASID L.F.ADENHALL 411111LBT11. (By the estrus) Beer •N. ed. to 4s. 44. I Veal u. 04. to Ss SA Motto* Is. set. to Is. 44. Pork ss. OA. to 6. od, COAI.-11ARKET. 0 l 7. Skips .t lllorket. *ild. Price. 79 .. Iti warmth 43 .. .. •6s. od. • 545. 9.1. 10..Snodeelood 6 .... sow 64. • SUS iid. I ..Siorre coal 2 .... mi. od. • in. od. 2.. Cinders ..... ... • .... us. 6d. • --.. od Yestetday, as the Fulham coach was ~etting off rum' tht. Spout 41 Dog, in the Stra n d, it mats ttearl overturned be the iron grating °ter tht• %ewer, at the corner of Newcastle-street. Mr. tiowstsa, who was an outside passenger, was thrown oft the ►each with great violence, and so dangerously hurt, that he was conveyed to his apartments, Surrey street. Dr. STA/4 row, of the Strand, was imme diately milled in, and rendered every assistance.— It is not supposed, however, that he will sun it( until morning. The coachman was also thrown off, but did not receive any material injury. ruirr. or sTOeIUI, VairtiroAlr. 3 per Cent. Priltired.,.. ..... . .... . ••• • • .6311 :1 log Cent. ( . 01114010 ... 4 pet r. ail ..110it 5 111.1 . CCM. Navy -••-• • gyp} C hull' nos I 1111 . Ci S:llr.ii I>a lo 1{0111:11 4 5 per. F. r . rims liiPa ... . Engli +I. Lottery Tickets .... ...... Couaula for T. 111S11, Sturk-brukrr, 4. Corutlill, sad 9, Clgariaterma. - IRISH STOCKS, On. I• for. Geb• 34. per m0t....: .:. Gov' ruimot Deb 5 per cent Ekehouet—Dul.:iu est Ludo. (ON. to) —at (X/LkUiE OF EX Aniaterdates .... 34 7 e C. ;HAMM Oct. is. Tic •• Sa Naples 4.1 I.lsWu GI Oporto 4O Dublin is Cork lli 'taw ate sight 34 9 Rotterdam..." to 17 9 11. Ilaustmattb... ~ 33 Allows 33 t retie tday'sdatte Dow muunimux 23 0 Madrid, •• • • — tM Fors Ditto - all Pari sae /MKT, Ditto 4.1 'Sect. Hihlrw 4l Leghorn Si Gams 4.71 aoLties Portugal Gold in Coin owl DU% INT oz. -- N ew New I/ollars ...... s Siirer in ti.us. Nro LUIli4 ( - 1111.. Agin of the Hook of Holland. si pi.r Cent. MTH, Last week, at 14anatepbad, the lady cf TkJrnas :Wm .is, Esq. banker, Clamart hen, ur a son Al Alitekell'A tle., lady ut Bru4k Brasier, u( a At Dungenntm Pnrk, the neva of the Rigkt Hon. Timms Lord Vast-you' Northhuitl, on the nod sit. the fon. Ml 3 L. ihund Anun, of sun. MARRIAGES. tin Saturday last. I.y the Rev. Charles 31'Cartr, M, Jururs 31.1tosion, t.f L"itilut,wall, to Mitt Mal) Altura:. IN(, ur Great lluascl-atte.i, li,,tford-square. Lately, at the Cathedl'*l, St. Finn Bair:, Cork, by the RR Ml' Newman, Jaiurs Moore, of 'A a1y144 - usult, gioia!sou of the late Sir Emanuel Moore, Bart. to Mita F;.:3l3cte Seas. ton, seeoud daughttr Ss a.itua, of Har.yd.dua, county Cork, Est 4. By special lietnae, on the Cs!ta alt. at Christ Cbareh, Cm*, h. the Rev. Boyle Davis, Lieut. Corey, of Ole Hu) hary,to Mica If 'mom M•Carth), daughter cf the kite barks M`C.r. thy, Esq. of Gurtnaicrtaaa, vanity of Cork. DEATHS. Al dobastowa, oa his way to Dahlia, to consult the physi cians, G. P. Stan y, of frrryfurt, cuuuty Tipperary, Lay At Ruscumiel, Deer Rallinultlll, Queen's Cumay, Mrs. Walker, wife of the Rev. C. Walker, and sister to the Isla Wm. Clayeock, Esq. of York-street, Dublin. In llokaworth-ttrret, Dublin, John Garstia, Esq. la Bishop street, Dobbs, aged as, Lieut. Frediiick S. LI- Lott, of His Majesty's sulk Regiment of Fuut. Sunday evening, at her house in Duchess-street, Portman_ square, the lady of the lion. Lieut.-Geo. Fox, the wily sur viving brother of the late Right Hun Charles James Fut. on Sunday evening, it Clapham, Mrs. Clime:Awn, relict oldie late. Joha Cleineutsom, Esq. Deputy **Jot at Arms, and souther to the present geutleamu whu fills the same of fice. :Mrs. Clementsun had been ut Worthing, sad h.d t,!, returned tni Saturday errata( to Clapham. Friday sr'imiglit, in consequence of a fall from his horse, Hr. tVilliaies, of Piptun, is the parish of Chu:bury, Brecus whir farmer and vizier. He was much respei ird, iu the prime of life, sad fins left a widow with several children to la.aeut his premature tom. HIGH WATER, THD: DAY, AT LONDON-Mill:6E. Mara atter .. 19 j Eves as af.n. after—li Dada of Theology, last published by J. MAWM.tN Nu. 20, Primate?: 1. rINIIE TEMPLE of THI. TH : or, The bed S, stem of Reason, Philosophy, Virtue, mid Mundt, 4•11 1 )1icalty arrao;ril. Second Edition. In One large Vo- lume, aro. oa. hoards. By the same Author, 1. 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