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- HIGHLAND (iCIDITY OF SCOMAND. A gen'eral - Meeting of thin Society was held in thes!Nill of the Rival Colle ! .'ze of Physicians, Eillll-, lniv'n; fin Mon-daY se' n night ic44 ve as attended `be the t:H on. the Lord Chief .insticv,Cleuk, Lord Loral Heenrand, Unnourabl . Nor cm, ''Sir John Sinclair, Sir Gr.orgy M7)-eken '2.e, Sir 'George Steward, 'Sir Jolea.l‘lacGregor lAlurrny,'Sir A. Muir. MaCti.enzic,:and Sir A. Mac . Oonahr . Lockhart, Baronets; Mr. Innes of Luc- M. P. Geneial Graham StirVax,' A(lmiral Fraser, and other respectahle Members of the Si)- . • eiet y; to the of ninety. .In absence of his (-;race Ira! Duke of Buceleugh, President .of the Society, Right llOnourabie Sir Johu . Sinciair, Bt. - in - the Chair, when-after a ballot, a., required by 'the Rules of the Society, the following were duly admitted Mendiers . 'Nioo Noble the Marquis of Bute, Lieutenant-General Right Honourable Lord Niddry, ' Sir Thomas Lit iogston, of West Quarter, Bart. Stewart Menzies, Esq. of Culdares, • 'William Napier, Esq. of Blackstone,' Colonel David Stewart,•Garth, • 11Nornom Lockhart, Esq., Writer to the Signet, Jame 3 Macuair, Esq. of Ghtsgow, John Flen. - y., Esq. of Curse, 'Valium Coda-line,. Ek. of Ladyland, Alexander Robertson, Esq. of Hathjaig, Colonel Honoui:able East Ilona Coriipany's Service, John mot's Crkw.ord, Esq. of Bellfield,Cleghorn-house, La fraAltshi rc, D'uncan Shall, Esq. Factor to Chinronald. Sir Jon !ti S:NCLAIR stated, that io the course of last spring he had visited Flanders, to ascertain the circusustauces which 'enabled the farmers_ (if that counlry to sell their wheat, and other grains, at a c..ever rate than we could rake them. That though our agriculture teas in several respects superior to that of Flanders, yet, lie was conl vinced, iii the course of his 'inquiries, that - we might detive several valuable - hints front our Fle mish brethren—that, iii particular, there was reason to hope, by adopting the mode of dressing wheat practised in Flanders, we might,escape the and that by cultivating winter instead of spring barley, the quality of the grain would be great y improved, and the crop would ripen much earlier.• • The Meeting voted the Thanks of the Society to'Sir John Sinclair,,for this new proof of his at tention to the interests of agritulture. Upon considering a report of the standing Com .Thit:ec on - Machinery; the Society, or , the Motion of Sir A. Mutn - MAcKENztu, voted a premium of twenty guineas to Mr. John Rutliven, printer in Edinburgh, for a printing-press invented by him.' A premium was likewise voted to Mr. Altx. Mackid, mill-wright, Thurso, for his- turifip cutter utain an improved _construction, trausinitti.d to the„Society„ Mr. TACT stated the progress made towards an equalisation of weights and measures—that dor iag the present session a Bill hail been hitt - whir al into Parliament, oy S;r George Clerk, founded on the Report of the Committee of the house .of Ciiintnnns, of last session, lin this subjectihat the Bill: with amendments, had been printed by order of the House, in order to its being again • mutt oduced, in as complete a state as possible, early in the next session, when there was every . prospect of its being passed into a law. The So. : day requested Sir George Clerk to continue his laudable exertions in this . business until the ob ject i t view shnuld he accomplished. Lord BANNATYSIT stated the prligress made in - a compilation of a Gaelic dictionary, a particular repie,l of which had , been laid before the Com mittee of the Society, upon this and relative ob . 'jeers, by the Rev. Dr. INPLeod, of Kilmarnock-- His Lordship,• at the same time, brought in the ' View of the Society, a hook recently published by James Grant, Esq. of Corryinonny, upon the history and language of the Gad, when the thanks of the Society were voted to Mr: Grant, for this learned and ingenion. treatise, which it recom mended to the notice of its members. 'The Meeting-voted its ,thanks to the Society of Minitlactures, and Commerce, London, for contaiunicating to this Society a complete set of - the 'fratislictions of that respectable Institution. Mr. A. CAmysin.i. having laid before the So ciety the plan of the work entitled " Anthology," designed to connect the national music, particularly that of the Highlands, with hit;torical events, the Society, after .hearing the lionOnrable Baron Norton, Sir A. Muir Mac kenzie, and Mr. Graham Dalyell, resolved to en • . 1 tountAe the work, by voting thirty guineas to Mr. • Camdliell, towards deftaying the expeiices that Inn!" be incurred in making . the collection. 'the Meeting was gratified to find that the esta . b_shinent of Parish, or Saving Banks, to which th Society had sometimo ago called the atten rto ; of the country, by a published report, had bee •; very generally aJOpied , and proinised the inns` beneficial results, particularly to the Indus and.labouring classes of the community. \t.TER SCOTT., in an tlmpiew address to thz tiociety, called its attention' to the late glo rious battles in Flanders, in which he described the rin ci pal features of thole memorable achieve m,los —the share ~bielt tip! ,Scottish and High ' land r-giments '11;1,1 in them, and 'suggested the propriety .of the SoCiety's inark!ng its sense of the titstin!;niisha gallantry and exploits of their cOun trymLat on this occashin. Mr. Scott proposed R e solutions upon the subject, which having been seconded by Lard- 11;innaty..e, and impressively sno!iciv to by rite Lord Justice Clerk, the Pre.es, - an d other Members, the SOciety nuauimously o dopted the Resolutions, ttiti named a Committee to have them ("o).6ed into effect. othtr nuitters.-having been referred to tine 'Director*, the thaAks ot the,.tp . eeting were voted to t h e p r c,F , ;, for I! s conduct ill the chair, and his attention i 4/ the ioterestS of the Society. Mutt" regret to barn, that on Wed uesii;tv !.,it, Mr. THOMAS LRA HY, High Constable of the liaronyof Kilnanianaglh, flails waylalll ao d murdered t,:. a gi i n 4 0 .1 his reinill S front the fair of :::ooOnity. lie Bras knocked oil his horse, an4'. neat:m to death with tones ; and the he rode shAreti the fate of 1 is ma:l r. Lt:aby was a in:io of excellent thFracter--an,l the assignahle cause f(tr the horrid Image coionitted on hint, was the eousc,e,tious iseharge of his duty.—Clonmel Adverli.scr. SHOCKING CATAST.IIOI)IIn. [FitOM A COI; R ESPONDF:NT.] " FIANLEr, we're- very much ;hocked on the arrivil of two pa,sengers from the Coventry coach to Bear, that in consequence of the coachinan htivs ig loirered or. the rpad, be was notch behind iris . and being - nincli inebriated, he dot:twined to- take de , fg..rifte push: to iccover the tinte he, had lost., .lie drove five miles ill t , venty niinnttS, and, incredible AS it may appeal., he drove, the last mile in the spaCe of ON minuet, whcli , owifig to the coachlorocced ing with stleh lerrilk velocity, it- ran ag dust the post of a turnpike-gate ; the shock was so violent that all the passengers were' thrown ,out and off, 8114 the cvuach lVtiS completely shattered to pieces, The coachman mid three others immediately breathed their last two , were taken into the turnpike house in a dying state, it was not pos sible for either of them tti survive ninny hours; three were sent on to Llinckley in a post-chaise, one of them had his kg broken, - another, her col- Lir. bone dislocated, and the third was terribly hurt : the. two Gentlemen that escaped followed us in a post-chaise with the report: Thin is a correct statement from one of the passengers who was in no way injured, except having hit leg slightly bruised." ANOTHER ACCOUNT. LEICCSTER, JULY 15.—Last night occurred one of those dreadful catastrophes, the result of driving opposition conches, the extent ut which has su stunned the conntey with horror, that si n ter people -for a time will not hazard their lives in •those sellictes ut fury and Madness. Two coaclics that run 1134 from litinckley to Leicester, hod set out altout ti sloes: imtlie evening. The - *first hariur descended the bill that leadi to Leicester, was obliged to stop to repair the hap ness. The other coachman from the'top of the hill saw the accident, and seized the mom e nt to give 'his antagonist the Aro by, and immediately flogged his horses into 0 gallop down the hill. The horses contrived to keep on their legs, but in the midst of their speed tooli fright at something I , •ing on the road, and became so inimanageable in the !lauds of a dt'unlicii coachman, that,•in,t heir sweep to avoid the object of 'alarm, the driver could not recover them sir as to dill. the post of the turnpike-gate at the bottom of the hitltp gad the velo city was so great, that in en instant the-•coacti was split into two, and b y . the tremendous shock three perrons were dashed to 'pieces and instantly expired, and two - other's ex pired a few hours after Wards in the ~-ri..-atest. agony; tour. were conveyed away in chaises for surgical' aid with- fractit - tal lioihs, and two tha i t were in the dicky behind were thrown with that part of the eiraeli to a great cjistance, and not toilet] hurt, fry falling in the hedge. 'The coachman fell a vi - ctiorto his fury and madness ; but society has to laMent the death of Miss Page, an - amiable yOlint; Quaker .arty arid her compa &oil, who were retiirning from a visit. in NVarwickshire;,the other two trofortniudes are an Officer's servant, and a per •01 of liiackley. It is tionnthat the Magistrates should put a stop to these outrageous proceediti, that !ave 'existed too long in this part of the coontrr, , he'grtat alarm of the in habitants in the streets through which these smashes pass. TIIE LATE DREADFUL FIRE. • ConoNEß's - N:Q.O EsT.- . --Vesterday eyening an Ingnisit;on was taken at the Ten Bells public house, near SVtal-fields ehtireli, on the 'bodies-of Gaspar Lielielan, wite,:Si t san`, hi s sister, W..oldlntin, a lodger In the - liOne cif Mr. I.;:zina Mary Blake, a s?rv;int in the house of Messrs 11mi - one and Taylor, adjoining, whit wi,re . bamat to death in ebtisetinenve•• of an - explosion and - fire whicis took place in John -street, Spitat fields, ottFrHay itobinson, of Catherine-wheel-alley, deposed, that aunt five rniouta s before nine o'clock on Friday nig ht he went to thetiouse of Mr. Lichelan,who %Vasa firesvorkonaker; Mr. L was in the shop, and there was then in the parlour at the rear of the shop, Mr. Oldham and Mrs. Lich - elms Mrs. Lichelau had just returned with some porter in her hand, and she, as well as her husband, intreated him to stop fur supper. , This he declined, in con , equence of fl.ll appointment, and he left the shop - ..ihnut two minutes Wore nine. Previous to this, however, two boys came in, and asked for some crackers and serpents.. Thuse Me. L. did not 'appear to have under the counter, wit re he nsitally kept them, and, as witness be lieves, he went from the shop to procure them. At this n►n tit he left the house, and had not got more than 200 yards 'when he heard an explosion, hut being rather deal, proceeded Li 4 wily until he had !rut nearly to Pet lonal-L4reesi. Until then he did not know what had happened. was in the haisit of calling at the house, and usually saw a number of fireworks under the counter, in 'the shop. On the night of the explasion he saw a quantity on one end of the table, in the parlour, while the cloth yns laid for supper on the other. There were also two candles burning..on the table. lie knew that Mr. 1.. had articles of an inflammatory nature in his house, qs the deciiased told him, a fortnight since, that he had sold out 501. in the Navy Fire per Cents. and-laid in a stuck. The deceased, and all the house at the time, was perfectly sober. 11. Potts, a youth t 1 sears of age, deposed, that he went in corni , anv. with another boy, a few minutes before nine, to the shop of Mr. 1,. and bought tw i t half-penny crackers.— There were none in the shop, and Mr. Old ham, who was lame in the hand, went down with a candle to bring some from the cellar. fie shortly afterwards returned, with a quantity of serpents and crackers in his arms, hut it appeared that he left ,the candle below. Mr. L. then served svitriess with the crackers, and he kft the shop. After this he 'proceeded to• wards Wesley's Chapel, on the opposite side of the way, and haying turned round-the corner, he and his companion had felt a shock, and were knocked on their faces upon the ground. Recovering themselves, they turned back, and beheld, fire works of all descriptions issuing; forth in every direction, and the premises they had just quitted in flames. They had not fired off their crackers, but, seeing what hail happened, buri ed them beneath sonic rubbish in the street. W. Th o mson and G. Birch deposed to having gone to the shop of Mr. L a few moments previous to the explosion, and purchased twa crackers and two serpents. Soon after they left the house Bich Went into a chandler's shop, nearly op posite and lighfed one of -them. which he thing up in.the air. After its descent it was again thrown np, but where it felt, whether in the direction m near the house of Mr. whether it was-burnt out, neither of these witnesses could say. Thi, was the %dde of the evidence as to the probable cause of the fire and explosion, which tou-t either have arisen from the candle being left in the cellar by Mr. Oldham, the , Pro bahility of the esker which lied been thrown up finiling its way into tLe shop, or an accident occurring; in the iiarlour, • where fire works were on the supper-table. Mr. Wright, a surgeon, deposed to the burnt and mutilated state in Which the bodies had been found, :tad which wits, no doubt, occasioned by the explosion that took place. The Jut y, . without the slightest hesitati9n, found et verdict of—Accidental. Math. Mr..JoNgs is now playing at the Birmingham .Theatre, where ,he" had his. benefit on Tuesday night. The play was The Lord of the Manor,• with the Masrerad..-!, which proved so attractive on a similar occA 'Sion at Coveut-Garden.—The house overflowed at an early hour, and thousands ) were turned away from the doors. The reeeipt was the greatest ever known at that Theatre : it amounted, to 30d/. Yesterday se'nnight a, shocking ,accident hap peaed at Sparham:—Two men, in the employ ut Mr.Chrlstuitts, of that pace, were at work in a when a larpe portion fell down and killed them on the spot. One wan, it is sup posed, had every hone hrck'en, as the body ap peared in that sta e when taken from the fatal ' ,l ace w here it ell. 'l2lley have each left a wile and large fami,y to littucitt their loss.---(Norwich Mercury, July 14) C n()w-tiNtEF:r. ' trir. stv 1 , 44 y nawnirA.; . 1 . 144ut Felii.wes and Ww:l - Et . etr s. %I'VE !sought to tilt . f i tveilier 4111,1 A (VA:1:1 , , WNO V.4.11tf4e.C1 ttr. ro with a breach of the priutce, co,iseo,'nert , :e vrivate inlorolation which they re ceirid on Sat:lnlay, `tint the rrisolivr , :' Were ::'runt to light a duel; discovered them 4)) the eve,iiil4. of tit t thy in a Belt!, tleaf !.,Attu, iu ter alit of itrclta iur to I 111 a duet, and beiog.avole4l with t 'navy were ordered to fiiid mail, the/metres in each, acrd two sureties in 4501. each. _ _ _ Yjsterd.ar Jo.veph Beti and long Mint underwent. an•exa mileition-; elrirge.l with lirealloi; oiien avid rolthing the Prince of Wales Cotree-honse, in I,eicester-pl at e, alioat two inonthq ago, and stealing , haul; notes to the al110:3:It of SOL a quantity .4'd silver, • several articles of value which the pri,n.er lihnt Loot . Neel' ,vlo.tre to find, al; he had lived for some tinge as a wititer in the house. They were : cuannitted for further tba.;l - QUEEN-SQUARE. DVSPERATE RESCUE.—Yeiterday ./Itehibald Iridtri., a re puted pickpocket was charged as sueh, and with .-.ssaulting Clarke, a constable, and promoting a rescue. Atter the per formances at the Opera-House for the benefit of the Watur• 100 sitbscription, Lavender and his party, seized, at the Opera- House door, Il'illiams alias Nesbitt, a noted thief, in the act of picking pockets. Ha.. - in;; secured and handcuffed him, Clarke was proceeding with him to St. Martin's watch-house, when, opposite to St—Martin's-court, the cuustable was at tacked hy a gang, and severely beaten, lifter which they res• cued the prisoner, wrenching of the handcuffs,- and throwiog theta into the street. /Pinto., one of this gang, xyas ztppre r . liended , ou Saturday Ili ,;ht ," pursuing his tisnal occuptitions•at the Operd-House.—Committcd fur trial fur the assault and fescue. COONTER - FEIT COlN.—Thonuts Fox, a Chelsea • pensioner, was charged by several persons in Westminster, keepers of public-louses, Aith uttering base coin, knowing the same to be counterfeit. In threc•instances he obtained trilliog ar ticles, and although he had the change about him which he had obtained in previous instances for base coin, he rein ,e4l to pay fur such articles except his forget! dollars and tokens were taken. This was ,done, and' he taken into custody. Mr. COLCICI }IOUS said the case was but tilu clearly proved;, to give the Officers of the Hank, however, an opportunity of at tend:og, he should auannit for a further examination.—Cum -milted accordingly. • II I'ON-GA RD EN. James Parkinson, Esq.' Newman-street, Secretary to the Einigraut Society, waited yesterday on the .11agistrates at this Office in - cousequenet of a pollee report he saw in some of the newspapers, r4Specting a French Lady of toe name of Rimi her; an m»igrant, supported by the bounty of the society, and stated in that report to he •used with great cruelty and oppres sion by a woman of the 'mote of Mary Bindon, with whoto,be lodged ;it No. l 2, I nWellinAt on - squnre, Sidnfouth-s: rest, (;ray's Lin-lane. The troth of the report being einifilwed by time Magistrates.-Mr. Parlonson then went to visit this oppressed old Lndy, at her presort loagings,. at the hou s e of Mi.. 1l illiatu Smith, iu Weilingtr-place, where she is now e„m••• fortably situated; where ou Inuiry, he _was made noire par tiChiarly itcy , oiiuted with her former cruel treatwett ;. he re turlit:ll to thi s Office to make the result of iris inquiry known to the Magistrates, ant. l to consult on 11,e steps proper to . be taken to bring the deliiiquenv4 to justice. We understand the Emigrant Society intends to commence a prosecution agai:?it Mrs. was committed to prisuo.on the last ex amination, but since liberated on her givitg bail; The al lowance to Mrs. 'thinker, :ion: the. Emigrant Soc!ely, is dl. lOs. a month. • • This day 6.147r . 8 . c a coal-faetre, ofthis port, w... 3 examined by the Nlogt , trat vs of this Borough, chi,r4ed tiring oda gun firm% ttie door of his horse, in • Culti;n:riail street', aboot four o'clock 'oil Thursday afternoon. It is slated" that Diddanis on. that daN.very tuna In and. his eundoct hod attcacted a Ar,:it concour, o f people is the street in whieh he res'oted; um! at s‘arie supposed of fence, had loaded a gun, conl;iiniug luilk, nuek,,oi`td small slit, which he pointed at the crtr.vd, an,l iliAel,ar4ed • one of t . ,:r halls entered the knee of a child of Mr. Bi shop, six of age ; another struck the 'thigh of 'at loan, lint did Jinn •no injury, from the fortunate circumstance of his harin,:; three ss. Gil. piece.. phrced together ill 11 . 1.4 breeches iweket, ag,,ino; tile miter onc of which the bail was Ileat. nearly tint, treat t...qure.s,uoli of it left out Iht, CUM. In the whole, live pLopre were struck, bat 11,1114: sustained oily injin y hot the child. Lie is remanded for farther ex:amino- Cogricr, fie!y 74 • SCOTCiI 13ANKRUPTS. SEQUESTRATION. . July 11. Alexander Irvine Ross, cattle-dealer, corrf.mer chant. and farmer, T,rie Aberilt•eli , biir—CrediGffs' meet. in Noble's-Inn, • Cartichaugli, ‘:lst July, and 1 ith Au gust, at 2. • EXAMINATIONS, DIVIDENDS, Sic. John Dempsft', inerChant, Fort ruse, to be exantiped in the Sheriff-court 7 lionse, 1)ing.41,•22d ittiy and 7th at 12. p al -id Sutherland, hniitter, .I , ,,dinhah, to he exaMined in the Sherilf-clerk'sOtlice there,' 17-„n and 31st July, at .2, ,' lto!)ert Gym.lay, merchant, St. Andrew's, to he examined in the Shcriff:eleas-011ice, Cupar,-Vititjuly, at. 12. • , (eorga! Underwood, .nierchant, L,,,liertiy, to be eK;lmined in the Sheriff-clerk's Olicc, Dumfries,• 1961 duly and Ott gust, at 13. . . David I.ilachlovi:, sheep and 'cable-t4aler, Craig:honse steatk.Duinfries-shire,to.he ekuntined it) the Sheriff's' (Mice, Dumfries, 18 July arr.: 2d Au4ast at 12. George . Milne, merchant Stout:haven, to he &Am:lined iu the Court-room there, 15th and 31s,t Jul„ at 11. - Creditors .of - Clerk and Ross, .mercha ,ts and insitratice brokers, Ediuhurgh, meet in John's Collec-IJou.se• the.re, sd Augnst, at 2. Creditura of John M‘Donalil, writer and hnitdcr, meet iii the Prince of Wales, Tavern thcre, 97th :Jiy, at 12. .__ • . Creditors of Angus M`Donald, merchant, Glasgow, inert in the Prince of Wales tavern there, .27th Jul; , ; at 12. . Creditors of. Scott Muncrieff Rob;.rtson, .mercbauts, Edinburgh, meet, in the Royal Exchange 24111 Jule, at 2. - Creditors of Robert Il‘Master, grain -dealer at - Montcur Mill, parish of Kilwinning, meet in the hinter o f J ames lifi bertson, spirit-dealer, Irvine, 17th duly, at IQ. Creditors of GallawayoneVehilitt; Edinburgh, meet in the Royal Exchange Coffeehouse there,,23tli :Lily, at 1. Creditors.of James and John Brownlee, farmers acid horse dealers, llouningtoo, near Lanark, meet in Peat's inn, Lanarlt, 21st July, at 1 , 2. Creditors of James Dow and Co. merchants, Glasgow, will receive a dividend at the office of Lawrie calif - Morrison, writers there, flits August.. Creditors of James Flouter and Co. merchants, Glasgoiv; wil-1 -re ceive final dividend from Dupla Bann :tyre, fuer thete, 27th J.tir. William Paisley, grocer tutu spirit-floater in FaitlOy, parish of Old Kilpatrick—Aaron Lt.al, merchant, A yton----John jewellerand merchant, Leith—John and Geo;- , ie Haul, own- ILerCiElniS,,Dl.lllhar—Ueurge Hood, corn-pert:haw., lafe in Berwick, now. iii Dunbar,. at Thomas - Kidston, men:Mff, Glasgow, have applied for discharges. . . YARMOUTH, JULY l4.—The town 11E15 been filkd during the/ week with visitors "from various causes of. attraction, but principally the water frolic, the cricket match, and the music. There was never remembered so fine tui asienHage of boats as on Monday. The day was delightful, and Braydon !.;littered .• to the stn with; gay. streamers and White sick. The wbole prospect was animated, and beautiful, and 243 boats Were et/tufted. After takin . g di 7 uner at Bitrgli, the boats returned, and i n The ek - ening there %vas a saifing match by nine boats, for a silver cup, which wa, %von by Mr:Dowson's boat Cossack ,111 a very sit perinr style, of sailing. The clay's O OHHISOP,III conclruled by a fire-Ship being launched with Bno- . naparte on its poop; after being toned round the fleet of plea3ure-boats, ‘vhielt were moored, the ship was by Neptune. (Mr. Joseph Penity),sin on lire amidst the acelattiat , :ws of -thousands of spec t"utor"s ; soon after which the tyrnt %vas blown into the air; . and at the'explo,sion thete .vas age- neral cheering for a considerablti otter w;ii,'h the Company •parted highly gratitied with their dity'i a;11116eillLilt. LINDON TITETS ., 15e. ' 4( 1 ) ;y 1:: ,..___ .., ,, ,r_f . (... 2 : t i t i k 2. l. : " E ic idi a m. f k iti :.. 4,. : j; , Az i,__:__ ;_ i_ ,- '__ . 'l': : ' t : ;) l' :i e i r o '' aail 26: - tlit i aL '' i .. ::::: l 4.::: r 7 ',: , 011:::. , 1 4 : "41 J 3 ' ;:;:i. ' L 3, 1 , ::1 1-:1-i i i t : ' - ' 4 . 1 1: -Ill a itliTritN oir Ici[E.ve [N . 2.).:tr . : l ''' l' _1 i , ., .1 0 z3 1 8 :: 80 _z_. ---' C l a t t 4 . :::: ' t , 3 l: f d l i . 6 3:: i i i B .i i -- - -:..._........,..- --- ....,..,....- - :".' ' 3 :: tt . . 555 ::: : : a j , : I , ii , 1 i....-... . . . . . . , ; 6... ~ . . . . . : ; :, .7 , . . 4 : l ? ---- - - - " .. 7 . .. ... ------ . . . .. . ... ". ._ . . 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