The Sun. — London, England, 1811-08-30 00:00:00

E t I 1. r ~_ 4~ 4. '~s_'a,.~._.B, me Coil ; p.:(c1 , 41 torgive me 'lot tmt lotting you it :sooner. " I remain, " Yr, ir sin ,ere afld aiti.ainnnte wife. " AMY STERLING." " December 5, ISco." Mr. W. contendetl that the style and manner of this cotresponrletice ft‘rnished intrinsic evidence of Its being n•l't hing more than a contrivance: and that the description itselt which Mrs„ S. had giv.en.of the tfmlsae.tio. , bet wt-en her and Mr, K. con ained,indu tillable• marks tit tint f.ilittliooi.l of it. Tie, cotre.rporideneit'li bated the sth December. And yet on the Sth, the next day, Captain Sterling and his wife anent the evening at the house of, the complainant ; , t bat the parties were i,ll on terms of, cordial ity, and that there was not the slight. • a pi, ea ian c „., o f any alteration r in ibis. behatiopi, ofeit her Captain or Mrs. Sterling to#ards tjy4cout-- Mi „W. midi; some further observations, tending to, th:ta fidsel , ond of the defendant'll ants of in other rtlpectS, a► d concluded hy stating, that haprelied mainly on being ahie to prove to the satisfaction of the Court that the cline of criminal conduct, as st:w. d in the an swer, vas, ontrue ; that the defend , ant kne..w it to be untrue ; and that the cor reir,otlence 'bet ween hint ;Hid Mrs. S. was a wicked Contri tatice to farther his, purposes of 4xtorting n coloplainnit, Wes', jtlr, . sworn rind examined by Mr. • Ntr,,, , ,Ji wa s e , s,iys t,e is brother to .Mrs, ,Kitson and Mrs. Sterling, 01 1 the evening, of the tith Deeem -1,1 List, tie clefendont, ,, Ciptatn Sterling*, and his wife, called, at my house, at .Ilycul14; riter con treasirig, a few minutes, I accompanied them to the •house or 11 short distance, where we dt'art tea, and spent the evening, They appeared 113111et,ia11y cinetful; did not übserve , any distance tie.teg,t4t . s,lt rte the pirl tit Mr. Kitstm ;. I remarked nothing rartkc.iai in C Ctmduct, ex -0,112114:. my aisir sisters rented lo4ether, I have violet? i'eet;titeter.l..Ctip'itin Sterling appei,tri•il thin rit if,n,lghtfut thin ddring the otter part of the e' ening ; •all p irtfes' se arated in apparent cor rii.,lity, I . hatte'''reNsilii know it to'have been she 6th, t, , enise.the next day, th , ..! 7th, wls Mr. Kit -6011..i hit ',-,' +` 7 i . .ir•e'iveti two notes, one fiont Column tit , g, rin thel• I Oth; rntgl on., (tom Mrs. Steihn , ! on the t id), requesting me to give him a Lill at (itotes produced and real). T went OVi r on thr trot ping of the I ith ; soon after. my arrival C,tpritt she i ti!ed me a pistol case: nie t hei tk e chest ‘Voile 6v e. Woe Inotthig at their), Sterliiig..asked toe, 'if l rein6nthered One ev,n ithe that Mr. li..tson called an int-ntion tn see niy t wit' ! o,wf,s,altsent, :Ma in ‘alotif lie is' now warried, and that , ; , .on . ill ter 110'eanitt Toe into an room, ' tint: to!,1.011. :that : Mr. , Kii.ain ha i• )11 , aved no le to' ; 1 •leplieti renternbereh the cit cow atanc.4. of K'.t , ;on lioviri t t - coiled, "owl that nry'oeldesr ;in.( :C. rs. 'K :113 , atrii', and S nail CAficti tile front the hit that..l do not. reoittiOer ' 11).1 lint I Bad s i t that N.l,' silt hipi belittVol.rinit r • t, fti r, tor.l eta) not think "I t. , 4a h :ve tOrgot . it had „Le SA d so. Mrs. Stern , Kitson:h . :it in tile fVolit liaS a turgt!cluvr'lnjd two: clutkis iota. lie havk• ver.4:d the witidnykl t;peaf; th;le door font tile lint! into 'the'' , aek vetaad t, alto ; the front `veranda has Only shuiter4, ease sloit day, neither:gt,iss wit; s nor Venetians; part of the shtrlters knight t, ave I .w , n 419 t ; the 'louse is siTo:itte' mo a - taken oil the hack .nngles-of the ;. 1 as in 4lt hie t cranrio petUtps' It' "tlii tat be tht,t house 4 4 j,ine 1,6, 11,.(490 WAS 111,1%*, I. hriod hint I ine ; ten' inintites atter my Sister, tale tio', 001 Mt'. not lent tin inure t 1 an". it'.(ii..otter of .:ill hour otte,,; ‘ 4 1 1 , 6 ii „ t any pid.i016432 01 a4itation' in my sister; nor did her they,. appe,,r-to hi rlittttthtei. ' :'ruin' the iiitil',.ttnnt I vvair it . .v.,,s..,ittipos`sible for itily rei ti t at i ot , to tweiti tie e.:,!t±,, kit' i h, - .ll' I 11 - 11.iSt hat e ti&.t; t.l it; tin!' 1101 .more than twenty-I'oor fleet•": the 14,11, anti I bok,a,..caticiiiplighttlit .my },trot , to the frktnt, ve r:4ll(tal`lllriel'oo,;"yik6il ht. 'l'6 the 1.3ae1t," VgrAnda.. v.is . ,oloy 0 ,, t; ct.toir and a desk, and'a,palan ko,m. to the titan y;itly eldest: sister liied ,i. 1 1 .10 ? , ,,• arid ytyk '6!:w:4 4 y), on, a iistergutowit,"that ,6 0 „,, qa ,mts. gtetiiitesi.t)ond tw riiiit g , the e ,,.l„bi t • ."44.!1; it berliPn(l.. , :triti . iqt:, , till it long vt..Sk.exarnjulation ) . .• ~,,,tealeol her wittieilos were tkarnitiPtlC r )itys be: is ..tudge. , ,lal VoeatO! ter.J of Chu IStltilitii y iii there were ot , jeCtiiiiit s iii Ii by Cainmitr Sterling to ' ut en an t•Cann -41 Av At*,lns,”r the thin. l;otrpanv's Engifieers, • Major [toners "Viocciit, of hts klajesty`i, R. 410 Regi ment, Ipta , i Cap :iii Stlttityt'lle; qt in;i 47th Itg :Elting criininal intercourse 14/ tit hi., woe, Amy West, And which she 'was reAdy to , (101)05e it'rite Clairh. hy, 4TT. ADVOCATE-‘I4NKRAL. I , 'ul tong hsppened to induce mil' to think' that any alt the f..;etitterneit 0hjf.:, , ...h-d-to were guilty, t l y d ess( , tallt~ytirt*ecin of the 14:;atielteg trtetii, sw, in and.esaintneci by :Mr. VVouct-' nouo "12ne delvnualit chat ged toe with It tyintr cTintinat cooverotion with and tli:t afit , but that. -di vo3old c o ni es , i t anti go s, it I..ctid ..keep in it seer:t Ite..wonlii tor- E .- ivy. I N od there •witS tio touryblion tor such a ;4,,, r g e, Ste!!rill Went ditty as 1 stypt)Se(i. to 1 bii n g NrS. ; 1 waited 'about ten isiinuttl,. and sty.).l.y tyttc . i . Copt, SStethug Caine in flail brought Al(s. r4ilail l. '4 7l . 14 1 W said tiLst I way, trot tai ; . 7 , person./ . c_, rtris rued tic Mr. Aavoca.Te.- I 11 t , r , 11)10,31, , r, , i) hi„.. 1 1 1 , 14 '3 cowpony, end 'Airs.:Gratalick was rue . -• , • recarter, Niacsltstosti, Alien 01).‘'s-t ved . , that lie novv,•conceived it to be his duty t • t ttp.ast euttt s n . cart t i n norrivte. sit a pt;,;Qp t Its It it~il: 114 u !ed hiS mind during the wip,le.day, . ti Nere or .5 slot. me.; Ir - funded.. 110 caHt.d ' the 'side of her husband, and conic ; no St 14 . •:),1 Mt. Aligogate General_ •. ! r I d tt,o,im „ 1. i OW) ithhe , r . t fr ct ;pt. toot h e fits Irtlrrl r ti .It't%its now titiOtit to ars,„itiit tiwg ti in tuvetsting asteita7u ttl @ttic M. S. acted under the influence of terror an.l .and to apprise her, that if she did, that by. s 4 raring the peace against her linsband, she would acquire die prtatediou of the law. The Recorder then put several ques'tin'trs to this pni)r young woman, bat Il&wai 4 iii a state of such indescribable weakness and agitatinn, as to be unable to give any coherent answers. Ue then iorpiired Whether her mother was War, ailj being informed that she was in one of dn.: adjoining apartments, he desired Mrs. S. to go to her mother fot..a. h!tf4,l, * time, that under her soothing care she might ecovef presence of mind enough to give an inteiligthle ate . count of her real enndiiion. At the mention of the word "'Mother," she started, and said---" my ino." ther ! I dare not see my mother l's She was a•ked why She answered . , " rtay hosio. s tid forbad me to sea My mother !" The Her:Order sai'd her, ", What sr , rt of . 'husband can he he r.irii * '; - tiphids ,)acre to. see your mother ! .(.do his purp(tselip, good? eau you. be` bound to obey such a 'prtihtlitilOi !" She taititly' ansWered, "1 date not go t " Sir JAmES'MACKtNtost, the n tnriteti to the de. fendani's Counsel, ano saitl, that it the deli:oll , m did not wish that the 'C urt 5h0,1,1 thii.k hint capable of any atrocity, 1, 'must withdtdw drs on. natural prohibition. The definntant mutt eie,l a hurried and reluaant ciareriH pool +.t ice lc flit from the Bench with all eagertitss of joy. 1 tte Recorder led her to the .nparituent where !her was; - hitt) 0,•ho(e arms she twilled, ,anti crying my mother," title iitilard . 1% , t; tetUrtied in a few Minittes,,at4 said, that though the untmiuntite prm e woman had not, yet recovered Irt'r sertmity nt ut tits--.11)000 she war still influence() either by (head fir by the remains of affection for her un wort hy husband, she had a!ready disclosed enotig;. ; tor she litu conks:',est that the present, arid all the otter 'charge's of similar nature, some'of which she had by 'path, v..ere llecor,:er then desired to knOw whether the defend nit had any as:fence to make. , • • • . . Mr.'..krVoCATE Gi;NERAL,,, evidently much tected, iii cosotsitko wit the'"whole of a%r t. } , cruwtt.- ed Cotirt; by these circumstances, unless the Court itself should (hulk it tqviate . Iv act tanner the ititiOence Of feeling's 'so strongly. excited as .hose of every person presem dud si.oolst on thus ground post pone.' het tart her consideration Elf the case, he felt 'himself bound to 'say, that he had nothing to Offer which he could oppOse, with any, hope of sot:- cest,lo what ha , l appeared against (six 1;11e agi , atioo and tinnedt of ferlit b., were so great and sti riteral,•tb it 'we cannot pretend to ga%.e Any report of . Iliff judgment °, Sir JANE, MAciuNTostt but the following w 4 , lieve to be'nearly trsgel , eral ptirpart that he should. despise hintscif if his mind were at leisure fn etitt.l into a minute Ells cusitiiin of the se - toiler circionstances winch, taken together, - made such a mnss of proof against Iht: (*- folds:it: One or two of the larger features would be'siittCiviit to characteris.: !oe It tias iii evidence that the dvien,,iant .and his unhappy . im' it rim icht Charge's against several other (. i , :tith•lttets. He had beef' tolLi I',lt he n.ight !Gob stsiktiate diets charges, or . eveil show drat. it was poisible for hill') to havo-h t ..lieved them, and, he was asked, to partiLitlatize the isms and i;laeqs crt thi") 4 e other criminal aci.s. (An this plopos3l Oent. ant! wfiere,it was ho material. for hitt) to '11:it& speken, thunenstratett that be, was unable to mate tile. particulars tetittireti, 'Thum: (night be necessary, acrd time was uttered to collect proof, butnolifire,'Qiuld iicces,ary to ,ntake a, statement, which, LELA . or even he eil by liirnSedi he been long I.r mated to make. By I.lleyt:forc, h 4 At00.,1 you victed, iif being a person r, li for purposes of jigs, aikido - on or - cxtorticiii, sc:atteied talse charges of ern:nine! 'connection , wit It liis %%lie o,er the conmin nity ; a mail \vlio maVrs a trade of such char; is 44 1 490ted1Y Oen of 1114 m Iflost alignant and inis ebievoui villains Wliocan iitryt society. • It was iii es ittence; thai:lie'llaa given two rent all." contradictory aceoutits:of lii abject t bond fro;er he'plaintitr. He. told . West that it. was to proviifti fur Ins w ite in Cii.bt: Ili , own displeasure at her 5h . )141,1 be so geese ;+s to 1e.1,1 to a separation. He told Mr. Ashborner that it w. to secure Mr. Kitson's secrecy with teipec.l to ilt,° criminal connection. Liojii Accounts veto K9ba , fly false, but both could, ,not be true. ~lt k was iu evidevee that he offered to Mr. Kitott aticl to Mr. tyi~>trnht:k to Inigive their supposed adtilteryou coo &item, of copte.,sion and Vor i ou&ht ;lilt appeared no number ,of acts of adultery were, koo great' to be,:eiplated - by apology. What 44. thought of a wan who alectued SUE i an injwy, the subjedrbrtiptilog):'. Adiinttiug c lor a',l7lol3lt*/14 the t of his story, he Was bi his own aCC6l.lttl a hus band ready to be 53iiklied by,apology fur hi 4 •Wile." He wkis o..cqtitescing_atol count% ing the nfost ientptible and degraded ben r ,* til3t.c'll,s4ipile ;4 'n community. : Even the most %irtuonv ant' at. tectionaie husband iti . cur4 'SlOttle ridicyle 'by doily- of his Witt, and c:v ! „ly ward - eh - cowl - 31 abee must nut titug compared , So iris' patijs, it does in some .;inettsute embitter thenf.— Übe t:ittictlent troll) ,which th:s ridiculetlt,wt is in itself not tational.. .131.0 it the ot/spi trig. (irrational and generous feelings. It proceeds from ihoSe chi ni.frous feehtegs` winch conSidered the . atleoi:at of, a woman as 41r honour, and tfe loss of it its an) , s.vay as 'sortie degr,:e of _dishonoikr, and it at'ts as an , ditional juduceinent to the, husnand to ii -sue the continuance of his wile' , 4,atr4Mays. 77 l3Ut ,the titte even sornetinies oft lie be,,t. 'nen, w flat Cm old be tt,ought m bun Who iratlics tit the infatny of her Wts6se honour is entrusiettko ;his: proiectiuti fly hu. inanity, by law, and by religloh? . 'Thus stout the caw upon the defendant's Slit! Oil that v; , -.:w Ile, Was 50 intamoves, that, he might well bit believectcanable of what tho' witnesses for the platutilt* * imputed to hint. But on the respectable ti,stintony.prndneed by the ,cat the decisive -iutriished ihr de. tio'the boart-trtiditik detn , thstra, atfotdeo by_ the condition nt his ulth;11111 witv, it:oprwarechtiat he was 4-ffian (it he des...A.:t i t the Fain t ) wholti the first six in , littifi of Ilk 11 , ,ir:riage 'hurl compelled his lee'ble and ,inexperierceil - wite 4alsely to piorlaun herged a common pro,tion e , and even:to retnatn in this Coon- dining the disc:WWl - M. Of her I.roititution 'a.pinposr.s nt taking notes which appeared to dveryone thar to b a thvre ore- text); find he bad induced bei teen to s*eai to Mit umb of ;hest; cwrges, in order tn . extort money from his brother-in-law, and to annoy,. and (as he lioncd).l6 tatitn44-ate ,other retpeaabie per sons who wareimide tos adversaries only by bin critiic Citint therefore tiecreed, accordirol to the prayer ‘it* the bill with' cos:4, - the Recorder ek p;-essed he regiet that the honourable uniforai of his couittly should milt be disgraced by remaining, det4i•dant ' S Ahotilderti, n nd that bewalnot : siand : ing as . .a criiititi,ii instraii of appearing as a defrtidaht. In the 'courselif an konr, when the young woman ltad recoverkl and Irlt assured of the kindness 01, her family, and the pro.e4ttion of the law, she swore: twat stte,wa4 in fear of death front her husband,a ‘ l;:trrant pccortlieigly iiiioed to iinprisoni. Hat nit be should find sufficient sureties to keep the , TO CORR ESPONUt Iva. *** ' , The Letter front liaroo G r RAMS shall appear TO. MI, tett , . • Nt A I r 'Atilt Tv b , -1 ettenscy, ULutiii, z W4ierfurd. Dut—t Cadiz. I'4ICF. ()I lii . ()CKS TIM DA • r .L.v L o'CLOCK. -Corisois - I Orriniunk - - toi 'l' 1-1 1.; S 1.7 N. Sui.im (IV'S Llleak* faLium r ? t.. 0 D.. O. N., FRIDAY, AUGUST 30, 1811. Ifindsor.:Caltle,...iiiteut 30, 18 i 1. 14 liic \IAJEsTY i 1 : 0 -day nearly ao he has tar oottie days past. " H. FI,II.F()► • II 1 , 1;14 DJ. . 1 * IL. W I ',LIS." • .I',e'siertlay the George Canning arrived from the litVer Plate, and. we are sorry to find, by tilt : , ac , counts - brought by that vessel, that traarriiiity is far testored,in qiat - quarter. Tiie retort of Monte Video having been takenjit'untountlect; but there ::as, every'reason to believe when the Geil;ge Calming sailed, that 'it COtkki. not bold out Jong. We have ex t raded from the Bo9us _.e.l:yres. Gazette, an interesting Correspondence between . the-Witisti Alii‘ist . er„,.l..,ord-STa A N trorirre: nos Apes, rel4tive to the piesent distraaed state Of affairs. - ", The return of Sir JoSerit YOttica has ziven rise to iorne observations among those who asserted ttiai he' had. s'arled for.the e.,a.tt of America, Our readers' Wilt do us the justice to recollect th•it wt: slated, at the time his squadron •saik 4 d, tittit Ariieriert was nut destiontrthr,. and the result has fdtewn rhe cori l e:. 0 ; is of our statement, 1, he tact is, Sir Josgttt sailed for the purpose of protecting' the hotnewaid-bound India fleet (the arrival of which in th e D o wni-i4hottfly-e%pected); at,,! . , having aCcoiti plishea that object, lie bas . returcied to his station at the Ndritralty. The cireuinstankAot a Lord,of the . Admiralty going upon itcrife,, i ioiy'oo meat'is On. pre" c ed e nt,:d. Lind ANSUN and, Lord LivOLI Motris both wrnt 'UpOl) !a • &uli•e'''‘V hlt; tliry:l id ' I 4th at the Adiniraliy • •• Smile tiottbtsiieeU): tui be entertained , respe&ing „ • • th. fact of the capture of ineritre;triiiap4f ;Avoca frigate tit e: are not.eatirelygibtt 4 to rerriole; !as' is •ri, , A DO ' bait:lilt na has yet ' reached.l6i4 country. The' ac.'eutria that.hacebt , en, r tse i vc 4 i ,u,i,; olo our CO . tbut ltl America, which iv certaioiy ~etititlecl :to great ;attention, thutigh it is not, bttictly s peaking, The Purser of the Indeis hos arrived' f the East hictia,lindilisving landed , tit Briclport yestqcipy, and lett the follnwitig ship 011 that place, standirlg (+ the . ( . :..,1,64,pf ir s sly'i ship liumatfi - Y - ad,- the Diomede having— parted ..trotti rii ticet off the Wvitert) biei, —The axtett, Ltird.Keith, a d Dians• faith ai- •Tlic ildrrier, sir witiirn Remiey. tart' Spriiccr, !mills, Aim, Sir Stelifica I usJtingian, ml 4 The Ships Wool- Madras sailed froiri thence,the 17th llargti,, , On l‘lolidaylast a most shniptuous and elegant 'entertaintneAt was gill en 011 boartilis Majesty's ship I j° i1)1I)1P111W"2:111lg' he p l e aS 1 9u b , " t r i s ' O Y t l i l s% j3 t Y tiCied4lfit"r.si D Pu t i r l ait ic ti a 4 nd i‘ d 4blil ts: tin,...tion• it) Deal and . its . viCinily. Amorigst the ,com ipany present were, Admiral acid ; Lady Ludy I.4'ot,Ev, L itty C. kit) w Alt n, thn Earl of PuliTA GToN, snd Otticers or- the v:id Drug , pans; (.3"erleral• WILSON, •Cltit3irt arid . Lady ALTOUsTA BAKEit, Capt. 1.31x64 it Lillie Belt, Calitain WINTIIOBP -and 11 ' 1 ' 4 ' Mr. and Mrs. E. IGOULDON, JotiN M,AY, -and a long 11,4,1 of o th as , convo)og the Flo cipal in the neighbourhood, Canterbury, 1 6 cc. cotnPuby - sat down to a very iatierb re° IP3st rt six'9 l ooCl::, 'Arter dinner the uatteing coin- InenCed, agcl ColltitiVed the greateat Spirit till . sun-rise. The shin Was decorated all Over With Hags and c , ,lours' of every deseripiiint, which hid a most pleahiug.ellect, and .a; night , she was illumi nated on board with a prolusion of (amps, sulpend ed amongst oak Vioughs and laurels, the.whol e stir 7 'mounted by the irntrals 61 our most girscioos Sove reign, Ind a crown, n u splendidly ► extcured. The, choice:4.4 ines, lees, truit4 of all sorts, find every other delicacy, raced the liberal and cheerful quarter-deeki in a word, the entertainenent Was the most splendid ever, witnessed in the Downs. A eitrious teport is in circulation, that thel)au- Phlo of France is still alive. A person J 3 bald J° have lately arrived it) this country, Vlil4) silt's be 'WOWS his phicAS f ril*idt:tit.m. .131.1 t , : im l I A: AL gtWS, . / • ........... 2. ri ii 1 i 1 , . lit i :Jo. 18.--Arrited the brig itiri - a . , , 0 .ivetruo., Sor..soN, Maher, fron Gibralto, . i ti dais pasrig - e, with a &go totigistitig o f wait arid t) , cdt`b•i' bow to this,polt for orJe -A convoy fur rs.. Eki4)l i ittiled 11.01. n titeme oallie itt A u gust, uti . ..pitc„ ,der,coovo). of a' ffigite- ' S,oled a c;ortel for Mutt lit, .-. .. Arrived . the Dove,' Logo,- and llttits,W Ay, trio w ales: . . Arrived the Pelbrus :cu d fillrrip br ig' of war, frlt . , .„.m.,.. k i . - . ~ ;. , fortiler flow Pu r .ri moui 1 1 , and the liater i'lUm a . cril:Pe i also a iri “ .4 the ./eltiry, TaFrt l i (14, Welts. ' . , . , . siiiile,r.,.i.:4l:Liyi,rt,:ieatil s d a tii,:ruirtiti:ll:__St.ylln '..loOps of*:ol''4 . ill 1, hew ichooner, on separJ'ie CriliZe4. , . .' . Wen Coo' the harbour to` tie r ent' it'll :Mlijegif l , ....... , • sots, 0611 A I c'LlGur.... if2ii9o:l7Ari 'art! ale Eurydice, E uutt' Sailed Chrigii,,,..nr. for cti Fidshing.. . , i ,„ / • 1 1 I",:wrsatut)Tir, Alio. 20,--Aiiiveci hit; Per , Lel:idea, • with ~ a flea f o r. Li'q on i, among tirlirsli n, a a Ihe 1.).19rne, 13,11 ov,.ig j 5.111,9,1t0n, 41in, viN , - I ' Si r' ,Tosiplt 'Bo' Irks. Also air: it, d the Pik P 040.0 g , ,,te, -with a fl' Cl froul the I\i‘'ditetlat)ea.r).; Pr: loin. store ship trOnt' iiio Jatt.eiro.;' a nd i 53 140 shivs Dexterous 'and' Bialiadorsyfroln 3 o°l , - .... . . SJiled the Surfs wirb a curl lot: Gurll4' ' ' . ' Y i • k fi . Nli FALNIOVTII, Vii, 17.'---.Ainveci , 1 si:iis)ii:;:ofil: F, ri 5 1 ste:A.:ldtl : 2 ,it i_r tice s t , j o ie f d t t r :10elori:: 1 ::: , I , ,,, : tutral. ' . ' ,_ 0 ,-. -.ttri. ,. . tif;gi,fyi.oll a ticet t Or f-ich,,zo!"..ititt.'" , CO-Aqis, Atro. -20'..-4Pa,ski. by folthc "4:l''s til6 114"mizilry ce ti, t$ 'lib tb . ii . 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