Star.
London, England, 1817-11-14 00:00:00

ivIADRID, OCTOBER O.

Tike; write from Cadiz, that other reifitls are ex-
Ireetei m that port from Vera Cruz.
A!! tht reports of a W4t beiween Spain and Por-
tugal hare zersed.
We hear nothing about Geffer.4 Mordio,
The Russian or then v stlt.ll R9pr.•.11 our shores,
The Imo of 1-le4lol of Lite ilond i t Cl:riu !Les
written t e the Governor cf G•hr,ottr taut the pl4;;:fe
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ST. DUNSTAN'S IN THE WEST.
A T a MEETING of the INHABITANTS of resolved to indulge hie
.Et -IL the PARISH of ST. DUNSTAN In the WEST, In the
Can' of LONDON, convened at the request of several re• while Of hisVodical te well as teate.Cbantille . ~. ..
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whimper's* Wok cloth, with the additionot those aemplating this picture, we can enter .... •- ,
glelanchOly for a short stile belonging to the Doke of GLodexgretrand the Prince of her sorrowing friends, and consider (.6 se ~ .
at Brighton. Ministers, amidst all their own grief of Comm, which are on the Sovereign's side; and some degree involved in the calamity."
the o DUBLIN, MONDAY EVININC, :., ~ 44
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National 4,7.s.yaeinssPathy, have been most anxiously attentive to that the Choral Service be discontinued during
44 It is with the deepest sorrow that'we• have;
1.. Mr. RICHARD NV n ITEA VES, Churchwarden, la the Cbalr; the feelings of the Pearce, and therefore, with most following week.
v IT WAS RESOLTYD, laudable prudence, have placed before his. Royal 4 The applications for tickets of admission to of the death of her Royal Highness the Pi.:•••‘. •
deeper gloom than this sad catastrophe has throne '.
HARLorre. ,We :lever remember to have area ~.
' los.rttst "ined by the Death or her Royal Highness the Princess
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, CU!! It I OTTE AVGraTA, feel it to be their ditty, while bowing likelyt i 1 g I
to
withdraw
matters of national interest as were St. George's Chapel upon this solemn occasibn, are e
his mind, •in some degree, from already very considerable, and if they could be put-
over the public ccuntenance hi this metropolis. The
• st coital, L2loaive Disreneation e,f Ditt;:,:e reoeluErece, to mak.
1.-14 their high reqtt et and affection for the Memory of a PRIN. those of contemplations by which it might chased any sum might be obtained. Most of the
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chief' topic of discourse, or object of attentioo '•
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111 C 1.43, whose virtues O^lrAlliel ed her Illustrious rank, and were otherwise have been deeply and perhaps injuriously respectable lodgings in Windsor and Eton are let at ~. erro .)
, • caleulauni to raise the hiOtest expectations, when, to the court, to he the nationel loss: Shortly
t of Events, Alit. she ::h! occupy that High Station in the %Wait absorbed. But no such expedient can be applied to advanced prices. This morning the Service in Saintafter the ao-iv.il of
thentismel news .nf the Pittscess's death, Vie Right
}-1?0.4 ROBUT PEEL senothe following Letler to the
'• . , neon, *mot the Nation fondly hared she was &abed 40 fill alleviate the sufferings of Prince Lawn" or divert George's Chapel was performed by the Rev. Mr.
' • 2. Thati thii Niettitte in re-ores Int: their unfeigned sympathy
'4 Wolfe sorrow of his Serene litshness the Prince Ltoroco a his er
-' .."- ' - • f lings into another channel. His grief is indeed DIANE, Private Tutor to the Hon. Mr..Cunace, son
_oßt? IgirDit, to communicate the occUrrener :', SAIL Cosunat., an.! of the whole of :he Royal Family, cannot ptofound, but borne with such fortitude as might be of Lord SCARSDALE, at Eton College, as a Candidate- ~.1-•
0 hut the 'more acutely fed the heavy stroke inflicted upon his _ 4 Dublin. Castle, Sundry Moran-,
.- :: rent. High:test , whet. they reflect on the conjugal affection and expected from his excellent understanding, and ex- for a Minor Canon's place, vacant by the death of . •
" /4 &mimetic happinees, so peculiarly exemplitied by his Serene emeiate sense ne religion. May that PitoviDUCE, the Rev. Mr. ROPER, and which will be filled at a .-
• my Loont.-1. have the very painful task of informior reta.l4
ILanorcelabluiyipi,nttihialitgianche Toe: se, zderottahrriovredhnthitisoymaortiniigrohgnnowtusris.thtohethbieei:tofie.
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&,. Hlghi•ess and ht. late Royal and beloved Consort; who, while " • r
;which in its wisdom has inflicted this blow upon the Chapter, en Tuesday, the 25th inst.'
, .;„ teary aeacetel at. exasuile to the Nation at large, secured its
u!. esteem and a initrulnn. country, administer Comfort to the Illustrious !tele- " NEWCASTLE, NOVEMBER 11. cars CSARLOITe. !Inflow a copy of the Oazetto Extraordlnat- .'
' ' ' TI • or re— d obit thete ..el timid% fhb )Meeting most
mix "." r ' ' '• '1 ' - fives of the departed hellions. and sooth the feelings " The account of the death of the Princess CHAR. which Wu published in d;ondon.-4.haie the E
earnestly recemmend, as a token of beart-felt rerpect that all
,„ the Howes and Aura in the Parish be closed throughout the of the People!Lord, your very faithful servant, • 'a• PECL.
, LOTTE was received in this town on Saturday morning,
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, wi ale of Wi 0NV.:31)...Y 11. xi, the 19th instant, being the day on ' •To thr Right Hoe. the Lord Mayor." -
Yesterday the Dukes of Yong • and :CUMBERLAND, when every mark of mournful respect was paid to the
: . wr•es the 'mot,: icinatrts of her ROYAL HIONNEbS are to be
't.7 tsitureti. MA that tl.e Rev. Rtclueen I..i.ara, A.M. Vicar of and the Earl of LIVERPOOL, had audiences of the deceased. The bells of the several churches were . .
lois Parish, be respectlolly requested to appoint such public sere n
1- hINCE REGENT. His Royal Highness in the morn- tolled a full hour,. and a new flag (which had been After describing the effect peodoeed by the death
of the. Princess Chentorre of WALLS in the n.etro. '.•
vtcc in die Chinch on Wednesday next as be may consider to be
polls and provinces of the British Empire, we now
settable and proper on this solemn occasion• -kg received a letter of condolence from the King of prepared by our Corporation to wave in• majestic .•,
s• I hat the cordial Thanks of the Meeting be presented to, „ .
r itAhCic, written in his own hand. Numbers of the graedeor, on the expected glad tidings of the hint) of
~ tl.e C!utrcl.wardeus, for their reaelineSs in convening this As- turn our eyes to other cratioos. France received ills '
ilf stuarly,otol to Mr. Churchwarden Wuercaver, for his eonduct Nubility left their names and made their respectful ao heir to the throne of Britain) was half hoisted on ,
in the Ch sir. melancholy intelligence first. The deplorable ens- -
was known in that capital before ten o'clock in the.,
inquiries alter the PRINCE Rionwes health•yesterday the Castle. Several ships in the Tyne also displayed
s. That these Resolutions be signed by the Vestry Clerk,
morning of Saturday, by a telegraphic dispatch from
;. pii.zed attd circulated in the Puish, and inserted in the STAR at Carlton House. His Royal Highness continues in their flags half mast high. On Sunday some of our
the Times, site Morning Chronicle, the Morning Post, the . .
the deepest affliction, but we trust hie health will not preachers adverted to the " mournful event which has
1 - Day, the Cooriar, and bun Newspapers. • Bciulogne : and ttioagli it was too lac for the Journals --'3
- * JOHN HICKIN, Vestry Clerk. murkily tufier. • shrouded the nation in sorrow," in language that at a.
..--:-- • of that day to speak of it, yet the news was quickly din ,r.
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THE EVENING STAR. fused, and occasioned a strong feeling of regret, wide ''' '
t " CLAREhIONT, NOVEMBER 13. ptessive lesson to the living. Indeed there never was a a•
1=.....---.--..-. _ Ar- 4 all mote even al marks of it which decorum prescribe:.
-The Duke of ORLEANS. who hadd-a dinner party for
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• a Thursday morning, Nine o'Clock. ao occurrence which afforded a stronger evidence of -
wlooasmltrooankssiatltaecde. ,
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LONDON. • . " The Pnisrez Rector arrived here on Tuetday -the limited views of man, and the mutability of every that day, immediately cotintermanded the invitations; '
evening (being as soon as his afil•cted feelings would thing as it respects our present stale of eaktenee."
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' ' FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1817. allow him) about seven o'clock, to paY his first visit " HEREFORD NOVEMBER 11.
PRIrE OF s•roch.: THIS DAY ATTWELVii O'CLOCK i of condolence to his truly affl.cted Son•in-law Prince 44 I • • •
Reduced 112 U—Cons. /0111—For Nov. 820—For Jan, alt n this city the melancholy intelligence was re- At Brussels also, the sad tidings produced. the most
. 4 per Cent. 991-5 per Cent. Navy lottibl LEOPOI.O. The interview it is impossible to describe; ceived wit • h every manifestation of the deepest sorrow lively impression. The Prince of 0 • in • RANEE. pant India Roods WO pr.—Exchcquer !Sills la V pr. it lasted an hour, during which time the most pro-
andregret-the passing bells of the churches in the miler. is said to have been eitrenaily shocked ' •
at tat
found silence prevailed in the house. It was not
THE LATE PRINCESS CHARLOTTE. town tolled, and all seemed to deplore the public melancholy intelligence. Bat civil proud and general
generally known till yesterday evening that his Royal e i nft
a a ito as the private loss of some endeared relative
_testimony of her worth. only Cggravates our tale ' - may
The day of pious humiliation and becoming ge. Highness had been here. or friend. We cannot conclude without expressing and tortures us by picturing in more vivid co!our:
neral gloom is again changed ; and Wednesday, in- " The body of the Infant of the PRINCESS k pre- a hope, that when the remains of this excellent young the greatbess of our loss. -
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• stead of Thursday next, is the time now definitively served in a similar manner to that of its Royal Mo. Princess are consigned to the grave, that day will be A private letterfrom
Paris, diteli4Cvemher in,
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• fixed. On that day the mortal remains of our la- ther, being secured by several wrappers round the marked in England as one of general mourning, and says-“ The deith of the PRlNcstss CHARLOTTE and
mented PittNcEss and her little Babe, will be con. whole of the body, with light bandages, and secluded every shop will be closed throughout the kingdom."
her Infant is awewent that makes the deepest sena-
, signed to their mother earth, and the grave will for by means of wax from the air :it will thus remain in .
"SHREWSBURY, NOVEMBER Ist. :ion at Park. - The first intelligence of it arrived by
, ever liar:: closed over the dear object of the nation's a perfect state of preservation for a number of yearn , w had,
eanticipated the high gratification of means of a telegraphic dispatch to M. Itictiansu.-
• best 4.-ctions. But though the grave will have closed, The whole of the body is inclosed in blue velvet, tied , • pearl.
~ treeing to auttounce, in our present publication, in. A Messenger u Ldtidilii -to the British Embasiy
i the wounds of tire heart will continue to bleed, and with white ribbons."
telligence of a most welcome nature-but “My boon confirmed if; 'and it it this day' gunounted in
~.:., year. men pass away ere the balm of consolation " CLAREMONT, THURSDAY, FOUR O'CLOCK. .
tnoughte are not as your thoughts," saith that AL- every public print.''" . ... • .
can be effectitally administered to our mind. What t' Yesterday Dr. BAILLIE called, to pay his re. . • . • •
sneerer Balsa, by whom Kings reign and Nations
i spectacle will this mighty Empire present on the spects to Prince LEOI'oLu. • are upheld, and at whose command all flesh returns 4- letter from .121111 Foos"; Esq. an.eble and ells'.
',,- day of the funeral ! All the Churches will be open ' Mr. MARSH, of the Lord Chamberlain's Office, to that dust whence it ens originally created. To theland- atatittialtitactitianta;* has appeared in one cr
•-,„ for the performance of Divine Service; all the shops, was here last evening, and remained a considerable two of the daily Pa
depict the scene which presented itself in this town pen, strongly recionmending an
, - • not only in the metropolis, but throughout the coon. time,. making arrangements for the funeral of the and vicinity, on the arrival of the melancholy tidings, investigation-Cif the-Circumstances of tae Itte mein-
try, will be shut ;anti it is even the intention of most beloved Puintass.
would be impossible. It may be truly said, that al, choly wouchnisint, seflieb, he says, is not merely
families to close their dwelling-houses, in the same " Prince 14E0' !OLD continues disconsolate. most every habitation became • a house of mourning., - •nter •
est need feeling ex-
it:antler as when the desolation of death prevails " The following Bulletin was this day issued re- Numbers who had anxioasly watched the approach celled #o:frftpa tbe.national I
'citedhyalignteprefulatvent, but from the contradk-
Within. All business will of cauise be suspended at sliming his Serene Highness's health :
of the mail, in the hope of being the first to heat and tory statements which have appeared.
the 'Public Offices, and every person belonging to " CLAREMONT, N0V.13, convey the agreeable news of another branch being - - --....,_:_.
' them will laa allowed to absent himself to attend Di- a Tee Prince Lao roes has passed a restless night, and is na
added to the Royal House of Blume/ice, mourn- kis remarkable that Mrs. Ettle, the Lady of the i
a C. STOCKMAN."
' , s tine Wonlip. The Courts of Law, it is expected, better than be was Yesitrday' former possessor of Claremont, .died in a minner
fully retired on the annunciation of the intelligence
a The inquiries were very numerous to-day. Lord nearly similar to that of the late much-lamented ' L Will not meet, in- order that every mind may be en- which withered ' their expectations and blighted the pm . •
, tirely occupied with the solemnity of the day. The GanorLey and Lady MAWBEY were amongst them.
prospects of the commonweal. The preparations
inhabitants of several parkins have :Arcady signed " The Cattle Fait, held at Kingston this days Lady GRANTHAM was delivered of a still-born
which had •
i made for rendering this town a scene child on Wednesday morning, at his Lordship's
requisitions to the Churchwardens, calling upon them would have been postponed, but that it must be
of
benevolent and sporting festivity during the easu- house in St. James's-square. Her Ladyship is in a
and the Clergy to adopt measures for the due ex- holden according to the Chatter. To guard against .
mg week, have been deferred; ancnif loyal and ge- fair way of doing well.
riot, however, the Bailiffs issued public notice on
pression of the general sense of sorrow; but we ham
rive nuine sympathy can have any tendency to alleviate Lady Commies( is arrived at her house in
e satisfaction to know that there was no necessity Monday, that all persons who should disturb the peaces Charles-street, Ber keley.square, preparatory to her
the hea and national
vy weight of Royal affliction, we
for this call. Every heart anticipated the intention, or in any way behave in a riotous or disorderly man.aeneueleement, which is shortly expected.
•can coofidently assert, that it is nowhere more gene- The ' and all that is required is a form to regulate the pious nor duting the Fair, would be proceeded against felt
and urn, which is to contain the heart, &c. of the
y expressed than in the town and county late
with the utmost rigour of the law. This notice had "4'Princess CHARLOTTE, is made of oak, lined with
' seal of the mourners. of Salop. Preparations are universally making for lead, and covered with crimson velvet.
- Monday nest the coffins, with their precious con.' the desired effect. The Cattle Fair was held in a
assuming those sable testimonies of respect, which, The Duchess of RUTLAND, we are happy to state,
tents, will be removed (rem Claremont -to Wit:char. space considered to be between four or five times as . .
it as believed, will be more general on the present was safely delivered of a too, on Monday evening, a:
The remains of all that was lovely and beloved, of large as Smithfield-market. There were upwards of -
dna on any preceding occasion." his Grece's seat, Cheveley, near Newmarket.
the youthful mother and her child, will then he in 30,000 theep, and above 1,000 horses. Every thing • . . •• / ,
The Earl and Countess of JERSEY arrived. yester- !' f
State in the Lower Tower until the last scene be was conducted with great order and regularity." •44 PORTSMOUTH; NOVEMBER IQ. day.et their house in Berkeley-square from the Duke
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' Wed on enrich, and they have left no traces of their . a WINDSOR, NOVEMBER la. - In the course of our daily communications to
..a . g ..UTLAND's seat,
Cheveley.
the public, we consider it of interest to mention the The Earlof I.' ' • A his house,
'existence, save in the hearts of a whole afflicted •• Yesterday afternoon the Quinn was induced to AIIOfORD is arrived at
Nalinn. • - take a short exercise in Windsor Little Park, at the of re demonstrations regret
publicg on the late public Beikeley-square, from his seat in Surrey. .
markedt
that hashegarrison of
The ceremonial of the funeral procession. has not earnest solicitation of her Physicians, who feared loss, Portsmouth, in The Earkof Gthtoente left town yesterday to:
. tbe total cessation of the accustomed instruments at the Continent, for eight months.
yet been determined upon ; but some orders were yes- abet the health of her MAJESTY would be more im. . k
the daily parades and musters of thegarrison and its d d
14)E_' and Lady ROL NEER
terday issued with respect to what is-to take place on paired by abstaining from* taking her accustomed .
dependencies; that the 51st Regimentand she other Hotel, Albemarleltreet, yesterday, for Paris.
. the occasion in St. George's Chapel, Windsor. airings. This morning the same carriage-drive was
Mute corps marched to the Royal Garrison Letters from Madrid, of the 24th October, gate
The Royal cemetery in which the remains of our repeated in the most private manner, with only a pair' m • wereall- • "
Chapel, last Sunday, in solemn silence, una ccompi. that preparations for receiving the Russian nri•i• -
. beloved Poiscass will be deposited, was coustrected of horses to the royal chariot, attended by one foot.
• in 1810, by order of his MAJESTY, at the east end of man. The Princesses ELIZABETH and -.UMW* Ale- nied by martial music ;that Divine Service proceeded these vessels, which will be joined by some Scsi .t•ii
St. George's Chapel, for the burial place of himself companied their Royal Mother. . to the end of the Communion Service, when a selec. ships, they • will take on board 8000 men, Vial a'.
.i and the other Members of the Royal iremilys--- "On Tuesday the Dean and the -following Ca- don from the 59th Psalm was sung by the congre, large quantity of artillery, to convey them to South
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Heine VII. first-built this edifice of freestone for a nonnone,gation. without the usual accompaniment bf the Royal Anterica.
viz. Dr. Cointsow, Mr. NORTIIZY, Dr. HEATH, ,
Marine Band, after which a sermon wetpreached by Through the activity of the Police Offi several cers s.
similar purpose ; but that Prince afterwards altering Mr. CUeSIPAGNE, Dr. Nearness, and Dr. GocumaLL, , „ , Garrison of the robbers of the Belfast
the Rev. O. LarEGATT the Cha l • t Mail coach, were apptc-
bis intentions, began a more noble structure at. West- held a Chapter in St. George's Chapel, to make at-' p a'n' from headed on the nights of Saturday ' '' ' l
Mark viii. v. 56-i• Last coming suddenly, he find r . and Sunday ; acL- 1
• minster, and this fabric remained neglected, until rangements for the Royal Funeral, which will ter- on 'Tuesday, after a minute investigation at the Head
-Cardinal Wotan obtained a grant of it from HENRY tainly take place on the evening of Wednesday, the' you sleeping ;" that the 18th Royal Irish Regiment Police Office, some of them were fully committed to 4 I
and the detachments were marched to Church Pal- Kilmainham Gaol lo abide their trials. The names .
i" VIII, and with a profusion of expense unknown in 10th, when it was ordered that all the ahsent niem- I
de at Hilsea Barracks with the like -treat • „ of those commend are /eke Ifs and Misr, I
former ages, designed and began here-a most sump- ben be summoped to attend upon that' solemn occa- fa •• natal. • • --irj I "*II:a. t
as accessories before the fact, and Peter Anger for the '
tuous monument for himself, from whence the build- ion,. and that the music, &c. be the same as is usu- •• GLASGOW, NOVEMBER 10. robbery; there are seven of the gang not yet taken. 0
ing obtained the name of •• WoLsee's Tomb-house." ally performed at public funerals in St. Paul'sCatbe. “ This City yesterday eAhibited the most masked A great part of this bed: notes and property takta , t
• The corpse of the late amiable Princess AMELIA, his deal and Westminster Abbey, with the addition of feeling of kind affection and deep sorrow for our de. from the passengers have been found at their how a
MAJZsTO:Jeungest daughter, was the first to repose Dr. Eltelserfaeourite Anthem, from the 16th Psalm, Parted PRINCESS, accompanied ar times with a dtibi- of rendezvous.--eDelik Journal.
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in thins sacred abode. On yesterday seven years did " I have set Goo always before me," which was first out appreihension lest the event should have an •unfa• • •In n
tLAND.-ia. BUTLER and Sons, of Mo. 4, Chic •••• '
• side, corner of St. Paul's Church-yard, London, C't-
.sev fume take place, and -next Wednesday will it introduced into the funeral service upon the death of voyrobie effect upon the future destinies of the king- mists and-d
Druggists, beg respectfully to Announce ts- s,'
Ile followed by the still mote lamentable funeral of her. Royal Highness the Princess AHEM, at the ex- dom. Remote as we are in this part of the country the Nobility, entry
Public in tener.il, wit 41 g,.
"iter in whom we fondly anticipated our future Sove. press desire of his MAJESTY, who has frequently had from the scenes which her Royal Highness graced, at the pressing invitations of their nuni.f:rotis friend., 1 ti
sidirn, and 'of her infant Promo What a melancholy it performed at the Royal Concerti ip Windsor Castle. we have had no opportunity of witnessing that ami. they have been induced to establish a branch of t1..:4 i,„ ol
' of the tncertainty of human life! The To increase the solemnity of the approaching Royal able condescension and those kind offices which won Concern, at No. 54, Lower Sods:ill: sit eel, e:t %;:, k" sr
a Oluttrettonfrom whence they may be supplied, as at tl e hi,. -t 14
Royal think and its older branches survive; the Funeral, it was finally arranged yesterday by Mr. her the hearts of those around her •; but we can figure of Messrs. Burette ' Be
in Cheapside COI Drees a ;•t
torn away M their opening bloom Fnesice, the Undertaker, and Mr. !deem, of the to ourselves a lovely young woman, endowed with Chemicals of chit' best ' ' 4 111
youngest have been
Lord Chamberlain's Office, that the West end aud every virtue and with the most fascinating manners, le and most elect quality •ds ••• 't`
every Genuine Patent Medi • ' . ' t
and beauty 1 •Medicine ot repute, ft. to i -
,We understand it was the intention of the PRINCE, Aisles of St. George's Chapel be covered with black brought up with the expectation of ruling over a original Proprietors, at the London prices.-l". t';''' be
' 'sthe of this most baize for the first time; likewise, that all the Royal mighty Empire, anti enjoying in fond • • • pleparing of Physicians' and Surgeons' presciiptiono . ce
' REGENT to be present on occasion imagination and famil •
fel ceremony; but that he has yielded to the Stalls under the Organ, left in the Choir, be lined the happiness she was to diffuse to her people. y recipes, the greatest accuracy will ht! rb" • G,
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