The Statesman. — London, England, 1822-09-09 00:00:00

SIR, 10, Bridge-street, Sept. 6, 1022..,, bare the pleasure to Worm yoe, that Use meeting] at the Veraoo's Bead, North Auglley-atreet. for the be , seht of poor Byes., which you Us the hosourof Rom after 8 ' LONI 4 - ON: ' - ' o'clock, Mr. Hinton's long aid "scions room became MONDAY [YINING. ALPTIMAIIS SI, 182 S. - nearly full with well respectable persona, and (a het is of more importance), peewee actuated by • THE CABINET. Ur i .'./ tli 418" and charitable kthr'ff towards rim ""- Amongst the roamers that hare *en oreate4 by liee fortunate man kw whose relief they met. Every indi hopes of these who want to get at a meal.. the tail*, victual. as be matted the room, subscribed hie mites and by the fears of those who want to cooties* : so that a coopiderahle Ram was collected, as it were, before the business of the evening. commenced. The the eejoymene of the tax-eating; amongst the es" • rompany soon becoming impatient for some ow to take rues rousse", treated by those ceases, cono#llll. the Chair, I was 2alleti for ; but I declieed for obvious reasons, sod requested them to fix Donate other gentle- terday, that *4 its Ministry, from top to Iteilhil, man to 611 it. I then left the room, bet ors my rehire to be formed : another, that the Marquess of - • was obliged to comply with the general request. In Dower bad been invited to joie the present min; opening the busters, I observed diet I need Dot re mind them we had met for a conscientious and charie• do net kpow that these tampers aro scluily mot aide, and not for a political purpose; 8 " i .teekalarlY, . fisandation. We do not knew. that hopes Mat DM. l requested that any gentleman who might speak, MIAOW stria& covfloc himself to that obct, and pea Urine. entertained of saving the T HING by each eka duce politica, religion or law whic h professions bare After treeing the Coax-Bill and Pelee Bill suffered more through the sides of their fulls Maids, and after seeing the corps pawaiag project act y than by the attacks of their ripen emen......5. The charit able aid benevolent were the only tree supporters of recommended to the Parliament: after weioX 011ette the law of God and man ; sail I lamented (1011 mine -Cit things, we can believe that no hope is Ow, tibia to those connected with the individual whose erns! mom- ,i.o• • • be enterta i ned • by those who are note" in "* ,d e nt, Or shoeless RP had met to redress, had come forward, with their am t le means to make the only 'tone/Rent in likely, at present, to he applied to, to take relleAt - their power to poor Byrne. Ons person of eminent ministering the affairs of the errantry. Bet a is* ' rank had, a few days previous requested me to drop the " '' business, am t not attend that meeting. I said I should tale are we, that neither of the changes , . be happy to coot it with this request, if he, or au nos tioned would be attended witit any benefit 1th',•611i ,1 % would pledge themselves to do something for Byrne!— .- * sere. We have so often said it that we seelhoMel They had not dons ht. The public were therefore called on to perform an act of common justice to an individual ashamed of the repetition ; but, as long as we athljta:„ who had suffered wrongfully. I had received a letter tempts to amuse the pablie by a talk of abangweif from Byrne, dated August 31 st., statinj that he intended men in power, so long must we coaßiplei,.4* entice off fur London—basi received an invitation from some persons to that effect . To this coarse 1 had naiad that public, that it is am wow .44 ralitter perticular okinction, as an illiterate ma. like Byrne, iit the b aw l s ,/ peo pl e headed by 50tIMI artful demagogue, of getting votes ; but of getting rents fiirlik4l4l l - •.' might lead them to riu. and disorder. 1 had written t. lords. T M Ministry will chaste with' sti !Mtlii prevent (if possible) his coming to !Anoka, wad sent au effect on polities as the Moon changes. seine r 110,_ .. order to a friend, to draw on me for 100 L. to purchase, .. bile a hackney roach and pair of horses — as also to set raanges nth a thane of teelmatac i e . Platheeffir .. up his wife in some way of business—to enable them to will give the Said:Ras rests, The taxes sre earn an honest livelihood. eluding ezpenre of collection, airs! salsas' a : • Mr. Bell, Editor of the Weekly Dispatch, came for- • , . , ward, and ie support of the charitable object of the la 1 7 91) . th e y we re ft urtge. 01111,81 . ea" meeting, coached as lightly as poseilde or the enormity arrograme lower priced the they were in 1790 I Ifli ' of the wretch Parey Jocelyn; whom he had keown from. seri to,c more to 0000ktoe as, that theta ma h a his youth; baying been a fellow Collegian witb bin ,alt ..,,,, t r Dublin. Ile concluded by moving the following know no rents? Do we want any tbiag more to conviao luting k— is, that the farmer mew be ndstelligrat, and tin loOd- ResArrad, that a committee of 12 peruse, be appoith id fur the perms , of fentatag B „„a pe i.„ . „a de- lord afterwards? AO, as any Doe believe, that Ale rating use ot•its members as a amber of a Glosevel sale is to be cmeepleted without et strop* (Look at Committee to be 1 00aftlir ckoeen for managing i hi t the Register of Satarday last. See the isomer. in Fond raised for the benefit of James Byrum sad Lis_ family, Fors which the money is expended ; and then lay. whether The following Gentlemen were then appointed : Amara change of Minietry•to to produee say effect Mr. Blair, Ite. William*, Mr. Curtains, Mr. Bright, • Mr. Brockbaak, Mr. Hislop , Mr. Saban, Mr. Good- "" as . 11 " Pi which 4 . 101 PY 01048 * 80d. Rim , M r . Parker, Mr. Himmel, Mr. Biro's, Mir. Pow.' The reeeefireaborweeedosettlwelllt sp :ebent kiss. --- r. bay foltalkdell- Wes the *44 .016 • eerie A respoetabla Gentleman came hastiard who gave hi e asieseription as " Aemaymous,",etwe hegged to I t o pa- have, at balk get " hew 0 the TvetirektP .. ' awed awloslog his same. H. c h i Ili Pad - sat the time sh eog h this mast , &w i d ish ' give a , riiia m i atta c i iii t of the alsaintsable Bishop's detecrion ; which ha arm saw I. assmostosa. It h ad ptatata i d a strong alma; dog at , trar ly information. we ►llan hood efWimi , "? ties of -4Mageil amen thrbigber seders of &Oak Iwli `chusgee rim boy Varlet tleb liftlobwp log • Irish to Freon. • However. we beg leave be try, *item . sprites( TN Neat* beekeiep witlutbageessese beneowy4 • n • Friday ((this !WOW. bOal Mt: l V= • l ittis g to leaarithat oterforee liiiiVaionlie le (lie of the Ciwwwitto t sod the 'begs Sperm a Lens pews. Wrs4ll‘4llolll4ol4f 1 ... .. . .. , • ~, .1. il. . ; :!: ~ ,, •:. 1 •1 . I ~z4l A.. ...,... ,7..': .1i ..gt.'! .: *plosion, that he would not accept althea ; but, we would sot swear foe this ; for is the fret place the Marquess has no want of unfi-lence is his ova capa city; and, in the nest place, be, daring the last Sea sloe, appeared toss to here bat a very imperfect minor. of either the nature or the magnitude of the diffical* ties that now present themselves. Nevcrtheiras, we re Bard it as extremely improbable, that the Marquess of LanaDows, full as be is of himself. and prose as he is to rely on the power of these " operations" which are Mr. VANSITTAAT'A rock of safety ; we cannot, utwithstaeding them, help regarding it as extreme ly that be should venture to enter White hall widow Lord Gate; and, we think we risk Duthie, is positively asserting, that the latter will never eater those buildings again, bet open the condition of making a complete change .1 system, including a reforaeofthe Parliamatt auntie sort or ether. la the meanwhile .othisg ap pears to have been fluffy settled. Tbe New Times of Saturday, la language net very shunt,. blames a great personage for his antipathy to Cassese. whoa the New Times looks on as the only man that is able to p t rejarsts. How aisle he is is this way, sad what • life . be would be likely to lead while making the attempt. may be j edged of by the begianing that has ' been made opus him is the lest Salsrday'a Register ! The New Times pet forth its censare ea tite great per sonage before it saw that Register! We should like to see its reply to that. This Pluses's Paper iseivid seihiog bat reform. lt has no fears open the score of rests! It is said, that nothing has been settled; bet, though it would be start madness in the !Insis ters to take is Catteme, we should not, after what we have sees these do, be surprised if they were to do it They ars in a state of horrible alarm. They yet ima gine that they shall be able, with the help of dueling talk, to get along for another year, at any rate; aid every thi.g they my leads as to nipples. that they thick (monstrous as the thought is) that tines, the " healing heed °fame," will du something for them. In repeating our wattle (of which we by no moans cote plait') Sir Faancts Bennarr told them very well, daring the last Sissies, that time, which was so effi cacious fur good, in setae cases. was as efficacies* for baciiti other eases; tied that theirs was a ease of the latter decriptii.a. Still, however. look at their situa tion ; and yea will see, that it is with them. a case of perfect desperation. 00 out! how are they to gas out ? Who are to be their successors? Nobody that will sort he compelled to make a Reform of the Parliament: Aid is it possible fur there to be a Reform of the Par liameat, wittiest as almost instant ispairy into the coadset of those, seder whose administration all this mass et evils has been brought epee the reentry ? " To peat :--Te retire : —no more:—and by retiriag. " to say Abel tad the ',housed natural shocks the " system is big witb!:--"fla a reasemisatlea devoutly " to banished. Ts go eat retire :—perchance to called to account! Aye, there's the rub. For. is " that cubing to account. whet things may some whoa 1 . dui hare shelled off their places, must give them pease !" This is the state of their case. It le sot /*leg eat in the old fashlueod way; and that tee have foes telling them many a time fur the last twehre . years. Therefore it is, that they castles es. ditto to Is" st a going eat; aid. Is the deeper/tibia* of their afteadon, it is not impossible that they may have umierse to the talk of Caiustne. That they "mid Iwo* - by it s we ere quite ustais. His Wag dosiemelatit-plese world to a certaisty hasten the fall of tie system. AU that the . New Tiaras says about the "eesrpswatMsg slayammet the brilliant oratory ; "the flasks, of wit," of this operator, only shows that this writer knows aoeblag at all about the state of the country. The Chroniok of this swain (fat salt are sot afraid so do lattice is a rival well observes, in answering the New Times, girth are sow in peeress which will soon try " the power sad tautly of this eloqesece, sad we • look Seaward witkualleleace to the lane." For e own pfle, we realty' sheald like to see CANNING he leader OH.* Haase of Commons. His wittaatebask speeches as Liaerpoul have:furnished us with the means of dlski.i Lint up lin proper style, mid serving him up to die House whip all passible advantage to the cause I !Reform. We shall bare him a pretty figure before the *pining of the Session ; his tripartite Ouvernsweat bangleg like a biit itanintkia Olin, while his King of Selltnsia is percinai ffietteilienlier sad his two Red lieu on the other. His pirce of 'plate from the bar :o4 and sixty greedy sycophants' of Ltrrirpeol. be way produce as evidence to character; sad wi *Weil sei ^whet that evidence is worth. whoa rilligaiait the eel* Acme* of wheat at guar shinier 111,bashol. MR. CANNINWS j' By,some means or other, witaitheitily Aeolus ref tferoargh us) the awry'si Hr. Caitaiatv's "Re. 4491:" got to ilvthiloirieW Fair on Friday ; for, she eveaing of 'at Jay, jolt at dusk, going bate the fair from Newgate-street..we perceived as isetacose otaltitede neer tbe signore iste St. Julta's.street, while ib ,eat of the fair was comparatively empty. Ilputi Yee nearer approach we lipeophat sdo w Age crying • i tad j . Show them in! tabs! glees in! Here yea n 'tile' Ifr real Liesteiarteme tu ajesty lieftearaltle George tureiisg,tioversor • *1116,1411 of "1414•1. lid Kier of. Behead al Ali!' JAI MU', them II! Show Huai in! Hollow I' tea dugs, billion. , We stood, for a moment, as • assEped at the lutetium with which this plagiarism haidbeen consatitsittl,; but, all of a altdeee..forth ensue *Wiry of " • tri c k I a cheat! a swis44l" sod, such a swearing and bawling of men sad screaming of wo men as no togged eta describe. It swami,. that the spectators had expected to lied Hoe lions, *barns the operator bathos* palsied ii a large loud tad soother au a trawl( was • The eesatables, with Mr. Higgins at their head. succeeded, la a Hurt time, is restoring aria ; and. heath there was a goad deal of searing of elothes. with same Mask eye' and ;snitches, we were happy to lure that there was a* eeriest injury us ,Mined. though the sttalWr of_ remain was leulaeseo. The crowd having dtepereed. we get op within a few mods of the platkru. when we famed the shownes, Watt ble u eeptottelp pt the del!, &hones , th let pi) , esippg. *OA' 44 Rico* so to cheat y =i bat that. heelag meet; how the plea, moil iberpost *re, h thessb. there could be no ►arm in briogistit oat is Ludes. The as dismal seemed to think se t and began to septets tha•r sorrow for his sulferings, when a stitf•loei tiez man, is black, wit► a little tlig•tsil, stepping 7 `orward, said, " Yee, Sir, you shall be taught no t theta is karma. It is sot for " lower orders" like pa to tats " such liberties ; and yen may Wait yeartelt " well a if yea are not punished for seihtios gni " blasphemy." What followed the reader will oat et ' pest to bear from as, who, he will be well amerse, lost no time in taking to nor ►eels. The Old Ibis said not a word of this matter, at Which is 6 7 i rather surprised, seei•g t►at it reflected se little credit los its old enemy; and the Carrier, though it elide' 'to it, endeavours to suppress all mention of Csairine aid would make the whole appear as a " clemiy " vitiation of the stoPprietta Conaorrt" bet. again, we most solemnly declare, that we had so head is it ; end bare no sort of acquaintanceship wit► the bar telmv-Iniir. Operator ; though we must say, that h e h e t 'a perfect righilie take the hist from his ►rothet u Liverpool. . • A Brasov! A Rumor! —The illerniaT Ciresvls of Satorday aye, that A. of Psteriorosili " has abandoned his MOO-seems 1.148.4114." Having left of ?stationing, the Pother is Q Amoy, perhaps, husk. sacs to 'dower one queatioo, which. with all boessisy bovinity, we bog leave to put to him : Does he mo ld/rue to receive the 5141. a year pension, which was !rooted him en the 901 of May, 1894? It unlit be a great seashell*. to the public to receive a smarter I to this one (patina ; and, we tlserefire hope, that tLe Right Itevereod Felber in God, Herbert Marsh, l,nti Dish of Peterborough, will he a obliging es 19 let us have the easiest, which we, fee oar piewdeen mere isnwortast than all the answers to hi* b 7 jets. dome. We hope, that the character of istiorirmer is 0 , ..c isedeliblei like that of priest ! AN Ara: a Dar.—Shakospoar, is speakiag of a face. which exhibited smiles breaking oat through a shows of leers. tsarists it to as April Day, which comps. •rison was brOsi,ht to oar elude by the folluriag two paragraphs, both ia the Moraieg Chroaiek of the sear 'day, Saturday last. • TEARS. 1. We are sorry to Icon the indiposition of the Dols MtLits. row. His Orate has boon csaiaed to his 'bid for two dap.' He got up, however, ea Thursday afters's'', nod It it understood that he Was topside:- Ably/10W yesterday." , SWILIIII. for the October settlement opeask this elotkiag at 1101 and continued very Windy till swilyils alsoing of the market, when a rumour gutted grad aw miry which instantly their "aka to MI. It was reported that the greatest Caplaiia 4A* age We is much indisposed that be could out attend the muting of the Holy Alhance. This precis* nature gills Milo' sitios, who Aar it was of a political, mewed, or mops reel oaten., was sot wall ascertained; bet fromwhasu calm the chance of his remaining at home say hers sprung. theeetareeteenre °pee rumour bu 6ees as d osses isfies Wm of As - We may *burn, by tb • Ay el a et WWI we aellgiat, —41• 04 , by souls $ LORD Porniours.—Our readers. who hare led the ktur of the younger Ila.rsox, the attormylsee. and Mother to the " Costume" of Perreirorra. trio ' resiniber Isis account of the manse,. is which duke , reditary legislator was carried off fees Edialterch le Autrey in 61 hours. They Mere bees sines informed. the newspapois. that the t4satese has bete &sight liffibed of a girl, cad that the *ebb Peer Is at his 'spenatry ntaasioa, attesded by awe police officers. WI balk may ea add, that the stanslots k situated is a ril lege Doan 'habitat, it oat net. bistro', in übsficy heittle oar duty to ash, eau per Ike whey of Pialics.olimers, Wee are thus employed ? .0111 awn Ducr.—Ftoll Tar CU/103=1A Of fATillilf. " The pulgio were lately infonsed that tte Maven of Coitnousi Irft Edinburgh a few days after his vaste's arrival isithst capital, to repair to the *so elioneen, *wee ellireed, was stunting the -naiitary woods sad dells of r readersvf, hobably, notwithstanding, be but little surptised to ear that the hfarchloness of Co/sr:tonsil has sot bees In Ireland this year. Her ladyship, &insight he 01. MI, sow resides le bar splendid mansion as yasiYw Place, Piccadilly. Frain this fact we may cookware that the oVect in dispatching the Noble Jargon, ield• inrush, doss so' imporeast a sitnatios in the Royal lietteshold, must hare been &fere* frost what was at ;shut whether it refired to OUT fireiga ( fain, ;who i iraglned,ortorepots connected with his Ita fretetima is &wined, we do net pretend to sq. :NY fatter came, the sel,ject would scrim to Wog be these Department. Nest, what does the Chronicle adeleff . Dees it mat moan to say, that the preseure at the Marvels %sills', diet es to the airfare of the Kiss's ?eget flee? And. if it do mean Chia, we, who are het id ikekinainted with the fashionable world. dwelt ha 're Ikons, is trivet yammer and ens a/ A c t:rimed as a Ana palmed siesh effect. IP l~rsxs.—A few inhabitants of lloeirox Mei list! as a subscription to the fund for Brass. lo prices. to Ur. Panning the l'refisurer of tie feed. who; we understand, has written to Ilene' to rat. that be, Mr. Pa nut Ns. will ha answerable fir WI mogul of eat headrest pounds to begin with. ' • I • - Pi Untied. „ STOCK EXCHANGE. TWELVE OTL.X.E. The market opened rather brisk this motniog, /pi Consols ware dia. at Bid to 4, hot °will to a report of Lord Liverpool hoeing resigned, the Market gut somewhat worse. aad Consols ace pretest 811 to I. Or Money 80/ is Si. The Foreign Market is rather heavy, with bat little daine. • CMIL Pei to 3—Now jar. 44-0441,tielf—Nor Pri" Simi. —41 14... 49 •9 121 —Mosta, sill I—Melds , 9 * -I° " °- Mtgs. 77 05.11111,—50r".94. ROYAL EXCHANGE. HALF.P.IST TITELI Attestor roport is sow prevaiost that the SW omit ildillposoi. This is aksigwer .l ta01111"r1 11 . 10 0,1, a r ,{Ski . .... •• •* •••• 1 I BISHOP AND SOLDIER. TO TOT EDITOR OF TOM TTTTT IMAM. Barw, Sept. 6, int. Stn....The very proper exposure that you gave to the affair between the Bishop and Soldier, excited, am happy to say, every strong Dentition throughout the country. Is a few days after your publication, there appared some well drama figures, in chalk, on several of the walls in and Owlet this city, repretenting a Bi• *bop sad a Soldier in a kneeling position ; with es 4ppropriete motto written hr the side of the figures. This was rather too mu It for the delicate nerves of /some of our worthies to bear ; they, poor souls, were placed io a situation truly pitiable; they did not order publicly the chalking, to he rubbed out, but, in th se ~ra fortnight, they hit epos this expedient : they haJ the islls pitcarded with she following Bill, which they also published in the Bath and Cheltenham Ca . Attie. Now, Sir, yon see they did not mention the chalking. is the city; but they after a reward on the conviction of any person, who shall he found writing any thing of an obscene or libellous description on the " outierrts of the parish of Welcot " Our Worthies the city wish it to be believed. that they did not know what the Worthies of she out-puts of Wale°, woulJ do. ob! not they indeed; hut yet it was ra ther en unfortunate coincidence that the chalking. on the walls in the city should have been ra►bed nut, by an invisible vent, on the evening before the bills were posted. But, however, so it was. For the pre seat, 1 than only ray, that, " J. Not," whose name is at the bottom of the Bill, is Clerk to the Commis. 'lioness for Taxes, and also Collector of Tam for Ai* City; and that SOWS of the Worthies whe ire Commissioners for Taxes live in the city, and the rest in the out-parts of Welcot. Tbankieg you fur the manly to i■ which you have exposed the Bishop's unbstross affair. 1 am, Sir, Year obedient Servant, BATUONIAN. COPY. WALCOT POLICE.--FIVE GVINIAS RZWARD. . IVIITRZAB the Public Buildings and Walls in the Out- P..rts of the parish of Walcot have lately been disgrace fully Placarded and Written-open with Figures and Loaptage of the moat indecent and tendency, offensive to the eyes of modesty, calculated to demure- Pee the rising generation, and against the public peace of the country: llrhoever will apprehend any person or persons found in the art of affixing, writing, or cleaning any libellous or obscene matter against any (lithe Wall. n *tibia the jurisdiction of the Widest Police Commis sioners, shall. spun conviction, receive the above reward. The Constables and Watchmen have received strict directirme to look after persons offending ; and other in dividuals ar• employed to do so, is order that a politic example may be made, with a view of eappeesaing. a growing propensity replete with the moat astulk i iiyeas and dangerous etmeeqnences. J. PAGt, Clerk to the Commissioners, 9, FOUNTAIM.BVILDINCIS. Bath, Jarttst 20, 1822. TO THE EDITOR OF THE STATESMAN. THE S'I'ATI tinbscriptions easy be reetrived,ia addition to 35 ►rblic Houses, where Weft have been plied by ate for that purpose. I am, Sir, your obedient Servant, J. W. PARKINS. RSOLUTI ONS IN IMALI OF WM " ALL SOT CIIrCtFIZO" Jets. lITOpt. Vernon's Head Tavern. North Audley-street, Sept. 6, 1822. Resolutions of the Committee assembled for the per pore of promoting the Charitable Subscription, coos menred at the Initit Lion T , St. Alhan'o-place, for the benefit of the unfortunate James Byrne. conform able to a Resoltitioe passed at a Meeting held at the Vernon's Head on the 4th inst., J. W. Perkins, Esq. in the Chair, appointing the following Gentlemen • Com mittee, any five of them to he a quorum :—Mr. Blair. Mr. Brnckbank, Mr. Parker, Mr. Williams, Mr. Hislop. Mr. Hinton, Mr. Canons, Mr. Bothell, Mr. Birch, Mr. Bright, Mr. tioodrnan, Mr. Parkins---(present, all bat Messrs. Bright and Bathall). I. Resolved unanimously, on the motion tof Ur. Brock bank, seconded by Mr. Birch, that Mr. Parkin' be elect ed Chairman of this Committee, for this sad every suc ceeding evening, anppoaing him to attend by a trader plat eight; should be not attend, the Committee trill elect another Chairman fir that evening, for the tole purpose of furthering the Charitable Subscription for the Relief of the said James Byrne. Rewired ananimonsly, on the motion of Mr. Parkins, seconded by Mr. Parker, 2. That all subscriptions received at this Warmly be paid into the hands of Mr. Hinton, where they Shall re main, until disposed of by the vote of the whole Com mittee. Resolved unanimously, on the motion of Mr. Parkins. seconded by Mr. Careens, 3. That all moneys collected by intlividnal Members of this Committee remain in the charge of each Mem bers, until similarly disposed of. Resolved unanimously. 4. That an appeal he wade.' through the Chairman, to the liberality of the Prea, for the Insertion of these Resolotions; and that the , public be solicited to call meetings in behalf of Byrne, throughout the metropolis and United Kingdom, and appoint Committees to manage their respective subscrip tie's, until the same be paid into the hands of Byrne, Of permute appointed by Lim to receive them. Resolved onanirnonaly,s. That thistommittee possess the power to 'apply the place of any member who may be unable to attend its meetings, from indisposition or business ; and to elect new members, and reamer others who may not conform to the remistions of the majority. (Signed) J. W. PAS 111 NS, Chitiflll4ll. The Committee then adjourned till Friday nest. asA A ___ .11. Dublin - - DUI.I Ai r . Holland. I 'll Waterford 0 1 Hasbro' I' 1 O . G. & Jersey - 0 I Prase. --0 . 1 0 Lisboa 0 I Flanders • 0 U Gottenberg • I 0 Mewls* - - 0 OUR. I PRICE OF STOCILS. AT ONE O'CLOCK. THIS DAY. Reit Ike* Ipr 01. 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