The Sun. — London, England, 1813-03-11 00:00:00

re ort to it, in order to COnvince,those, who will be most,prejkliced by an American war, of tho ittiposibility of n‘ , (nding ,:it. Aynerica "stands, li,l4her in her ov.li estimation; (and entrc noes she right to do so); i.ban she did on the tOdi of .lone last. Sfic leas declared War. Great :Britain is very, uitling to ,treat for peace., .It she offers more- to obtain than s-he did to preserve it, be impr; sedtO he either yielding to the fur; e or a - cru , :, ti~h!:tshe refused to the force of ,justice, or to ho ranting unreasonable requests, and saerificin4 h interest'to her fears , ---to her fears ®E,Anicrica !! Tell it ma in Gath."— *Cut i think I'llear you petition for a'cessation of lacliltics ,'is eili.vieitly as (.mu it Britain seems to de sire a cessatiOn.of hostilities, and I will not be obdurate ID LI FAX , (N. S.) FROM THE AC 'SD ilveoßnr,a, SATU RPAY , 10, 1813. '['ii following k cktraci:cil from a rettcr of a 4clitlens:to who is porfectly'maAer of the subject, who i poseisstOti of die mos.t 30116ntic of inforathtiOn, aiit VS'btrif.! slittcliscuts May be on as BcrupulUAly6orrect.. At your re( ue , it 1 it}';`orin',on of the Cause of the eapttnew Isy ht . :o • Amertean siu , .;,e-deek_e d 1.14-§; for ;; 1;.; 1 L , .. 6 they ean t .n,t justly "he. e!tllen,..as they are larger, than many of oov sevcatty-lotirs!thellel ' 100 a,. which . uttiq be :veil known to the ,inhtitjt-,. 'ants of this town, is ifir, tons the Constitution' and United States:American are from. 1640 to. L 670 tons.. The lar'gest frigate. C VI! r built in. England:is the,litulvt4ion,' 1277 uiou 26 tWenty-four notuniers on the main deck, (the chief hattery)•' The largest single-decked ship aelongiqg to Englaral is the Egyptienne, 1434 tons, mounting 28 twenty-four pounders on the raisin deck.. Not one of our 38 gun, frigates (the largest of which does pot exceed 1100 tons) could carry oi/cloy-four pounders ; their beams would. bear the weight of such heavy pieces of ordnance -in bad weather, niucli less in action, The rican ships alluded to, carry 30 twenty-four pounders on the main deck. A celebrated foreign Engineer (Vauban) speak . ng of the comparative power of guns of different calibres to effect a breach, says, that .he does not think ten eighteen pounders are eytal .to six 24 pounders. And in a recent letter iron) art oflicer new- Burgos, he says,'• we have only three 18 pounders:, we want. I wenty-four pounder, , ." then, we give dee credit to the opinions of Van ban, whose great knowledge and perience justly entitle bins to respect, 30 twenty,-four pounders, are equal to 50. eightey pounders, and corm er.icroily the superiorivp weight of metal, of the :wit - •States: over the . ; i, ;‘ l .. wtut equal to oven . ~ tw6lve twenty-fouv pounders each, • Hclt. tdolgt 1 rl•.lit:v were also, near e .sie,e, and tontia.L4c,ltud had double this tinniest ,41tperlority of • :!, With . .-the, extoußle Of, two ::,.; ..•hy before their eyes, yet the rkhi.i 4 ;1 Oir i ' rigatet: nii alit: station are still ,:linericanfo:•tii'..fours; Find I will yen tore to say, they will all of , th e m substMntiatc tl.e an,',wet et' ti .. Bittisit Amba,isailor tO Vre(le lit' 111 King Of Pii:tsia., Irbo, Zit tt review of hi s Golo'di;, asked if it 3 en ‘ o,il,nenther of. Engilshrot:n wottld heat them ? ter whieirthe Anibiostnica 0: 0 tlestly that he did tint know, but was half the number wo,uld try &c, t , Jamul ry f. , . . . * It . i*,talti 0 . ,;t1; this AmPrican 24 - 1 . 011T.t4cr.;: , 41.re pf the Frn.cl) cal?ire, il sl, the Shut. v:,P, W. ; , ,4% 2!)lii. . . ‘.‘lTal fx, NovaS'cotia, Feb. 8,81 R. " The stores here are now full of fish, &c. ow -11%; to the want of optsvoysto the West Indies, nlii . ;-;h Is the reasou the returns :for ISI2 fellshort, The Catch of Ittst year lytts been au Uncommtinly pmdttetive one, thnsidering the little protection oti.r fishermen had during the la3t season'; but if regular convoys are appointed, our exports this year , will he very great.-- 7 Wc are anxiously' eX peeling news - front Engin:lid, and that the war with the Irnited States Will be prosecute:l with vigour. A few active detached-small squadrons, in the Gulf of St. f4awienee and ,the Bay of FundY i .would afford us and the neighliintring Co lonics the requisite protection, and, at the same time, deter the American privateers from annoy ing, its they have hitherto thine, iiur t ra d o :z.—Th e Dumber 'of ships which elc,red in the cOnrse of/ last year from the following ports in this province, namt , Halifax, Liverpool, rictoU, 'Windsor, and Donlii,is, were 557, of 71,149 tons, and naci ratcd by 3 , 180 teen. Those from Shelburne, and tne general cx ports and imports of the provinee, I Will send - reikt o ;ly by the next' packet." At t 1(( Crew Cotia at ,Dundalk, C, Witty, T. tpui tried'fOr the t,b -I,oirc: 4,U the:T..;ovry Fly, oil the Pith November la>it , ri:itig at: the criachmari a , ,tl 'guard, by which thcy vere' both Wounded. The prisiliers were taitrid guilty hpott the clearest evidence, and were :c.ltoriccd to tit'. ' : 'eNecuted hear tiu; Thropikegate Dultioer. /1011/pg.—A boxing match. for 25, guineas, and a purse of 10, took place on Monday, on -Hatfield Common, Hants, between George Cranstone, dvseendarit'of Slack, and Roger Whittield„ a sort of teacher of the science, who was backed by Captain Haps. 'The latter gave a stone, but was, still the favoiwite. Whitfield shoved off k-tbont die . heal of hisafitagonist 111 the round, by hitting and breaking with great skill, and he kt knordied him dowv,, after tour minutes liv:f , o;%( , This superiol ity was uniintained by Ititii; lei science .I.botit half tin lionr, bitt he at lengt,ii Cll. of! Icow fatigue. Cr'anstOhe now bored sit, and osett both Irtiols with great eireef,. alter 50 mil - ades - lweri figotiug, victory Wit * d dared in his favour. by his planting it blow side of Whit :field's L.:ad, which stunned Wi lli o hevcral initiates. • I.oNnniki y t int At tilt! SUN 011,1 C G. RESOLCTION's, MOVED ON ritiDAY LAST IN' THE EIDUSE 'OF COW. Resolved, That from disputes touching the Succession to the 'flu - dile, bitter public Ifni '. mosities, tumultuOuseonrentionS, long and bloody civil wars, have, at various periOds of the histOty of this Kingdom, arisen; 'causing great misery_ to the good pco?le . thereof, grief and affliction to the Royal Fumily, and in some cases exclusion of the rightful Heir. " That, therefOre, loyalty and affection to wards the SAergign, and just regard to the hap , piness of the People, upon every subject of this RealM, and Upon his more espe cially, to neglect nothing within their power to prevent the recurrence of similar calamities from . a similar cause. " That it has been stated to this House, by a, Member thereof„, who has; offered to prove the ' same by witnesses. at the Bar of this House, that in the year 180 a, a Commission was' signed under' his Majesty's Royal Sign Manual,' authorising and directing the then Lord Chancellor, - Ers„l:ine; Earl Spencer) , the then Secretary of State for the licitne Department, Lord Grenville, the then Virst Lop( of the Treasury, and the then and present Lord ChielJusticwr, Ellenborough, to ititvire.into the truths of certain deelaratitms, comatunicafed to his Majesty. by his Royal Highness the,Prineo of Wales, tonehing the conduct of her !top! 1-tigliness the Princess of Wales. " That the said Channissioners, in pursuance of the ►.;tirl authority and direction, did enter into an exantination OF witnesses, and that they delivered to his Majesty a Report of such eka 7 initiation, and alsb Of thei,' judgment on the SeVQ• rtd parts alreg`td against her Royal Highness ; which Re?ort, signed' by the 10th (~ o nntlissioners aforesaid, and dated on the 14th of 1806, was accompani . e'd 'With copies of thedeclarntimns, examinations, depositions and other documents on which it was founded,' That it has been stated to this‘House, iii manner afore, aid, that the said written accusa, tions against her Royal . Highness expressly as : - . set ted, "l'hat her Royal Highness had bean pot in the year 1802, in consetpience . laWitollo3C, and that she "had in the same icar been secretly.. delivered of a male child ) Which child had ever since that period been firolght up by her Royal Highness in her own Barrie, ;old tinder lierimmediate inspection.' - " That the Report farther states, that the missioncrs first examined on oath the principal in formanN, Sir John Douglas, and Charlotte, his wife) .wbo both particularly tiV , Orey the former to his having observed the pregnancy of her !Royal Highness, and (Abet. to ail the portant partienlars containe: in former 'dt:dara. tiglpi, anti bet,);.e. leicrred , to,' and that' Report'. added, that the examinations are 'annexed ;to the Report, and are circumstantial and pc)- , "" 'Plat the Commissioners, atter the--above stattnneuts, preeef.ded in their stilt' 'Report to softe to they'thou,;lit it their tilny to examine other. witne l ssc4 as :to the--facts at that they st tted, as the t' stilt of such f.. - atlier examination, their perfect `Coilvic-, lion that then: no fortmlation, whatever for be-. licying that the child 00W With:the Princess isothe Child of her Royal Highness, or that she wtts dc iirefed of any child ita Is`o2, Or that she . Wt.ts pregnant in that year,' and- that 41ie Commis siouers added ` That 'this was their clear and una— nimous judgment, formed upon Call deliberation, and, pronounced wit hont lic , t;,.tion, t on the result, of the Minh , . ityptiry,' " That , the' ",':able Lords- colupo:iing the Corn- Mission tifore,i:ticl f i nd not,- and could not, in that capacity, have any power to pronounce a judgment or decision :in the case, that the matter of charge submitted to them as a subject of in quiry amounted to a charge of high treason, a crime known to the:laws, and therefore liable only in a. known 'Coart of Justine ; that if, as osticeS of the Peace, (a character belonging to them as Privy Councillors) they were competent to receive informations ; and take examinations regarding the conduct of her Royal llighnesi, they - had no legal power, in that capacity, nor in any other, capacity that , could he given to them, to pronounce an acquittNl or a condemnation upon the charge referred to them : 'for that, to .admit them to haveAeell'COMpetee.t to acquit, i$ to ,ad mit them co*Petent to have found guilty, and, this would he. to admit, their competency to have sent her Royal highness. to an ignominions.death, in virtue of a decision founded on selected ex parte evidence-taken before a secret tribunal. t "That the whole Report, as it. relates to the indgment of the, Commissioners, (if the making of it he not an unlawful ) idt), is at letst of no le .galvalidity, and,-in the eye of the law, leaves the question of the guilt or innocence of her Royal flightless where the Commissioners timt bunt' - it ; that the.depoeitious and ex aminations upon ,oath (suppOsing_thy, Cotmissioner, totlattre taken them in their capacity of JUstices of the Peace) poses a legal character ; but that no legal decision has yet been made upon ally ,of the important facts 'stated in these depositions awl.examinatim, .and that it has• pot yet been legally decided.tha,t the filet positively smarn .t0,..01' her Royal Highness haying been delivered.of n male child itothe year 1802,, is 1101 true., ` lhat'in any claim to the succession to. tbe. Throne, which, by possibility . , at least, may here after be set up, by any aspiring Personageposses sed of great power, tht .eireinnst(intial And tivc evidence, (if Sir John Douglas, and of. Char - - lotte his wife, if again. called for, would 'still re tain all its legal character und*eight, while it inight happen, that the c s vidence on the other side might, from deAth or other causes, be found de ficient and that .there can. be no doubt that it should hereafter be made to appc.ar, that the fa c t s to by Lady Douglas are. true, and it the identity of the male chill so boi'll'ShOuld be, p - rov ed, be would be the legal ...heir, to the Throne, notwithstanding tiny assertions, or any proots, ca -1 sting to the Alleged illicit intercourse of her llighneks the PfilleeSS` ‘Wales „ " 'chat thereftve the honour of her Royal High-- ed tr t . T140M,V.; 14'001), or No. 111, Strand; cad PtiVishe, r, No, 112 btrand A vitcre ihircriisonc!:ts;„ Ord‘rs fk ness, , theTrineess of Will,2F, the .sacred rrght of the Princess (:harintse 61 Wales,- the F;aktY of the Thrcne, and'thc t..t.,l , !!;ility of the Country, do all IWite, in a ffli ilic i. ;erioi;s call to this llouse, to institute now, while the witoc:,:>es an both sides ?tre still living, and while all the charges are ea liable of being clearly established, ,or clearly dis proved, .an ample and impartial investigation of 411 the allegations, fuets, au:L circumstances appertaining to this most important subject, of Inquiry. '" 2d, Resolved, That hiimble Address be lire ,se»ted to his Royal highness the Prince Regent, requesting that his 'Royal Highness will he gr4 r ciously pleased to order, that a copy of a Report; made to, his Ma:Nsty on the 14th day of July, 1306, by the then .Lord Chancellor Erskine, Earl Spencer, Lord Grenville, and Lord Chief justice Etlenborough, touching the conduct of her Royal Highness the Princess. of Wales, be laid before the lion;e, together with the Copies of the fol lowing written documents annexed to the.saidße port; namely; The narrative Of his Royal Highness the Thike of Kent, dated the 2itl< a Dec. 185:. " Two written Declarat ions or )Examinations of Sarah Lampert ; one dated Cheltenham, Bth of January, 1806, And the other the 29th of March, 180 G. " One of Mr. Lampert, Baker., Cheltenhatn, sa►ue date' with the last. " . " Four of 'William Cole, dated 1,10 January, .4th Jan. 30th Jan. and 23d 180(3. One of Robert Bigwood, .dated Temple, 4th April, 1.06. " One of Sarah Bigwood, dated Temple, 23d April, 1806. , • One of..rra:ices. Lloyd, dated Temple, 12th 1806. Ni/ktrrant for holding . the Coal nxis,,iol„ dated the 29th 1i ay, 1806. • " o,:poNition at Lady Duuglas, dated the lst of June, 1:-;06. • • " of Sir John Douglas, dated tlic I:st 180 G. . " Lopoit ltobett Bigwood, dated. the f.: tte, 1606. Drpo,ition 9f 'William Cole, dated the 6th of June, 160 G. " DttpositiOo of ccances Lloyd, dated.the 7th of LAG. " tiepoziition Of-Mary Wil;on, dated the 7th of June, .V .iO6. • " pepoition' of R.Lberts, dated the 7th of Jiric, 1806. • - • ion, ref. Thomas lineman; .dated the ith ofj i 806 " .I.)9,po , iition of J. Picard; dated the 7th. of of une;'1806...: - Deposition of Sophia Austin, fluted the 7t}!, ot ;im, Letter from Loild Spencer to L:1111 Gm7l.ljr,, 20th „Itine, 1806. • ' Letter limn Lord Gwydir to Lord Spepeer, 20t113 line, 1 5 306. " Letter from Lady Willoughby to Lord Spen cer, 21st ofitille, 1806. " 't iartilroin t ltc Register of Brownlow-st:-:ot lospital, dAted 2:id of Jane, -180(:: " DepOsitjon t.t Eiiiitheth (u den, dk.lte.l of June, ISO 6. " M . .position sot , I:etty Townley, dated '25 th 3 one, 1 4q)6. • I)e , po6itton of I•l — nnuns 17, Ituoncies,tiatud 25th June, 160 G. ":.DepositionSamuel G. Mills., tinted 25th June, 180,6. , • of Hankit Fitzgerald,, dated 27th . . . . " Letter train Lord Spencer to Lord.Gwydir; ( s lated Ist, Of j Uly, , 18Q6. " . . ":Letter from Lord (it'vyilir to Lord Spencer, dated 3d Jitl, Iso6. " Query to La4•Willoughby, and • Aoswer, dated tid ,)I duly, 1806. ",Further Depositions of Hobert 13,igwood, dated :id 0f July, 1806. . . . " Deposition of fir Praneis.Milmaii,,dated 3d of July, 1802. "t .. " DeposiOon of Mr.Lish.t., dated 3d July, ISchi, - " Letter from. Sir Francis 111iturau to the Lord Chancellor, dated 4th July, 1806..• " Deposition of Lord Chohnondeley, dated GO July, 1t . 3 . 00 ~, * : • •. A person of respectable connections, formerly a Lieutenant in the ahoy, is at prestit confined in Lanark. gaol. Be %vas imprisoned in th e first instance for debt ; but there' hare since been al-. leged against him the following charges of for-' gery and bigamy :--About two years ago he mar player!s daughter in Aberdeen; Having taken up his residence at Newton Stewart; he lived so magnificently that he deemed it expedient to forge and discount two bills on a private hanker. Before , the bills became due; he joined his regiment, but - a reward being offered for his apprehension;':he• Ithsconcled. 'A few weeks -agn: he happened ,to .be ,a passenor in one of the ':backs frmn London to Leith, *and during. the voyage became acquainted with an accomplished and handsome you - rg Lady', a native of -Iteland, who %I ., as aCCOIII/11111rUg her tna rie'd sister and brother-in..law to their residenceat Biv,gar: ILe waited on them home, proposed hinisefilormAy for the .yoUng lady, and with consent of . her friends married Tier. f•ioott after the marrile he brought her to al.;gow, and after contract ing, in, the' Buck Head Inn, a bill for 3til.' without the slightest warning, deserted her. 'lite: stub ropy woman remained for • some days expect in?', his return, with o u t susp e ct i ng t h e v il la i ny of ‘vrtich slut, had been the victim. and then with the assistance of her brother-in-law settled the bill, and 'returned to Biggar. 'About 'a fortnight after his disappearance, the than-meditating did pw; , -, - sion of her fortune, wrote her that he had left her :Al abrupily only to accelerate 'a 'remit.: tatice, ; and that he tvoitill meet her-at SymingtotP some day,last week —to part no more. Upon this infarination he was, by a person in Biggar, to' whoin he Owed. 251. sei4ed iu the house of an ho.;pitable farmer, from Whotn lie hat secured a cordial reception, by passing himself of as the newly-aPPointed Ministr‘ . :r of the f'arish.. • iyy WILLIAM AnsuGeii `scluiTc, the Paper, Letter: for the Echior, oke. (post pa -a), 11EPORT. , . .. . . ADMIR: t TY COURT—Di - ' • • TEI.I---.si:li..tY, i.SG:MD MASTI7.II. ~ ~ ELIzii..A.N.)T, t3T411F.7. l'.lYiTr.ll--CATO, G1P.01. 31 ' 41i :' '' zo, il. , I h! Court gave judgment Amin - Nan ships, svhich put •'into ri,,,,,,piiy, -,.,.. obtain liritish tiniVoi to thittenburglk, \llOM i '7 l) iik . these ea' -- „. were de'taived by , ilritii'a cotizers, and tiro '‘ ;. 4 ,,, .•, I.,,option'; agains . t. svhich seizure a eittira o f te , ' tonal right had been kiet up by 5w.c.d91,..,1 1,: ,Ctkurt, wits, however; of opinion that , y,e. ,':- c il ii i. Tl, .not to be'considered of that time so fi len . ' .; (;rent 13ritaiii as to oriittl.her to this c'° was was also of opinion, that Ilaao ,J.34Y't it t tbet i L‘ I vas to be considered as a British: 110tt.,i!,4;ii,, being occupied by a ilritish force t . an d „, r , . ctioutikidaesuitnoeitillethilenpvraotle)enr,,ry-i,.11:t e. ..trser,4(l t'' - ' l' ,i t 'lts, . ' NI, t, , tl 'l . COURT OF CC)'.! iON PL4Ati, ri:v.l4 i 4, • _'.. -. . ', fit' LOWIE V. 1.%'00D. ~ig , , , ,,Atit . . ' This:; teas an action to establish th e ', , :1" - - i, ) ,,fit i"' ' Right vested in rtlr. Lowe, for the exe (Lo d' 'and knanulaeture of '‘'ilkat is eitilo :, fi Patent Sliirting Cloth," against defolg,„l! having sold cloths as described in• L9we' ' ' 'viii :re ' and Ivilich it wa4 alleged were nut 12i s t . l f, ture, although described as such by:,,i)e [1 1)..1r. Scrieant BEsi stated plaintili (4 .:, , it0 . r . 4 1 i ,, t6 ( described the nature of the iinvt.atiol,l,to.t\le.'"l,o tended that it Nv,ts 'highly ailv:untigel'uttoiii'?;,:i', lAblio-•, 'II. Was an .admixture of tilg li ,' A i l 10 ,, ,,,,, ' '..l'lle properties of the flax :for( 51tv,,,,,,,,1,,r1 whiteness ; of the cottOn 1664th 0 10 tw ,l' e 4 , ll No one iv - 1 . .S so liapiky as the pliiintilf to sr '" h t,.:oi 1r this new inanufaCture : he, by a prorr'“ ) ,,i,i,4 P jag, &e. reduced th e' fibres of ti:e 113 '. 1 ,..;.'.. tad Illitrkabby . fine texture,Which adds gr' 2 'i tCr l ' 'o ‘ ; . !'likri and durability to the thread thkin when tiojitteti,t spun in the coarsa State, which is the dsuA t i,iflee et4 trt, end' producing, cloth equal in streagth, 4 011fokli and . beautiful iiippearance to Irish 111 1 " 11111' : 1 v.' 4-1 ~,f . Nib, reduced price. . • 7/3 , i .r,ft - 'lh plaintiff • i 11. rat'atti,'i , 01 pi 0( lice( „!3 p,it ~ ,i , ,, . , .. tiott, and proved th It the deiendinit li"t-,k luantity• of elOth, .L.ei,,.,,,,.titi„,t it , to .;,'"- tltlll:'Lreteltie'..l:.tt'ai:ttirt'atalir-tyeito3tl%:'s...v:‘'sli:'iteclirliii:llll:%l:llsatt:ti°l:l.l°lse.ilg;'e'llt,l4'6,i':lll'le:,li,;,‘:li;: 11-•'11:11;'Pl: • C 0:1 I I 1 :1 r t : ;i: C . s. 1 , , e L t r i e ) : :: i d i . i t , ; I I i e : 'e t : i . i i t i ' ', l . E t : i ‘; 1 : : g 4 8 : 1 e a i z e i t i : I e n s r t e i 1 1 t:t i t i l e :: :',) t ' l :' : 1: I'l 1 c r. 1 ' ~,,7 4 : ' 1 i .1 , ..q i, ti , , Rigirt ? • • n a k s s ei t k i t ' ;e l e t; a dt. 4l f i :e fi n :e r itt e ri tt i l t B " 4 .tal i: SP : t ( C. 7ll C- I .l l .l t i r l o l I t t il e i r ;r e ' 'l' c i 'l :ai ll.:;* , , ,; ' '''l'!"el 'l l 1 ..a t • .INl.r.'Jtitice di ' 1 - r r‘li 3ih ' ''-• '''' th, . NT'rcliet diet-tor the plaintiff with noirii.oll, 1 , , ''•;Zth • ~. , ' t , ~,f Nit OD tfte COV/rtS fOr Itifil tag nig on. the P 9-e 1 1 ;0AT .I '. :ci, • 'Elie . Lcarned .itrigcl t 411 aJcleit;4o'll'. 0 1 ii es i tat ion iiF savin 4 't tint, s tfit.r.ev l C l 01 01,,, , :arch ttood, the tilaii;tiii liist. lithe prevl it '::, i r ti6 ' ,7 IV°"i'l alit I, 4VC C );.i.i.ented; to tcl'i,.. " i';;lf i, .'. I. t : I: . .'ine. of the cliife.reticeti,an chi) . tof a'- .;,..,„ ', -- t . 1 mission .of the 'Patent iliglif. -. ,:,,,,.," 1 '" ---......._ ' : . , ...._. r.:,, ,ne I 11:11TIP`• „ :: ~ ,,T '• , '.. (' , 1 ''' ' .", I. , th ~,,,. th, /,,,,li cat,.itoteoaot-u0i.k..ity.,,,,:, \. it:, t.: , 1t.t)t),5 - ,, M.Citim, a u•ri ‘!. `)", .. r. i : i • 4 . 1 ' - 1 oI! the at I, aiNt. the wife et I,..V';'•- -' -°ll- .'. ' ' i ? . •;it:,1::• , , i .‘ ,( wit'. • • ••• ii i,,ai ' "-i ' l .•e ' ' 4S, . • ~.1 , :are, of . n. ;ion. 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