The Sun. — London, England, 1813-02-05 00:00:00

ASSOCIATION for 'the RELIEF of the tIIANEYACTUR ING, and LABOI*RINOVOOR. MILL COMMITTEI,. tare extremely &interned to be obli4eft to state to I he Public, that the I)istr4t-ss se't 'al of the Matintactiring Didricts is still.so.pressing;z3 to require. every e: , : , .rtitia-tor their Rodieli anti they there« for , . .earnestly reque t < rt ry firli . atteatlance of tall .persons ‘vi,o• erviil, tlietaselve, in*- theiNvelfurviofAtlicenuntrvi, on W e dnes,!:iv the I'i tit of rehruary - instant, whets si IVIKEtING of the,NORI Y, RANKLRS, MANUFACTURIRS,. and others, will he held at Vree iii,, Tavern, Great Queen-street, Lincolo's-inn , Oehlso his Royal Ilighoeie; the Dul:e of YORK, in the Chair: to re ceive. a. Report of the Proceedings of the Committee of the Association, with an Explanation of tht Notate and Views of the lostitutioa, Thu frAtect of its Exertions in promoting its (Ned., and the Necessity which stilt exists for continuing theta ("- ^ ill be ' , lice') preciqely at One &Motif irITY of LO DON TANTRN SUSCRIP- TioN for the ItELIEF of the PEOPLE of RusqA, . fluttering the severest i'rivittions told Distresses , in cense coulee of the French Invasion. At aiMeeting of the Committee, held the 311 of February,lBl3 ; THOMSON BONAIt, Esq. in the Chair; Resolved, Thatthe following Gentlemen he added to the Committee :---DAvw PIAL IVATTS, Esq. and DANIEL I11:1 , :llY ItUt:11141, ES+ • . AmOnntalreadyadvertised L 043,992 A 0 Jai. Watt, Heath&id, near Birmingham 2l 0 - 0 The Subscribers to LJoyd's from their Fund.. IWO ti 0 The Corporation of London, by it. (lark, Esq. Chamberlain • 2OOO .0 0 'Edward Hannon), and Co. :3l 10 0 Ric:lMM Date,' l', sq rinchijsea ' 5 5 0 , 'Edward Steers . 5 5 0 Christopher Hnll 4 0 0 Master John Hull ~. . Master lowdown 1101— , , , t 0 0 Mist Eliza Hull , 7. 0 0 Moses Simannids Poole , ' . 5 5 5 F•6•llnecius Jeb.e Strod ' 1 5 0 ThoWm Harvey, liorthwold, Norfolk near AillTl[lcul 't%rm, Luke ,Tritro le 0 '0 iter.itichlrd Boller, , .. . to 10 0 David Mu.tord, Roman Hill,,ncar Colchester .. • . ' 2 ' 2 0 The Inhabitants of the Papal of llatusbtary, in: wit tshire ' . 42 13 8 The Willows of the Froxlield College, Wilts. , ... 2 1 t 1 . W. HbLDMV, Scc. Auullat Iturbsdoesi. Gottenburgb. PRICE OF STOCKS THIS DAY AT IAVIA.VI!, &CLOCK'. • • Consols ' I Red. Atui .... . ... 59ii THE .. S UN. (NIS' rAtst7l4 AITPL.IO L 0 N 1) 0 IV, FROM?, FEBUOARY .5, 1913. jay.umutli Lcttcr receivci this morning contains, the following statement " PI a vessel arrived here this morning tram France there has been obtain,ed a piece of intelli gence which there is little cause to doubt the au thenticity of, but which, if true, shows that the cnortridus crimes already committed by the Tyrant of the Continent have not yet reached their Intimation was directed to be given throughout the districts in Holland, that it would be agree able to tharencrt Ruler if the young men of eon equente would come forward voluntarily and of frr their services, merely as a pretext for the U.,urper to exult in such spontaneous assistance. This specious pretence bad the desired effect, and great numbers enrolled their names, not expect ing to hear further on the subject ; but imme diately after, an order was issued that the whole were to march to join the Grand Artny.—This, as may be supposed, caused considerable sensation, mid great mum...rings and execrations against those who had been instrumental in entrapping them in so base a manner, and to such a pitch of indignation was their fury carried, that they en tered the lodging room of a Colonel, threw him out of the window, and broke his neck ; ix is stated that the , troops were immediately assem bled, the persons concerned in this affair seized on, and seventy of them instantly shot." We insert this day some further extracts from the French Papers.-At will be seen, from their own"adniissions, that the Russians were dose to WnrAW, and that Dautzic was left to its . fate, to wt ;Ake the best defence it contd. ,ItArP, the Go vernor of Dautzic, bud published a Proclamation, intet!tioll to tlerelld the place to the last extremity ; but holding out no expeetatiim of acsistance from without, and not appearing, whilst be assumed a bold tone, to be altogether at his t lAN(' as to the meaus , he possessed of defending the Several Conteretteex, it 4ppears, bad taken place between lion; , / P KT V. and the Pore at Fontuin bleat], which terminated in signing a Concordat, but the nature of the instrument is not explained. Tom., liAaLow the American Ambassador, who %Vent I'.o ItOW the knee to MON:VAR:II: 111 ILISS . III, 01.11 (.:o:lgratulate him upon his supposed triumphs, Sid 8010 %vas believed to have been lost, his at bUt!,ll heard of at stntgard, on ifis way back to Pivris. The Mornia ,- -e Chrinuele says there are -many • changes about to take • place the Admiralty BOard— Murning Chronicle is jtl4. about ni corrkxt in: this resp•kt,iis - in mo..it u`it=; specula.- - tions ; no lontlation, they ai'e boilt up rsne d;ty t "dowa the nt_:t. but a.li,ertions, giouu4lth,eot nothing but the pupil uoti anti oily now nr d iihell j if that serve, tit gri4tify y ttpkett. • 'Pic • ftt,Titoott of Fout. iov the • , • C3 . 1;:t 3 r)t. Y ' t LAC LTA: '41)8., is. NAVAL NEWS. FEL 3.—Arrived the h CllOOllO (cartel) Robert; heloughtg to this port, MasTESs; master, from St. Michaels, with a cargo of fruit for this port ; was captured on her passage,' by the American schooner privateer Mars, belonging to New London, Captain RUCKLEy, of seven guns, six 8-pounders, and one 24, with a et-0110e nient of scventy men, and given up to the mates and crews (thirty-one in number) of dii,Terent British vessels, which she had also captured dur ing her ernize, and the following are their names, '&6 viz. the Pania, FonnESTALL, from Greenock to NewfOundland; the Hendry'bclonging. to St, , hes,..irom Cadz, with a cargo of sherry' winv, bound to Liverpool ; the victualler brig Lord Keith, belonging to this port i nALL, master, front Lisbon td this port, one of the Lavinia's convoy ; the schooner 1 ichat . €l, 'belonging to this port, COMING, naster, a running ship trout hence to , Bilboa and St. Audero, with a general cargo ; sailed on the 2 , lth December ; the Pelican, Asti , LEY from Yarmouth ; and Hannah, lERRING TON, from London, brith with cargoes bottntito Gibraltar ; and, the brig iftiteleesbury, LEO4r-r, from London, in ballast, bound to. St. Michaels, which vessels (with the exception of thi latter) with their maste t ys, were sent for New London ; the Miteke.thury was destroyed, , . 'We understand the American Govcrumint_ have is.c.ucil an order, whiai ilivects, that all the Masters of Briti,h ve.taels which may be captured. by their ship of war, privateers, &c. shall be sent to America, cvenif it be-found necessary to dl pose of their crews, as in the case of the before - mentioned captures, which- was occasioned by the scarcity of provisions and water on board the pi vateer, about to proceed to the port where she belongs, having bad a very successful cruize The filbert, together with all the vessels which she had captured, were plundered before they left her. The Wait) is a very 'fast sailer, and will no thiabf prOvc a great annoyarrce, to our trade. , The lime bound to the Eastward, which sailed from hence on INlOnday last under convoy of- the Rolla • and Speculator, were .driven back to thii , port last evening by contrary winds. The French brig, which we yesterd a y s t a t e d was hourly expected here, arrived las,t evening ; slip proves to be L'Eeclina, front a port in Qui:. , boron Bay, hound coast wise, in .ballast, cirpturcd a few days since by the Growler gun-vessel. Pitt mere to join convoy the sloop Mary, Bil,tatio,..master, from Cork, with a ears-) of•pro visions, bound to London. A frigate, with a schooner in tow, was seen off this port last evening ; we have not been able to learn the names or particulars respecting either ; it is supposed, from their distanie off N.v,ho dig covered, that they have pasiad by for an Eastern Port. The American brig privateer, Hunter, captured upward.; of a month since, and sent for this port, by the Phiebe frigate, and which, it was feared, had been lost or retaken, arrived here last evening, having been driven off the coast of Scotland in bad weather. The Eastern convoy arc again under weigh, and proceeding to Sea. Arrived the Lord Nelson, L►rrnx, fron► Lon don ; the Wheatehegf, StLynn, from Chichester ; and the Elizabeth, VAWKENER, from Swansea, culin The-wind having lecome light anti variable has obliged the Eastern convoy to anchor in the So►nod. Wed yesterday the sloop cartel Union, belong ing to this port, Wzta.s, master, fur Morlaix, with passengers. The Leoni,b)s frigate, with a convoy for .fre. land, it is expetited will s ail this evening or to. morrow morning. FAX FEB: 2,4--Arriye4 this morning, the Teams/tend pilek ( t, ca r 4, coc-,..;,ith mails 'ttrill'i r Barbutioes, 28 days ranSri,r;c. This packet left Falmouth the I , ltit October, and, on the 22d N o vetuber, Barhadoes in sight, fell in with two American privateers, which soon brought hint to Close action, arld ch . c()Yainucti for tsvo hours and a hall, with the greatert intrepidity on the part of Captain Cc.)ct.t and his little gallant crew, ditr , nig NO:id) the tunter `vas killed, it) men and three n u s s envers 'wounded, her mainnitist rertdcred'use7 lax fore-top-mast gone, and all bet sails and roach cut up; her boats knocked id pieces, and five ft:et %vater in her hold, when she was rte . cessitatctl to J ler tipplitiltS provcd.to be the 701ut, of 3;it) ttt ir,, si%teeli 12„ , ,nul 9 pol:::iders, and :-11i,q1;'1;',1' Oft a s‘vivc.l, ;1 fILO w , Men! of , i Elie` . ttf I,ix 97pOtinfit'r, i and tJil men. On tithing , •, it 'wit-'ti inici;ded to . r•'o irtat...., and :::end .• , r t is ,61 to piece -8 ' a ud the p:alet in' a sialti . pg state, they g her WO to Cart.. COCK, after plundering her of everything valuable. During 'Capt. Co CK.'s Stay„at Barb adbet, the Mind capturel a letter of marque; of 12 guts ' front:LiVerpool, whirl) wa,t recaptured ; the Mas ter ofwhich stated, that the Bona's crew weft only, at that time, 50 men, so that 'her loss '%vith the 7 ; orimsliend must have been'eonsider the‘i made roar attempts to- board, but were repulsed each tithe. Mr:. SEnomANT) (late <nfaster of the Towns/to/fit) was buried at 'Bar does with mili tary bonours,, followed by the itiOth Regiment, and crew of the Townshend.. On the 2:501.4: ttif Cows,' (Western island), fell in with an Ame rican scbomier privateer, Of 14 guns, ''Which she engaged in a matting fight for one hour nail a half, during which the privateer hall her fore-yard carried away, Whew Car: COCK gave her a broad side, and'she sheered of ; in this affairthe Town, shend had all her rigging cut to7pieces. The Wal singhani packet arrived at Barbadoes, and sailed again On the 2d December, for St. Thomas's. — The Manchester packet was also arrived Oat. The Queen Charlotte packet.has this morning 'arrived from Lisbon, Oast from Kinsaie) twenty one days passage •; the Laptei)ig packet arrived, yesterday in ten days from Lisbon with n►ails, .DEAL, FEB. 4.—Came down from the River ; . 1 of t 1 0111-Olk Walt )0l111( , 1111‘1 remain. Arrived bis'l‘lajesty's ship Norge From Ply mouth, and the havoc, after seeing her convoy safe to Portsmoath. PORTSMOUTH, P.MI. 4.A----Arrived the Libe/ht, Srmrsog, and Dove, -----, flora MU, for maim anti the Lady Forbes for the travattnah. CROOKrIAVEN, Jaw. 'M.—Arrived the ,F.:/izabeth, BaowN, from St. 4iehaers for Lontiou,' i leaky, making three feet water, in .an hour. She yester darspoke the Irgsp sloop - Of war t and was in formed that a number of. Drench privateers were on the CoaSt; she r iso stated. that they had taken a French corvette the night before, and had chased French privateer and her prize; but lust them after dark. ' A French privateer, of 12 wing aptl 120 men, was ernizing off Cork the 25th ult, and was chased by the Skylark sloop of,war. No accounts having.been received of - the.Lorq Ct).,:tretne, Captnin GronoF., one of the hoitie 'Ward-bound Jamaica fleet, of.luly last, it iS feared she foundered inflict night of the 26th of August, about 150 miles to the. t.: . 'estward .of the litirtnw (las, during a most trentemktts •Intrricant• Amongst'the paisengers were Mt. and Mrs.Goitz, of Port Royal., with their infant daughter, and two female:servants. , , , , . • - The success of ; Midas at Covent-Carden tre bas inditeed the Mariagetl to.bring forward the whimsical tipera.of Poor Vulapi, fowified upon the, same pran, and written:with equal' litit/1011.1', and. of which bOth the musical and dramatic merits are highly creditable to the taler44. - ofthe .vetqati„ Draorti. SnwEnny, who perforated a few years.,ago, ht the Ilaymatket •Thentre, and has since, into high provincial celebrity, COMil)g Drury-lana neatre,. in the part of • Othei/o.; This actor had something pccult tr in his manner, bat it wai matised by vigour, and asstt. 111r.S, ABINGTON abet Mrs. '.•7;1.01,00N5,. the .7'l,:alkt and ohtene of their times) were bOth at the representation of Vontorsp oft Wednesday : , at Drury-lane '.llleatre. aismat.e was to contmenet his pew engageinent. at Edinburgh on Tuesday last, in the part of C a m 6. The Kentkh pedestrian will start to perform a mile .in four minutei and. a bail, on':,MoridaY next, from Islington -to, the, City-road. Seurday be'unitllit u cod fish was sold in Lttith Market, weighing - A:Abs. English. When opened, it was fomnl to ,contain, a fiill-grown haddock, a whiting of the I argestsort, a large crab, and a s ole . The It:4oa and . ..Whiting were quite entire, and 'in their fins were a hook and a piece of fishin.g line, crab and sale were rather decayed. This whole lot of fish wasiold for -is, Boxing.—A severe pitched battle W 35 fOrtgJlt for '2O guineas a side, on. Tuesday, at 13ettcl -hill Berks; between George I4nplacy, a c.sn and John Harlington, a watcrutan; the former was backed by Captain Hand, an amateur, and the ladder by a Mr. James. 'fife .men, who were about twelve stone, were .bath 1„cood two-banded hitters.. Betting was even at setting -to, and after fighting ten minutes, both were. sd»uncii punished about the head, that their feature;; were out dis-, Ainguishable. .They, however, contested the bat.: Ala for one hour and ten reinuteS ; scarcely any closing took place ; every reund, with the excep tion of the three lit, terminated by knock-down blows. 1 heir faces were several" times lanced, and Harlington was ultimately obliged to yield., Accident.—During the cavalcade tdi St. james!s yesterday, a boy driving a country waggon . was knocked down by the pole of a gentleni a n' s car riage; the wheels went over his thighs;: One of which was broken, .and he was conveyed to an hospital. The lad bad hold'of his Lading head, and was imprudently attempting t. ~ 7oss the line of the earriages when the accident hap 'petted: - Apprehenßion of .the .Murderers of ill, U 41, and his Seicant:---jwo persons,;: whom there is reason' to suppose toe perpetrators Of thiS atrocious d er , lot, ridididenbury, near Fronde, were appre b e aded on Wednesday, nen the spot where the horrid deed was committed, They .are two la :l„,iiroe,„ of the naines of Ruddock and Carpenir, neither of ‘4.lbond has yet attained the a O :age of ° and were aatives of the neighbourhood. Iturne' , diptely op their• apprehension, the latter turned lang'4 evidence. buF.i..,:x.simtih DAY • ,„ 'ter 111,AiEsTY eornpletcd her 69th ye 40' - Dist Birth-day,-are celebration tkf tai inanded CO be obs cried ve',tr.r:lay, hlsteidet 18th last nitttli,, which dny. Ilowever lickcelebrated.-ai ile• ringing of, be, l4 , firing the I.srk .att;`',.'cower I.;uns,:illu.nint..llols4'; the `'``ellintri, 'and other,.ileinonitration s • oi- P :: 'L '!'his courtly celebration «':i; of the inost.4l)l.ll description, the I)ra wingßooni being inor c ra, ed than that taltep :. ikte.e since the .11ill~lt1 very of the .I(tkG frdni Wst,..scvete twenty-five years av . Rintionest4teCi hit: Princess GUAR Z': cf•.W.4.1.E5 synted . on thi's occasion, hut this wasn(itt' and we understand the report • - wasalt' autliorised. 4 - • The coMpan:. began to assemble at• • soon after twelve, and continued to'arr four' o'clock: The numbers ‘vcre so they all' had not left the Palace . 611 o'clock. The lat enei s of the hour, ai fusion that took place,. int.vent us fro' detailed account ; and,weitreable some of the names, and a few of the Pr' The male presentations weie, bo‘ve the same-as those which took plaCe GENT'6.Levce on Monday, and:at yee about a month since. The Brigade of Grenadiers of the mews of Foot Guards were mustered rade 41 St. James's Park, earl} in tb in nem cloaths and white gaiters : the in their State ekaths. ,Previous to t, ing off, they were inspected - by Abe YORK, CAIMIRMICE, and tiLoC“.42.sTrr mandcrs of the three regiments. T the Ist and 2d Regiments marched witl Guard to St...Lneo', P:dace, and the 3d with the Queen's Ouard. The housesin St. o lames'h-street, the streets adjacew; were crowded '. tors, and the streets thitonged to excess Whole of the afternoon. . The state rooms in the Palace, throa 1.1!e Itoyal Faintly and fontp.my trvincly crowded. whit genteel comp al the hall rootn was filled, which was I case before ; and the heat .was !it? g re3' of the rooms, that several ladies were hr' tainting. The QUERN and PRINCESSES arrived, carriages,' escorted by a p ar ty o f t h e )'th .aTtainthees,spAkoea.coet: CUMBERLAND'S upartatei Royal finished dressirl Court dresses and ornaments, and partool , sa r y ie , r ist i w ai tt e rl 3 y ty r , e s 7 4l t l re d re t i b l e ftg . l i ' iw, „ ivi Duke. where ii they were receive' refrcslnnent, In which they were oin' "Princess CnAnt.orri: of \VALES, la° p b o a s P i P ti y on t . ° tenda k le' nts were in waiting upo n th em . Butes after two . oielock,. they proceeded lI S i the gallery, the ball-room, and the cith rr" ,l)3 leading to the Grand Council Chamber, Majesty proceeded to hold lierllyttwiUg the usual forms; There were present--- ThThePrineesies Elizabeth and Ur.ry, th Nl e the Ductless of York, the Princess Sophia of :;,i; CO' ttegent, the Pukerol York, clarpfl • , land, Cambridge, Gloucester, and Brtt c d fn a The PRINCE REGENT came in stil coat, most richly and superbly oralt lo . - 0 ,111 and wearing the Ord e r of t h e Giesler, t co, eXcelleht health. He ca me i n his oven ed by four other s . He was attillde" "); Lord in Waiting; General ts'tcvesti vice. of :Montrose, as Master of the 1 401 ,1,`' ;he 'i re " the Comptroller of PIG 1--longcltf,'; ; c a ptaill. o Household; Page of l-Touour; "" t i en ien of the Guard Captain tif the (;' , n Principal Equerry, B.c. I ). „„.,, v s at of the Household met his RON' '.l. G? 1. the'great staircase, to condio..t. hinkt t l the Qu e ntrance pC ti t e the Palace yard. 'His ltOy ess • e n t it e i r i e! ‘ .. our 0 , past three, and:remained fill p ast hbidto . pe,k, .E i t i N n . i .iyl o fe n l): ttt f: c d o f the *d fe,olneliptsitirtiiecti, ear.nt, the yo T rit lT a re a - d w Vatgland, -tho Itussiao, ut Turkilb AmbassadorA, t Chief tt f t . i f e t Tartu , 1 , 1: 0 D Jusr;:re Advocate, the Usher of the Mach the Admiralty, tin .;•ttorneyandSolici . tor-fit' Be'etlirerli4,ll:tr,hPJustiere Gibbs, the magi cellos' uf, the I tot by of Cornirall, ' l :l l a e y ,' : et;tll li c itor-Geircral to the v~tmc, she mo D n i t i t s es—Norfolk, Itotiand, neattfurt, Duchesses--Beaufort, Dorset, and .inontros, Martitiisses-- " • Wi nc hester, Carbant k tuf., We' Lath, anti Cornwallis. NI •►• Winchester Corn walllai ...avoitosiewsol - - b..ry, and Stafford. •.. Earli•—ttotheg, Jitriey, ConvNiant, Chummily, Nloinftetlgcumbe, .I.3aeliinghtimshl Chollinideley, Nelsonjembrole ' Bathurst, I by, Pomfret, Aberdeen,. &ludo/lib, 'Oars:3aq Guildford, Clmitliatu i Charlesille, Yarmouth, morel:m(1, Desart, Couat IL.lnfoter, Primo Comte tit. Autoneo. Countea.os—Lewen, Clonmell, Coventr)*, furl, lEvitri4n, Asiturnham, Chatham), .Itra) C..itynghalit,,Livarpool, Muttiltinirrhq ,)lutist liarroigton, Dowager C:Lniarrun,lleslioroug Iloc kit gimt (;.<ruarroti, :.home, Pembroke, Falcon'burgh, A y k s y or d o mpoutc( per, I)tlizliestvr, Ulawarden, <O O (I° ' Gritustoin.4C l dru, .I,tynard, Sidney, Si l rear', Melbourne, Iferuatd, anti I%.titocoitP:l e vie , uttitesst4-113utptien, Duncan, 11 ° 1 . 4 Grimst one, Ilinchittbridce, hourno, Cr.!.ittOrilVt u 1 ,4 Belnitrd• Bi4)ops—ltuphoe, St. Hereford) Carissie, ann Basler. Lor,l, Gat:lner t IValsingbar ° ' (4amhier, Rivers, Dustup, blOwitfuti resford; Lowther, 4). G. Oshorne,, 114 1 1 14 t 1 ,°1 4 ' I)eltley, Burgherbh, Eardlq, e y x Elleulmrough, AutheNt, Osborne., 15r 0 °'` ° ' F. thhortse. Hawarden, E. Ecigaulo r ib th , Amherst, J. Campbell) J ) ",k," "Zi u t resford, Burey, Parrott, E. Cilu,pton: yip') ll.' r., Prigge, Wood, ,t)eymour , , "Alildtnay, Dundas, E. sNI4Leou , ) . , AI. Pet y, C. AusitY, C }de, A.. C. Smith, Cecils, 3 Pratts, bluson, As ill, . Primpttras ) E• Dun tl) ;.! kl I.)autaunou, M. Walpole), s so I)elvitt, C. Datteer, 2 Graham% Nich t "' lo , t , A. Gordon, SUttott, Drovii lir<mulow, Pultet)ty, Loughman, Le de 1 14. I stock, M. Dec:rliurt, Denny, J. Thyo n, and Ellehborough. an iibs ' Ambassadors—Russian, Swedish, Si' fit ?I Adtuirals--Illigh, Bowater, Al°° l ' e ' soul, Hulloway, and Aplin. 4 ,000, Gero.:rals--Wynya) - d, I)avis, Staririx., I.l.dfour, Z . : 144,4 ""i l ;i s , /'." ton, Davrton, Pringle, Bolton, J . kir' ScGynne, and liulkdey. f 1 ) ulotteli ---Thornton, Rain' ‘ - ' r c ` % , 0 ,„,) , ,.,, 1 Curti;, Icily, 3I Laud, CaJotP"" )) .AL• ~ 00p ~ cctut,.:cc, Willi, Mitchell, Taylor, Chapman, 0,3111`,, Niajt,r,i—Faner, Warr e, Kelly. S , ° ; l; gp‘ t,c i e ft. . es t t 3 jl i i tt ; ind 'the ' 4 , 4 ! Gill givi 3 l l ; re stotati oi r ver; t at tbe forina y ! , three e 0:: 1110 f7 tlll 6 -1,,' :heir t , 4 , t he t - he 134 11(14 ` 11i1 m r tEI 4SS 1 titirio?"t • 0 1 rotrP s vcre e ; Ls neilcr T lt it ird ved ilt 1100jtt 4 t uerti ,()P k )It)ed 120 , 11!- . I !ii it' ° I A • P C2 . 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