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London, England, 1803-11-30 00:00:00

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Anfwer.—The Brit% do not prate& mutineers of any country.
the dlfpofal of therein) be left to the Commanders in Chief of bla
Britannic Prepay.. fore,. in the We ft !nab,
XXII.. Should hereafter any dill...rimers attic concerning the true
meaning of any of the Articles of the prelnt Capitulation, the in-
terpretation of the fame Mall he always gist= i.. favour of the cob,.
mattv..--t :ranted.
This anfwer and additional articles will he delivered be Johannes
Vanden Brock, jun. Member of the Provifional Government ; Z.
1. C. Fricke, hlember of the Court of Police; Paul Egger, Neal
and Secretary; Roelof Stuijfclaar, Captain of Artillery; 3. R.
Claeffens, Captain of the Rangers ; and J. D. Gallas, Lieutenaut
of the navy, who are authorised finally to conclude.
Propofed at the Government Houfe, New Ani Ratline, tie the
s d September, s 803, H. W. HalLey.
LYAKDIN BaOca, jun..
HOSOL
j. C. Farces.
O. W. Dynes..
R. STULJVILAAII, Capt.
R. CLAIM'S/. Capt.
G. T. HICIXT.
P. &lass, Secretary.

By Command,
LOVTUS ()TWAT BLAND.
Roatar NtcnoLsott, Lieut. COL
To Captain 1..0. Bland, Commander of his Britannic
hlajelt, 'a Naval Forces, &c. &v. and Lleutenant-Co•
lonel Robert Nicholfuo, Commander of his &kaiak
Majelly'a Lat.d Forces off Btrhice.
ADDI l lON AI. AR.TICLBe
Poffefflon of Fort M. Amlreve, Volk It edsobtand other Polls,
are tote given tndttachtn at. of the Rritim troops this day at ten
1 o'clock. A. \I. alfo that of the Patavian febooner Serpent, aid the
, Netley fctattoner,vrrh other boats, arc to be allowed tools Into the
• harbour of Bethke —Anf. Acced,,d to.
On board his Majetty's ihip licureux, Sept. as.
Lours Os wAY BI AND.
Roes. N1C1101.50 N, Litut.Cnl.
Jon. Stocoaartr, Naval Sr.t
G.Loottiorot., Act. Mat. Sec.

T. VANDIR BROCK, Jun.
J. C. Feiner.
R. STI111•11.AAR, Capt.
J. R. CLAISSINS. Qtr.
' fJ. r. GALLAS, Lieut.
P. 'num Sec.
The shove Articles of Capitulation are confirmed by as, with
the exc. pt on to the Siitb Article of the Summons, to which we
ennui accede, not having inftrudtions for that purpofe, and it
peering to be of no CWIICIIIIIIICC to that It concerned.
W. GRINYIELD, Lit2II.CCIL
SAMUEL HOOD.
[Here follows the Terms of Capitulation of Effcluibo and De-
merara, rae which fee the STAR of Tbarfday laß.]
Demerara, Sept. 30, 5803.
Return of Ordnance, Ordnance Stores, Ammunition, &e. taken
at the capture or this Coletiy, on the 19th MR, by his Majclty's
forces under the eanosead of Lieutenant-General GRIN tit co.
Iron Ordoninec.-12 fersiceable and is unifineinwhie eighteen-
pounders. 3 fet vicrable and 9 untenierable twr.ve pounder&
Is (emit:aide eight pounders. 6 (traceable and 8 unkrriceable
Sz.pounders. 4 ferric-eat* and 3 unit-relatable four poundas.
s (envie able two pounders. so sore:eh:cable one-pounders -
Peak 0ed0e0re....3 unfervleeable thme•pounders.
Standing Cenlai;es.....B repairable and 4 tutrertittab'a eigatee4-
pewter& a repairable and 3 onferviceable tweive.poundsrs.
4 frpairable and 1 unfenrkeable eight-pounders. 4 fersiccable
fix-pounders. 4 adervietabte four-posinders-
Trawl ng Cattiages...4 unkairsable twnders
Powder Celt. —too (ervircabie, marked F- nd WB. :6 fa-
viceable, marked k G and H. & 4o krvictable, market L 0
and W. 8..
I's- per Mg Cattrliga-409 (ervieMbk eighteen pramders. 94
4aritwb'.e tweivepateminne. tas ferviccable eight-pounders.
?dulcet-bail Cartridges, as per 1b,.....n5000 lersiecable.
uund Sbut-wis997 fendreshk tweive-potioders. 1045 fersitstalife
eight-pounders. 1575 bean:able 6z-pounderts. yo (amicable
and 716 norm:ice:bee four-pounders.
Grape Shot—S (es-amble eighteen-pounders. s 8 lerviteable
twelve pounders. yo (trvie• able four-poundon. 70 forakiabie
two-poundals-
tato (enticed:le fasetwo-fiftli bells.
00l ugh:ramble hand grated...a.
660 ferviceable, 350 repairable, and .314 unferviemble magma
with bayonets. ride ss calibre.
at ton or fervkable mulicrt hall, taper lb.
I :co fervicenbee said yo wife/via:able (words with feabtArds„
66.3 ferric:able, as° repairebk,and so make:tie:table pouches with
bake.
aoyo forriembia, and 47 unferaiceable ladder for (word&
as repairable bugle berm.
6 (makable Midge bawds. H. H.
s fertriceable crows aim.
a kraarable capper bond.
I bevicadole copper powder nmaiere, eighteen-pounder.
favinabk bob miming wire&
as iervic able arum of lead.
3b lierviesable anamon Imnapikee.
kniembin Mtge bandlmew.
Ladles wilds 11mni5...4 (makable ands repairable eighteen-poon-
dors. y krvieenble and a repirable twelve-poonders.
p ferviceabic lialtoeks without each..
4 unfervicable onntswen kmbeens.
repaint& bra& drone.
7000 ferwiettehk Hans
hpunges wads Ladles and itarnmenbends.-7 Inderviceable eigh-
teen ponnden. unknimable twelve-poundem 7 unkrvice-
able eight-poondas.
Wm:books with Staves-3 revokable eighteen-pow:den. s repair-
able twelve-poanders. 3 remind* eight pounders.
(billwod) j. S Captain and Com.
mending tl4.ltarral Artilkr);.

Licutertant-General 0111111712LD Conseitanding
the forces, Etc. &c ilte.
Bourn °Oka% Non•Commilhoned Climes, and Rank and
Pike! the troops of the Batarian Republie,wbo one
furrender-
ed as prifooers of war by Capitulation to Ms Majefty's forces,
wider the command of I.loltalida-GINICSaI GRINIIKLD.
Surrendered in the Colonies of hirequibo and Demerara, sorb Sept.
Lieutenant-Colonel. t Major, so Captains, a 6 Lieutenants, t
Adjutant, t quartet Ma a Se-leant-Major, 3 Surgeons, 5
Affißatit-Surgeolm. 174 Serjeants and Corporals,
27 'frumpetas and Drummers, :S5 Privates.
Surrendetod In the Colony of Bethke, ca the sstb leramiaber.
I Lerlatti&DVColloll4 4 Captalns. to Lleutenants,"6 lissand-Lies.
Cade. t Quarter-Mater, Suwon, s ASitalwilerlens. a
Cadet. s 6 Sinta and Corporals, so Trumpeters sad Drum-
mers, 563 Privates.
Unttenant•Colonels, it Major, t 4 Captains, 36 Lksts-
cases, 6 Second-i Momenta, t Adjutant, s Qtlarter-Maltas,
lieneent.hitiffir,4 5ig1771•112.6 ASAILIA-SUrgtunt, z Cadet, soh
&least, and twpuralso Annourer, 37 Trumpeters and Dnim-
inersos4ll Pritratea
W. Ittaysr, Deputy Adjutant
AUPIIRALTY-OFPICS, NOV. 39.
Difpatches, of which the following are copies, have
been received at this Office from Commodore Hoop,
Commander in Chief of his Majesty's !hips and vet:
iels at the Leeward Islands.
Hillrea.DeMellllll MVO. tips. 57.1803.
Sts,—lt is with the greased fistisfaftion I have the
honour to acquaint you, for the information of the
Lords Commillioners of the Admiralty, that, in con-
currence with Lieutenant• General Gana' SSD, the
troops for the expedition to this valuable colony were
epibarked at Ilarbadoes on the 31(1 of Auguft, on
11110.12 d his Majefly's flips CtIiTAUR, CNICSISTVR,
',TO ALLIGATOR, and BRILLIANT tranfport, with the
lisuatve and firmer ; alto feveral (mall vela
having military noses, &c. We put to tea the next
morning; bat, from light baffling winds, and a flrong
N. W. current, we did not arrive to our anchorage
at the appointed rendezvous, a Few leagues to wind.
ward of the riser, until the evening of the 18th.
The NtTLLY, Lieutenant LASHIO NOR was fent for.
ward with Ms. Casty, a Gentleman well acquainted
with the coal, to endeavour to gain information and
procure a number of colony boats, calculated for our
fervice ; and we had the good fortune to find, by the
otxr.e. with the rest

ful fences of the hefore•ntentiotted Gentleman,
our willies wets fulfilled, and twenty-four boats ready,
in three fathoms water, to receive the troops.
The moment we anchored, a flag of truce was dif-
patched to the Governor of Demerara and Ede-
queho, with a fummons, and orders to wait one hour
only

tie CENTAUR and CHlCltEreilt, ant being able to
approach nearer the (hone, the troops were early the
nest morning removed to the fsdl seek's, and all
ready in the evening, waiting the event of the flag.
which, detained by (gong winds, did not return mil
the following morning, with a deputation from the
colony, when terms were agreed on. The Hotta sr,
which was lying off the bar, blockading the port, en
tered the river in the eveni❑g, with the Nrreav and
a body of troops; when poffeffion was taken of Fort
William Frederick, the Hippomenes, a fhip pierced
for t 8 guns, fourteen only mounted, belonging to
the Batavian Republic ; and the colonies of Deme-
rara and E(kquebo were given up to us the next day
at twelve o'clock.
The Governor not being able to treat for Berbiee,
our further difpofitions and arrangements, on figning
the capitulation, were immediately made ; and Capt.
BLAND, of the Havasu:, with the ALLIGATOR and
Ns res v, and Barexs ANT tranfport, having on board
a detachment of the troops, under Lieutenant-Col.
hit c HoLsor, and the marinas of the fquadron, were
fent againit Berbice, the refult of which I have the ho-
nour to forward herewith ; and am, Sir, &c.
(Signed) SAM. HOOD.
His Majefty*. Chip CENTAUR, Demerara, x 7th Fem. 1203.
S la—The Commanders in Chief of the laud and
lea forces of his Bri:annic Majefiy, being fully droved
of their decided fuperiority to the force of the Bata-
vian Republic, in there colonies, and certain of being
able to prevent fuccours being thrown in, they con-
fider themfelves as authorized to require the imme-
diate furrender of the colonies of Demarara, Elie-
quebo, and Bo bice, to the forces under their com-
mand. With the view, therefore, to prevent none.
crirar y effufion of blood, or the mifchief which mull
enfue to the colonies, fliould the troops be under the
necellity of making good the landing, al.d the (hips
to enforce a pafrage, the Commanders in Chief have
thought it tight to trouble your Excellency with this
fummons, and trolling, that from your Excellency's
regard for the colonies, the certainty of not being
able to refill., and for the prefervation of individual
property, you will have no hefitation in acceding to
the terms herewith tranfmitted.
The Officers, who will have the honour to deliver
this to your Excellency, have orders to wait one hour
for your anfwer. We have the honour to be, &c. &c.
(Signed) WILLIAM GRINFiELD.
SAMUEL HOOD.
Terms propored by their Excellencies Lieutenant-General WIL-
LIAM GIUKTIRLD and COIIIIIIUdOEC SAMUEL HOOO, Comman-
ders in Chief of kis Majray's Land and Set Forces, for Use Sur-
render to the Brill& Government of the Colones of Demerara,
Ellegoebro, and Entice.
ART. The colonies of Demerant,Efligttebo, and Best see.wids
their dependencies, to be furron&red within twenty-four beers to
the armw and proterSion of the Britifh Government.
It.'ike Fort of William Frederkk is tube taken peirciScra of, at
by the troops of the Beitiik Government.
11l The macs in there colonial are to be, and to remain
prifoncrs of war, until rebated or (twinned, and to deliver their
antic accoutrements, and ammurdtion, to the perfect appointed
to receive them : they will he Awed all the ritual beacon of
war; the Oaken to retain and weer their tweeds, and to have
their paroles ; and the Ofliens and mat their clothing and ►at -

gare•
11r. The public Rues, Rae-boufes, lands and revenues Lips,
Teeth. belonging to the Rotarian Republic, are to furrender
to the Brit& Government.
V. The private property, as well on Lae, as 'Boat, of all per-
t au, who were /we fir proprietors at the time the Laid podeffions
were reftored by his Moiety to the Batavian Republic, wia be
nfpraarl. and net be unadcrod as liable to (azure.
VI. The Civil Laws of there Colonies, as far u regards the
property, and civil jurifdifllon, to remain os they new arc, until
the further pleafuse of the King dial be made known.
VII. The Council, and the Civil Magißrates of the Colony,
taking the Oaths of Allegiance to the BritiL Government, to re-
main as they now are, with the exceptiew of fuch of either, u by
their known attachment to the Rotarian Republic, would endan-
ger the Collonics, by their remaining In places of troll and confi-
dence.
VIII. The Government,
loop to the Britifh nation.

•od the defence of the Colades, be-
(Signtdl)

WILLIAM IMILINFIELD.
OA MVIIL MOOD.
Government Houfe,Demarara, Sept 18. 1803.
GRNTLF/4 sae—l have had the honour to receive
your Excellencies' Letter of yellerday's date, requir-
ing the immediate furrender of the Colonies of EfTe-
quebo, Demarara, and Berbice, on the term. tranf-
mitted to me by your Excellencies.
In conformity to the conftitution of this Colony I
have laid your letter before the Court of Police. and
the Commanding Officers of the fee and land forces,
affembled in a ct.uncil of war.
The Colony of Berbice being a Government en-
tirely dißine from this, I am not competent to an-
fwer your Excellencie.' Letter, as Tar as regards that
Colony. But is refpeel to the Colonies of }:ifequebo
and Demerara, under my Government, I, as well as
the other Members of the combined Council of War,
have thought it our duty to propofe fume terms of
capitulation, which we have framed on our part, and
to which we entreat your Excellencies' confideratiOn,
as conceiving them belt calculated for the interen of
thefe Colonies : the fame will be laid before your Ex-
cellencies by a committee from the Council of War,
confining of the Commander of Effequebn, Mr.
Tiovz, a Member of the Court of Police, Mr.
KROLL, two Officers, and the Secretary of the Co-
lony, which gentlemen are to wait upon your Ex-
cellencies, and are fully authorized to conclude the
capitulauon*. I have the honour to be, &c. &c. &e.
A. MILIRTR RS, Governor General
of Effequebo and Demerara.
To their FiCtilefitifl the Commanders In Chided his Biltats-
nic Majelty' Land and Sea Forces off Danarara.
By their Excellencies Liemcnant-Urneral Wiliam Orinfield and
Commodore Samuel Hnod, Commanders in Cider of his Britan-
nic Majeltv's Land and Ses Forces in the Windward and Lee-
ward Chstibbee ifiandt, ke. &e. &c. _ _

Whereas by the articles of capitulation prnpnfed
in the inhabitants of De &c. &c. &e. and ac.
cepted by them, which places are now in his Majef•
ty's polliffion, and the inhabitants thereof are become
fnbjcds of his Majefly, we have thought fit, by virtue
of the powers and authorities in us veiled, to publint
this Proclamation, hereby permitting and allowing,
that from and after the publication hereof, until his
M4efly's p'eafure Mall be made known. that all his
loving Sobjells may lawfully trade to and from fuch
places as are in his biajefly'sp.frefGon. fubjell never-
thclefs to the fame duties. rules, regulations. condi.
lions, reflrittions, penalties, and forfeitures, to which
_tar Listneamt General Gtiollickt s infpattit.
•

'the trade to and from his Malelly's Colonies, Planta-
tions, and Iflands in the Welt Indies, is or !hall be
fubjeft by law; but nothing herein contained !ball
extend to prevent the importation in American or
other Neutral Bottoms belonging to the SubjeCts of
any power in amity with his Britannic*Majefty, of
provifions, cattle, grain, wood of every kind from the
United States of America, fo long as the fame !ball
be allowed, in purfnanee of and under the terms and
conditions of the faid articles of capitulation, or any
other privileges or exemptions granted by the laid
articlis of capitulation.
It is further ordered and declared, that all commo-
dities being of the growth. produce, or mannfaeure
of the aforefaid places, fhall be !hipped to Grer. Bri-
tain or Ireland, or any Btitilh Plantation, in Britifh
!hips navigated according to law : and it is further
ordered, that no produce &mid be exported in fo-
reign bottoms, except what may be deemed abfo-
lytely necefrary, in return for provifions, and that
only to the amount of fuch provifions.
Given under our bands and gala, at Head-quarters, Donare-
n, Odlober a, *713.
(Signed) w. ORINFIRLD,

6•N. HOOD.

By Cosnmand,
Wm. Tatum, Mtlltary Secretary,
Jno Tracey. Naval Secretary.
Return of ?acmes of War in the Colonies of Demarara, PJfcque-
bo, and Berbice.
Damian and Effequebo.
Artiflery--1 Captain, 3 Firß Licutmants, 16 Serjeants, Drum-
men, 76 Rank and File.
6th Battallon—s Major, 4 Captains, 7 Fiat Linnesiants. I Sur-
geon,' Affiftant-S:.'sasn, so Serjeants, 8 Drummers, 194 Rank
and File.
7th Battalion—l Lieutenant Colonel, s Major,s Captainso 6 Phil
Lieutenants, t Qu.rrtcr-Matter, a Surgeons, I Adjutant,4 ARR-
ant•Sorgeona, sat Serjeants, 16 Drummers, vs Rank and File.
To•al—t Lieutenant-Colonel, s Majors, ic Captains, 26 Firit
Lieutenants,' %aster-Matter, 3 Surgeons, I Adjutant, s Af-
fißaut•Surgcons, 177 Sajeanta,a6 Drummers, nnS Rank and

Batlee.

Artillery—l Captain, a Firilleu tenants, z Sajeant, 2 Drum-
mers, 41 Rank and File.
6th Battalion-1 Lieutenant-Colonel, a Captains, t Fiat Lieute•
nants, 4 St eond Lieutenants, 1 Quaver Matter, a Surgeon. 6
A Want Surgeons, 17 &leant', 4 Drummers, 374 Rank and
File.
Surinam Company—t Captain, 3 Firft Lieutenants, a Second
Lieutenants, a Cadet, 8 Oedemas, 4 Drummers, 148 Rank and
File.
Total-1 Lieuteram•Colonel,4 Captains, TO Firff Lieutenants, 6
Second lieutenants, t Quarter-Meter, t Surgeon, 6 Allifit-
Surgeon., a Cadet, a 6 Serjeants, to Drummers, 363 Rank and
File.
Hippomenes-3 Officers and 32 Men.
Serpent—l Ofheer and 19 Men.
T0ta1...4 Officers and ya Men.
HORN LT, Demerara River, SepteMber 27.
Sir—l have the pleafiire to enclofe you copy of a
letter from Captain BLAND, of his Majelly's (hip
Huvatox, giving an account of the furrender of the
colony of Berbice to the King's forces ; too much
praife cannot be given to that Officer and Lieutenant
Colonel Nicuotsow, for their able and judicious con-
due. I have alfo much gratification in repeating the
cordial good underßanding that has exited between
the land and fea forces, and whofe unremitted atten-
tion and exertions on all occafions by the officers and
men, deferve the higheß approbation of their lupe
riors. Captain Hoar, whofe attentive fervices I have
conflantly experienced, is the bearer of this difpatcb,
and will be able to give their Lordlhips any further
particulars. (Signed) SANI. HOOD.
}lemma, c &Alice, September sh.
Sir—l am happy to inform you, that his Majelly's
forces are in poffeffion of the valuable colony of Ber-
bice; to give you the firlt information, I difpatched
Major CROZIER, of the Marines, by land, whofe
party I landed at the defire of Lieutenant Colonel
Disc no tsow.—Thc Provilional Government and Court
of Police, fent off their Deputies to anfwer the film-
mons fent them to furrender, and agreed to the ca-
pitulation, which I enclole with the fummons*. The
garrifon thought proper not to join, nor did they give
an anfwer, till we arrived with the Britilh land and
lila forces, nearly within gun (hot of their work,:
feeing we were determined, a boat was hurried off to
inform us they would furrender, if we would wait
till next day, which was agreed to, on our being al-
lowed to go into the harbour that night, and take
poffeffion of the (hipping, which confilts of a very
tine national fchonner, the Serpent, and feveral large
merchant (hips. From the vigorous exertions and ani-
mation of all, and the difpoliti,.ns made by the Lice-
tenant Colonel, I have not a doubt every thing mull
have fallen in a Rorm. (Signed)
LOFTUS °TWAT BLAND.
iseptanber so. 18(4.
Return of Shipping found in the River Demerara.
Hippomenes Batavian corvette, pierced for eighteen guns; Sophia,
Ratter:am, and Diana, Dips trained as Englidi property; Elbe,
and Nile, detained by the Dutch before cur arrival, ands Bri-
tilt colours; Admiral Kinglhergen, Aurora, Ltaileid, Maria,
Wilbelmina, Soaks Welfeerui, and Willaelmiu4, thipa, Dutch
ProPrill'•
At Serpent National fehoomr, and Sae merchant vegeta
Total —Nineteen.
• See Lieutenaot-General Grinfield's difpatcb.
MILITARY PROMOTIONS.
• wat.orrics, NOVAN2IIII. 29.
STAFF.
Lkutenant and Adjutant -- Jervis to be Captain on the Staff at
the Army Depot in the Ifie of Wight.
To be Infpeeing Field Officers of Yeomanry and
Volunteer Corps, with the Rank of Lieutenant-
Colonels in the Army, fit long only as they corai•
nue to hold the Paid Appointments:
Colonel Waiter Kenna half-pay of the late BrillsFeneihles.
Lieutenant-Colonel Boyle Travers, on balf•pay of the lute r auk
Foot.
Lieutenant• Colonel George Jackfoo, as half-pay of the late Ar-
gylighlre Feiicibms.
Lieutenant-Colonel Themes Melyneus, as haff-pao of the late
tooth Foot.
Lieutenant-Camel Francis Delaval, ea half-pay of the Indepen-
dents.
Lieutenant-Color:et Sir Montagu Burgoyne, Bart. on half-pay of
the slit Light Dragoons.
Thomas R. Grey, Eft late Lieutenant-Camel of the soda Foot.
Robert Ben, Efq. tate Lteuteoust-coionet of the 86th Foot.
Henry Charter, Efq. late I iestenant-Colewel of the a ft Foot Guards
Ford. rick tpid, Efq. late Lienteriaso•Colone: of 49th Feat.
Rlr Edward Baynes. Kot late Lkutessam-Colonel 01834 Foot.
Andrew Wight, Efq. Lite Major at 36th Foot.
John Murray, Erik
%Walborn Gooch, Eli. late Liannant -Colonel eel Nth Foot.
Cck.oel Genetic Warde, ei' the late Hoeft Grenadier Guards.
C. Winton, Efq. late lieutenant-Coked of 3d Dragoons.
HOSPITAL STAFF.
Apothecary P. Gaynor, from half-pay, to be Apothecary to the
Forces.
Deputy Purveyor C. James, from half-pay, to be Deputy Purveyor
to the FOCUS.

kerprettnon or to
11 itat,.....t :ranted.
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This antwer w
1 . Vanden Brock,
~ 1. C. Fricke, Mt
: • ' and Secretary ;
+ amain, Car,
I • .of the navy, wl
Propored at tl
3d September,
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• To Captain 1..
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lonel Robert
Majelly's L;
•
i Poffefflnn of
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1.. ' 6u'clock, A. \1
Netley fctaeow
harbour of Bel
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1
• ' . T. VANDIR
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R.. Srusrer
. J. R. CL4I
11. J. GALL
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