The Sun. — London, England, 1811-05-07 00:00:00

T i l ir t lcr • I , ll= _ h3l/0 1);1: 1 ,!1' 4014111.Iti:d for Bank Notts. He now s!atei of lii,, Commit Let. the sums which, had beenerrined trol - 4 theyeo - 1775 to 1777, Thole made a t otal o f ,00 01 . A moll a 0 ( o- • 11 1 n od cl to }"r 43,000,0p01. if W. allotired,' +tilt t,t iltis 8,000,000 i, might . nit : he& or exportc,d, there most stdkenteine, at the, end of t7O, a5,n00,0n01.. Ilanklitork. The klo- Cmmittee - did not :11wayS rest upon * eAidonCtl on this sublet:l . . On this subjeCt, having • m ade ; 1,01y)e Obit7VV;ALIOn , to speak of the - prescrit scarcity (it In. one county, that cc ,m;ty hint k.e, as beAt known, the, propor , ti u n c,inttihlit , :ct tel ihe rekenue tOrmeriy nmourited to 1,040,0001, Of this 5001, by fn the prft used ordinarily to he paid, in The alterations which had talon place made its pro.. Fein roportion3,64o,oool. of winch time not more f t,pi - • or t t ,nOOl. \k :us in specie. Shier: gold had thus r,rro, - 0411 tit eit,:n;-nion, it WWI OVI":LIMITt That . 50010 FnibStittite , Sh(l , l Wt TO not dolf, if a eirculaiot 1Tte,i. 1 0nt. , , ,, ./yre not key up in something proportion to out widely extended trade; what a sin . 4.:$ must otir t:t•ntner 4.:e and our nonufaciures eNperietwel Thr: tit must h a v o on theexchange \vas also to be do-toed .der oil the elreuttistates,, the giving a c.h, • cl ,- , to 11,y,, circulatiut?; medium nniSt 13Tnyt! , the most irltnuion thing that. could be do , 'L.. • This had par; adon,led by Sic \'v' 11.1111 klvv. hi() . the. Gointnitt ,, , o f adoptirq the inevair , ..t , rotepo.!l. 10, it were,better-to,o.ive clr:ct to tbt2cir,,,:ni iiiout,.but to continue Vigilantly Iri watch it. l'ho etldence of the Continental tnerc hints, as given before the Comruittee, came to thiS, ilyit gold was worth no mores than piper, but for . /. , : , :portation ! .11, was - of no use withont:tr:iitil ;Ind tierjuiy. Thc, experi,mcc of it eenimy h3d proved tkit I h , .t.llank - Company might budep , Thled on as stl l :3sant ti4ly corrf,.!tt to the ir fits. Sir F.Barity;.hiiii not 1.1!?.,,0tt0f, o pipion tif4t a positive htv It." 15 to corny..l thew to r2 , 51 .. 10 0 t . cash p^t'nui rut at o iime, lice lied ordy.ttio,ugin it would bt: tktt ptilic - sle,*,ld have pro» vet , ventity ;hot they sh , --oi them whe they could. It uroidr..t l b fi x a fieriod ate whiat the 1.3314:, rii , 'r Miged to ply. in specie, .:vultAtiver tlrielit be the prig of,gold. The obikqviitions tho 1,4,1 t, 11 1,0,01 c, Ly au, H on. • Friend nt . Iris, th9u.gh wasi stne th , t lion, Gen, thman had nothing in tictv btu tie good, though c0u , ,,1.1,t , •:t. lia : i heen by the purest t001iv, , 4, lie C.Otild:lnit ihink 'peeve been nett; 1,,1 some of his opinionti rieigg been statid to the puhlic , , , , in that rionottrable Gcntlemao presei4,and be bad ue. yer tittered sylhible to any one ' ll ins 21iience, r,vithotit expfts,ing .t . tie . ..satue cop : . vitlinn of the oprilitiss of Ois intentiOns. , Had a thing - of the htid rpirle from en indiffo;ent luand, it would lrad 10.1le or no etrea on the public"; . but, suiv , i l, :c l high charaaer ot. hiS flonnorable Fficod, by the imooriant ti . !wilion he had held and great tpflici , tl tll, - c;r,iiwcrence6 welts very 4411 , rimt t o h',G;,r, lil OttiC'EWltie hive ben. , 1111.! result. (14 , r0 111, , Ri ; ...,1;1. lion. .ntleoran connuitit. ert at I , : , ) , L i,tti mi. the Passages iri Nit. flushis• soo's is 'll4l , a cworarison is male be twr.t-ri tile. 11, r t. ~:, of. .11dr. LAW, and tlot in ti„t• s polen iii a being Iriok. ed upon as ;•1 itooitt n pasa His I knOnyable . Friend tt Ora on to ~Ay there was 'difference incen 0 ot iincoined and one that l o ud ,been cooed o t . the, s.::11(:' but - that Ow latter bore which proclaimed. it to.he of a cer tain finon L ett o , 0 !h.! World, I 1 any man who 14s. brl, him, might de-, l*lticl a pf),IA o! debt, he most carry a rir, whiZ7e and then ho . Most 1,, 4-, plate :.:;:s.ainly in which be could msay it. In . ;t.,s.tyd.. , g . aod (I,:putes ati , e s fitt, is ih 1:1.:!iloy plan was formed 'w loch wrre, to shake a long establishtd proposing it (ound (liemselyes in voltcii difficulties. He thew made senne Honourable friend's re: 11'ra4.4 is .c of trade, repeat:A hls s without doing O H, as it would check 1, l ,nr sotntita6tories, and throw ~1 There how of 61151 ik: he did not be present, His Lion. :}; be Oulu the market ; but it c &Vit . * an equivalent, tut 6 i ' , en t nation of things (wh en we sent out, lit vle for other I):nrs42o, •,, given. It the is , ties of the .tiank t, ere not c cd.041, it was his belief .we should b e able t o es i conoterall our prese nt, t h ere watt' thlici a kiL.lo+. - 0 of trade against us, "Wit (tic sy,tein w:l5 101) , monsttous tO last, • If gold enuid v p ot an Ll' cO . lO , , d, of what L.l6 ' t,! WOnld it hc. i it it fetch 41. .si. 1), , t - ounce,. or even if it voulu ieicit but 41.'85. it would Ito melted, and in stantly viitysti ;Ivo]. Was it for thtm to say the Compaoy ',hr u. 1,1 find gold.; when they knew not whemn cli 1d tie found ; 'and v‘heo, if it were lona( ~, though inutoi.s . them, :vonld be Pro tio4tive of no tuft outgo to the taeople? ' lhe tireBc‘iit situation Of thiogr, NV, I !; P.C) be acfzottnted for by tlip MOrnitrOUS e 4 :AO , ' , lited Fronceikithi;: t tic I:h.t three years. l'hon:,,,h directed in A nlCastlin us, they were i1`;1 &reeled tuereiy a4aiost itc:s co t , u • try,'•but hopes of the' world: If, then ; any'rnischiet * to Out 'bete tite: - : InNed it Woilf , 3 tg.!! -tur, ;•:tarl I ICA b y 6 1 , 1re 1 ke , 4 , It :; ' , 4 :h ' 0 ; A' i if the ,V , fore 1101), t uneri. L't') 5,10 1. .1 tlritl no, i si :;: (in IL: ,•••,- 14ouse would !:. , . gry tt.) Mr; ~1 of , the tbr. i c t,: a more of . . , 7 " pk,;;; • quitiA amplification, i'; ,, non Sty 1 :;. , the. .ilonse old i.Ln U 71: ON ; Frit - LILA bLIM,44;4'ICi:J rate Of evl:ain.j;eniidligil priers 011ieFib 117tiie - ' owing to live ex - ef-!;s Of Bank paper. He .vgretted much that the Of the House was not called to it Some years ago 5 , but the, enctlinstance of is necessity,, eyen fir t.it%it ported, should induce • thcin at the present moment to be more particular, espeeiaily as. ilve.Bank' had been since invested with 'so great apower, by means of, the reieridion of call tiyinents., He woeittuantertake to proye that the qaaotity of the paper currency had an uni'vetsal tittence uta the ate e exchange and price of com modities. The , Bank - Directors of Ireland, and .some of the ., Bank D.reCtors here, had 'de!..ied thiA in their ,evelence, .but -he I,V:is, IleVL4ll,e- NSS, indi,reed tO Maintain, trorat..ntt obsersadtin of many , tads. tlfat increasing the Taantily of eircui, lating medium- Must lessen its value. , In the year no, the Bank Directors, artiug under the emergency of: the moment, , resorted to the new principle of limiting their discount*. Was it pos slid,: to deity that, bullion , .should share the foe of all other commodities fm • speak of it Iniw they would, arr nscribe to. it what sacred- qualities they pleased ; it was nt ill a commodity, and nutliing more? What was meant by the exchange Was ,rhe relation between the circulating medient of our Country coin- nared-with that of, .or hers 5 and if this circulating met.hein was .increAscd, us value must be n e cessarily 1782 the. hank of, England, being alarrird by the draiti upon it from:. all quarters, adoptal the novel sod extreme step of reside. t o t . ; th e loan', acrd limiting the kyle of, Bank paper. In 1795, as lie had already stated, they re , sorted to the same meastne. It had been suggested by some, that the balance of trade produce all the inconveniencies under which ,we at present 'suf fered,. and which the motion was intended to • me:ly ; but he would ask of those Gentlemen to imagine a country in a 'state of , nature, and in . - qnire,_how that would sect tinder similar circurn- SiaritXfs. It the balance of trade was against us, whether, we paid in gold or in commodities, it •Mattered - very we should have to pay kilt as much as would be necessary to bring it into a relative proportion with the circulating me= (limn.: A high rate of interest would in this easy arise: It was evident; from what he had stated, and from n recurrence to: history itself, that pre.. yio , as wallet year 1797 tho Batik was in the habit of limiting the circulation as a' means of correcting the ii. preciation of the currency. • Between the. years 1792 and , 1793, no unfavourable exchange had taken place, but ..w h e n the war broke 04: there was itnatediately, a tendency, to excess. In -Hamm . burgh the great restraint and. prevention of. ex cess was ,tba prescribing al no liinitatton to the tate of interest ; but herd there was .no such rule; nor bad the Batik, ever since the period allUded' to, adopted the same principle of mitigation as in 'the •Inrmer instanced. The. Right Hon. Geotlemanisad . complained that the itAtne.of the 13304 of England tr3s eoo pi tl ,cl with dntt of Mr. Law. He (Mr rri .iornto o) allow that there were many pints in which the cases,difiered, but there were• some its • which they apla:ared to agree. Mt l a awdooked.to security as his great object ; he .Would 1101 (rU*I to cora t yleree, nor to bills of exchange, but to land, and ,t hat not to laud . in general, but to two-thirds of land. The wink boast of the people of France was, that. rrs.tt.ey had lowered the rate`of interest,- they did not fear excess. The,Bank of Paris, which was ' founded upongohd security, afflir i led do instance of • the fallacy of this opinion. In 0105, the war having broke out, and Government wishing.to raise money, „ v i tt in paler tia iine Bank,. by angmenting it product:Cl a run which was nearly :fatal to it ; in .41 short tithe after the Bank of ..Paris stopped pay. .wilt, and adopting the ineaspre of, limiting its paper, opened, , again, and ; found no difficulty in going• on :iv 'Committee was,Blso appointed, which laid do:ko c--train rules for its condudin all fut u r e tros oc ti o „, Trier( was a variety of •other principles which ,Vent to time saute lrtrint. ,The Swedish that of, p a rr s , lent upon interest.; and this led taut to notice a principal error of the ComturtiLe, who s,emed to take for granted. t hat all flanks on t he cont harlot were mere dellendAuts on 14. Government ; but if he under— stood rightly, there were Many nit the Continent , which; like England and Paris, loot out on .interest; and might be stain to be, in soitio degree, 'indeper• dent ot the Governmeots. In Dernerara and dent rom the paper had lost oriethird,olitsiormrer. Value. He was anxious, in the midst 'of thesoobservations, to natation the House nnd the country akvdtivt that blindness which yvos,natoral to men,, which pre venteti hint from seeing the danger to which, he was. exposed; and induced him, upon nil occasions, to conceive himself the centre of every system. In the life of Washington, weakiwss cydli reeorded of tha people of that day, who always referred the precut don to the statC of trade. When a Batik became. as great as Om( of Farglnntl.,•it was of the utmost,drn , - portimiT, to k)t* to them general principle. He dicfnot think the Batik of England godly. of any: particular; excess;, but on the other hand, he felt hitoselfbound to stare, that if the Committee lad done nothing else than call tlik attention ot Parliament to the principle, or referring to the skate of exchanges, it should have his support. 'roe Itt.HvainGentlein to, and every Batik DircNor, had . said that it had nothing whatsoever to do with the iitistion but it they did not look to y , wouid part With their standard.. In . the; ors 17 , i ,;;.1, 17 lii, acrd 1797: t .Bank had acted on. t h„ hurting trite-,p4per }slue to increase its bi6i)r.' so. that the praCtice Was in favour of the. t he or y they rt.:tead. fle•linew the inconvenience of any stiV...Ni .111,;:rotion in the system of the Bank . in England, tilt:rt.:foie did nut mean to rechrit mend it ; L.ar did hp wish to andyip Ile 1)': question ;let; ii .ii.olidp;ly in ;; old. Ire, derived some h o p e roto e fl et'...l hug tlwl . 111 4' e exchange hild.sulumital rer oo t, tre d tisclf the }ems 1803 arid tBu ;it was! :ie.syttn.il,lr ter 1,4,i - A7t.t from thenc e th a t ii tt,i li . re. cotia og,no, I..tie neglect of tiii.l.piniCipi c ,‘A loch would be to commit every 'ding to and omit the only itrAtic;4l,lo it Might be sail, that tr,o. evil An ~J. Ilona, of wasonly au wo eo 0. r „„ e t ret t v., in height; that cectatii4 A u g h t i n , the; 141 t , feencd . that . height, was neatly if' rid entirtly : accomplished: they , io ii satire eonisetor tt..n scats "n i gh t le! as , oci:-.1 it woof IOP .1)641. to dilira:iiitat i.hc ~+ r.',f ~.~ ~ v tertur.l. at No, 4, 514rtlf tt /t s pw t eo 4 en,! PubliThed by ‘vit.i..tAM ARMI Stttitioi, wixd* 4,ivatisenteras, ()Ideas k tilt Paper, kettist - e , for the ii:ipcjrs — s - the titearti - Tifblinging t.s tortud, -- tiftiCh anght be 'done ; but if the determination. were to reject-'`t bat ehjeet altogether, and carry a C:iffererit measure, with,a high hand, they tnight continue and even increase the evits of the country.' rth e fact; lie believed, was, Out we were ,unwitling pay ' the price (or the recovery of the standard. When' the the Comrriirtee ma& its report; the balltice of trade was seveween , millions - in fa‘'nur nt n ; in the last year it was much less; but in the year 180) it was more so than ever. Mr.,VANsiTTART ros2, amid a general cry of Adj(alro ! upon which Mr. WHARTON moved that the debate should be postponed till to-morrow, and that the Crantuittee ask Icave_to sit again. The House "having re4unierf-, the Chairrnon re ported progress, and obtained leave for the ColliOlll - to sit again to-morrow; Adjourned at Half-ost One. MAI LS. • - A 0.4 Iv! D.-1 Cadiz, 1 IV:tut-turd, nuit—z Dublin, i WA. PRICP, OF Wr()C - KS THU t%.1)( A r T wki,v it c ov i . o c K , • CottSols 64i 65140:4. Attn. 64i S . 0 N. suLcm 5,11.112. DICAK E. riesunt AuDEA: ? L 0 Niio N, . TLicspAY, MAX 7, 1811. SotOelettil4 A Cl*(.; yesterday received from Franco, which state, that a . vat , was certainly on the eve a bre;‘kitig out between France and ittisia, cotifidcntly, stated, tl.at BUONAPARTA ,1.11)0t1 t L point of setting nut to take the command ci the' army on th,,! Ittlfi:ii2:l frontiers, and that 13,RIITIIIE tO COUdLJtt {1.1( - -• War in Spain. ,The retreat of A'LASSE/i/vAIaS at length been made. known in France, but the'circumstancei under which it ;'as . made I . rive been carefully kept secret.-14wetvA,' PARTE'S continental system, as he retms it, is NO ducing the most disastrous eflifits in - Paris, and in deed throughout Fran& ;, almost all the great Coins tnercial !louses have stopped payment. It is.saal, that accounts had reached France of the suirende.r of Piguerns, in Catal9nia; to the Spasiiardi— I gat I icon consisted of 3000, men.. . . - . Sorne:apprettensioo: are expressed in a Morning PaPer, that. MASSRNA having refreshed his army at Saittnanca;'willagain advance and resnme. offensive ; operations. \V. fwlieve there-is very little:founda tion fur these (apprehensions.- IVlAsscisA may make some - demonstrations towtrds the North, in older to prevent any detachment beingsent from Lord \V t.. uro'rou's Army toward:s the South bnt unipts every account which -we 'have reCeiveif 'gro + ly , inaccurate, MAssKNA :Will not, for a Tong time, ixt kcondition to resume otliornsive operations on the side of Portugal. Four thousand f i fty - more guineas have been found ort board the strip scut into '.l)over last wei.k. It t supposed slie wilt be pulled to pircds; . 1 very iron ballast is liollowvil to ri-evive gold. She i 3 called the New Uni6ri"ol . 1,011100. -• ' Ahick 04 . w414(41 ti‘e huridrid utfered .on Collvietion tat tilt,• pelson of p-I'soOS pOiS`Citiei.l t troughs at ,titwmarkvt, it is io bit Itcycil . the t ‘vrotates.‘vill bt: utbcovered arid • c; I It SC 1-4 111'S, iditar Iki. (post-paid) CADIZ 11141 L. SEVILLE, APEIL 9.—On . the 7tlv in the evening an Aid-de-camp of Moßma's• arrived from Badajoz with dispatches, whose contents must be very im portant to SOULT. This Aid-de-camp took 8 days to perform the journey, and was attacked on the road by one of our partieS, who killed six of the BO dra= goons who escorted.him, and captured 'bur horses. On the same daY SOULT reviewed his troops, in fantry, cavalry, and civic troops; altogether they only amounted to 1,884 men. _ At the same time arrived an Aid-de-camp which SOULT had sent to Granada; he relates that SR.. BASTIANI was ill of a conluniption, and That his troops had taken the dira6tion of Jaen, because the Army of Murcia had made some movements; SE. BASTIAN! had only 6000 men, and the parties annoy him extremely. _ On this day, likewise, some detachments of horse and toot marched horn hence, in the dire:lion of Rothinillo and Poertos. ' On the sth, several Aetachments of dragoons : en » tered this country, ninny of them dismounted.' On the batteries of Cartop there are daly erni.loyect got) tountrymen and 200 soldiers. • It is said,that VICTOR: Itas written to SouLT, beg ging gtertades, assuring him that he i, in hopes of shortly being able to obtain : posseSsion of the Isle of Leon. To night, although it rained, .SOULT, with an aithde-catup, and 12 hbrsemen;went tOview the works of the batteries of Cirtuj r, St. lean, ,ke. MAnain, MARCH I 7.---The partizans of. the in trusive Government have proceeded with - much eagerness to spread the report that _General 13LAs.s had declared himself dictator, seplrating• himself from the Ildgency and hlB two coadjutors, and dis selved the - Cortes. r 4', , ........slo.por PLY•tviotlT;l '‘l • " . - —, ~. Al 5,--Arr ved ilie p,.rtit brig zsperfp,za froiii Ibe ;.-1-iVan't-a.), wioi aC. of 10, IN`ood •iv.,nt capt uredby the 1...',,....icu pl it llt.l/idtrtiriti -gliftirtliancljetaken by his j Si - 's hiptc!Sitvt. Crot, P. 13, 4'. ftsor.t;.f le •P ri ' ',-.tt,:er 11. - .ld car orcd 1.1 few doys reviou , Oa b ri g .44:venture, belonging to J •rAly or Altletsey,,tAt' ' j`"l'aica, %vitt' , a valuable eargi), M id si., 17.0,111.10,p, mune - ut‘Jt.nown, wit I, a Larc,,o, float llit)tflillit:0, bound to IJundoo.. f ., ' . 'Arrived the. llern; I,At,:c, front ulo,g,rx? \''''ll3 cargo of row, fur :;,is ts Al.T...st)'s Vh.tortlialg 011ice•it this port. . I.lis NT id t ' 1 ''' C'' - '4,- ',.,', i . 1111 onannon his I,tellillei ngaSenl , in ht4re the Ana:tic-au brig Boie in B,too. 0001'11 lial'ter, frout J;.t \onnc., A 1111:1)S(..'1,06.• 10;4' W , r 'N4''''avil-t.:1:;11 til;e..dickate. s sioop O ' f Nt.'ar, en d the ji ld achocnn.tr,, with a tioet of light it-an:vats, coo'olfg of about twelve soil, under convoy, for PottilloP'' . • , I.)ovER, IN.LAY. 6...—The brigrs IldcorSe Fliend 3 14 I.l:sperance, which I , stated to. yO,, to bpi; beep chased on the rocUti. Linder the South FON1,11)111 French privateers, are totally Y' keel i awl the brig Rowers of 'Edinburgh has act ofr.titid come itt. ... .....-- DEAL, bound , • a.l $lllOOl 'vessels under couv ov of Cie belfi.yr . . , war. . , MAY 6.—Sai!ed the whole of the oa t " rd ; - ' it-ii• S.iiirti Lip; M3jlstv's shipq San Donr4.l9, ~..' b , - 'Neigh, .11,,d_ford, Bellona, Titian', iitid 4(.‘"iiil,ilf oft .I:l*liiiii o- 0. , . . . n i a u r s : e c c o o tt i s ig pi gt i j i v e ee y ili a Rio t iiißvic:rnecii::: 4 y . 3 jo ill, 1, relit: il l A ., 1 : c o o r: ----....----....... Accounti hove been received or r` very exul°n!`‘ ,Ir., Osborne, Sub:fteasnrer :.! the Soto.' o f g il. vet sation, It liners accurate. . , A 1 11,CCIS11 theirWtl4: i inVe4tigiitC their (it' ll : O t t.ll l I i: 1 i l ): 11 Lill ikSt'ill:rfimlutlii ' ' ' 0 clerk I b..- - ----s, native Indian., borrowei. tat! , „,., ''' ilifir ttliat.. stoma ot the trtortey•changers to rorx • i _ ti ,„ % !;.) ecmlplde Mille. passing. es:Au-00ton, aswitilltotilltt ct!‘ w 1 1. the sums so borttovied lit d4y , t i e d , „,,, , ,-no nol Ow least doubt that these sots v.'• , •''" t ~,,, ~3 entrusted to their custody ;. but Ntr",9.1,1:, ofv6 finding. the balances accurale, cLi.r,pcq.i ,••.' , ci i, c ,i the wilote of the ticasore eveiy tvgll4 lb''' In lite - . • • I • ping tt In _lts posiessiOn, . 1, veti 1 0 (/6' PO i'r:ll7lelli r kl r ri t v i ruin Chi,i!,ifik,g4lllll•l6erv°lltll:l4)lll:,di,''ll:;,:;l::,,°ll:,,icl„ agalnsl the 11e, (ii Sir, 04burne• . 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Several witnes,es, ultive Indians, v., O _,,J, by Ili! t° Provo that Ow) 1, •d 1r.,..en towsprred vi'iiico,tta public, aoir)tdd ttll'tealtr a ilrii)sit'etitioi(lllll;,..:,cltiLl:riali'll°,l, ttative.Clorks in the Tr eastiry to proctitC,,,j of tai * of Mr 085 L •. • )1) o r 34 Pk'', j oe . • cane, 1 conjutatit . lit,to. scaa:iiGdlid,ell:ler3gtiei:Cs2u:Liti°-1tntr):1:11:41:°r15;.4:::111°11::°;;;;11:bi;titru'rl'::1°1'1:4'11:1; . ~ ~„4011 I.l h B e o9 l3 . 4l. l , 7l . e ha ti v oo iri t g i . h t e l a u rd io o : i i g „ t i be at t l i cl ii r ,el , ^i i i,ds b o e fo y oool)ool : living itt a sutitptuous tomtit ,•!r itioct)i. ;0 4 cal,,ri,:i scanty,.. Pay i :that to two litl :.""' .: 4010. t, )rotit ob,cnrity to oitsfilit. 1, ~ii,,-,:, ,•"'-' ' •., ~ i,rt I , i I' ''' ''' ,ice 01 !,11ey ltd . ten tics, ,s,,,tneti,u., i ••• •' ,„ II ' , ' iii ,,. , o ling ill 'Weir pusseshion. '•,', ,:"' '' l " . tut,):, ..tr Lk design e. ij‘i. 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