The Sun. — London, England, 1813-01-26 00:00:00

OFFIC7I OF 011,DIS9NCE,, Jan. 15, ISM . , . . , T HE' PRINVP4L . OFFICERS cf his AM '. JE,§TPS ORDN:Lves, do herebY give N'ller , nal Proposals Will be receisp! at flair Office, in. Pall:Malt, on or befi, Monday, the Ist Day of Ftbruary Inert, from such Persons as may ae willing to undertake the supply of LUKE COPPER, f e service of this Department, for a +period of. Three Years, - determinable at the expiration of One Aar, apart Three Months notice, nt the option of tit kyr ' A Speciuie rf the Copper to he stipplied may be clewed, itdxn Vpplicatirm atthe lirass l'onndry, in the Royal ..Ir. uolwieh ; and further Particulars, together 'with 11usITerm,s and Conditions of the Contract, 'may he known lit the NecTelaril, ofike, ui Pulle.Wall, afbresaid, any Pay ht:tiet'ea 'the !lours of Ten and I_our o'Clock, where the 'Proposals must be delivered, smiled up and indorsed, " Pro itoOtis for Ccioperf' hut no Proposal ran be admitted alter Me aisid Isl . Day of February, at Twelve o'Clock at . Noon of the same Day, neither will any Tender hi noticed, unless the Party making it, or`an .I,trent in his Behalf, shall attend, .0y Order of Me Board, B. 11. CREW, Secretary. CITY of LONDON TAVEItN SUSCRIP 'LION for the RELIEF of the PEOPLE of 111.7' . ... , ..4A, sintering the severest Privations attd llistieSses, in conse. quenee of the French Insaiiion: Amount id rca ily ,invert ised .. . ....... ......... L. 45,191 . 1 8 Thellianeellor, Maitcr, and Scholan; of the Uni versity of Oxford • 300 • 0 0 • J. G • ' q 2 a One Day's Pay of the Officers, Non-commissioned Officers, Dritunuers, Fifers, and Privates of the 'PHI-Mos of the Iledforditeghnent of Militia, by F.ll. Durand, Eq. Pay , Master • 09 1 1 John triehitt Fietlericli Iteade . , 5 0 0 P. S ..i. , ' ..... ..... ....... 5 0 0 Adam Wilson, lat. of the Wiltdhibu . . S 5 0 Ani)aiol, tornewall, mid Co., lO5 0 0 POI! Horroeloi,Frenchwootl .5 0 0 Aly.Roninson., Sutfolk-street 1 • t 0 W. 1101 i MiN, See. 1• . . . • ItiA(91L111()NS of the GRAND .It.tltY of the COItNTY of •-• YOltK, January 8,181 J. the cotitse of the Investigations which • occurred in the performance of our duty at these A4iies, bilsy seen, with the greatest admiration, proofs (},fit the, con••,taw ainflitt.T.emitted exertions of .105tEPif F„,f,. hi .4. 1v Magistrato, which , bave eminently coot! . !tt•itriii; to justice no tunny of the Pei heD4)slye, have licfn,contagett lathe late illegal Peoceedingl hi and that we round ivitli- IffirGiri:tifirr tt uce Pi, f; cuindkiet Which 11.13 IMCLViliStitliPiihed nitlell ability, courage, anti zeal. • -• • • . . jlesoleetl, • ' • • • ... That the ',above itesolution'be published in County '.' • • Lascellen, foreman, ..lotin pen, Willinui Gordon, Italphe C reylte, • . Dellingltam r.a.harn , }lull, wet., • I,frOry Carr tbbetson, - 'Minoan Onneombe, • -• Mark Manterniatt•Sykei, Joint York,- John,Lis,ter ittlyf iril;i i!tl Bethe!, !,fto'hert Pratik ml, 'lt. T. Sta ni fat t • lOll.otobinson ltobret I Tar VCV, 'et 41. Stuart. Wortley; John Wilmer • ' Thtmta4 Davion Maud, Henry ‘Villoughby, • Thomas Noreliffe, Richard York. 'co His Ro)al IlighneNs GEORGE, PriUri. of Wiles, it ormt of the British Empire, 1: rjL the Noblenien, (7entlemen, v , { - I„ l . g y, Frectiolifrro, and InhithiLuts of the CQ)l)Nre affil 'IOV, N of .IVEX1 0 0111), vioressitur the I'rottrtsint Itcliyian, tog to 31,e to approach your Itayal trigh fteo;,2with-tho utmobt rt . .4peor :m4l tathruilai t in ; a w l we , tricotWe than not,ltg tlet toi 11 , erlS, is otfcxitt our semi nictit*; on a solijeet t uutt eat,ci w.th the vii .11 inrportatice of our 4 , h tit ti ti o i k --Th e ilematut.: of inn; ltotuat: whirh we Itme ohservect with c6oeerit anti reg ret-,' ILicknninit.il)l4 n oi4n,tant (go- Yr, 411100 and it is with the utium,t kfatifi t d e ;Ind prith,ewe ;Illcutowitqlsv the firm au& tiigttilitrl eomittet of •your /Loyal and rely,whh corAtence on your Royal litglutes,4, , fc r the protection of our 'preiteut li:itabliohntent in . Church utd State, (1111ISTIAN WILSON, Chairman. n, Dublin Castle, lath Jan. 1813. The l,nrrl Lieutenant having transmitted the tery dutiful a t oi c epil Address Irmo the Noblernin4 lientkuo.o, Clergy, Freemen, Freeholderti, and Ittlitibitaktr,ol tbe County and 'Anvil of Wexford, I am :commanded ItylAris Grace to actptaiat )on, that-fie has received a Letter trim the Hight lloilonc itkle Lord 'Viscount Sidinouth, signifying that his Royal ut•ss the Prince Argent nuts pleased tO receive the SUllle in Itte iutio , t gracious manner: I have the honour to be, silt, Your most obedient humble Servant, ROBERT PEEL. Clir'stian Esq.. itigh Sheriff of the County of Wexford. *KAI vot)--1 Guernsey 1 Jeravr, a Du4lin, I)vr.-1 • I Li(Awn, I L)I3bhJI, :•1 Waterford. PRICE 01 0 N rOCKS Tititt VAY AI" TWEGIT: 591 i Red. Atm. d„c111lu1x :!;1, - - - -,N-T -11 i iiii'-'. I ..I ,A SUT. i, :ti . 40 1 , 19' 4 .1 1 / 1 1 Dit'gfti; Cti.3l'n trc L 0 N D 0 N, TUESpA V, JANUARY 26, 1813. it will be seen, by some extracts from priVate Ictters, which we have inserted in another Part of our raper, that BUONAPARTE, after he fled from 'Mii i. in disguise . , was i 0 imminent ptmsomil clan gor, lie alighted at a hmall town called f:4yzemsk, awl having entered e miserable house for refresh thebt, a prty of Cossacks rushed in after him.— Nineteen of his Guards, svho had . „followed fought with the Cossiacks, whilst the great Em peror leaped out of window, and contrived by nicans of bye ways to make his escape. .A person who has just arrived from Gravelines, btatei, .that ,u order for a general Embargo iu thi,portS Of FranCe kid reached that plitce, which inadellbn leave it Avithout delay. The Englith newspapers, which they were in the reguiur habit of reelgiviug at thin port, had been ordered to be bumf Ate dit stdry yest.vrtlay again circulatea of loss of the l'oittiers, but, we bencie, withum tll2 Littit.fouotlatiort. . • the Morning Taller that prbteilds to tlt chi= . iiidttr of Wu io ntsNl , while it ,is endeavouring to remove every b u l war k o f t h e B r i t i s h C onst i tut i on which the good. old Wnios Of former times placed around it, has ritit eondesceinli..d to 11 " 3 'wer 0 "r animadversionsbn its . inconsistency, but continues to amuse itself (certainly not its readers) with': dull speculations ;ts to the time when the NINCFAS CHARLOTTE Watild be of praptr age to sit upon the .t . Throne, in ease of a yaeriney. We shall leave it to its unseasonable and, indeed, ridiculous. per-,.. Pe v crante up on a lattieet that 'nothing tit present properly invites, into discussiOn'. We shall not,. however, suffer it to make any observation tending , to the' iazard of . our Constitution, without an I attempt, at least, t o counteract the poison..-- '! ' h ere was yesterday, in the Paper alluded to, the, fid, lowing passage, iu reference to a Dinner held on Saturday last to commemorate " the principle?' of Mr; Fox ;.-" How much at this eventful moment do we feel the want of his ardent zeal and con vincing eloquence ill the cause of the millions of our fellow-subjects, Over whom an intolerant file tion would perpetuate the exercise of laws made for a temporary occasion, and which art equally incompatible with the rights of Britons and of . Christians.." iVhat principles of Mr. EVx this din ner was to commemorate, it Would be difficult for the persons who attended it to explain; for Mr. Fox, at different periods of his life, held principles in total contradiction to each other. At one time he 'maintained that the voice of the people was ;, only to be heard in the House of Commons, and at another he treated the House of Commims With coutempt, and declared that. the voice of the people could be, heard only among the tur bulent .rabble of Palace-yard, or , iintilar meet ings. Indeed we lately inserted a speech of Mr. Fox,..in which l:e maintained opinions di reedy the re;:erse of what. he had vehemently as serted upon many other occasions. What princi- pies of Mr. Fox then was this dinner to comae morate ? No man, we belicye - , can tell what prin ciples Mr. Fox really entertained ; and; conshbn-- ing his inconsistency through life, the subject is redly , not worth investigation. But to the . passage' which we have above extraeted,,--can there be a more • daring libel upon the friends of the Constitution, and those who are attached to the Protestant faith than this passage exhibits ? If there !ire, as the 3 ournalsays, " anAof ear fellow-,subjects" who profess the 'Catholic faith, are there not Many more millions of our fellow subjects .who are' Protestants, and. who aro anxious to preserve our Establish. • meat in Church and State, 11ml are, they to be denominated '' an intolerant factiu n ?''— We hardly knoiv, how to apply language severe enough to stigmatize so scandalous 'au attack on the great body of the People. But it seems th this " i n t o l erant faction," the people at l arg at e, who are sen di ng Petitions to the Legislature from all quarters, are endeavouring "to perpetuate laws made for a temporary Occasion," becaus e they are unwilling to surrender the Constitution t o til e in ; fluence of foreign authority, and thereby, ilk time, hxpose it to the hazaril raf total abolition. These laws, too, it is said, " Ist'e equally-incomptible With the ri g h ts Of Britain: and:of Christia a rl."--; The absurdity of this assertion, is equal to its falsehood, as the laws in queStion are, in fact, essential t 4 the preservation, of the ri t s of. Britons, and as to the rights of C'hrii , tiaras, what rights are denied to the 'Roman tholies us. to the exercise of their faith ? Ju that respect they enjoy the most entire' toleratliso that-any Government can grant ; and their discontent,' therefore, can only arise from a desire of pelifichl the go:Oil sense, the power, which we trust, spirit, and the experience, of miecountryinen will induce them for evert. to.withhold „from a body of men who, if restraints were removed :from them . , %tonicl employ every artifice tit TOulet ; their religion ; paramo unt in tl:o State, and to trample upon every i vest ge of our present YO nerable Establishment. The Common Council, at length eillne to a de termination, yesterday to petition Parliament in favour of the pretensions of the .Vast India Cont .. pany, but With ou t one new tact, or one additional reason being stated on , that side of the tinestion,. It is still nothing but , repetition .of the same story,—the injury that, it, is alleged, will arise to the port of London, an d a l so to the Out-ports, by opcuing trade , . This, horrevsT, k entirely asSertion founded upon nothing , hut conjecture, and, at all events, the Aterehant of the Out -ports and theAtanufac turers of of hcr towns niay be, at feat, allowed to be gs competent judges of ,tbcir'own interests tc the Merchant, and Traders Of prof_Loudon ess to be of theirs. ' YeAterilay the hulk( of Yottc transacted military bilfiiaess with the PuiNcE I r estertlay the Priiicchs CitAttLoTTE of WALKS, it select pally, dined with the PRINCIF. NT. : A t),..—T„ _,l4y there. witi.no Court of Aldo:, men held t tater hpiiieetin g the )1:flail-, ordered The present. litico to continue: NAVAL NESVg. FALmourn i JAN. 23,--LSailed the ,?mu packet, With ft for Cacliz. 1 he ,orders for the Hinthiribroke packet, for Gibraltar .tied Malta, tire conic from town," and she will sail in the morning. S LANDS •OF SCILLY; JA N. i .—(2:1111C ill his Majesty's sloop Foxhound,Capt. I),‘ a l&ii frititi y-: tootith, haring on board the Lietitenatit-(Wernor of these. Ishfiltis, who landed tinder a salute from the batteries at the garrison. • JAN . . I7.—Came in the sehoone'r London Thicket, of Lond o n, , master, from Faro, laden with oranges and lemons, bound to.LOndon. JAN. 19.—Sailed the sloop 1110!! blower, Jo:4U, for London, and Potbound 00 a cruise. Cleared out the gattiot Dlitdia, FitANc4s, for Lundondeiry. • DEAL, 25.----Arrived his 111ajOty's„Ships Success.antlFreuct from Leith, and sailed again for Portsmouth. PORTSMOUTH, JAN. 23,--Arrived Majesty's ships oriel and Erebus, with a convoy, and Rose and Morquis 11 7 ellington East indiamen, from the Downs, llis Majesty's ship Vulture is Eq3poiritcti convoy 'or Guernsey and Jersey. COVE OF CORK, JAN. 20.—0 n Friday arrived his Majesty's 5160 p Talbot, Capt. SWAVYNE, frolit a eraize: The Earl Spencer cutter, Lieut. BOTHWZLL, an Saturday urrived froiwthe' Downs. Last night the Courtemay, lloortn, of this place, brought in the crew of schooner, belong.; ing to London, bound to C,riiix, one of.the Lisbon fleet, that foundered in the midst of them. The crew were fortunately saved by a brig going to- Gibtahr, Anil. sent in here yesterday. &lis Majesty's. ship Talbot, Capt. SWAYNE,.wa s ordered . to , sea, in consequence 'of information, that an'enemy of superior force was in pursuit of one of our cruisers. She did not get out till this morning. • Three of the Lisbon fleet put back on Sunday morning, and one of tfle transports,` find some Rime of them this morning. The whole of the fleet are IWW standing in. The Taitot has contelo again. The letters from.Petersburgh, by the Gotten. burgh Mad, state, that the tariff, which, accord ing td annual custom, would appear on the first clay of the new year (old style), would allow of a total change as to the imports ofinanufactured goods, and all British merchandise of &scrip tion is to ,be admitted,' laic, •ever, to certain duties andyegulations. Refined sugar is beretil';er to he iinported, subject to a duty of 15 roubles' for eadlpood in weight , . • The plague has ragged at Odessa, and numerous other parts of the Black Sea ;. so that, as a !ilea sure of precaution, a qUalantilie has: been esta blished at BrOdi, where a Lige quantity oaf goods had Arrived for the tipi l ity of the interior of Russia. Charge cli It iis . In 4 o fa g i e n r :s a hilt t of 0 0 1 1 1: I t n dintt i , e e , " as has been stated. The letters fi out. Cnttelibergh allude to the fact as an event generally 1 " 1 °" . " 3 (Jiltllrl Ai it is e °itife'r4ci'll(raiii)llllllv e country r 'y.")by the that , of police.lle r e " : 1 c a ° d d te crids" itist. has reached town by the way of 4 , l entwirk. The writer, it is evident, has couched Ads communication to cautious terms, lest it should be inripected by the ,French garrison at that place ; it i s , however, easy to be disenVered that Abe enemy is greatly straitened in his means of defence. It is •remarked, that there is no fear of any attack from the llessians, AS the garrison, al though not consisting of Frenchmen, is equally loyal ; that shortly they expected to be consider ably reinforced. All the horses bate been withdrawn front Dautzie, t 9 UiNist in 'tiring lug baggage, stores, &c. &c. from Elbing,— Dantl.ie is represented, by this informant, to he' strongly fortified on every sick except the south, towards Poland ; and here there wa.s Merge ditch fhll of ivater, which rendered it less • liable to attack, except, indeed, when the watet was frozen over, Its it was at the above duty. The writer hoped, however, they should be enabled to hold out until the thaw set in : and then they would have nothing to fear. z rnE,,,,,e,—The Tragedy of Remorse, and time C omit d r y ac c , J e f f . :./ n 7 . ze p q ui ' ld Sa ti l i t e r) y ria n u r zi . , bo a t r he running a likely to reach the goat without jostling each other. They have both undergone some judicious curtailments, and were repeated last night with great success. COURT 011 KING'S 1317.r/cu.—Captain Wind ham was brought up for judgment this morning, for an • assault on the Editor of the Brighton Herold, who had libelled the lion. Miss E. Somerset, now Mrs', Windham. The. Court sen tenced him to pay 50/. to the King, and then t o be discharged out of custody. Captain W. W 45 brought up to day in consequence of ilk being under Orders to proceed immediately - with his re giment to the Peninsula. One hundred und ninety-eight pgunds were col lected at the doors of Provideuce Chapel, Gray's. ins -lane, on Sunday last, tor the benefit of the Russian sufferers. Miss PATTUR.',ON, the Am R 0 , erican wife of JE -1 BtioNAPAIITE, bus been divorced f ront h er huit tal a by au Act of the Ma,tyland Legislature. An udditiomil tewArd, to 30 01‘ now offered .for Out oppreheu 4 i mt of Parry, l O N stand s charged with such exten.:ieo cortnEsPoT.N . DENcE rl gagement ; Napoleon only opened Sage to get to Willa. To °fleet this, lie ert,,i, ed the time from that day to the 7th itrit' l( li:, owned his °it'd saletY to his geards, front the Rcrizytitt to *Una, the far gte:lt er Of them were either taken or destraleti,!4 only•got throtigh With a steal/ proportteaa,lt.s is persblial safety, however, prineipal4o,7 ect 'Orbit the folloWing . circumitaircel . had not received any intelligeneL!, either ir° '''4 ' t . poleon, of fr o m the Grand; rniy, fer , oll ireek:., as none of his messengers ed. A - .lr crigaged • fair two littediett.l loons d'or,,to carry a letter to the IfluPetu t ly'r, succeeded,. 'lire. Jew returned on tbo 4 4 7 I With an answer ; .whereepon 011 1 i i General of Chairs', lioursier. 'to Ina ° toy with the dispasititle.troow tl•ont Napoleon.- Il o ur s ier found liim at'SY!elP the very moment when . he was in iminineri; ger a being taken in the house Wll , O V I; 1 , alighted, by some Cosiacks, who sial.leolyq.i 111. ire was protected, however. by ° ,, i. „ l : l' ie tendints g 1:(ii, illterpo'iinktheinsely esu. :o him and his assailan:s. 1/tiriug the stutill i ,6 room, the Emperor.eseisped through ao'hlri -- e to the yard, awl hastened tin foot, thr t ,..'"„g, l ir. nild bye-wit the troops ()I 11 , 1 ft, who ultitinitely suceeedeel in conveyipgisbsi t warm: Napoleon 00 4 '0 !prat Generalissimo of : i l , trorop's,and; under the name of the Dllk!0 cenza, proceeded; according tO one eccottus, way of Kowno, Wilkowickze; ‘ViihullePt:jl Warsaw direct ; 'but, according ,to toul,t"70;1 the way of Thorn to Gingen. Thus ranell?, i t•l tail), however, that; by t bandonieg has saved his own person ;• and that the ftlgltl 11 rivinghere, receive order's to repair to Glog, 3 "( 0 0 the particulars which have stated of 'NO. ° ., Personal danger are inatter4 (I fact; and 1 135 ,,i,,0, declared by eye,wit f resses ; Who stood :moo r 0 1 Syzemsk, It is,liketvise, universally behe,',' . `i s i t :w theitty which returned from Moscow,ty'r,lo tirely dispersed into small bodies, ivhie, ll scuffling with th e nume rous Cossacks %r;; ° 1o ftl. them. It is, indeed, asserted, that Melt ceived orders to make another stand at 11 0,) K.owno, ite., and to cause Macdonald, to Joie corp;, and I.,oison, with his division .010 r:! together with Schwarzenbeig and Ileyeier:oVe.:; sible : but such a stand is evidently ' for Wiltia is already neer:pied - by the - t nog' end the .trmy from Moscow, WitiCh does I/( ) 00. her 40,t,•00 uteri, is entirely withoutel lH a. t col cavalry; whil e , the junction of the 4 1101 0 417 eforeurentioned w ou ld be attended with flunkies. ;rOl soil W e It is' confirmed, that Bassano,' • • 1110' a French Dignitaries, with tlie Foreig n vi e 1 - • * iTar s( sts l ty () . 'l b i e e t% ;l 9 e e se n ri t p i t i.e ibn s s th ot B.l t li'lleB:ll:iei fd ldt x icle l pq, and of the arrival of fugitives , w. ° 01 ,1, all belief. .11Itirslials, Generals of 01 1 a i ; / p it) VI : Div:sion, a rr i ve d there in disguisewle4s, ) , e ci "' horseback without a saddle, in i ll — , fly . " "r six. of them were Ir(-`,,A co l stet! etched llrylsC, with all nettinerof ill-assorted dresses itidieldet" Its was their various and f i L ij aso! I‘,le7ngilldel:, itaswai:gc:retl:::: t v i l l i o r l. : 4 s n t i ul i e ‘ here a' 4 Eldd : t a l p s t tt 2 r i le i cA :d o l e e g ::;:r 1 : s e t : : e e te s s lxt , entarre:ldßl(ll.elecit.i:. flr• i 0 the I tu'l this y, 11 k fall of swAv. The i•O a ds ch6alieu op • oidl )! !ti l tvju ' P p e l r a s e : e ll s re w i l reuti:r fri .4at ter tier. DEC. 17..--''his motuent .an opportunity by I send you the' ieclOsett printellt with this eciLark; that all the doubts. , therm s ' pressed are now entit-ely removed. , The fugitives, Nvito arrive here every I . o "" f re hibit a most afflicting spectacle. Their exceeds all deseriptiOn. The from fti stodt and Jena wits Malting compared present. 'We see '<;enerals arriving here Ji i ff( they did at \Vilna, on foot, bereft .of every t and in peasants', Clothes. 'lle high though they come in sledges,- two or th are most of thew so wretchedly clothe suffered so much by frost and hunger, ore pitiable Objects. Fos instance, l' of Witrtemberg arrived here with hi rugs ; lie had not changed his shirt for ifor during that time lain in =lt bed, time he was with the-army he spelt' opett sky. For..three Week* he wai live ttpon horse-flesh.. A person of who, visited, M. -- yesterday,: relate was Obliged to live in time same mane witnesethe shocking sight ' , date woende through hunger, rues out Of the de' woineled comrades. The Soldiers d' 'the trouble to kill the horses first, them and sawked their blood to quenell thirst ; and then, with atrocitius cruelty Out of their flesh, whilst alive, and ea' Front this sketell of their extreme weer bob y le c i i r t i t rg,o rt: s iy ide e r a r s i i i ly as jt i t n ag a e, st t: t ia e t n t f l T ot e:IA (1 11 i :I s ; Ecknitthl, Ney, Mij rt i er , vi t tne, bb l 1 ) s p t i c i t ti ) , ll ß l 2 e iti l r t a e n h r t t e i l l ; Y e , a ' y e a c r y it o r l i t ;:t t li d e l a r l y eVl .subsequent to a conference with .at which the Provisional Seneschal it'O' rat resolved ta slay here for the Pre' 4 y 44. and collect the ftigif ivies at 13r,thtisberg Dautzie, Alarieuwerder, 111()Im did tint then know what news would afternoon ; hence it is doubtful' what It' „ e ffig e e' luny take to-day. The following 1s ill >li received " :f I. Tkr F: - x lOVEMENTS .0i? i lll3 11''';‘,' r ,d the ,iti " The Cossacks. h are a l rea dy enter- 1 , 6 0' .1 6 e i c il: tenitOry, T en re ,i m ig4s . Or Cl)" le , l4 } oof it llt miloisance An the 1 6 8th in the 'l t.t i' ',t ery'' ' , the ; 1 other side of 'Tits t Ti I behave" ~.e , 1 i . it , "Ito lo i . l 4. : r i f tlit:4* Commander paid fi ji. eV e , el 4o " 0 Ct7s l 4 A 'l' II on i()frage• He gave notice, tut). L ci a v- ;, min ii: t (liter Tilsit on th e ) 9 0. The ;01,4,17.5 l' ` '‘ i 1 4.. Government: in Lior city lo pit ~,...„..vp, i It . 0 1 F E I Dig " , of.: i 1 11Ve )IA - ;010;: eti, to" oft, 7, t 114 44,1, ' 44 LViric e ... f I't' is elooo.-' ,p,-, r ‘6v" ' c ) l C 11 The .-: li t ' t ido 414kP 1 . obt 10 t itto .'a , )11, ' (1 i,tine . , il! , es, t t `" t ,i t. '`i t, tier) " 2 0 0,:t :k-i' t , led go` t he. 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