The Sun. — London, England, 1817-04-15 00:00:00

- FLA NDERS L. • . [rEC.PI7E,D'I.JCS ; T t10111 . .] •.. li . acissEj4,,Arlvt. B.—tler - Sqcnre the . l'rititei of Ciriitie yestertlay ,aftquled divine sq.- .. vii c: for the first time since her accdiOicutthrt,; co, return thanks for tier reoovery, together ,t k 'n - .11 the, - 7" • King aando.ocen, his Royal 'lliglineifi4the krin X e of Otitage, Prince Freaericic,-tire',P;intqhflriOnr • - :tiger . of Orange and 1111111kViClr, IMO „tv,isittmottt , Ater :of Publie Fupctionarics yul inhallitants, of this city. • . : 1).. 4. 1;g0,1 1 111 , 11g the !0f . .; a cgo . Aint from I, be.;North, it seems that the people's minds are greatly agi tdted.in . &Swelter), ,stur-that scvcrat :persons were 'arreStedrtt 'Stockholm, on the 22t1 And 23d of last oc, tnciitC~i. . . . . STocigfor.id, MARCH 25.—'She Marshal of the 'Court, (Ly'llei:stior6, - ivhirpossesscA estates'ip.ro- init./tufa, bfis been banished from 'the kingdom ; 'must qUit the enpli.ll in three days: The 'Journal called The Union, or Scandinavian Mx . - &nal Journdl, has cel;ed to appeur;"And Abe last nuniber, .which •eontained, aiming Other things, Observations on the ei•devant •Goverttniets of fo reign Kings', has beetrsubjeeted to the censure .o,f • theJttry of the Liberty Of the Press:: The paurphlet " Considerations on the i , ith of March, 17 ; 7 . has. been suppressed:hy,the Editor almost itnufediately after its eßpeariince.' 'There . :reigns . It ere a supplisted Iffinentation, the conseirienr.!c of tvll;elt it not easy to fciresue. The Govern; mew disphes noich'eu'ert47 .under these ciretim ttav:vs. liigoeous nicotine" et tillted ,.. of, - Cal- Irited to keep down the partici tc hieh sliest' theits. , I;elves in this kingdom, while tranquillity is rt: 7 Biving in<Eur,ipe. ElAtursuaGit, APRIL 4,--The last letters from Stockholm announce, that several regiments have i'ect2ived,orders to put theinseiVei in marchto . a . p.- oaelt the capital. .Colimel . Baron• Illiskupis it ttaltiv . d Lttptiiih-Liehlcliont - th,e codes Aody Guards, si.ho-do (Oily at the entr'ance - of •tlte into. riorspaniment4 .Ithe King iota :the ranee P.oyal. 'For' the rust, the reports which are tiptcudlif the ex is'ci:O cc in Sivedtn •nnincrous panty, :ti hd would wish the 'overthrow of the neWDynasty;. ore. more and mine confirmed: The - measures taken by the:GOvernmrnt shelir at once its lutes-. *Mess; and: rhelmportanee of the affidewhich is the object . of its iiignirics• FIrAHKFoR•r, APRIL 6.—Elii 'Grace the Duke of Divotishire has arrived hero, on lii way to Sr. 'ctr.rsburgh. cop:sTANT./NoPLE, 1.4.u:'25.—;;0n l'Bflea tr e eopillinetrbear.3oo . 'hotuet, and on tlje J t ea). tier. fiat broke .out quartet, waked ninny fuoi - 4; •• • • . • .*. 'UN'ER:AL OF 4ASSENA.4: On the 10111,,say Paoers; the ohselitaes of Marshal NlassKNA, Duke ofltivoii, Pritfee of Essling, Grand Cross : of the Legton of litinour, Comoranderof the Royal, and Military Ortler•of :)t. Louis, were pC1101111ell•at .theven o'clock; with' the Ohl . try honours due to his rank., His remains were'attende,d .hy the Princede Talicyrand; the Vahny;;Cornigliano„. 'Dantsie, Treviso; ]elhtno, Albufera,,Feltre, Coigny,- the Priirce''of Ecktuuhl, the Counts Jotirilarr, Svrrarier,?tuany other .Marshals Etta Peers. .of Franee,.COlo-• nets, and Military of every' rank. 'The'. pro cession act (nit on foot towards the church or St. Thninns - Aciojims, 4etween . a double row of Sol. 4liera. A picrpietof gendarmes on hin ksebar opened the tray. Corps of veterans, and a. detachtirent. of .the legions in 16orison at Paris, preceded hy a music band and mitacd.dr.oms.,. followed. . The InOrtal .rentalos of the M a r s h a l were carried funeral. cor.• Two Officers ea.rried-his sword, Iris decora tions, ;and the Marshal's baton, covered with fear delis. The alike de Itivoli, the Yoongeit of his yous,nnd Count his son-ln;.law, Walked leiter the car, followed by the charger and elnpry carriage Of the deceased, dra Wit by' four horses. The Maribal s of France follow e d, an d a St a ff eotupOsed:of Officers of all runks, who had shared tire military labours Of the Marshal. The LegimV of the North (dosed the procession. • - to bilortred poor, carrying funeral torches, •ac corn/tallied the funeraltrain. T.!',e church Was hung to the top black drapery,. with' the arms of the deceased. - The bier .was surtnounted•with a colossal ornamented with whit-a flags.„. The fotr earner& ni' the,pall ycre carriedi,by four•Marshals.-.-The, .I,4okes of Cnrniglinno and Treviso, the' Prince of &Amnia!, tind (*.Omit ..I,ourtlan. • . • .After the funeral service was. ptniormed: tine ,troce.“ion 'set.. out to the cemetry, of Fatloy: in the same, •order r.ri formerly.', 'Viet •tlvalerat TLiOatat pt4ittotinteti..tin thst sitle,pf. the .rave a discourse, in which he, traced / , with t) tics ir,k! and pathetic 'elocptenoe,, aghievementsbf tbo ,greitt Gamtrin.'sybo u 04en contincte,l !6),1c . tory„` procession co.nsisted.o.t:. frOni A* to 1,',1540 ot cannon atirlrtiinStpfetry:Were fire?, aud the spectacle ti , as ultogikher 'very itir!.. 14)1 0 . 4 ; • „.. , :iil littn , ther• of .Toulyter lLi cro ol eve ti!eir 4 . it b ' i llie'Conyterttits nie . t1,11 , 1,11,t* onul, (irrtOil It: ! y.C the , / f ri t , 7 ‘.) a ,eabily 4 lt•tcftal' 4:' 11 e Pitir 1;1)1 111.‘'il(111!"Yh46* A 441 .te , t n th 1 -7- 6 -1 • • %- ' 11) `" k (11,10 y thehrtilnliejOg:mily,9lwomultati P"tri4 aniiikre:vi2fsm iiir!idclf(ll,‘6 kf.:I43AIK wipi es, ti I,44,tivide. ; 114 -Ins'ierflot 41.4e-t,E000.7, ~a 4. I h ir at i't fir ll' e I'44ti4ti!u, "t" " 1100 ) , 01 ! t e. ,1 P V1 .31.1 . 4r1.) . variA 6 0Y, the 14 ' t , NI /glove imt of (Ittettion: /lug , is th(...iictook,itiz, ,vtl &Aga much:: pppe,ar r/Ik' 4 i - 4 71 150*A r nt:/brcer iieer ); lit /I C S .;ilj t o' 6,4 ) e I• • , .11 621 - i; 4 1 41 , t e .' • ' • ().vr EIS: IT if COURT OF JUSTICIAItY APRII, 9. ' z- • This (131 are/ttiturt' pnoechltni - to the trial of n411;2111 Edgar tiO'sfolili"ittith, hothp.risokyrs in titer 'C ittle E(ll4ithir•gh' i i lit Act. qf,the .p,f ht ptete i nt • Mttj est , A;i . eiatiy.elt.l?• the administering oaths, ;_ i •L , 'ls he unilD Ii,pvOCATE , stated, ft •onf certain cirentrtmattee's cliii`di:t the diet ttainst Ynbn- Keith, . prodoi.b et i ktitvore, opd lie was committed opon : a new , tvarrl,ol!. • The " . J.iidictinent hav,i l lg been iedti over; Edgar plertth7if Not ' • • CaaNstoutq, CounSlt for.the,prisOner.,:oh jected to she Televaucy of Or eseut 7wits ;die.: first 'case riitSilinpon itjOs ,tat, s pte l;nScOttikOti ; 1 11( ' !, lire 5)1: the iii ancr the oath. Stafd,in theiin diettnen't`. The adthinistihing of' . irti"'(► th is v nOt prohibited Jty..any ;law, dull is pr4ictiseir in Many jkfrisoitic.SneiCtieS : and abet!. The...A.et CutOn, Mary, ea t ). 1. aWept away eunstructixe troaseti, and _was by ; , a's . a fOreratin t r,O(iihertoy Orc,letCAct "seemed ,atietriPt dg.ii,t .to .punish tv~th r ticath constructive treasons. :lite Act Was.ptisseil ?when 'secree.' - sOcieties - ; , •existol all,Over' the ,sing.. dour, - and it becattre.absolutely-•neec§st74. .;to talte e : ,ioinsteps t`O - ..sc'eute . the - t3o,yeitnirktit of, tj t ' coiintry, The Prisent . :indictment is not re- .leraist.tattler the statute. statlye expressly. saftF.the 'oath to . he aiintioistered should purport that' it shotilinind the pet-soh satire, .to • connuit, tro; , ;ou • 01' 11111111E1', Pllnishalfte by ,144 i\ itli , Preseirt:CASei ii 10! (2 . llhl'gptt 'Vitt! ' collt- Olittilfg ittillOtt*"Cl:l-111e3, aii,d (hit he did .adniinister pall! ;„bitt theSe crimes - , although charged in the,indietrittmt, , do not come tuvier the mtat•ite—the Dina, t tilted in the 'iniltettrient is said the person' taking it to commit felPtiy; bait is • enOtigli tiutt• tilt! public,Vrose'cirtrir Say 50..-that svould be •taking the question of ro le.vatie.yourdfl'the .of the Coint. If the Court ,tiforjetttling the oath ate tatisfieil it dots tat 'come tinder' the Act, .itren the 111frletigellt is irrcle:vAnt.' There i3 4 llo , ifilprOply ill I.9tni -111g it Sdeiety .; it is.proper, that a the sub, sects. of this, contory, should live . a4,.„lnntl : ters there 'noCrime in associtit)n!? to, prOqiiie Au ntnil :and pniverlac, Suffrage,; Cray striii.cet m ay ..fOrnt what opinion.:lte .chtisei tiJioti tin' constitutiotrofthe cOuntry,,antl".he may take 'every lawf u l meitpire . for . ,&och 'alteratipti °may Ab0t. i n .14 ?., - ,erirtte taking au :okit to obtaio,:Aiigtit.atratinpneuts;aed Universal S:affrage. ;T•4;e . ~charge here wtts; ;that th'e prisontr eonspired:itoil,,ligreft(to. subvert the Ci vetnqi tit ;11. (mon i. - but. the Learned Counsel subittitt,e / ii Pfhthe'C',ololt,. if,tlter,e,was-try thing in the.fratirkheiled on, to infer the it.isjte of - treason? laty,4if Scotland allows no evidence to go to a Jury av-inflate belief The ..eltargenahst be distinct ; the,esicleuceas fact,mn'st bc,rom, plete. 1.‘1..re prisoner here is:chall,ted.,:vs,itla: a elitist& recy but with -whom ? . line! nitts(!it ate, - 1 he persons, or th it theyiire.unk miwn to the public prosecutor. Treasouls also charged against ; 414 . no man caut• be tried for tr.eiriirti is found by Gratnl.,7lthri again , t lain. The oath led s nof-1 Ire! slit ;ilNsit'porport 10 'Consritit , treasbn, yet still the Milroy ptioposition in the indictment arthsitures $0 l'ublicTro. subsunte, - without'stattng some -00 t irc i t. ,: tiifustratiie . and'explanatory of iris itiferente. efitist`t as ; he• had, al retidy,statpd, bytaiie Act. Ist of Queen Mary, trite abolished antl.put ; and by the inw of -Scot the iCilmir proposithin of the indi c tm en t must oPertlY',' ti&n clearly &carol specification of the,act' charged ; 'do - inference was to he deduced ttir pllrpok be submitted. 'Betwixt the years 1.672 aml iwbCn the Books of the Court of witb,ruore murders and crimes, and the , most corrupt Judges sat upim the Beira); still care wali taken that indictutentS should be distinct and specific ; if so, %stotild the Cou rt i n the present enlightened (IA y not. pay, proper often , dolt that the charges Shook' be more specifically stated ? • ' Mr. 1)111min/trill), for the Crown, expressed his diffidence lii eqinbatitig the able argumehts Of• his Learned Friend... Case would, however, sup. port itself,;,, the alone Charged Was a statutory offence, :and the criminal deed is the administerin the, oath.- That is. tile essence.of the charge;And the oath is set forth at letigth. in the indict/kilt. 111 e indictment was drawn conformabl y ? •to'fbe established principles Of 'the l'elAi-of (here the Learned Counsel read a number of quo- - tations from Hume upon the criminal law of Scot , wai not flecessisPy, tls by , tbe' law of Ettglatid,• where murder was committed, to State exactly; r,n ivhat . .part 'of the body the wound • was inflicted ; it. was - sufficient. to say that the person, was murdered by -a blow f rom i t lob o t weapon. blare the phjectioh was,' that' the 1)6. 'sorter' was Charged w itlt coropitiicYwithotif saying with whom.. .N(4 intim rusior proposition of the. ii dictfliCllt the.t.vict persons in Oittited to %yIIOIT/ •Ille oath was adittiorsterett. The oath i#lts'eferreiy tin lltilavt : 101' one—it bound persons -to effect at l act .by boar moral. and pitysicial:,strengtb... - V: w as said physical sirerigth "nillgitt mean many' t l ;ihgs:; 'hi t t there:Pi _llO liinittiliClff . io StGai a ICIIII •• it Ina); • • •, ► to the utm os t length.. If the' object. to rte nt "t,,itteelinutte One:, wlr.iy bind , tbetr . csc.l v e s 1--7'why, declare that discloshic should bp Tel 1 ed by. deat h ?- hits-there 76r. S . lit.lll an 'Oath to enable p"ers(wiS, ti%kitig it to ercet and aNress Very pf: Parlist lit, hem , " • obvirvell by 114 I[4, :iiiyucil . P . r.iend:,-A.;ttri.:4l)iy.g o 4,; 1 diet me ti also stittl,d,.*.` that, the nada , was adenitrix'-tcred'llt secret n ty rr it h was:, ampliortact of deed cstsliti In4itilninisteting oath -4tliat ttas otiC erittiN, tlreoath was blurting op .tpio„tjter fp ' , ecru - nit : felt+ y, • The crime o f :fe'lpny:rl6::eloitb(wi t g n ot coUiNitted, hut *till th e t Ott it;slsent , t,c,,prOve '.I)) tlt Plot 0 irexutiv,tir•rtilicioy ; 114. ceitmilittitig , , ;06 tregligil or .teMiOtit ila,e,,,ai.l4ll.iiistdyincy, and -I.4k,iigt ate -ontli -riertOir to 'chi' tip. In 't t a 1 of Stat . . f ! ,2 m : t .d ? tr' i lales ? ..e rtr ha b g e. e fri ..‘ r v c a..4 tr :t e i tCs 'lL' o 'i n ° i i.l e l t i 4 t n' t r"2is'!e* pr at3u,slVotte y mitUt4e4).e. d F VC. 1) et tre -- sop--- it i t ti p • . . ' : • 311 express Act of P.1111.0.r00t `for preventing Ulf atlittittilteri ng anti taLing .trulawfta oaths ; awd if the whole phyalcal ofriliesa ; canspirators had been carried inld'ctlict . in procure Annual P liame,nts and - Unireiiiit'''Sitifrage,. then, 'have tetroianted: to: he . -liv'yine'Wat „ag4fits.t the. ' ,:.• The Sot:tcf . rott-OHNEIIAL followed ort the agile. side. The critite'vf , ks'a nin're. - tAirfit;kilmi one, and 'proliaSfy more daititerOtii :i:ii -- 8 - troiland than iii any other plate 'on 'earktr.i.,,vx.lAnd• peroms7by secret .oaths wits more dangerous . there,sostsider ing (ire tel iTt'e in some districrs id , rrearty: fartalittn. , `. This - bath in th.e preamblesis perfc'etlyintrocent :••••the obtain tatg Parliatnent s,. and -Universal, Suffrage are' legitimat"'objeets• of pursuit : but physical strerigh is to he iipplied far this' purpose—Con- . !cealment is:to taksiplace—death.iS,to'follow - upon disclos.tire. Now, unless , smite crimippl in teat` existed, why . this • oath - arid ~ coneelment'?—, cl-relearly strews that' some trealon 7 or..felony was in contemplatiorti. and vherefore *trio oath was.: certainly. unlawful: 7 „. . Mr; CLERK replied . for the prisouer, and sup ported at 'considerable' lettgilt the sarginnents of Crainst.)nli. • The Public•PrOstreutor had most tbc ihdict,ment matters .en 'titely extn.ritcons from the alleged utilitwfulpath, for the Pnrpo,ge cif lOalltir e g the prisiiner - With - erintes mot applicible , td the Act' of •Parliatiterit, The , poort ttrivq;;couumtplate :the tqr.rns of the °ash, and norhius Accused of a . Vatifety.of`cfOil:kcs, tviiitont Lefelte-rice to the Act of Parliament, frami the•terins'of;'Whith; .. altlidtigh .the,priioner, if Jilt quittetii,..ottecrot • Agaiit t tied " for the same fact," that is, adinjuibterinv the oatb, yet h.e'roay/Ift,r;ravattisbe. tried tor the *get of ireaSon: names of lite 'perSirit's 'with .. W[loM . he is said to 'mai iinferred the indichment,..l6(l P4.1 - iiiti is th er.Ff9teieYSi' . tied to'obji , .i.:e 4 . - tolt, as not givin g him . A .. tair sSate" of the charge. Such an i nt li ct rtient' eauntif sustains tt Tfie 'words',strefigt forteultiive been used incliscriminately,in,,thet.oos, wards are very different ;..." r force "'always iii puss yiolence; but tit;l:t Oetr'vw not "titti«rin There . 'are rat) tertirs.to..eorTite'Ct thesworils plryikal strength with aAy,treasurrablp parpose.. ; ,y i artit-, be said that the partie . s.,baxini, tlicrtiselvscto.,,c -R tuglit .murderand every OtheY ertm C, 4 in' i order their favOurite i.bjeletS :of:l:eft:Wm . ? • 'Y -t !PrEason implieS all tl;ese,'•ll . ..the . Contitutioir be overttirtted, it war' - fs'or.ibe levied against tile` King, •ank.alt.the phytical iit en gth . of the party • 'it ta:tea1:4514 , 4 to tifts . f ,purpose; there ean,bepo of the crimes . which ,may betequiii.w for - effeclitig that any one ivliiistook the oath' engaml . bitt;s'elf to coniniit toss !illy tliitig . wit at soever . :41;liiivi . 01? • It kns , „pas titer e an ( . SAIIi :Wild 'secede); 'if • there. will Ito 0414 livra l Yry . eusirits may;,•be Jmagined. ‘ Vat . it there s hAtli:lieeil a dreall'Pifis,otne tinimrr(s as tlt'ose ruts` s'onietitnei alluded C o in ihb ~newspapers'?• : • .` - • The pleatliti ; '.'noW closed, t1i:e.T...,04D Itisme (;LI:1(4. athed hosv the Cptfi•eii•aS"‘6:pro-. teed? , . • • . : . ~.• tOrd Ilvem.ou) said,. he 't t b e entree, 0 ne cessary to suac informe t ionb.,,particu, iniV on accoittit of the various authorities ithich ii•a(r Nei) • ' • Linda . GlLiilEi and llitsi•ON expressed . opinion. . • Lord .Pirisn to' Said, it ‘7;l‘; of jiiipt)ph t itec% to decide. up on the pe tl ,w luestioal'iVgett hi part of tl stirred *4 1: 1 1l e e t ; i t ) ! i C e r t t t t t i t b 'a - (1 4 16i . n rot Irctqty re b o r t lr)g .ll , etitorai: rinittions••or , -• tiered... to l'etV to three' weeks,, • • • ' LAW isTguirly,NcE'., countr,bv CSI Y ' • Cfeorges NV . :Fred. Dti CorinHrof Leedli ; Own, Vail of Ihridiy; and 131411U;i:Lhbor,e:- of Ordat ifritainiAnd un l)latte.of S`Cof- i ..t,OOl oilkl).Vz allegfaiied; 't(*) forao eieer:tveS.ctjt's.;Peer,. to take his . seat in, the Boost.. o (Urtts, - .lll4llsefro om Of 'the late X.all, of lioth,..ls.' Thomas ItOlSett, E4ll ay ":tif„ Kinnotdi, ViSWOU'At •aml Bm•o li !.3cotlatici, flock a l it() 11:‘,ron• ilavllrf Went 13fitaiti i f J - 940 took tiv'e oath of allegiattc , & fat, ,the satire par ppse, 1 rirst .Setti;before 'Perris. will he firt WepeiL day. v ole are app t hezir so far recovered from his rat 9 tiott, tl A a t he viltr6 - tthieto:rtitettifTO:COurt itd Ris Honoor. Oa re . VICE-CIIANCIIILLOR is so rim • iovered that he ‘vill sit in hisCotirt on tr4sday, and after the Seal '‘yili licar r e __ - 7, „. . • 4 . vpU.'y pF KlNG'N,l3l::\gl.l3ttit.:lrt. , • , The r eninatleeafisei Irons- the'last . :Sittio.gi e .. Atne on for t r i a l this day, purstikut to4n4jolstronent.-i Several causes ! w,ere trice! 3 but tye,cuies were nue . worthy pnblic,notee. ~. . . : , , r •' ' ' , t . i `,, .. . :-LONDON SE4Skin'..‘ /' .. ' ' • ' YOtterday'tbese-Sessio9s wereAfeld liejr7re . , iibei. Loan IVIAYott7, the RacoanEtt,: and -, 6 1 -3 , 01. of Aldermen: No case of the least putAi a iniernst was tried and the Sessions adrotiehed to be Oki,, Bailey, which will be held to-morrow. • •11. . . . • • • .. . • • lIO W - STIISEV.:`:- . 4%,* : . ~ ._ - . . . 1,- ~ , esterday A look -private inyeitikation took place, respecting the . forger,y'orhilditte'd tiP"" the llarakina-house. of iN lessr.C . 2 "Hods6ll, 'Stir ling, and Co., i'n the arnoAnt-,•oT 4601: in' . the panic. of. M r ., \Vet herall, the - lint-pis-ter, wiklt'ii, $t rongly st.ispected.tobatileen cornmittt4l by th at Banta y Barri ster ' s .clerk, e-Inother' Of the•eltil vp rit attended , l'hyesterday-, kv.l.lo . .tlobs 'not 'deny tharilfg attended at .his•bvtit herni -aUlt-hlsAb'senn-i!ing. tke. .I\l,o trace wait 'mak. .60(ttite ..oirertiFer . .'yestet - day, .... _ - Ecii.l.- , 17, Fitom N EwGAa. -__:....4,...,--_. . ..__ [FURTH Fit YARTICULABS.) GUM ' ' ' : 1a., • ' , - • . .rr L...!..-....„,„,ry. „13#901 :ift4, yesterdal brouifit . elate' Sir.lii,tt.i.iAl4 Cinflti; upo n ll ' 4: ll l.l ft { , 4 t e ini t: e .: e l) ' : se ' cie l l e g n . : *• e i: r o e 1 1 l i'4'- d "l e e i:1 1 1 i'icii eglVgYa c l :, 'l a c rO n p; ._ t „ o giii-iiitifittildfetil)io frbm' 1)11'41)0'4i ..•-', , , Anne ~544004-01,. the se:troller -01.-feri" °4"`v&tlteY.sl%,'C3,r,,e,,,tliat .sbe,tearched, the ptlioner On SUridtiv, in her spinofteh' t(i the.convices celli apt! found, , between her shoulders; 4 4(1 1' e ° 1,,e,t11 4, ,and: §t vengtli .snilicient" fort,ite itopoviifilit steered ciPal.ebeinl::vge.sll)l:oll e t °1.. .r o a pue esca p en' a s o S ) W ft: e t.t r i:l e let. t .s l e.o.6 t .:) l o ) : e n:i.ii.: ( ni l itl e cli s ti, : ti i i% i e ; :l i iii ) st t se i a,, n ri.ess u ett s e g :oic i fiet v ni, e .toio i li : ::: b il\ y oc,r , :e t ai k i l : i i i iiirli ii i + :l ' te i e l e ir ' ,) :::: : ' : i tio : l o.l : . ; o ;! ;o , ,e l : , l l asunder, and be scented to await with if u l ir r. .‘ al s , r i . lyt : i ' l :r i.o - . 1 4 ,11: 1 1- . t i , il l :l t r o i dly . u , s u t t a n t e l ed'i,utsl..iaoti u tl l' p i: o t i c i t n i a l :t . g i v .o il d el i t' i si '3 , °:. 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