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_ «ift: fcat become
their element and?|p|pii^pljjtfiK whole fortim*!*
'•taWedoo tf»e *wojg|||gjh i heir lii|ptbment is there- -
lyre necessarily secured timleb theimfewfrrnf* l*t<
|. <Serf whose ind'-i*UMdf|£Him h tti o hoe r 11 pih>,
.their Javourit#||^^Hp' at8fc whose liberaffdilfpar
tiality feeds thi^HpF7if preferment, end divides
the fruit if gronquirsU. Oi the eigtiteoti M*rece*(j||
-*tlier emerged trim life*
-d*E/ipir«, fjiurtein have wet
tanks, or asreiitfedifcfii iflei
eflowcst employments.
- Jlost of t-je G
vision, and others who
bold the print11
, have the same origin,
ipal comm
n%
uSrjrnl
prove that war is an experimental
m*Mi and that military renown is not the prero
t' ye of hiitb, hut tln^ harvest of toil, ag the
rity of. fortune. We annex the following sketch:—
I issena, a subaltern in the Sardinian service at
^tlie beginning of the Revolution, in 1793jsberame
• General of Brigades . ■
M or tier, a Captain of j^V olunteer company in bis
native province at the sllhe period.
1796,
r Ney, apjiussar, and an Adjutant General
ifeutiHn through all the inferior grade
' - Soult. was whibultein before the Revolution in a
regiment of tufantry, and au Adjutant General in
1795.1 / 1; , .. "■
Junot began his career in 1792, as ^grenadier in
one of the volunteer battalions, commanded by
Get). Ptlle; and in 179^ was one of the -Aids-de
Catnp of Bonaparte.
Y|5Murat, served originally in the constitutional
jjjflbd of Louis XVI. became afterwards an oflirer
in.the 12th:1t regiment of Chasseurs de Cheval, &r.‘
Lefgyre, son of a miller of Alsace, became a ser
jeant ttt the regiment of French Guards heiure the
Revolution.
?;> Perignon, after acting as a justice of peace at
Montesch, engaged in the army, aud passed rapidly
tbrougWll^fesubordinate guides,and in 17.94 com
manded the army of the Eastern Pyrenees.
-Bessteres, originally a cnnimd##'ililier, became,
in 1/96, » captain of infantry in the army of Italy,
sft.Angereau, a pi 1 vale in the Neapolitan service in'
17S7, became soon after .1 fen< ina mister at Naples;
in 1792 entered as a volunteer in the army of Italy ;
.nod in 1794 was a general of brigafll in the army
gif; the Pyrenees. ».
: Befnsdot^e, at the commencement of the revolu
tion, a-se rgeaot in the regiment of royal marines;
i*1 JITS#, a%eneral of division.
. Join dun enlisted in 1778, but lef^he service in
1784;- »>s a shop-keeper at the commencement of
tbc,it;vomtinn. - %
. 'K••Herman i>pgai) bis career as a simple hussar
|u |h«* regiment of Cofiflans.
*.Lasm-s,. <0 tp n II v a com non soldier, hecame,
in 4'79o.:adjut.tni ni division in thr NationilGuard
of Paris. I i ;.7J,
* Briine, a punterat the cronmenremept of the
revolution, > m,-mui Wi the. club ot Cord; hers, and
an intimate friend ni Dautuuf commenced his mili
tary career in-17.93
Byth deml.
e,
* I.omjon. September 2<).:
tublick Income of Gren! Britain, Jut the year en
^y
ding Junua y 5, lSip. ■
£!>■• n, “"n- 'I < v v a condensed sffte
.H<»vin
National Debt of Greaj Britain, *( now
tnent nl
.iders wui- «n Abstract of ibe Publick
present!)
e particular articles from whence the
Income,
respective sums nnd§r the heads. Customs, Excise,
Stamps, \r. arise, me shall Uke au early oppurtu
1 “pi laying before our readrrs.
-Permanent and Annual Taxes. ±
i : : .. - Netprmffice.
Customs .. , , . £.8,508,032 10 O
Excise v 5 17.184931 3 Il|
Stamps >■ > ~ tj,' y 5,30.9.8431 l 11 ,
Land and Assessed Taxes 8,742.483 6 5j
Pint Office . ^ ■ *,370,069 1 11$
pensions and Salaries, Is. duty,
aqd 61I. duty, 84,743 12 2g
Hackney Coaches 25.925 7 lOj
Hawkers and Pedlars 12,995 6 6 j
; j\ v £-41,299,023 10 11 j
' Hereditary Revenue.
ljenstion Fine* » » 8.737 14 1
e Fines ■ . , 7.497 H J
ires 14,529
Compositions ^200
603 15 10
Proffers®
Crown Land
87.379 9 21
• jVprt-v , £.41.417,773 14 4|
'* v’ Extraordinary Resources.—JFar Tam.
cAioitts" * > \ " v ^ ;V 3.072.761 19 io|
Excise’ *'*■-' 'V«"‘ 'J 5,638,216. 11_1 *
Proferty Tax
12,134,118 10 81
A til
ul Income, Duty, &c. 26,043 18 3
Sundries.
Lottery (net profit), one third
->j|r Ireland 435,818 15 9
Inteiest of Loans for Ireland 2,200,436 5 8
.Commissioner* for issuing Mx* .• • (
- fbeauerWls at Grenada. . v 15,090 0 0
Surplus feesm regulated pub*., • , t .
lick U > i j-104,364 7 9J
Surplus revenue of tbe Isle of - , *.
> Man* • .i<*9,7J7 9 9}
Anifrcouot of iotejestuf loaij ’ y > ■ <
."^tOETortugal^- , 28,585 1 6
Impost money repaid by sun*
# dry accountant* , , 83,968 12 111
Of the monies pajd to tbe pub* up1 ’>. . y,
KcH : *;'*.*’•}. ’A :3fi9 0 - 0
: ..rt jtt
Total income, independent oT% • „ > .
“ bans' . " V ; . .65,227,274 7„ ,91
Loans paid tpto the exchequer,,•*. .
Ineiuding S millions for Ire- -1 „>■
laod.lnd 600,000/. fonjPur* ,
4u*al v UJS75.668 18 6
£■ 79.992.943 6 31
Ufwaedsor TwreeIIundrsu asd Fifty-Four
Millions or Hollar* l '->*> »
,, ;•% October V. . •: V.
v-f‘ Admtrally-Ogiix, Srptt$9.
Copy of u lettef.lrom Admiral Sn Charges Cot
‘f
Ton, Bart. Commander m Chief of brs Majesty’s
r Ships and Vessels in the Mediterranean, jo Johh
:: Wilson CrOkbr, Esq. dated oh Vosrd bis Ma
jesty’s Ship Saif Josef, off Toulon, 24th July,
Sir*—A eentinuanre of strong gules from the
' northwest, store the 15th inst. obliged nie to tske
sbcltef uuder the Levant Island, with ittt fleet, from
t;,..v*m, /
-tote .
: ‘mf1
1 *** - It W.
'£
■ • fioweter, 'wfwerr
r«n*?ard a» ViH« '£(^*:’VWyi«i{#
»B»td4f to gain. ■'
haying had rom»i»4nirt'
"WW^Ihe
’S'&Xtfgr'i* -” count <*t hi* pforeedlpgswitfi
fsqoaorifl (mdjrr hi $ Wd*V»J|i|p^pv'W^-i
tof tho rloitsistttig pi pfefc-sail)
1 lin» (hne-* ‘Wph tfe
CHiH’i flag.)'k»id $ur frigates, coming out o?Hmi'
Ion on the 20tb the purpiiso <i( >h;r*,ji^g
a frigate «iid rciriVby trtv^ot froin Haiidol, «nd »,5,
less to endeavour to runoff the EnryIqa|'v ag,-yg.h«or
water ; and, in justice lb the Captains* rtfi|fi3 Ma-*
jesty’s ships p i mod in the margin^* 1 cannot d< sit,!
from transmitting to the Lords Commisiohers of
the Admiralty the enclosed Copy of Captain Blae k-*
wood’s letter on the subjeet, a nil l doubt not their
'LordBfcps will view with no small degree of satis
.fartnm the gallantry and steadiness of these ships,
and under the existing circumstances, the determin
ed measure that officer adopted, by bringing to in
order id battle, with his Majesty’s squadron, against
so superior a force, and engaging the headmost
ships of the enemy’s line, which*had the effect nt
completely frustrating their' intentions, as regard
ed the Euryalus and Shaerwat^J though the latter
was under their guns, und rereived three broadsides
from one of the line of battle ships, besides a fri
gate, but without being struck by either. The
enemy's ships remain in the same state as usual in
the road of Toulon ; five orS^lX sail daily stand out
off the harbour’s mouth to exercise. • '
I have the honour.to be, &e.
(Signed)
„ , . ?C. CQTTON.
* Warspite, Ajax, Conqueror, Euryalus, and
Sheerwater.
His Mqjaty's Ship IFarspile, off Toulon,
20tk Juty;\ 810.
Sir—In a former letter I did myself the honour
to acquaint you of the enemy having twfle# come
out in great forehand falling in an attempt to de
tach a store ship to the eastward, and liberate a
Irigate in Bandol, where w£ had forced her to take,
refuge. This morning they again came*'out with
six sail of the line, one of them of three derks,
nearing t|^e Command, r in Chiefs flag., arid four
frigates : and as the >veathcfj^»as lig^ht »nd varia
ble, I found it impossible to prifvcntThe junction of
the frig;j4e in' Bandol; I therelore endeavoured to^
collect the squadron, and place ourselves without
the enemy lags good a posture of defence as I could,
hut owing U»" the situation of the Euryalus and
Sheerwalcr,'who were obliged to cross their head
most slrtps, and the wind rather tailing them, whilst
the enemy preserved i| so entirely hs to rende^i the
capture of the Shrerwater return,; if not that of
the Luryalus. .It jf.ee a tile a mstter imperatively
necessary that I should risk an action, though*at
the door oi the enemy, and with « force so superiout ;
a step which, without such an n^geitv I Should not
have considered myself authorised^ taking, par
ticularly ns you had unavoidably been bio*#*off and
out of sight by the late heavy pairs. I theirfore
brought to, with the Cf>nqnfcf.hr and Ajax istern
of oie, in such a position as evinced my rieteritii^a
lion to protect the frigate and brig, and I nut happy
to inform yon, that thqjpesoh has proved as credita
nle to the Biitisb Hag as l could have wished or
expected ; for although the enemy appeared equally
as decided to endeavour to cut them oil’as we were
to defend them, the moment they eame within reach
of our fire they hauled un in succession theii head.
m >st ships, giving as theii broadsides, and
tackl'd ; in which we followed their example, uy
also tacking, a movement for w:.irh I am entirely
indebted to Cnpt. Otway’s promptness and good
judgment, who being the steritmost ship in our line,
and perceiving the enemy began to retreat, became
the more anxious to endeavour to disable them,
when, after a lew more shots passing, and we had
some time previous to this movement secured the
retreat of Ijbe EoryUus and Slieerwater, and the
wind rather failing us,*we wore and stood a little
away to the southward, which the enemy most po
litely permitted us to do unhurt and unmolested, at
a time too when they had it fully in their power to
bring it to a decisive actinriWuiider rirruinstances as
highly advantageous to them as they re the re
veisc to us; their conduct therefore puts in a flat
tering and clear point of vie# the respect in which
th<y hold the British Wavy; and from the deter
mined conduct of the squadron you did me the ho
nour to place under my rommsn t, I am fully per
suaded, had the ambition of the enemy permitted
him to make a bolder attack, the result would have
been still more honofetable to his Majesty's arms.—r
And I trust it cannot escape your notice, that al
though the desparily of force was conspicuously en
couraging to the enemy, yet from the moment that
the situation of the 'KuryalusTtnd Sheet water be
came doubtful, and for a long time after, we never
declined «m action, hut on the contrary lay lo re
ceive them for more than an hour and an half.
I have now, sir, to perform a task most grateful
to my feelings, which is that of reporting to you,,
that in proportion as difficulties aud dangers presen
ted themselves, the patient, active, and undaunted
conduct of the squadron was such as to merit my
warmest approbation; and I feel most particularly
sensible of the exertions of captains Otway and
l'ellowes, in preserving such compart order, which
evidently deterred the enemy from making a further
attack. The hon. captain Dundas of. the Eurya
lus, and capt- Sibley in the Sheerwater, situated as
they were, did every thing I could either wish or
expect; the latter 1 dispatched by signal.to apprise
you of our situation. To the officers and crew of
the ship I shall ever feel much indebted'for their
steady and active conduct, but particularly to lieut.
Calloway, flora whose judgment, zeal, and activi
ty, as well a§ that of Mr. Bower, the master, I de
rived a moig essential aid. Captains Otway and
Fellowes have also reported to me, that the same
coolness and activity manifested itself in all ranks
in their respective ships; hnd thaMjjjjey feel equally
sensible of the assistance they received front their
?<lrst lieutenant* Messrs. Lowry and FilZtn^urtqe.
I have the honour to be^dte. ' » .
.(Signed) ’ H. BLACKWOOD, Capt.
,T» afda». iSir Cteefe* Cotton, Ctmmander in CMtf,
' ■■■■- *■ \ * j ...: > .
f • „ . October&' . - '
V Louis Boaai|i»rte ei deveoV klrtjj<»f Hfl8*nd,lives
at Toplitt, in jk very Confined' inn of the town, which
yraa given up tp him by the Doke of piusW^ jHe
remain* in th* b*lh throe hours every daj&. ad^i I e
wilks every morning in the garden of the princes.
; .9 .
Jt
, 'i I
i v- vV' !
■ri::'
'• V. ■ i i
flobpijfcfwater.
dje should (w^Ur(4 jw>^thow*:^
ty-^'drfUrt*
l*®?? ^ey^^V^fllp^lh*
IW':
«-i|be;«H}{i|to>Pjg»«<«ifi!^B^t^^,'-,.;.;.^V0;^
^)‘,i^’Hfi,ry I. was once at PendirokirhisiwIebttT/
| ‘^V* •sfllrduty arres^jt Bythe *iwg of » W>lt»tj hat>
"fyifh described the, Ireroick Htrhirvwned^i of
t<»e renowned king Arthur, and concluded with eu
1 nr root) t of his death, -and of hi* interment id thy
.churchyard of Glastonbury, bet warn two pyramids
of stop*-, tailgated by the err urp.cy of thf hardV
description of the place ol Iris sepulchre; Ileifty
ronmtiinHrd immediate search to be made between’
the^yirtmids, which were kdown to be still stand
•ng. At the depth of eleven feet u largestnrie tea*
discovered, to whirh was affixed a lead cross, bear
ing on its tinder side this inscription :—fltc jacxf
sepultuf inclt/tus Ilf.t- Amtvrius in insula Atalvnia—
* lerejies the celebrated king Arthuf, buried in the
Is.e pf Avalon, borne leet below this the. trunk of
a tree was found, which contained the remans ot
king Arthur and of his queen. The king*a bone*
e ere of a large siafy amf his skull bore the marks
of ten wounds, which he had at various times re
reived. The beautiful hair of the queeu finely plaf^
ted, andof a hright gol#colour, remained ehtiie,
hut crumbled to dust gooir after its exposure to the
air, Arthur’s death is sajd to have happened in
,e year 5l?^'knd his body was discovered in 1182.
*k-WeHre t0ld ^ -Girdld** Cunthrenus*. Who saw
these eniertsiing^Hod curious remains. Wlndeed, the
lead cross on which whs the inscription, was. pr*
served at Glastonbury till the dissolution of* it*
sbey, where Lebnd saw it when making bis me
morable tour. , ‘ - ■
v#
■ ■ V ARRIVED. V : ,
, Sloop Farmer, Bartlett. 14 day* from Mnrlrei-i
hornogli^I^C. bound in Ro*<.>r», in distrcxs —Two
of the crew, RuJnx.RipItf, of Kingston, (Mass.) i»nd
Jtmr* Gooch ofTortstnouth, were washed overboard
and drowned.^ ^.r >v f. . + -
Slo m George,^Riker. .Q days from New. York
b<*tnd to Charleston »> distress; leaky. '
r„ The Jitig Lujgy, feckbant, from ll.tdeir* IwfWjpHf
this port, went ,.n shor* the l.'lth mstaht^nh«t^l(^
miles to the southward- of -C.titiWck Ti>t?tjW'tl»’
ehrgn roosistiog of 63 pipes, of Wine saved; furept
^ree; vessel UUaMv lost—The sale of the vary.,
will take plare the 4*.h of Qficembqy on fhe beprh.
4 AUcF/fhV. /,■> ^
To-Morrow, (llnirsda^) <2 2d instant,5
Will he Sold at die foot of the New Market, at
*• eleven o'clock,**’ jjpL
WO bags of COFFEE * . 1 >
5<$barreh Br .ndy, ^
‘ 5 pipes and 7 barrels Gin.
Term*—All sums under 200 dollars Cash 4 ever,
approved notes with indorsers at 2 and 4 months.
* ♦ * Wjn. Pennock, Auc’& 4;
November’21, 1 ;‘f
FOR KINGSTON, (-Jamaica )
The British Ship ‘LOUISA,
■i iu -■» ■■■. i' Chris)'tpher folgrr, matte'-,
\ fast sailing coppered ship, and will be despatch
ed eavly in December. For passage apply to ttie
jpftster on board, or at the counting-house of
Robert I Dickson.
Novethber 2l1 6
FOR ALEXANDRIA, *
The fast tailing
dispatch, yA
Captain Henry, intended as a regular packet, will
sail on Sunday next. For passage,having excellent
accommodations, apply on board at Marstlen’s
wharf, or to
JENNINGS V RODDEY.
November 21. 2
FflESH GOODS, :
Received by the Unity from Liverpool.
7^ pieces Sup. Cassjmere 1 Be>t
30 do. Superfine doth, J fealilkt,
5 tierce* elegant Cut Glass,
20 casks of Perry'* Weeding tioei..
it *
% With-a variety of
Saddlery and Hardware Goods,
Which wiU be disposed of at reduced prices, by the
p, piece"or package, by .
v * George MTntosh.
November 21. tf
Postponed Sale:/" • *’ .
By virtue of a Deed in Trust from
■James W. Langley to Sosannah Martin,
Will be Sold at Poblick Auction for Ready Money,
onW’RDMESD IV the 12lh of December next,
0-' the Dwelling House of Mrs. Martin,
Two Plantations in Norfolk County.
The one on which she now .lives, containing 110 '
acres, be the same more or less; this place is divided
froffcthe Borough of Norfolk only by a small creek,
has on St two Dwelling-Houses, a Wind Mill and
other improvements The Other lying n« Tanner’s
Cr^ek, containing SOO acres, more or less; this .
Tract is mostly covered with’wood, and » within a
few mile%of Norfolk . -;•*»
■ -■ j ■' v ‘ The Trustee. ,
^'.Jfowemhgjr $1^- -*4 ‘■ ttffc, * >
FOR SALE, if •* ,! _
.e LAND.NEGROES, and other
■ , >• 1 PROPERTY,;, £Sg
Belongid*; tn colonel Samuel Griffin, at the Ship
Yardsupon Chickahommy River, will be sold on
rWMJNKSDAY' the 5th day of Mterijber next,^if
fair, jf notthe next fair day) uponthe tame tennis as
latdjr advertised*^’ •** /
fcy 54 " James Hifend^oin; "; j
■'a/"/'^iVMt!ftit:for'Col6h<el'S»i»ni^:Gif|faw:
:' WHHamsburg, Nov.' It. V: Ida Nnv.,Wr%r
Jiftt receivtd bjf the brig Unity, Captain Bunting,
visit'
Uverpqot
3hhda. and 40 crates* Earthenware^
sigjfcr we»asw>rted—Ndmonj- which nrtibffud'
TLlegantJSets Tea aM Tabl? China.
■ - Geocga, White.
* '*"■*&j>..^»KJ.yd«v4r’'.- v
JOi red Cloths,
Bret tingle
asd.flWobk
VSUled
Oxford k Betlf'.rd Cord,
Patent do. 8c^w;if||dnwn,‘
White and printe<Sj|lat‘- ■
seilles W.tistCoatmg, -
Gossmer/iause, worsted
Marino Piecea.jfcaljmnf*
net and silk Veilunja
Jfer1
Jte', block, a ,
Vfflite
CTdouredkiviliedSa
n£t,
Bl fcjc, white* a§d fancy
Blaclrulk Velvet, .*•
Black Florentine. Modes.
Pealing. Persians, arid
Lustrines, (
Black and white 4-4 soft
Crape, Hat B ind da.
El»Rart^ilkftbawJ<m>iack
i silk Handkerchiefs,
Ladies’ am! Childrens’
‘ best Beaver Sffcillbts,*
and Spanish ^fsts,
^rentletnea*,' Braver and
fiat tin Beaver Hats,
glaied leather do.
Low priced Hat* in small
vg£ll assorted cases,
Marseilles Cpdnterpatiei
- knotted an. .S<
5-4 Irish Sheeting, ' '
Be* Tick.
Irish
'3-4, 7-8*
Linen,
' w ,
4-*4 cottnirshirtinif,
0-8 and 6-4 rainbricfe
' *Mrfsiin, ■
Cheeked ff-orded, and co
4 imired Handkerchiefs
. • /or the neck,' «>. ^
Tambored Lena Muslins
ami spicl^t Net,
Jaronet, Book, .ip#Moll>
MnlV Mtisllhs,
.Coloured Muslins, , . 4
I*onff Lawn, ’ <
I^adrss, IfonHaFfc Pock
et Handkerchiefs^
Cambrick, furr, silk, fc
gold and siveikTiim
Pilgrioplippets,
Ladies* and gentlemens'
plain and pi tent silk
Hose, ; - l v
Do. worsted £e cotton do.
Misses* cotton Hose,
Worsted and cotton Pan.
taloon do.
Extra -long
silk
Jloves.
Do. fine la
!-"■ do. '*
Gentlemens’
lack and
white do.
Silk do.. W
Drawn T»h, Beaver
_* Woodstock-Wash, am
•’ Buckskin do, -
Silk snd cotton Brakes,
Fashionable Caliicoes J
Guigh-ims,
fFuriiiture Calllco,v
3-4 and 8-4 Diaper, ;
Diaper TabVa Cloths
al
sices, m
Cotton Table ClotKI
Three pair of very fIf£m|'Mahoaan4 KI
P'-: '» CASES.' '^ ’-*:—-r -
The. whole of which they pffe? foraste’atitei*
•w. V
>W price*. ■ ■
November
':.;^£0K;
£v * * THE LEIli^i ti.VG
Of the Ship...-AU0yjrrtTS#*^
< for Emi.Atni*,-1 ^Jp
Will be taken from the Her of the ExcHttiiee .CofSeS$jffi f*
House on Thursday morning. A few ■ talks ' ■
ton or other ligfettfreight, *tli tettaken on hoertHiOf^#
itefyj-*'Ji|jiiy.*»» v
at a very tew
•» »f
ply to
. ■: -.X >” •
<<
John Granbery^^i**."
./ ■
* «*. ** ? >#%%■
November tft,-'
■ ■ . - .. „ F AVC4 I0N, . ■ ,•„. •■* %.<Av:>
< v■ ‘■$**, --i, - >-• *w
j0n Friday the &3d instant,
SfiJd, fin- ready money, at the. Home a#>ah£ Subfc
# scnber, in Bermuda^jtreet, f > .U V<
All the PERS&NAL EST#T
Of the late. Major John Sauiuteri._-.AU
ing claims ag»mst the said estate,'are reqne
deliver the same properly attested t* Paul Probe, v ^
Esquire. • _ _ ># ’"% , .
, Elizabeth Saunders/Admr’x, * p
feiri'
851* barrets Superfine FLOUR#[&rfe*
■■ *f;/Ml--For Sale hy ^9^^%
'November' 13. • • nlfPii&iy •
~Wr*-r
^rrr. m 4f
On the • Stti 'vi; v/v
iamm
Robert Hendereon, of the Caltiofief%H
to a passenger in ttypfctage, directed
den, Petersburg, which lette^ cootaiwad v
Ht’dertou'e draft,. e» ,J5*c<J$. £A«t/U. JNf. ■'
mpatft, AP»-/*twji4«rei;paya|ip
im) ad# ft*e
with
the'*wba>tt^ «ffi fStlt ii
tSfe.Awr.
ajyjlp *t>ii tbewTpftf^ltdu e
■ v*. siI-,1 ' ‘ ■ <t"
ss
V»3*eWt<*/. Applf fr
. Novatahwr.fl*,
. *> ’
2i v.v^f
Ifc
G iJIoon (lintj
J-.Wejb, #'
unit?, •;;* ;. ■:*
RAT- p* w- ■■
Shies' und -tHakt^
Tootli BlHUtCii. ...,«
«»er ?. STf'#*'
B)wsy1» Hr*rtft 4 'Mfi
led,;;«»l<l»^Seaiii^Sintf:, 4
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