Norfolk gazette and publick ledger — Norfolk [Va.], 1810-08-29 00:00:00, page 3

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the MpSitish Mime,? rtfettfc* seewlutionists
AlCatracod*^i<ff*«xpSct*i a«r<rt» ^'Gofl in * hu»
yaJe maimeivl-ti I: ^rr''**-"s t:A' '•*■**■>'>*, >* V*yb ■'.
^SIpSt»*iMaih,*BW*y frfem*Madeira',was three
*«** sinifl^n hu;' ^, long, '$&?. ftoartfAfb^ the
le^f*rdot.^giin8<-^eelts troh»1lfo Janeiro, with
'flSjpatcbos-oerepontti ritttthere wlasa serious revo
]ilUoi*acnpog the‘Spaniard in South America.-"
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?.-"K -—r-SALEM, August 81.
VAStON' OF SICILY. „
*jti& t bypass* tigers in the Fruncis, from Naples,
^Phll re--• r>(newer t$ that great preparations were mak
ing l>y king’Murat for au attack (as reported) lyj
Sicily. and taut continual impressments were mak
ing at Naples nf recruit* to till up the ranks of the
■rocir intended for that service.
■j A gentleman who camepasscngerin the Monk,
..Mtotho -left- Messina in the Brratfh packet Ex
:jw|||pboul ten dags uftertbe Monk, mentions, that
tpfogtiatioB had been received there, that king Mu
Cdt was atSchylla in Calabria, with an army of
$0,000 men, and had issued a proclamation an
nouncing hit determination to be at Palermf| with
W* army by the 23d of June. He also informs,
that about 80-of his boats, with stores and field
pieces, being on their passage, from Naples towards
Scylla, were attacked by th« British gun-boats,
which raptured and destroyed about twenty of them.
* 'Capl*»n Felt informs us, that the British have
about,12,000 troops infSicily,- with the expectation
jispeedy reinforcement, and that the naval force
on that|laiion will be sufficient to prevent any hos
-tila^pding. ,,
li ne following documents will show with "what
MtTg fioid the imperial plundering is carried on.
And in what thorough contempt our government
.1* held,by Napoleon and his satellites.]
oj m lei tew from the Whist re of Foreign' Af
^Jitrsof his Majesty the King of the txco Sicilies,
, tf>,.\irp'H>jnmet, Consul of the U. StatesofAme
„ rica,datedNoptes March*). 1 ■ .
"S* Si a.—I have not failed to render an account to
Wa majesty, of the reiterated demands that you have
addressed to me in favour of th» American vessels
^anfj 8ulije< t*;0ow existing in the ports of his states.
The king- has not seen without sorrow the (m ill
conformity whirl) i*. found between your solicitati
ons and the principle* adopted hy the government
of the United Stales, and manifested ip its resoluti
ons contained mils art of the 1st March last year,
•gainst the commerce of Fiance, and the stales at
tached to tbe political interests of the French em
P>je. - .After this, ynuought not to be surprised,
•ir, at the rigorous measure that the king has seen
himself obliged-^Jtalce against.the Vessels of your
Station, which besides is loaded with prohibited mer
chandise* - At for the Americans composing the
grews of those confiscated vessels, hr*' majesty has
given order* ta his minister of marine to procure
thrill an embarkation to return to America. I
flatter myself, sir, that the changes whirh your go
vernment may be enabled to make in its resolutions
may lead bis majesty to measures more conforma
ble to bia wishes, am; to the sentimenls of friendship
•nd good understanding which the king desires to
be enabled to cultivate with the United Stales of
America,... •
In the mean time, sir, please to accept the assur
ances ol my must distinguished consideration.
(Sigm-d) . The M a iiQinsde G ar.LO.
Q>W Of a letter from the minister of tear a/td ma—
^-riae, toJMr. Hummel, consol of the U. Slates in
> £itq.Us, dated March 23. ’ -
Kingdom of the Two Sicilies, ... , ;
»:..«> Sd Division. 1st BafO'.
.) 1 inform yon Mr Consul, that his majesty has
Ordered that il may be permitted to the individuals
gniHfioSjng-liwaequipages (crews) of the American
f^ssels conhscated in the ports of his royal domini
ons, to return to their country ; hat they must be
embarked upori one of the aforementioned vessels,
tpbich shall he by them ransomed. :
- I salute you with distinction.
'(Signed) ■ - K- -t* DUAltfi. ■
«. Wsltayf* Gibraltar psper of the fth of-July,
^hjch eoDtains many translations frhm the Spanish
P^Pffk»'an(f*a»nag them :tn account from Tamigo
•a nf a visit to that city from a prince of the House
fei Bourbon'; it was mentioned with rapture, *. He
-^^FfOftedett fiirCadi*. The Duke is a soldier, for
.they say he gained victories at the age of 18—Not*
^ltv*?!*rvaing in# reverses of The Spaniarapin C hU
)dnvat the trench were still greatly ahnoyea in tbit
pjnvinc* hydtamerouaindrpendent parties.
Death."—We have a paper furnished
iJjM^.-capl. Martin, from Naples, containing an es
. topftle tf{ (he sales of the several American cargoes
confiscated at that place, the aggregate of which is
JTvto SJU/iiMM, Tito hundred and Fijif-Three Thou
Und Dollars f This fg as tar as the sale had taken
place, fqr some had nut been completed Whin the
r-t»ncts tailed.' To 'this large {sum is to be added
tsralue of the vessels, not yet sold. Thd follow
aro the amounts from this town. *" >
/> ' Francis * •. v 145.000
Hermles
«, 135.000
•■V.
* Romp- <
. >. ‘ 94.000 r>. .i»
Victory.
if#- ■i’*: 120,000 -.V*
*4*''s, K? t W> OOOf rkfv
Betsey
Fortune
25,000 '- >
■ S
4 v"_ v^ Naney
' <*£ **«■& 48.000■'!?, i'<
cv<”-Mdv“Sukey.de Betsey
40,000 »:<»>,
% c .-ait. .■ V-. '■>, Adje. i
ran* Salem alone
§ <>87,000 .
ROBBED AMFJUcVNS. ,
palgajSfiMEparteogtmat board the Freed*. ■'
faptaht John Cavendish, of ship Trent, of Boston,
of lrrig Victory, ui Siltm. iti e
Moses B>>*wn*Af brig Nancy Aqn,.aJ Newburyport
of bsig Pt eenis, UdpioiK-. n,r,-, M
WrOartiner, «f brig .Ruth At Mary, of Philadelphia,
;Wni. Lander, of l rig Rotnp, of Salem. ,, .
.Wi „! fit icTi. .. # t' ft
-*%iHaiwom. of brig Sokcy and Bet- > confiscated
*> v \n. Cat Gallipoli,
&d Holden/of brig Orufimbo, of BaUuooft.
%
•:: r'r?~ —, 7”~'w-W ww-- *■*'* yaejniamr«•*#»»- ‘• •s .. ^
John Gardiner, of brig Two Betseys, of Beveity.
^dwurd CutIcr. bTbr(je J.*bn of NtwbaryP"rt. J.l 'J
Daniel Waterman,of bri* Emily fif. New York.
Thomaft Bartkt^of baif Aurora, nf-y- a Y?s {
Plymouth, * r. /These three
Jok« Foateti wfTsrig-PKrMTreranw, $*cre««n6se»
V" > ■ | ted at Civrtn
?rr*«»i“»rAtlunv-«CdKkl. Mntniflg \ Yeccht*.
3 »»", BoCkoa. '' - * '» 1 *
>
$i«Wtfcjr KewlS*T*»f ichV Italshtt, ofB*l<*fc*
Gers4omBr.»df<vr4,of sebVAmhwrst, ofDuxfcw.
WMU|m*PM»14£ eferhVOvaetonaekj ofDerty.
David Th«®4S, ofxchr. Dove, BeVstly. *j> ; h
S«t»I^U»tio»«cbrk Suit#,
1^ . lit n*r i ni 4r Kf W J !»■ m ;
LT^wri«f 4tbt. Wdlisin,S*UftH • -V
lebnDerby, of*chr. Mjry* Sal*ig{ s
Phm Dix<#, of srbr. John,
Juhit ttiibnan, trbr. Nancy, S*|*an * v. s. ;;>i
Messrs. Alexander Stewart, of Philadelphia
0. .W. Megget, of Salem.
-r> .»
Stephen Smith, of .New-Yorls, '’ f;>-> , •
-Lloyd Mifflin, of Baltimore. _i y «,
■’•; George Clark, of New-York. . >*v i : ’
Capt. F. Thorndike, ol, Beverly—and one hundred
and ninety-eight mates and seamen.*
The Frances put into St, Michaels 18th of July
for supplies, and jailed again the 10th; The follow
mg geatlemeu. left her,, and took passage on board
the brig perseverance rap tain Meek, who was to
sad the next day lor New. York-•-vie. ■ .3
Messrs. Alexander Stewart, of Philadelphia,
* k Lloyd Mifflin, of Baltimore./ •
. Stephen Smith, of New-York* , y '
■ .GeorgeClark, of do, '
Captains,. Daniel Waterman, of do, » V
#tViilijiu Gardner, of Philadelphia, -
The brig Radius, of piston, captain Benjamin
Lander, arrived at Gallipoli 18th May. The ves
set and cargo were immediately confiscated.
There jjas afco the schooner Shadow, of Phila
delphia, which had beefi captured by a privnteer,
with whom they had compromised, which compro
nfige had been sanctioned by the French government,
but bad met with some difficulty with the Neapoli
tan government, from which they expected- to be
rleai in a short time, ... *.
test of'ttstd* cunfitcuted at Naples end Civita Fee
CAM.
Women,
where belong, *
top. amt. tales.
Hercules,
Salem, ' >
135.000
Frances, >
do. fi'/tei*
145.000
Trent,
Boston, v|t!
> 76.000
Romp, » : it,
Salem, . •
94.000
Victory,
do. /•'
' 120,000
Two Betseys,
Beverly, —
80.000
Ruth & Mary,
Philadelphia,.
100.000
Nancy ti Ann,
Newbury port,
! 30,000
John,
do. s'
22,000
Phaenix,
Boston, »
ballast
Emily,
New York,
■ 110000
Orznnbo, '
Baiiimtne,
105.000
^ 80,000
Betsey,
Salem,
Maria,
Boston,
90,000
Kite, ,;
Baltimore,
■ < * 40,000
Hound, •,
-do.
♦0000
Urania,
New York,
70.000
Newbury port,
Syr»n, _ ,
96.000
Peace,
do.
• 18,000
Oostionack,
New Haves,
20.000
Nancy,
Salem, >>
48.000
William, ;
• do.'
36000
M ary,
do.
80.000
Dove, - ,
Beverly,
, 12,000
Fortune, 'y
Salmi,
25.0001
f
Amherst,
Dux bury,
13.000'
Louisians, ; ,
Boston,
18,000
John,
Marblehead,
25.000
Mary, • •» .
Beverly,.
60.000
Morning Star,
Boston,
26,000
Two Friends,
Beverly,
18,000
Perseverance,
Boston,
118.000
Aurora, '
Plymouth,
11,000
Sukey St Betsey,
Salem,
40.000
Radius,
Boston,
80.000
And cargoes of the foUowirg
>*• mt, juuuwatg ;
Augusta,
sta, Baltimore, A
vr, -• ^ • • d.». ./ ui
7ep»»y
?5o,ooo
Hamilton,
limn, * I ' New Y<»rk, f v ' *
•a, Baltiuioie, 3
Sophia,
s 2,251,000
jrtw
"* , Rostov, August 21.
FIRE AT CONSTANTINOPLE.
Extract of a letter from an American at Constant i
apple, to a gentleman in this town, dated April 21,
- WHO. > ,. -i ,i . _
“Yesterday a fire broke not in a Feta, one of the
division* of the suburbs, and to the n. & s. of Con
stantinople.—H raged wHh the greatest degree ol
rapidity, and presented a truly terrific sight to the
spectators. At 11 o’clock it extended nearly a mil-,
ajol formed one continual flame ; not was any stop
pot.to it until sun set, when'some stone building;
Stopped id softie measure its rapid progress, end a
bout mid- night its ravages Were nearly at an end.—
-The distress of the inhabitants is very great, H is
supposed that 30,000 are now in the fields and buri
al grounds, with the little they were able to snatch
from the destructive ek-ment. It is supposed that
about 8000 buildings were entirely consumed, 1
ARRIVED, >’
Srh’r Dash, Wills, 12 diys from Cape Francois,
Sugar & Coffee, Armistead & Kelly.—Left sfh’r
Snow Drop, Brinkly, for Philadelphia to tail in 10
days; Liberty, Stewart,detained by ChrUtophe to
car ry provisions tobis troop*. :. ,, r . j
Sloop Maria, Sunderland, 8 days from New Lon
don, r £ . ,V - A- A* , i f (- •• ■ : f j
Sloop President, Green, 6 day* from New York.
’■The *»'ip John, of Freetown,, hence for Leith, wia
•fHikeir July 4, in lat. 59, long. 14, out 50 daye. -j\ '
1 he, tijig llihrmia, from (hi* port for Gottenberg,
was spoke* off the Texel thaigtb June. , -, ,
• ■Newcomb’s Packet- wiH sail - for
Nfw-Ynjj| oq SUNDAY next/ 'Aug'. 29/ •
*,*-• FOR SALE, A FLOAT, ^
300 Barrels Superfine * Alexandria
v ■$’ 4 . *ne >*1 *
v;
Mackinder * white, \
jNj 4 *r
■' 4 ' 8 -v l
„ wanted ,w.
. 1
To Afire immeditlcfy, either Sy tit ■9/m& er T*«r,
A ^PERSON who can Cook,
»nd. Iron, fr»rxtamall family—ehe must be recMn*
meiidtjd for bejpnietty and sobriety; very liberal'
»Wi: baryrei* ..a peySoa Die couotVy'
wbuld he preferred# Apply attk*. Ledger OMcf
fotmtonnatloiu ,• * - 'i&reF'r ** .#*«*• ai«** t- ’ *3 i
Aogtwt 17. ■_ ■ ,
...—. Musts'
the firm of Richan]
>any, and John Atteott, ”
,' ’ . j ~Defendurts,
,Nth$mption nf theplaintiff by Ws caunseJ^hi
. - Fco»»rt tfotfi order, that (Hpkfen^ints Richard
|H<tW(len aml comparts* do render an account of tMt
^transactions relattvero the schooner liorcheswr,
stated in the bill to have been in partnership between
-them arid the defendant Abbott and the plaintiff, be
fore Master Commissioner C«wper, who is directed
examine, state, and settle the same, and to make
gTeport thereof to the court, with any matters speci
ally stated thought pertinent by himself or required
by the parties. In taking tVhich account the said
defendants Richard Bowden and company, aredyec
ted to exhibit on oath to the said commissirJHkhe
■books and papers containing all the transactifflfc
lative to the said schooner 5 and the defendant John
-Abbott, not having entered his appearance, and giv
en security according to the acts of assembly and the
rules of this court, and it appearing to the satis
faction of the court that he is not an inhabitant of
this Country, on the motion of the plaintiff by his
counsel it is ordered, that the said defendant do ap
pear here on the first day of the tiext term, and an
swer the bill of the plaintiff, and that n copy of this,
order be forthwith inserted in one of the Norfolk
Newspapers for two months successively, and post
ed at the front door of the termer capitol in this city.
A Copy,
Anthony Robinson, C. C.
aug. 29 .
Twenty Dollars Reward*
DESERTED from this farrison on the night of
the 20th inat. JOHN TETERINGTON, pri
vate in Capt. Massia’s company rifle regiment,aged
25 years, 5 feet 8 inches high, dark hair, grey eyes,
ruddy complexion, born in England, by occupation
a hatter.—JAMES J. FOWLER, of the same com
f?ny, Aged 26 year*, 5 feet 10 3-4,inches high. Mack
air, black eyes, dark complexion, born in the
state of New-York, also by occupation a hatter._
Whoever will deliver the said deserters to me in this
garrison, or to the commanding officer of any post
or garrison in the United States, shall receive'the
rd, of Ten Dollars i
above reward,
for either, and all
reasonable expenses,
r, Edwafd Dillard^
Captain 5th Infantry Commanding..
Fort(Norfolk, August 29, 1816. 3w
For Sale or Charter,
The fine new Ship Colliope,
iRobtri Henderson, master, 24Q ions.
Apply to
MOSES MYERS & SON.
500 barrels new FLOUR,
of superior quality, from Mayo Mill, Richmond.
August 29. *•, t( ,
AUCTION.
On Thursday the 30th instant, at 10
o'Clock, on Newton's wharf, will positively be
Sold without reserve,
30 bags and 4- hogsheads COFFEE.
All sum* over 206 dollars 60 days, for approved mi*
dorsed notes i under, cash.
Edwin Lee.
^August.27. a
Sales at Auction,
Will be Sold on Friday the 14th of
September next, at 12 o'Clock, on the premises,
without reserve, the following '
- Yaluable Property,
To tint:
Oiie Brick House occupied by Tilds
ley Oraham as a Bake House and Dwelling, having
two excellent Ovens, and every way calculated for
carrying on the Bf king Business.
One Two Story Brick House, ad
joining the said Bake House, and
One Double Fire-Proof House, all
oh the same lane,7 si tinted on Hill-Street and Tay
lor’s lane—The whole subject a groond rent of 161.
per annum, on a lease for 12 years, renewable, or
the Property paid for at valuation.
, The terms will be made known on the day of sale,
Whi( h will be accommodating—Any person inclined
|o purchase may view the premises any time previ
ous to tbe day of sate.
' ' * Samuel Moseley, Scrg't.
, Acgust 24, .9 ■:.. . .
- For*Charter, ■.*
: 1} The excellent SHIP .*
_Mary ann,
Capt. Russell, <atried last spring from tbit port $68
hogsheads tobacco, will be ready to tike do board a
cargo in a few d.iys. • ■ •;*'? -_*>
She hoe on board,
4000 bushels Cadiz SALT* \
Which will be sold very low if taken from alone
side.4 . Y".'* .*
, . v ^ ,Richafd Blow;
August^./A:;,.r' v tf '
W. For Liv*rpo*k •.
The best. aod fast sailing SHIP ,
v FTNGAL, |
Samuel Davis, master'. Copper fastenedfatid ft eve
ry respect a superior-ship, will sail with alt possible:
dispatch—-por freight of 100 hogshead* tobacco, or’
passage, having good accommodations, apply to :
- . w-.> William Dickson. >
August 3% - ,.;'t.,:.-. if «j,|
FOft fRlvIGHT OH CHARTER,
Tie fa*
__ . , _ . ’ H
Thomas M. Corby, Master, ! 108 bsfrels burthen,'
now ready to roeeivo a cargo—-A freight to fairepe
would be preferred—Apply to tbrcaptefe oobsard
«t*» - ■ —•••>• - xH
’$&&&** W*Heraa.
August Mb
r'-Hi
*•*
Vfflr
’4
- wk amp 4 nornyris,
840 tans V*rth#», aod will cany about
PsrttrMttpiyta- . •
. Bowden At MilhatJo^.**:
-iEttnan
Pilot lOGfb* tf &Q . - > f
Cwdks, Mould ®t0
1 •-■ %«<>»< ’*■
Coroa, Carrara* . . 1 / ' 1-'*?^}
Coffea, W. Indus dt J? / ~sjMtewi <j£*< ■
Cordage, - wSfe^H- >
Cotton, Geo,Upland lb, 14 it ’ 1
■'*" " Sea-Ulftnd . - - 1 1 "V^ $» . fv;. *-*
Dackj Ravens boh* ••<v <■•'¥♦•■' *■ l4> * '-1» '
« §““**.■ *• *■ ’3* **ir ^f
''No. iw7,English* \1; ’ *' f* *'>''**&* ,‘J
Floor, Sup) ; bbl. 10 « y "J0 £jf f, S? * * .
■ Fine ' ^
.. * Middlings . *.~f 4 • :
Fisbj Cud, gp. quitti- 5, 9 "i;:'
H<rrin|T bbL' a ^ 4 «J
••..t,ck . ton. I <««,«„.**
G»o, Ilollandi lst jp. to!. ■ ,J* ^: xSW'^ify
■ N, E. 1st p. * 1 * >v'<''m
Grain, Corn l.oeb, ♦-*>* "^ab ;
Hemp, Russian Ion. 450 • * ... i>- : , *«# •»
Hides, Dried lb, -. ..10 * ■ J|
Hog's Lard, ,. % ■;. , '\i~ \ a. ,
Iron, Amerieinref, (efi, ilOl, f
Swedish ‘ ' 'US'“
uogwood, oaf - *.
Camp. . «i:* Mi--, -i - •ndnt t ,«mCv
tfehdgany. Bay sO. ft* l?J[ - ff
’J ,
Molasses
- - . „ ... . * 1, SO 1 i <9t . ..* ■
gal*.
Peas, Black-eyed ho*. * ( -4# :
Pepper, ' lb, -if «-• v* --
Pimento, ...". fg, , » • .
Pitch, bit. i '-V*V'r_.
Pork/Cnfg© Nottbern it ‘
l*ritne 1<? , ‘ *S#
MeSs $0 ' *
Raisins, cask.’ >l • - * 4 "
ditto, ■ box: ; $ ’
. ■ -VvaV .
Rice, 1001b, >( J 3 74
Rosin, bbl. 4
Rum,jumaica,4th p. gal. 1
Antigua, 3d p, • « ' _
Country, • (>5
Salt, Turk'»-island,bM<~'' .Ml >• *4 .^fvMSp.
St.Ubes,
Liverpool,
60
Cadiz,
Sugar, Muscovado 1001b. $h". Hdb ‘ ' l,?'
Hav. Brown, 10
White, J»
Shingles,Cyp.22irt. ff.
Staves, W. O. hhd. _
barrel '■ 20 “ *mm mp;
... - , '•■■-■'< ■ ■. hhd. r M \ /v ^
do. fed oak If ,* ^ i,.
TaT. '?/' bbl. '';
Tobacco, Rich." 1001b. S Vi & ^ ‘ .
’ Petersburg, * J ' • / -t%
.-?■»» Rappft, ' ' •*:-{ «av r ’l
Turpentine, bbl* t f Stt *#:
Wines, Madeira pipe*, ^
; Lisbon, . git, c ; Tv* £
■. Tenerife,' /■-•-■ 1 12§ »4l|rffc^.. tnlj
Sherry* >1 v-o
■M^f***, .. 1 *3 $
TV*’
krifiS^Bdahnaeasaiadlr- '
Prtmittmt of Insurance on Jnitriutn Pm&tofiK ■■
To ahd frqni Cieet-BriUia, .Irylaad,. , ' ‘ •
Portugal and Spain, without (go ,
Straights of 6ibra)t«r, . , . , '
Porte in the North Sea and Baltiefc,' ' 10~ «
In the Mediterranean, **
Gibraltar, Madeira,Canafiee, Aeons, ,* ^
and Cape de Verd islands, . ,, Si. |
British and Neutral Ist^A
aods, frofn. Barbados
• • • - S ■j&.i
mas,
Jamaica«i»d^Honduras,... '* ff % K^ff If/
Porto Rjco, . . » *, ft » » , ; i.- •* < ^'
liavauoa and other Ports of Cabai 3 fl i
Cay of Si. Ooinmgh,. “ Wl ’
Persia, India, gs^v|Wjip..^i5E;7 ■■ j..;
P.r.U IrtHii. A«t :
jt
Cohsters, A
vi^inu ft»«k i«>, mm* •• -
Norfolk Marine Insuranie CotBbibtj id ^
; advance. ' ' \ \ ^ :.
Uajtcd Suit* Italic, nOnciitthe
&dU.p.. ■
i< & t* <• .ifijjfem?-.
trj 5«ek J *■$
licit tli* aid of o*t »«*fc*oi>Iaifri#t^,wt|be»4#
i**eiM hope «f ttafcitt{it/ttu \ ^
_*rong qudjtd, f*,M V.tjNM
•W «r and iht Mror^iall fa* eftfrettwl* ty*Mri| I
tn*»u», * leferone*any W*»*de t* Ik# pc%**or
rent, at adiatanr^*'With cnnddclH-a.i ’•* :' T! ; .\*
ata
J j®v fcttr KewOi
s$Sk *™.!
Andrew Du1o4 marter, wilt tall <w die1iM *{ tkljip*
teubef. For fretjfct or p- aarat arrlr ter *- ■ <gHf
. Aogvfi lew •• .»> d ^
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.... _ i1;;,:*N.ACH8)ttSg
For freight
>* :**?4 ‘
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