The Statesman. — London, England, 1810-09-13 00:00:00

NM 0-._..01111.94.1111m0mmz' yr.:NISH AND PO KTUGUESE .P4IPERIS. C taßivus DAL) • - . . Jut,y 30.-1 n the eight between the aw l 5.h inst. the guards in the Testr4 del Prin; c i, ; , : iiere slid at the numbest the King ‘4 ,„, 1 t „ hi, Place, the whole garrison was order m l., (wearying all the sqoares and anuses ; a of s tate was held ; the rounds were 'gone o i Geacrai Billiard in person; end, in elitist, there s vat cui dusion the whole night, which was iiieicaol by a storm, and torrents of flijuo • which 1,101 sill day-light. The cacao of thleAeraorsji. eery distutbanec was said to he the' idesiottief , po le partite of brigands to the Ilatace l 'called Calla i t .1 Campo, and the gnus. It even appears that t h il e uas s.,rnJ fermentation in the Retire). To cover their alarm, they circislaied a thousand sto. emleavouring to make us believe that' that life of the King had been attempted is the tishiee4 or that it was intended to surprise, *And curry hint off at t h e play ; and to give this better Colour, all• the h.nistn adjoining to the Theatrt wets searched, and setters' persons were taken . 11to•custody, for die. causing in their own boeseesn the topics of - the' J a y. General Belliard, speaking at his .iitbfis. of the late tire at Paris, is said to have usiameed, iw a low voice, but so as to be sterbeard —7'ha iat trigier of Jocepkine. • To.day, the 30th, there has bean a . great Conn. a o r s ta te. 1' is said that the result has been the &Wail of into four parts, which are to he eider Sehastiani, Sault, ionot, and Ballard. BAIA remaining to Massena. Joseph pretends oat his brother has sent f.,r hint, and that he can. not du less than obey him ; at least this is what is given out to the people here. This evenin4 those who take care of the tapes try st the .pa ace, hare received orders to take it down, and pack it up ; and, at the same time, the whole of the sisal equipage....(Bodujos Diary, ug. 10.) aLP CASTILE. OsriA, JOLT kB..+.lTutirkiestinding so much of tkit. province is oceuple.l by eir enemy, never was k proaded by Inch an estliptelean► of patriotisia as 4 t present. The eying parties increase from day to dey i The tunny begilplaiiss of being harassed witheat ceasing, and evidently despairs of keeping eountrylong....-(Badojoa Diary, 44. 2.) CollONtfA v J v 1... r 17. Beig4dier.Geuer.il Pon 3. D. Pottier has transmitted the following Report tithe Supesler Junta of Galleon, dated Sautoni, eth inst. 1 — " Most EXtSLLVIT 1itt,...-After having sailed Irom Ribedie, in the fats frigates coinmandcd by Commodore lklioli k .Wsiss the firstobleot of tuy 'intention to effect a latedietii agree : A*4u the plan which I ponied but to- yo* Eacellatcy Aron!' , In7Adjut4nt.Generaljkonnel Valfejtrt bait sir wircuutstanees afforded us an opportunity 'of reach /Ina Santana, the landing was made in this port, whore my troops, as the English who were on boarithe frigates, disembarked, to take the gar. risen of this place, consisting of 120 *V I 10 of inborn were cavalry ; 1 really &seceded itt beating them, with the lon of four -anti 27 , , taken riiouers 30 ccaped to Laredo; and the rest were dispersed, and are surrounded by one light parties. The following day I detached the 'chats.' nor; of • Cantabria, and. the first Cantabrian regi. meet, amounting in the whole to 4 1 00 men, . on the read to &antiunion ; and. liming us Galnanb 250. French, who came from thekskt town, they defeated . them with the lon of kltiatti mons . wou tided, and 19 taken prisobon; 13 horses ward ilsc(takee; and &Ismail barges, with in AOsellican ship. -Several Pieties which are its .this neighbourhood arc ' joining me, and I shall soon have a force stiff). Cis;nr to routs the enemy and liberate the in. asbitams from the 'Ai of the Tyrant who oPinettell them. I shall continue to inform yore Excellency of the „ wen:lances which take place, sad in the mum thtehoso the honour to sa lute you uith the Most pie/Nand respect. Gisa preserre t tt &c. Juct 23.—Yosterdsy loUdwal its this poet • 1110 IMO me commanded Eye Beriamllor,Pmecitl Perllo,,l and 300 peasants of •Olsos7, who mitre:tad 'bit 'he . might take them with him; and when' sunrbets would have bego 4 'stuch' greater but frail tesse.ol shipping, becitese they were all, wills t4llllllwe.. tion of ago or ebss, anxiously *desirous' 'to he libe rated from the dosainien •of the Tyrwoi‘ I oilier. did not sutler any loss, because the leloglishe beteg apprehensive of the enemy receiving reinforeeinents", and fearful, lest they should Itiso tbele4rtillery, de... t , ..rniined to embark, but be intends soon to renew the n e'PriZC ; four landing were eilOcted on different' to tits of the coast ; all the he tterirS of the Frelech,wcrie destroy-A, the Spaniards whom they kept Impritteskil were. set at liberty, the forts were levelled with the ground, and more than 100 pieces of • cannon 'eitiO large truottities tsf stnotnnition thrown into thanes, Upwards of 200 litigators Italie boon seat to Eq.. land ; five vessels loaded with iron to Kohn.*; and to this place (Corydon) an Antairan •ith p and several prisoners. It IS • niaitnr 'Or:astonish meat that our wito4 41. 411P0i111441 -t It is said that 3000 Oma r annutanded bye itier 4..1% 1 y ry a of the Dantent..6ol.lll,4lll/1141./FebnaS .4140 g uc firdaiiitganifielfagilitgbelOgallilksUat to 40404 4. Om,— vitliirodattned.cie• „ , , r-A taixtd relies hat 'fitkiret. foots the Fiala) • General H t ,eolettlinitl'soolnen, and co p et eikd him Ifligit • ,ilian IC- 11 , ( Reieney . Gazette, 40g.24) TARRAGONA, JUL"' ;U.—Colonel bon Daniel l itatunanding, the battalitai of the dis.l tinguishbd Volenteers of Elsonia, Lave reported that en enemy') figee, consisting of (MO fo.it and $0 korse, with ti howitzer, and another piece of otdnlnce, appeared before l3ulaguir, with the in. terititin of rendering themselves masters of the bridge s brit they were repulsed it the two attacks "Ado they made for that rupees,. andtiafterseards piratic's' by detachments columedded by Bowl. M. Cultshi and .1314 in F. Cueiina, 'butt Captains in the carps of Volunteers, of Thit:pur. suit, which lasted upward. of .threohonts, cost tkg enemy, in killed and wisvefled, 150 men ; five men were matle prisoners, ant! one piece of cannon, and some horses taken. Our losrmsaitists in 3 killed and 10'wounded.—(6overnment Gazette, Auk 24.) I Cams, Avo. 94.—Aecounits teens Turvisa come doer* to the 10th hist. Thermic,: that on the 4th init. the (oration Made a !oat:sift& eery, in which , 1001: eIkCIPY was dislotig.4 frif4 i II t* l loOrks. it also appears by the said accounts', oth of last month the cotter dale a rtioagurrous attack ou the bridge head, For come time, the fire on) both sides• was truly infernal. Being repulsed,: be returned to the charge, but was again beaten oil with great loss. Dining the connict, the pas sage of the bridge was extremely dangerous, on account of the shower of balls which crossed A. without intermission, but the heroines of Tortusa, animated with the spirit of men, anti . aspiring at the glory of the immortal women of,Sa. ragossa, passed and repassed tho bridge witk•the utmost imrepiiiity, carrying brandy atiti.•witse..4 their gallant defenders, whofoughtin the lotteries.: Two (if them being wounded, GovernMetit has tr. warded their merit by grintiug tirem the distinetiots of a medal of honoor, awl a went* of WO ca. talonian three per tientiot.i—(Gevernmea4 Gaeta. deslo,l4) 1 e. - Alt;IIGI 4, Ana. IP...:Lientenant.Generals Don' J. Bialto•ttos ttotisferred bis.headctuarters • 'or • e Of Wile lit Vette, to Itijo-ptocc...43ense Paper.) 1 FROM TUE CADIZ GAZETTA.CORNUCIO, A 00.14. We know that the enemy who attacked Tor. Moss, abandoned that enterprize on the 9th of July, u well from the brave re4,istance of that place; as by thu division of our army, which had advanced to Morella, and had be Whet object than to make a diversion ju favour' `of that place. A letter from Serun (in the Orniltreta of S r eroi), dated July 11, days--" The 9th inst. was a memOrable day fur Al. .maaaa, where were the 2d battalion of N uwantines of *en, and the party of Merino, which h44l44tkei T &ACV solved there the preceding aight., , -.7ede garrison of Soria, about MO men, attaChellAieS town with. the greatest violence, and ours defeo34l it with no less enthusiasm. The action las t ed se v en, hourv, and ended by abandoning the place to the suPeriority. of force. Ourloss consists of SO- elan, and that of the , enemy, we arc assured, to 100 killed and wounded." Tu.day passed through tltip-.plare its9,,greeck, made prisoners by the party et Aluebehittween 7 Toilet& and Parnpelene; •• f ,i•i •A ,t• t 1. , • Another' letter, dated ; 1101141* i ' 17,*t3yi,i Mpa l 011 • the; made 9S , litiaolTs in Calamaelta„ and the Rot day marched to,perprhis thosein Dsroca.". , • . • , tilitayed and Daroca have been hitt& by assault by Oebe'rel Villacampa ; 23 •prisoners were taken, among 'others two degenerate Spaniards of Malaga and .Grenada„ who had ;Futesed - :ititpiiite French service. They were shot the neat day., CAiuz, Ana. 21.—We hay. received sedeunlei from Catalonia and Valencia, that came •down to' the 7th and 9th of the present month ; all agree.' that in every part our countrymen become more! and more animated and disposed to engage and hit..; .1 +7 rasa the many. . The ; brave General *Vrilealapa has quarters at Calatayud t and•will • soon pteshed,i6; • . t ; 7 further attacks on the ettemy. '7l'hp Army of the on the 9th, intere4 Murcia, and its advanced guards approached:Am frontiers Of Andalusia. * Ttiss accounts received from tutee down to tho .2d ef August. An Official Report, of the date ,234 ;Oh . received by the Junta there, states, that the enemy, having entered the province of Liebanti with 1200 mon, were beaten and driven nut by - niti - brava peasantry, with the ins, - of - 176 "Milled, fix Owners, and more than 200 wounded. Thg.rerstsd their incursion, but could advance ssely.onalcaguo to Una, and aptling the vigorous resisranee . .epposod to them, they retired silently in , the nigh(' Ip iMs ot.petlittue th 4 had the nishearsi of barbarity to kill with ihOir ~: p Axoticts a youth f 14 years of age, who ktitt a fl ock ar-or:Tlonsii,* they paid dearly tortilla itkaistiii act; as thei ; behind 50* killodi"abd oisetlied'itesir theta,. nonntiecl. ?•4 to , c ) Thoprovinees are hvaisnOattiimita y.a. ; the party of Coevellink • * O / 0000 site, ant i lastaftlAaldilas; .• f ;.„ )7;=. The effecip of Abu. the•iioier,eteritet ; 104 . 4i4eiee thee Re refipildefi_;it 1,414 e temv. Mi7"/"F.71 ~‘- to fa ilures arestaas#l7,4At it innium a ,pitileieg,loemi 1 1 was l iWinte bd* . s* r ir colt ~~ THE STATA•. 7-, • • • SICILY. , •.o ,!• • yoGe lir I, IREI,4IVD. sl - , ---...... . DUBLIN, Barr.'lo. • L •Ou inuch.elteetned High Sheriff, Siilrititr 'li ..z. iota ;Jai has vpoiotedTuesday, I I gthinst. (or the . , meatisgastawkavaaten and Freeholders at the Ruyid i giceininga r ha talks into coutidesation the mast ef. factual meistirbt by which the Repeal of the UNION can be accomplished:' 'rids b all we can say nom . . . upon this important topic. . , . ceriat . t tL , sarr. 7, . * . . ~• Yobtgday , his, 111 vest y 'a. ship 4belle,'Captain.' urroit t ! liertincon hinud Admiral WIIITMED and suite, trailed from Ccive for Plymouth. The Brisk sleep til.‘bar e Caittapt Cabin, having under convoy tlve - sail of traniparts, lilt h the Oorman Legion on board, also saifyd for Lisbon. The Right Rev. and lion. the Bishop of CORK and itosinitlied on Wednesday last at the Palace,, in this Pitt i and we are happy to say, in i Malt , . parfait state of liea It h. , ... t . • -Thefolibaring'extrisets from the enrresponlence of a Gentleman belongiegt to the 'Medical Depart. • Intuit - fis'tlfe army under Sir John Stuart, communi. tato 4ulife bhportant, though by no means agreeable, liitoranition ildetaVaqttior 13a—Since my last the enemy has eoistinnedhaeoperations for an attack upon this and; 'Cdatthijo to the former opinion of Rigel Glaciers, has contrived, not only to collect a famblibVelotilly, but has sq fortified tho coast for 15 miles, which *tllest year an open beach, that we cannel attempt to destroy them, or amen to in. interrupt' his operations. He has 'ready • 100 1 , !pin-boats, and 460 boats and vessels for trans. porting troops, the greatest part of whkb I see distinctly from the window where now. u rite. Three of. his encampments, and the `Royal head.qearters, arc also full in view; and so near arc his advanced batteries; that .he • bas lately thrdwn a consitier,ble number. of abuts tad 'shells into the eentce of our camp. :.At this led. went seven of his von-boats are half way across the Straits, firing at our ships of war arid (Willa, at , anchor ; and from the nature of the currents and . winds, sone of our gun-boats can get near them. Our measures of defence have been at least equal So his preparations for attack ; and there can be nu 'doubt that, should he attempt to land any where its this neighbourhood, his defeat must he certain, Our great danger is from combined attacks from different ! quarters ; and it is evident he meditates an expedi. lion from Toulon, and another from the Adriatic.'! 6 ' J ur,,Y `27.—Since my last of the .13th, nething tictiv *has oecuteed 'here, except that owe attempt to ileateey the flotilla of the uneasy did nut succeed; and it' was found necessary to withdraw our gun. hut . ts, after having lost 7 men killed, and Si wounded. Tiro loss - of thir•enemy was considerably greater; iateithstandint which, he has obliged the poor ‘,Ciffabiians• to illuminate fur the splendid victory. 4Sittee' that attempt we hoes adopted anutlicr.tnode of annoyance, which appears to succeed better, and' which , is carried on without any loss of men pp our side. This is by throwing shells from our bifftMelr satli/islartansfleosa our guii.beats iota the •-elawirti• .slepolt:or boati, and even into his Royal lietietAittatters. ,. . The whole of this harmless war febt, oa oar 'part; is within sight of my windows; edit is not small amusement to watch the flight mit, ftillitig of some hundreds of shells daily. The com .l minder Of the forces sometimes spends au hour in any" house to see She effects of the I)ombardment, which have been of late su considerable, that a greit, 1 number of their boats have been forced to quit Ilia station that was nearest to . us. Thu ene my, 'hilwercr, does not show Amp .disposition tco give up Ills intended attack, todell information by deserters. and spierdeclaresithat the attempt is to be mmetlikiel y made." I ' . •=llemerms=exo ~; I. „ Yesterday his Royal iii4liness Oa, PlRKO:scot IVALEs entertained the Duke.of Coselleatteheartdis 'lilarquis of Ileavrousi, Earl of YAaspwrg e Jord ile.ventnEt.n, and a select party, pith a grand dinner, at Carlton iloose. Wllllllll • •Eltad of,Kihnursh, Li Re. minuted to.rupronentihe Borough.of Northampton, in' i00111.04' the lion. EDWASD Buu y E l ESI. tCCONett. I • • ..litt• • Wirsom errived on Monday at Chel.. sea -Park, from the his.ssat in Yorkshire. , • esteritsy Margravine of Aus,Acn left her Y teat at Hammersmith. for Aershent Walt het seat) near Marlborough. . , . The Countess of Weseetisardt ND, we arc sorry: to state, is indisiussed, at her house at Brompton, Mr. and Andy ELlZAerril WIIITBREAO mriv.ed yesterday at their 'loosens j/yver-streel f , WM. Lies(., ' fordshire. .1 he English Opera at the Lyceum theatre closes this week, and we understand the Theatre will re: open on Thursday next, fur the winter season, with, the late Drury-lane Company. . Mrs. Jußni N has finally settled with Mr. 11A11111411, and will commence her fare wel e n g a g ement, iij col .weet.garden 'rho:are, in February next. . ' r The sales of Merino Sheep, which took Arilact last week et Lung A.shtou, and on Kingsweitina Hill, were well attended. Among the most eppitir 1 deruble buyers se nbticed— Lod dwelt, Colonel lierygton. Jane. A Brucdeu sa. MA ; C. Codringtnn, J. B. Loon:, John Bennett, of i llindnnt H.• Clifford. Stafford; Henry Hunt, Chtistehurelt, }hint., Authdr of as ettcellent Treuti.lesost thq gerinojireed ot,,atieep t k ;r e* 14) ;% ter, 0. W. Bait, 7--- Forithwn, -it zwsl i n-,—.feerituer, t?.s4s' ills !lop, Colonel Compton, &e. &c. ';• ' • . t b;:ulle:lettibliygitelsrt.tilriittrftenr tt f ir t tlle P:4liTlit tiled' 41rilli 1 atf ‘ figia a ram of the iitfantal f f "tiiief Ks4o'rott, for fort: it he thabits of the Godh, i ti tliiis Gehtfeihee Zito' Welt f4:.;*llV of the xlVetior fkoe i „ Ids khiglowl Ai w eltlialt.eheteby• iiviiiieNtheiticaits i bi with% , JbA t i , ilitwg riudi itieeetsPetttle" ;il '.eitirit atfilitltiettitiintlit , •.... tir 'A Siditit it"e4i4,4ittiteitinne;v# hi liiiiiiijonefitotrivvmtue poss&witk pair prudgpe. • - --- _ Tp. wpm .ra.: ( 4 lair. t L siegv.q 1,1 lb 3, Vdl THE CIRACCAS. fin t 1 Spanish Papers received by the Mail from Cadiz, a translation appearli of the Dispatch of which we insert the following Copy.] BRIGADIER-GENERAL LAY4RD. JIR, Downing-eyed., Jitior MO- Your dispatch, with its inclosuree, has been re. eeived and laid before the King. • r, lam commanded by his Majesty, &Neer's, Ms • ' approbation of „your conduct in senates year Aide. de.Carrip, Capt. KELLY, to this equity', ; st nth this ; intelligence of the events which have reap* of, curred in the province of Vcitesiiela. • , ,•• I think it of the utmost importance, that Capl.‘, Kacte should return with as little delay as pbssl.; * ble to Ceracoa ; and that you should be apprized, of the line of conduct which, under the c•reutn. .1 stances stated in your leiter, it is his bitijebtete pleasure that you should pursue in his name. • ; The great object which his Majesty ,has had itt view, from the first moment when iutelligence wee received in the country of the glociostresishipca of ...a_ X' the Spanish nation against the tyrimy:vid ,• t cation of France, was to.assist, by every Ineirript is power, this great eff,irt of 3 lorape, Odp, "MA . „ I .1 high.spiritcd • people; and to eemare tt tif4o4o ll * ei .,, the independence of the Spattielt, idottairOY IA parts of the world. As long as • the Spani resistance to their in:, ftqlle can be entertained cause in Spain, his M• according to every faith, to discourage m the effect of scparatii America from the pa, grity of the Spanish justice and true poN• hls Mejesty than of as If, however, cote . . artzioua wishes, and, •Well.krunded expect. Hurispe shall.be doomed the common.enetny,eit farce, or of any cm Meta orkly the isetubli Which his Majesty, patriotism of. the Spt consider as probable. bound by the same his conduct for the Spanish nation, to a, vines% in America pi dent of French Spar to those Spaniards , io og their oppressors, may look to Anietitta .. to. natural asylum, and may 'preserve the remlins of the Monarchy for their unfortunate Sirrereigen . it It 'thould ev e r lie ' his lot; under suelkeircumstsnces,• re recover his liberty. His Majesty, • hr thus eiplleitly declaring the motives and,: piinclplet Off Mi . heintlact, disclaims every view of ierrittify et'ilitiatidil ibt r el, I. • ... , 1 :' ; ,_::, .! himself. . His Majesty observes with tliteltfa.elioir i fivittilttilir ' papers which have been• transmitted t6`. IlliM,'-that the proceedings; in the CaracessASpesr in a great measure to have originated itio Veber, .thrit id dud. sequence of the progrets of "the'lFrebeti omen% in Spain, and the dissoltitien of the' S i tiprente Joists, the cause" of thl parentStattdad beetsese desperate. i He trusts, therefore, thai`e,i sottili'as Mc actual' state of things shalt hate been cortbetly known in' that quarter, the•gerhital-tchrreitisllineritshrough out .1 ) ' 11 " . 4 t h k JtelVt i tYs' " yid the 'uttoeinitte4 eteytfons.9r etSpaniards itioakfettoe q? theisa.immis... itTA 't ntet f t 'authority,.. the inhabitiots I 01 , trip ci r ictiti . Wol: 4 6el Itidgeed- to s "retutir •la 'Oa ic. co no., 'meth* tltli'flisitiii l ia*h ititirgrapartef the Svirtitik laohardh . • .1,.k. el .11.41 6 . .MS N 1161 i ! et led *ore isktilculerlyt te(eutoev;,. tilu l this,atiledtatron from . the Mairtilleietion,v *as the litegT4 now' established at CUdill sispetre , to hal lidoptbd the saute' wlse'dmigeiseroutprinotples, Irith ib'stectio the? protium% 111 . AI:wriest, nso.wer• pievielltlY % atlispleil by thi gupreme Pinta, in eats. blishing r the connection" between every. part u* the gp"anisktilettitithi ) u pen the most liberal foating4 iu o-, o , i ~P, toll' .. rrgarntog 7i. etiolin Provinces as integral lac!! al' dui' ErttPliftqptti - In admitting, them In° WNW* ritidhceiVif A Olive' iti 'the Cerles.bf the kingdent. °.; • • ills Majesty feels Confident that the same tfeee• ,sous and . eliliglitened policy ihich %as dictated these measures, will indute Or UtovbritaterttAf Spain to reguliiie the'intetcotitteetilalt•&intittican provinces , . "with Other pkrtt of the , w or ld open such a basis Ay *ill contribute *to their *roaring prosperity, stalest 'the same time auknatic tit the. advantages which the. 'parent state , may' jinitiy rapeet to sie rile. AMP. tilielek. His Majesty trusts that ' this e*Popitioe el Atis seitticpents will enable-Item, without dilkceithotss regulate yineeottiftiet iir , frey intercostrm yeelney 64' it oftetioir ta,Htava with the: imastigeessa, Spiniih lirotineet In iSkilith *Annelle% .-itedstia*hlt Majest,,y has directed thatlisitelif , efthictaectdr, should )3ff civil mun ioattel" le tithe! , ool, orpileakai .. si L Spain', ' fie eaft lave. uo ,objakiligra4t. ..opqnsiskilf. . airy uid of dor avail/014f miss MO * circumstances tray appetit to phytalibtolmo , / , i • . waramearamPoritsill . u: • ff, i 4 - IPbtAnTIIAOi WITU FACT •""!" 1 /01 1 6 4 4. l Or Ye ate • ena blod to $l4, ,itntlij' eetitflitiff! li .autiretity; -that the 'ellifrioilia Of ' rieMot:POPßrior ear titth [Ukiah women in thi.Pulkat(telaifif4t irrh i tlly.invalid, • and, Ahlck ia.furaptk, O EI-'4% ~t . • ,ihitilcit.proper tb.gise.,pesia . ,l4ilkit 44:ftleft ,t . lit op, t ier to put oor fair. ootrolryfiglrkigAtiPß, Ow 11,4ir 1 1 against.the sitarist ethis3l4llllllYs be .4 4 11 aly tbeld by men eh* am prefettlphallVt'id.-4 1 15 2 11; 1)41 1i '0.15 * Ittarriages. end atheletele Wet -Witic IP OtileAta. , 91 4 nom their artikearetelbtlieleit)ill4lsPlAPtlM,Yg tanoCdtloolAUi aii.. * Vll 1011i14: 11,1 . 6 & let.: - TOeillen 41!$t1.411110erWIPOO 'Mei Aq 4l 0 1;*140 HY " • i _II itit in " ' arts *wort 410fite Ahi it. ;7.-f , , vt.., -- ,04411.4 1 VF.f , ,k f t a titc. 414 ..A;fsitects n 9 c rP i tu ... .l. .... 41 lit ' — : 1111 ' -- ` l '''' 11, 1 01t ..1 , • .... rks o . i : ettilf.l6,ll* WI-, ". 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