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commoAr HALL. --- The Livery uirt, yesterchtv, for the purpose of Aping into consideration the Iteport Jf Ow Sheriffs, TA/IMO to the si sphosti 111 l u.M.tr h them tit the Secretiry of State's other, to l itermitit the nine when HM Majerty scotibt deem it convenient to 1...- mire the Et. sAtitioils of the C. 1111 l nom Hrlt, eatcied into on the 9th 'mimic. The Loan M sr on took the Chair at one o'clock, and ?meted tlw purport: for which the present meet- tug wits convened. Mr. Sheriff WOOD then rO.lO. amidst loud 0CC114.• maritime. Ile lamented dist tae painful task hail devolved to I of commituicating to the Livery the contents of a letter addressed to the Sheeilfr of Lonilmo from the Secretery of State. The lan guage of the letter 111.44 Indeed calculated to rouse the indigitetion of thine who re t reated the liherty of their country. and who mterised one of its most important privileges. the right of petitioning. l're yams to in. reialiog the letter, he would Inn dy state the reception hr hid met with during his ne gucietion with the Scretery of State. Immediate ly after his order from the l'ounnoit Ilan, at the het meeting, he went. attended by Mr. Sheriff At kins, to the Office of the Secretary of State. Ile coeceived this was the only ineaas of an approach to His Majesty. U pon , tolittiatiag lii• vote!' to the Secretary, he was tohl that Hie Majesty did not re ceive petitions on the Throar from any but Bailie% Corporate, Of the Colleges. sinless through some one of hi* Ministers. It sat rather ituprubahle, that Ministers should a nbinit to His Majesty a pe ttiton c harged with co mplaints against themselves. He then strongly represeuteil the established riehni of the City, but iii vain; he could not he int.,- deiced to Fla Majesty's presence, without stating the nattier of his application. The lirsolutipia of the Contemn Hall were then mentioned, and an assuranee, that the Attilresa cou it lie received ui no other 'lmposer than as formerly, was the 'maser. The Worthy Sheriff ended with declaring, that the conduct of Sheriff Atkins folly corresponded with the directiotis he hod received from tke Livery, and that he had used his matt exertions. Mr. Sherif f ATKINS 6.0;3, he was ever willing to gratify the Livery. as fir as was COlllieef eft with the performence of Ins official duties. He was conviuced, that, in the character of a private 'artist- Anal, he should be honoured also with their atten tion and support. The Reports of the Sheriffs was then read. and • letter, addressed to the Right Hon. It. Ryder, by the Sheriff's, and shin the answer-4a the farmer letter it was stated, that the Livery hail resolved In present to Ills Majesty, iu iwrsosi, a copy of their Resolutions of the gt i inst. cud reetiestiug, if they could not be received ou that day. that a day should be appointed far the pet seating of the seine; the amwer specified that His Mapiety no: re ceive any Adilreescs front his subjects, in person, except they came from Unties Corporate, or the Universities. If Ili. Majesty del so, he ennui! be s ubject to very great ineouventecee, from the repeald •pplicattons of oilier classes of his sub ject.. His Alajeste's infirmities had prevented hint from holdilig politic levers, but his Secretary should be always ready to receive and present in Ilia Ma jesty the DeaolottOna of theCornmon Itall,ohenever it woald suit their comenience to offer them. Mr. PATEL?. spoke et some leogth. He repro bided the conduct of Mobsters, who adled to the *blowy attending it, their u iwarrantehle attacks upon the Livery of London. It was desirable, at all inset', that ■ firm reliauce should he placed in the Livery of London ; that was nut to he obtained by yielding up their rights. (Loma applieses.l It was incumbent upon the Citizens to coihur in one eOntrOott cause. The offence soistst them was great, and it because them to etyma their indignation in the most feeling iiniuner. Upon every occasion which demanded the interference of the citizen* of Loudon. they were ever rosily to sweat' with their purees and Utile svorils. And it was their right to inveatigate the expenditure of the millions that were wasted is fruitlrss expeditious. The loyalty of the present Mittirtere resembled the loyalty of those in the reign of James 11. ; a base coin, which cannot hear the standard of the British Constitu tion. The ouly run de foe the removal of those en gines of destruction was that of petitioning : the clitzens of London had the right. and they should exercise it. It about.' he remembered, that • Lord Mavor of London was amongst the Barons who es tablished oar lilnerties, by °lea 11l ll g ,Wairea Marfa. Four Resolutions were then reed and carried is the affirmative, mem coo• the substance of which is as follows: *. That it appears Ibit %Arras did Weed the Se-retary of Susie, for the purpose at delivering lido the hand. of Ilia Majesty the flesolut,ons of the Common Hall, of the nth lastest, sad were rehired screw to the Royal Presence. a That His slaiesty's Miniaten, in denying the Sheriff adwoasion to His Majesty, acted coon," t o cete bti.tira pre . (vacate. and is direct or it, anoent and relvialite ivileses of the ntetrolea, and ,olted the lawny of Lmeos, by *bit% tbele hamaiwateen to eatable* a viessW4 awn appear, sod an additional straw to that coodart already marked by oalwrility sail incapacity. Thst the Livery enter sot's a entente protest splint the aforesaid isisevati.ois a. flat the Livery. too isg been tvilited is ell their exer ti,lere to procure as interview with His Majesty, by which the ewe of their coiraphoste niche be restored, do con eidilia er irowieet of aliosswis sea *spud violates of their pri elites& Upon the reeding of the sieetwiti of the above De solutvons, Mr. Sheriff ATKINS roar, and spoke at sever length upon the rights and privileges of the Livery, and his own never-cemung exertions to pet • serve them. lie would not assert he haul an ob jection to the Address. Ant would beg leave to any, that the refusal of Iles Majesty to accept it tin the throne was by no mesas unprecedented. lit the year 1775• • refusal was given. He instanced many - other periods, at which the Addressee of the Livery were attended with sin better success. The Secre tary of State was ant censorable, as it was the act of Hit Majesty.—'Here he was ihterrepted by lead greens sod Aistes.J Mr. Vl' stemmas said, it grave lion deep regret that the worthy Sher:rf did out obtain as 11,4100111. !uptertip , orwic. as if he stud stAfe any thing farther. I t vett/tidy eau-t trod to the service of the 01110111 e. He (Mt. Sheriff it hail attempted as history of tins rights tme Livery, sod spoke with teeth upon its prieleges. At the time of Alderman-Wilkes, there was an obstrection to the peoceodinga of the mconereuence of the ill success of one of `sin Addreftes, but ham that moment it never re- its etets. From the treatment with which the Adams. had met, he was inclined to ;au gur badly of the sonnies. It appeared as if thtre was a design to shut out the complsiuts of his people irons Ills Nlarsty—ati insult was directed to both. He would feel it hi. lilt!. if he was a Member. to more an no peacliiii , ut aglanist the Ministers ennonFar !lament. He conceived this p r event"' of p. Mg, a prelude to utlicr encroachments, end lookedi upoo the isolievility in external affairs as propor tioned to the tyranny in internal ; he alluded to the taxes, which were as.essed with the Ino.t fnininlahle rigour—a vigour beyond the law. Mr. N 1 ,iithinan then stated, the', iu cuusequence of his having spoken of the emoluments which Lord Castlereagh had enjoyed, he understood his Lordship deternim• ed to bring forward ;a 1 prosecution against him, hut that. after having taken the advice of C el upon the subject, his Lorifahip, through the medium of a friend. mole an,appeal to the ho novo .sod politeness of the offender. The thanks of the Livery were voted to the Sho• riff., for their endrevoors to carry into elect the *hr ject of the lost ineetiiig. The meeting was over be fore four o'clock. CM' uarx BbS. Tue.las, • Cliere of Ala!1121r1 1 was held M “nildhati, when the Ateusemy ter waiting wpm tea that Christopher Maguay, Esti 11111 elected Ableolnali Ward of Viten.), in the loom of the late Mr. Alderman Nettahem and M*ll - lamb , peg hoeing retained to take 'you hut, the of Alderman of the Mud of Liiiie•sti ere, to a loth he was elected some time inure, farther time was grouted hint, mut also to Mr %lagira, to attend sad he saw* into awn res pective otli.-es. The prat Coott was appointed for the election of a t'ol lector of the thphaise NNW., in the Tema of Nathaniel Neu sham, Eaq dressed. The nest Court W 2. a;•44tWr ' poillie. l fur Ike clettion of a To aged couple into Itogerss Aturalesams, near Ctipplc• gate The Court priteere.ivi to 'Ale the Pr ill inn of the Fier men and Inhabitants of rripplecate Vt a. d % si hill, into coo siekwation respecting the re turn of %I, Stephen lialilwrido, a eomficeman, as Common Councilman, and after hewing the general parties a coesidei.elilv tines, determined him uot daly elected. tieweral appeal* against sersing the ofiL r of listweataias and Gowstaldes, were read sad determined. DUBLIN, J Am. 10. All the Irish estates of the Grogan family, in the county of %Vezford, forfeited by the attainder of that family in the late rebellion, have heel) restored to it by Letters Patent, under the Great Seal. His Grace the Duke of Richmond is expected in town, this evening, from his visit to Load Farn ham's. Her Grace the Duchess of Richmond had a se lect party. to cards and supper, on Thursday even ing. Amongst theme present were the Dowager Countess of Rossinme, Countess , of Clare.' Lord Frankfurt, Lady E. Littlehales, Sir Charles Ver non, and Captain Parkhurst. The Marchioness of Donegal has taken •p her residence at Leech a Ilotel. Kildare-street. Thr Conuiess of Clare intends settin; otf to Lon don immediately after 'J-Queen's itirth-day, which will be observed on the 3d of treat month. Her Grace the Dochess of Gordo. took an air ing, ye..terday, round the Circular Road. Merriam square, ■nd various parts of the halm. in order to make her observations on tlt.• metropolis. On Thursday um less than sixteen Peers and Commoners took their piessage by the Pocket to Holvisead, on their sac to London, in order to at teml their Parliamentary duties. La•ly Wallscourt mid Mr. Daly had a grand dinner and supper party, last sight, at their house, iu Mountjoy-sipiare. Yesterday, shout half-part three o'clock, as the carriage of Lady CHlllll.Ol'7ll FISCH was parsing down St. Jewess-street. the !root part of the sale tree broke. which frightened the horses, their feet getting entangled with the broken poet ; they in consequence set off, and ran away with die coach, at lull speed, when coming in contact with a post, at the bottom of the street. the corner of Cleve land-row. the coachman was *rows • consider able distance. but not materially hurt. 'The coach was thrown upon its side, 041 the foot pavemeot.— Mrs. Ft t Litt a a, her Ladyship's daughter, was takes Dot on treat agitation. hot, we are happy to say, she only snsiaineil a few slight bruises. 'The Foul of ('IIa:LtRA, wino hall just called 'tibia mother's, ran to his sister's assirtntice, and coodiscted her to Lady tielLOT FE FlNctis apartments in the Palace. Extraordinary coincidences in the lives arid deaths of two gentlemen and two lotties.of Norfolk. whom decease was recently recorded:—Mr. lute mid I RAVIRIY”TCY ENLARGED. Mr. El 11.10TT, lately residing in and near South Thomas Cerrontotow or tate of Eoweener, Norttnimotoa, AV•lsham, ttirtte4t two sisters nn the same day ; Rorer, trot. Februsr7 3 to "sre6 ;, at ten, at the " has Horse lan, Toacester. DIVIDENDS. these ladies died on the male day, one at five : o'clock it, the morning. and the other at five is the , Feh , 17 sir woo , Tho‘raa afternoon; awl the 44,11 P day. eta. the io'h inst. cod %%Ohara Bl o oms,o uf Grocechurch-street. Loud oat. dosed the eiortelte of heir too husliands , the first Alnkere, at m Goil4ball. Fel. Morlerk Mac Linton, of Grareasech-street, Lou.at ti.e o'clock in the morning, and the other at five doe, laLviablier. at Wu, at Glialatlaall. in the afternoon. Fels. IC WIWI= Steel, .later. Steel, sod Chrortoatirr oho- Allont three week* since, • parcel. conta'ning ~, u , „,, ~,,4 W o otto n -go...et hook-notea to Ho. amount of eleepi 1„ s, at the Won, Hon., Peleet ~,,, Laocaster 1.t.,1111. wo..tolen front the Bath Mail, previous to Fab- 13- It 4 atot 81.0. 1, 0 ,4 Yak. canner, at (traces M Yurtt Its Icaring n. Londo A n niaher of them nave been I , White. non Wak•ficlat Teo to. a.awreoe. Ck.ttoo. of foucherclantrun, Lootow. ftrunti to br nn cirentation in London ; and Lim - .re eloat, at laeh e, it Ginidhalt. berick, belonging to the Public-(ll;fice. Uom.mtrett, p e t, 19 , Thomas Closet. of anostet ee4 L . eeds, Yo • u'd.'hat traced them to ha.. been utter ed to several finer, at rt. veto. st Hohlest Ito., horn-drapers, aw l te ,,,l eswi eo, by H emel/ Feb. • Heory florkses, late oi Liverpool. retet-dealer, (lark, Joke Clark. J'erepla D 41,11. and Llisabete at owe, at the air awl Gorki Totem, Poratisontrott, Lirnwpon Mesh, all well koowii character-. Vratetalar 11.1 irrb 13.i11 .5w Hop , , late a trio n ew. cumbm.vd, all iiiidcrwent an examination at gowntrret iMbert cottmeow Beres, at erea, at the Moab lan, Carlton. when they were identified a* the persona who bad CERTIFICATES--Fell. 13. pa ...A t h e no t es , an d th e pot,. proved to he part )ohs Tow*, hue of Oaf**twoorkta, !Mary. Ithoutae, of thow stolen. They were committed for loniser "" 14 "." 1 . carcsit-betcher 'noway Wr.tort. of Camberwell. Sorry,. omillamOre elernimition. Wham Hr4r) Efl4P. of ittostatrort, Horrirytt.too,hr John, 54rTrV.141 , r1114161 1 . 114.h.+1 o'..y D 0444, of Martian, Southwark, Storey, Timm. Semler, late of I.ivrrrol, *tattooer 3..1.0 I:‘ art., of Caere. awake set eboossaa. Thomism Joan, tate of Cameasile-street, Leados.waraloate matt. %Man toddle. of Cionin.street, tie.itord iron, Motile on, tarp/mato: . CORN- L XVH A AUX. JAN. ti. ---..sos .-- Wheat Ibis "ay is is lane supply. semi tbe Lite unawrass 'Myrna, of foreign 1111.1: the clicei of very heavy sales, st raker how prices. Piirse ibusts , e, shoot t me per garter: clef is Onus. sod cheese, ; Mak, sod White Passe, sessoris at tart prate.: Wass, of the two Ueda, Mesta. This are hew intrrhi. ../. Oats. moss foirrisa„ sod dos artitts is ilirtf?..Fiusit At late prices. CURRENT FRII•6 OF GRAM- Meat 7.4.110. toss- i Roam. ~01411 w IWO •A nue Apo lies 401 G. I Twit lisatrUoldi 66. mu tc. Rya...". - .N• eso. ; Outs tit• 110 ass Illestes mu s"..lid. P.. ands ...... .. 7%1 Us lid M at .. 7* . 1 9 . Potster Silts --. to 375 d lifloir•Peas e „,.. 1 Rape creel to.cro; $ • • ' • • r: Ile Floor TOOL 113- Grey Peas.. e:e es.. Sono& .. SW gill Th. MsAter and 'll'ardtos of the BAker's Cn n pony waned es the Lou g 4T*ll. eu Tersd.v. is set the swift sad price of br.0.1. Ills wrier examinittit the Stesbresighere accoont, deed Breed te be ordered half en wootte. when the Qenttern Leaf. Wheaten. will be 11e. 4.0. sod liwuerhoW le. 1.41? INTELLIGRYCIL C3URT OF ZING'S MINCH, GUILDHALL, JAL 114 Mr. Gam ow moved fora Rule to 'hew cause why ' a Criminal information should not issue against Messrs. Cridock and Joy, Pulilislier and Printer of The Anti-Jilt - voile Alogasitte, tor a lekL on the Rev. Dr. Hodgroo, Principal of Brazen Nose College, Oxford ; the libel complained of was inserted in The ANii-Jtutoltitt Review, where it was stated, that, on the death of the late Principal of the College, Dr. Hodgson applied to • Rev. Doctor, who resided near London, and inquired whether he intended to offer himself as a candidate for the vacant dignity ? The Rev, Doctor answered him in the negative, and added, thit he was then writing to a friend to offer him his interest sod sup port, if he chore to offer himself as a candidate ; on hearing this. Dr. Hodgiionoffered to convey the let ter in question to the peat-office; his filtered service was accepted, hut the letter in question never reached the person to wham it was addressed ; sod Dr. Hodgson, taking advantage of the golden opoortu nit, , secived his own election. Mr. Garrow said, he had an affidavit of Dr. Hodgson in his hand, which stated, that he never had loit any interview with the Reverend Gentleman alluded to in the libel, on the .übject of the election, nor hid he ever taken cherge of any letter from that Gentleman. He was at I.ive..pool, when he received the invitatios to be come a candidate, and was elected with only earn . distenting voice.—Rule granted. The gentle(' pert uf the .lay was occupied in jun. tifytng hail, and motions of courie. N.41 - diL fIVTALLIGENCE. PitaTSMOUTH. JAN. 23. Arrived the lelinerre, from the FAA.. botitot to St. Dotutogo.—Went out of har bour the On , " 71.—\1 Ind N.E. PLYMOUTH, .1“. Sailed the Helena, S. V. Craws ; Adeentere. In ner, for the West Indies; Gilboa schoolier, for Rio Janeiro. DEAL. JAN. i 23. - - Cattle down from the 'River, the t:row, for St. Tbom.is's.— Arrived the IVilanta. from India; Cartilia* .loop of war, front a cruise.—Sailed the Primer/leas turd kly, on a cr r scram:iv, SAN. 21. Yesterday arrived the Sypronie, Spanish brig, from Alicant, bound to London, laden with wool ; was captured on the 15th inst. ht• a French schooner privateer, of Iti guns, belonging to Bor deaux, and reeaptnred ow the I sih inst. by the gun brig Crocus; this privateer had criptoreil several other vessels among which was the Greekolued lugger. of Guernsey. Also, arrived the brig For. Legion, Master, and Seling. Andreas, from Tar ragona, with wines and brandy, the former for Guernsey, and the latter for London. 25 dais' passage ; both vessels ere pet soder quarantine. Satlwl, this day, the (tweets f harkue pacitet, Captris Madge, with mails of the 24 instant. for li+•'.rira and the Braails; al.o the traisioghass t int ket, Rolsarts, and Lord Hobart, I latn•ltan. with utsea of the 16th iortant ; the rbilller for Lisbon, and the latter for CII11111; sod the Crams, iti ens, 'Ciiptei , i Hock. on a cruise.--Wiiid East; FROM LAIT AlGlirs GAZETTE. MILITARY PROMOTIONS. Ca mission, a; tr w.t by tie LotJ Lbeedestatt 4t the Calmly ef Ewes. 'Eastern Saltation of Egan Wallis. Limatemint-rolotiel Fraiii is Ha:e Rigby to be Colonel, vice BlliioCit, alreeased--dated January to, Major Same' Charlr. Came to bt oteitart Col earl, vire Rottay—dated a. above. Captain Jonathan Josiah tbrsetorber %Viable's to be Major. vire Caser--dsterl as above. Cont.lissiato ia the Royal Pembroke Regiment aR Forileern %hiatus, sipped by the Let•tt Lo.ktemant. Clark. Fralices Wawa, treat. to be Smoot' l..eutesmot—. Jae.' Nov. s, 1110.1 , 1W 1 i 0 / 1 / oared hg the Lon! Lieutenant of Ike Comfy of K. Rearstesni and %falling R. ,;,,nrist of Local Militia Rolairit kVillianra Mortara, lest to be Laeliteaast--elated Dee. ta, Ito 9. !elm !Isidore, Gent tole ditoo—iatm a . a we.. .Crisobwook aoil lteoilgaste Rev lomat of Loral Millie. James W,.t, f;eut. be Le utromit—olait.l Jut. V, 1810. ‘i blister, Gent to be mtioto—doted a. shove. Noel 0. Newsy, Gent to be Ensign—dated as above. Merles La.kina, Gelid tuba ditto--ilate4 as abuse. James Mnikurst, Gent bib.. ditto--Jat. 4 George Vey, (Vest. to be ditto--4sted as above. PRICE OP IOPOCEIh EESTERMIT. pe, Cr 4. Redseed r e per Ceat. • ..... 18;,11 4 per Ccat. sUl per COM Nat/...... •••• •• • i% s Lase Atm ntt Tre ls .7.16tLa% Imperial Anountea ...... ....... 7i m !aka Nt ,, , , k .... • • I u•li • Eael•e•tue• ...... • ..• ..... preai Eael•sli 1.4.417 Tietple • • • • ..•.... Baak - tor .e•A - .; • ..... •.••• . • 474:41 Cuasala far .. T. BISR, StiedgenrUktf • Cenalsill, sail C1u0wit.c,,,,,, COAL MARKET, JAN. M. -- - Miles _ Skips sold. , Price. 1371 Newcastle Cool .. e 14........ sss. ed. to Cu Qt. Ii , Ssodrelsud iSt. . Da% id's. ..... .. .--• ••• -• • -.--- to .... s Gliders I.. .... 41,14. ad. to os. v g. No Coals sold tart Market Dsy COVES& OF E% , Amsterdam .. sltoti V. Ditto et Sight sa 3 Rotterdam .• 9 t 7 s V. Hameborsb as 9 • SU. Altana VI 10 s 3 / 4 V. Parts Ditto s Vs so Bourdeass so —•• Culls Madrid. es do. Balboa 4l Palermo 1354. Per Os. Laitt"re 6 o' 1 aptee...,.. • Owes . *PAM a.C sa Do. bast. Lisboa eS iCHA NGE ) July (lprta Itiu harks— Malta Gibraltar aatk cart stii.stow. Portugal Galt, is Cara awl Ban rer as. c icy 6.1.1 is New Dosisioesse New Dollars. — $ Naves Ws BOA New Louieleach) Agit) ow the Hawk of lialirea, 4 per Cast Seek' bitely rehashed ag I. SAWWAIN. Se. et, revery CHARACTERS of the tote CHAltlf /ARIES FOE Selected, ttal, Di Pert. Writes, By PHILOPATRIS VARVICENSIS. 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Ry Jobe 1131 w, ' fessor of Law la the University of Glasgow. Vets ..o il. Gls hoards. The HISTORIC of srtil'L ND. frost the taws the Crum vs, on the Ic-cession of Janie* VI. to the Enetaiol, to the Uoora of the limg.totes sr the Uwe", Anise 11. Second Erlitiow, corrected, aids • rftlila•Yof arrtatiou on She Participssies of :nary a of tram the Manlier of Darnley. By Malcolm LaMg, Esq. • Vida. ten. 11. tbs. boards. e• The Dime:inst. - ion may be bad separate, to costal.* the former Edifies, prier is. A GENERAL VIEW of the WRITINGS of ?Lacs. By Rickard PliktlbC!, Fit S. The &goad EliSma; itb Corrections, couaiJeitAlls ditione, mid Menials of the Author. By (Vellum Is M&I.111, MD. R S F.s A Fellow of iht Royal ear , Physienes, and a Vice-Presidest of the Leafless sof, London. To winch s annexed, se Mar/ of Lissom, wr, himself, and now transeitel into English, from the. Manearript, a pommies of the Editor. Heediam primed in One Innis Volume, Royal Quarto, (ignitors is Ope with 'Flee Traimactiosi of the Limpets thscirl lamelon), and realtrlliained with Partratis of Linnet' Dr. Pelicites with • hoe Plate of Medals, and Braik of Liberties hand- writted. I lid lea ANNALS of COMMERCE, MANE/FACTOR' FISHERIES, and NAVIGATION; with brief No . the Arta awl SCICISCeII conseetild with them. Coattail Commercial Transecticies of the British Empire, a' Coantries„ from the earliest Ammos to the wierani USW* Parliamest, in fiterary, loot. By David M. non. Needy Itrieted ea goodie= paper, in Font fumes, 4to. pnee el S.. in hoards HItLINSHED'% and HALL'S CHRONIC!. ENGLAND, SCOTLAND, sod IRELAND; 7 •,‘' ea. 141. 101 i TOMB of ALEXANDER. A Desert Sarcophagus bro.:lst frog Alesansina. am!! N... 'lists uy FAwned Daniel Clm'ee,, LL.E somelv prat's.' in Memo., with Fere tersenfal 13•41;11d, to. tweak. PICT ARC H'S LIVES. 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