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The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-20

MUNICIPAL TYRANTS.

It is admitted on all hands that, the local functionaries whom
the municipal reform bill has satiated with power have every
where abused that power for the most odious of purposes. They
were not content with introducing political partizans into all' of-
fices of trust and pay, at a ruinous /expense to the public, but
they have actually made war upon classes of men who in many
respects were their friends and who, as tradesmen, are quite as
respectable as the best alderman or councillor among them.
We allude here more particularly to the disgraceful manner iu
which the publicans of Liverpool were defamed in a report ou
the state of crime, which emanated from certain blockheads of
the Common Council. It was not only unsound in its reason-
ings, but false in its statements. The publicans, we under-
stand, are extremely indignant at the calumnies thus heaped
upon them, and one of their order (Mr. Shaw, the Agricul-
tural Laureate) has given vent to his wrath in some well-writ-
ten but very severe lines, which are extensively circulated.
We can only make room for the following stanzas:—
For only look, November's growing near,
And sixteen worthies they must part with then,
When I shall move the sympathetic tear
For men who'll never disgrace their seats again.
IM praise in rhyme, I'll prose, paragraph,
And gain immortal fame by writing epitaph.
For I shall have to write the whole sixteen,
When each good thing they've done I'll not forget;
And steal from Pope a line to slip between,
Which Johnson called " his epitaphs to let."
And though it costs a lie to pl:asse, I must,
Should that lie live when they are in the dust. •
But what is that to me ?—I shall not hear it;
If they ne'er earned the praise, the fault's not mine •
And, should we meet at judgment, I'll not fear it,
The only sin take to Isthe rhyme
b Poets must praise the hands that do employ. them,
And if I'm bound to praise I must belie them.
For they are radicals, and that's enough
To d—n a man in any world or station •
For when they talk of freedom's lantern-puff
They boast of what's not formed in their creation.
They'll rob the'poor man's welcome hour of leisure,
And strip our tars of every earthly pleasure.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-20

Zo be at.

r obe LET, together or separately, and now being fitted up,
may be arranged as required, and entered upon early in
June, Three large OFFICES and FORWA it DI G-R 00 M,
on the same floor, suitable for an extensive Gen al Broker's
or Merchant's Counting-houses, and situated in tussell-place,
Dale-street, near to the
Algo, a large ROOM fitted up with PA "ING-PIIESS,
SHELVES, &c.
WAREHOUSE ROOMS in No. 14, Goree-piazzas.'
DITTO, in Milk-street, Tithebarn-street.
Single and Double OFFICES, with Desks and Iron Book-.
cases, in Atherton's-buildings, and Exchange-street East.
Apply to Mr. ATHERTON, Atherton's-buildings.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-20

THE TIMBER CARRYING COMPANY

A COMPANY was proposed a short time since for the bene-
rk fit of the Consumers of Timber, which is now made com-
plete,- and the same reasons which induced the parties to bring
that Company forward, exist to a greater extent in the Mode of
Transit, hence arises the necessity of the present ompany.
The great extent of this Trade must be evident • ( those en-
gaged in it are put to considerable inconve • ce for want of
sufficient mef.ns for the conveyance of Tit er to places where
sold; consequently, much delay and e eXpense are caused
either to the Parties Selling or Buyi g, or great loss to the
Team Keeper, from detention at the Wharfs where the Timber
is to be Shipped.
The inconveniences are so much felt, that notwithstanding
the frenzied height to which Public Companies have arrived,
vet depending on the intrinsic merits of this undertaking,—
iron,' its great necessity,—it is brought forward with a confidence
that the Public will see its utility; and at once give their sup-
port for the benefit of such a large and important branch of the
Commerce of this Port as the Timber Trade.

As a prospect of recompense for the. investment necessary, it
is sufficient to know, that the Trade will be great Subscribers to
a concern so needful to them; therefore, this Company may de-
pend on being fully employed, consequently, that beneficial re-
sults must accrue is certain and evident.

The Capital to be raised by 20,0tX) Shares of £lO each, pay-
able, £1 in 14 days after appointment of Directors and Trustees,
and each call afterwards to be made as it may be found neces-
sary; but not to exceed £2, or in a less period than two months
from the preceding call. is per Share to be paid on receiving
the Scrip, to defray contingent expenses in forming the Com-
pany.
As soon as the allotment of Shares is made, a meeting of the
Shareholders shall be called to appoint proper Officers, and a
Bank for deposits, when the Deed of Settlement will be read
over, then the Company shall be considered as formed, and the
business proceeded with.
Applications for Shares to be made (post paid) to Messrs.
Sun Low BROTHERS, Share Brokers, Exchange Court, Ex-
change-street East.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-20

TO CORRESPONDENTS.

We have again to remind our readers that we cannot insert any
notices of marriages unless they are properly authenticated,
and that no attention will be paid to anonymous communica-
tions of this description. We cannot undertake to search the
parish registers for the necessary proofs in order to avoid the
annoyance to which we have unintentionally subjected some
-parties by inserting marriages that had not been contracted.

Zbe iLiberpool

FRIDAY MORNING, MAY 20, 1836.

We received yesterday New York papers to the 26t1
April. The following are the most interesting extracts,
showing the state of war and morals in the land 01
liberty :

From the Savannah Georgian—Extra, of ziprit 17.
FROM FLORIDA.

The Santee, Captain Brooks, arrived this morning from Picolata,
Black Creek, Sac. via Jacksonville, Bm. We learn from an officer of
the army, a passenger in the Santee, that when the boat left the above
places, cot the slightest intelligence had been received of the move-
ments of General Scott and the forces under his command.' •A letter,
dated Bth or 9th instant, had been received at Black Creek from Cap-
tain Lendrum, commanding at Fort Drane, in which was enclosed a
note received by express from Captain Gates, the commandant at Fort
Icing, stating that intelligence had been received from Geu. Eustis
who with the left wing of the army, had reached Pilaklikalia, (about
thirty miles from Tampa) without encountering on the march any of
the enemy except a small party, which, after an irregular fare, dis-
persed, having two or three of their number killed, one of which was
a chief, (Euchee Billy.)

This engagement is doubtless the same as that already noticed as
having occurred at Voluia on the 23d ult. in which the loss of the
whites was stated three killed, and Indians five, among them Billy
Hicks or Euchee Billy.
General Eustis states that he has with him a large number of fa.
m ish i lig horses.
Information has reached Black Creek that 500 Creeks under Gen.
Woodward, had passed through Tallahassee on their way to Tampa.
About forty-five volunteers on the sick list, were left at Volusia.
Vie must await the arrival of the Florida to furnish more definite in-
formation of our gallant army. The Florida, we are informed, left
St. Mary's last Thursday for Picolata via Jacksonville.

The Santee left Jacksonville last Wednesday, to early too bring the
courier of that place.

MOBILE, April II th.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-20

AMERICAN PAPERS.

ABOLITIONTSTS AND THEM PETITIONS.—After all the noise
and all the agitation with which this country has been afflicted
on the subject of the abolition memorials to congress, it appears
that only twenty-seven thousand signatures have been obtained
throughout the whole country to these nefarious engines of dis-
order and mischief, and somewhere about ten thousand of this
number are females—to say nothing of the four or five thousand
children whose names have been put on them for the purpose of
counting. Ten or twelve thousand male fanatics of full age are
nothing very formidable certainly -out of a dozen millions—
especially when it is considered what a large proportiv of that
number are sheer knaves, seeking nothing but notoriety, and
three quarters of the remainder very weak but perhaps well
meaning men, who really know nothing of the matter,. except
what is drilled into them by such people as Tappan.

ROBBERY OF THE MAIL.—The mail between Columbia and
Charleston was robbed on the 15th 18th 21st and 24th ult. by
means of a false key. The perpelrater of this offence has not as
yet been discovered. Measures have been taken, which, it is

hoped: will succeed i❑ bringing the felon to justice.--illobile
paper.

BONFIRE OF CORPORATION 1311.I.S.—The Corporation of
Washington has appointed a committee for the purpose of binn-
ing up the city due bills, and 43,979 dol. have already been
burnt. The committee was left at our last advises going on
courageously in the• discharge of its duties. An ordinance has
been passed, prohibiting the finther issue of this description
of " rag money," and ordering the plates to be broken.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-20

BRITISH DISCOUNT BANKING COMPANY.

CAPITAL £5,000,000, IN 100,000 SHARES OF £5O EACH.
Deposit, £1 per Share.
BANKERS.

MESSRS. WILLIAMS, DEACON, LABOUCHERE, TIIORNTON,

AND CO.
THE Directors of several of the principal Joint Stock Banks
having expressed a desire for the formation such an
Establishment as the one now submitted to the üblic, it has
been determined that a Company be establish in the Metro-
polis, under the title of '6 Tint BRITISH COUNT BANKING
COMPANY," for the purpose of making a rofitable use of the
dormant Capital of such of the Joint Stock auks of the United
Kingdom as may happen at any time to have such surplus, and
of lending it out on discount to such other of the Joint. Stock
Banks as may from time to time require the same; and to ex-
tend, under perfect security, the Bankinkg and Commercial
operations of the British Empire.
The Names of the Provisional Committee and a List of
Country Bankers, to receive Deposits, will shortly be published.
SEALED Applications for Shares to be addressed (post paid)
to the Chairman of the Provisional Committee, at Morley's
Hotel, Trafalgar-square; to Mr. lloncEas, 9, Devonshire-
square, their Solicitor ; and to PETER WATT, Esq., Accountant,
49, York-place, Edinburgh, Corresponding Secretary for Scot-
land, where Copies of the Prospectus and printed Forms of
Applicatio'n may be had.
RICHARD DAWSON, Sharebroker, Liverpool.
Liverpool, 12th May, IS-36.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-20

THE LINE.

The two termini of the line are proposed to be Port on Craig
or Newport on the north, and Bruntisland. or wherever the pro-
posed low water pier shall be erected on the south. In regard
to its intermediate direction, the line which shall be ascertained
to be most advantageous, on the report of eminent engineers,
will be adopted.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-20

LIVERPOOL BANKRUPT BUSINESS.

FRIDAY, MAY 20. HOUR.
ROWLAND Roscow, broker, audit, at the Clarendon Rooms, at 12
Final Dividend, at 1
JACOBI AIIRENFELD, merchant, Ist meeting, at the Clarendon
Rooms, at 1
JEREMIAH Tnomps ox, of New York, America, merchant, audit
and proof of Debts, at the Clarendon Rooms, at 3
SATURDAY, MAY -1.
JEREMIAH THOMPSON, of New York, America, merchant, proof
of Debts and final Dividend, at the Clarendon Rooms, at 3
TUESDAY, MAY 24.
CHARLES ABERCRUMBIE, merchant, special meeting, at Mr. W.
Thompson's office, High-street, at
WEDNESDAY, MAY 25
JOSLPH CHARLES LYONS, commission merchant, audit, at the
Clarendon Rooms, at 1

12
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-20

FREEHOLD BUILDING-LAND, CHESHIRE.
rrilo he SOLD, by Pa Ivan: CONTRACT, about 10,000 square
I. Yards of Building LAND, situate at Seacombe, Cheshire,
abutting upon the River Mersey, commanding extensive views
in every direction, and forming the most prominent part of Sea-
combe Point.
It is particularly worthy of notice as the most eligible site at
Seacombe for the Erection of Villa . d respectable Resi-
dences, and would prove a valuable 'vestment for a Joint
Stock Building Company.
For further particulars apply to Messrs. DEANE and IRLAtu,
Solicitors, Liverpool; or, to view the Land. at the High Sea-
cornbe Hotel, near which the Proprietor resides, and may be
eferred to.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-20

TO STEAM-BOAT PROPRIETORS OWNERS OF
COLLIERIES,
.irlpo he SOLD, and taken away at the Purchas s expense
It Two STEAM-ENGINE CYLINDERS 44i. inches'
Diameter, and 4 feet 6 inches length of Stro with Pistons,
Rods, Nozzles, Slide Valves, and Eduction for the same.'
Made by Messrs. Boulton and Watt.
Also:Two STEAM-ENGINE CYLIN .RS, of 4S inches
Diameter, and 4 feet 6 inches length of S roke, with Pistons,
Rods. Nozzles, Slide Valves, and Eduction Pipes for the same
complete in every respect for immediate use, ha;,, ing been but
short working. Made by Messrs. Fawcett and I reston.
Applications to be addressed to Capt. CHAPPELL, R.N.,
Agent 11. M. Packets, 33. Water-street. Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-20

To sail on. Sundy
For BATAVIA anda next.
LIN IN,
(.1r- And will deliver Goods at WHAM OA, at ship's al ex-
aßs.
t
pence but shippers' isk, '
The new Ship JOIL 'GAUNT,
JOHN ROBERTSON, C nimander;
hurthen per register 449 tons ; sails uncommonly fast; has
istiperior accommodations, and loading in Prince's bock. —For
'eight or passage apply to Messrs. JOHN GLADSTONE and Co.,
tir to
JAMES POOLE and Co.

fr Warranted first Vessel
IT
.. F CAL:CTT
I,lwee.; The fine new Bristol-builtU ShiA,
ILLIAM,
..,.._
---, Cowman r;
AI, 395 tons per register, coppered, sai emarkably fast, and
Will be found in every respect a first-rat conveyance both for
Moods and passengers, her accommodations being very superior,
having a poop deck.—For terms, &c. apply on board, in the
Prince's Dock, or to 'W. and J. TYRER.

/.
To tail positively on the 20th one.
_,.
: For CALCUTTA,
atet; The fine Liverpool built Shi GIPSEY,
400
WILLIAM BEWI EY, C' wander;
hurthen tons, and newly coppe;ed.— r freight or
passage
tapilly t o Messrs. COUPLAND
_ and DuricAN, Merchants; Messrs.
0 Dand Russel, Brokers, or JOHN TOBIN.
........-______

41,- To sail early in June.
.._!, For BATAVIA and LIN,TIN,
4,41"ir The splendid new Ship WILLIAM JARDINE,
ROBERT HIGHAT, CO ander ;
tie Earthen 700 tons; having been built ssly for the China
trade, presents a desirable opportunity r goods.—For freight
passage apply to Messrs. I'HOAIPSON, ANDERSON, and Co.,
Merchants; Messrs. BOLD and RUSSEL, Brokers, or to
JOHN TOBIN.

Intended to sail on the urge:
; (7-
For BOMBAY, ,11V The fine Ship BOMBA ACKET,
• ------
JA MES GARNOCK, aster;
A 1; British-built; hurthen per register 25 tons.—For freii,Th
or passage Apply to the Captain, en board, or to
CHARLES HORSFALL, SON, and Co.

WEST INDIES

7b sail imme • taly.
For DEME AR. A.,
The Brie G ERTON,
JOHN HF.W T, Master.
Earthen 220 tons.—Por freight (having room 'for small pack.
ages) or passage apply to

SANDBACH, TINNE, and Co.

•
I:•oading in George's Dock i'd will sail 26th instant.
, .
..",
For TRI WAD,
, 3.' ire- The fine A 1 Brig T OMAS TUCKER,
--7.—!.
141 tons register—For freight or passage apply to o Mr,
JAMES LOGAN, or to JAMES POOLE and Co.
.....__

To :ail positivelyM
EL
on t e sth June next.
For DE tARA,
The fine well-know 'ip IZABETH,
JOHN MscnoN Ln, Commander. For passage, having superior accommodations, apply to
JOHN TOBIN

For DEMEVeRA,
4-/*,
The Barque HE 'N JANE,
*
ttt-11 DONALD MACDONA D, Commander;
Burtheu per register 266 tons.—For freight or passage,
having excellent cabin accommodation, apply to
JOHN GLADSTONE and Co.

For DEMERAR ,
JAMES NE LSO aster;
Burthen 306 tons; now loadin in the Queen's Dock,
and intended to sail on the 4th June.— or freight or passage
apply to JOHN BOLTON.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-20

FROM TEXAS,

The steamboat Merchant, Captain Swiller, brought us this morning
from New Orleans, whence she sailed yesterday at some
late and disastrous reports from Texas. Capt. Swiller informs us that
he learned, just at the moment of leaving New Orleans, that a short
arrival from Texas announced the defeat of the forces under Colonel
Fannin—the advance of the Mexican army under Santa Ana to San
Felipe, the capture of that place and the indiscriminate massacre of
the inhabitants. Santa Ana was approa-king the river Brasses.
Persons here, well acquainted with the position of General Hous-
ton, indulge a belief that these reports are incorrect. Our last ac-
counts, received by the Equity, at New Orleans, on Saturday, from
Brazoria, stated that Colonel Fannin had blown up the fortress of Go-
nad, and made good his retreat to the main ariny on the Colorado,
cutting his way
peeted between the two armies.
through the. Mexican army, and that a battle was ex-

The Equity brought up a large number of women and children:
several vessels had been detained to bring up to New Orleans women
and children.

So far as the Mexican army had advanced, they had made an indis-
criminate slaughter of women and children, the orders given to the
soldiery being, to spare the lives of no individuals over ten year. of
age. The whole population of Texas was in the field.

MOBILE, Aprill2.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-20

ST. ANN'S HOTEL, CRESCENT, BUXTON.
MOH ILIP MOORE gratefully returns thanks to the Nobility
and Gentry for past favouri, and begs respect ally to inform
them that such recent alterations and improve eats have been
made as he flatters himself cannot fail to the apptobation
of his patrons.
This Hotel has the advantage of a private communication
with the baths and being close to the well.
Post Horses in constant readiness.

TO THE RATE-PAYERS AND PARISHIONERS OF
LIVERPOOL.

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
ITAKE the earliest opportunity of returning to you my
heartfelt thanks for the kindness shown tip file during the
ELECTION for the COLLECTOR OF TAXES, and I hope
by assiduity and attention to merit your approbation and show
myself worthy your approval.
I am, Ladies and Gentlemen,
Your most grateful and humble servant,
JAMES GLOVER.
Bottock-street, May 17th, 18.36.

INDIVIDUALS GOING ABROAD from the PORT of
LIVERPOOL are informed by
S. W. SILVER & CO.,
OF NOS. 9 AND 10. COFINHILL, LON N,
That they may procure the whole or any par of an OUTFIT
( from' the coarsest to the finest quality of G ds known, includ-
ing Cabin Furniture,) at the Branch Ho
Nos. 4& 5, ST. GEORGE'S Clt CENT SOUTH,
LIVERPOOL,
At the same WHOLESALE SHIPPING PRICES as at
their WAREHOUSE in LONDON.
Daily communication between London and Liverpool for Ship-
sailing Information, &c.

LONDON DYEHOUSE.
No. 4, RAVE LAGII-STR EET, LIVERPOOL.
rpliomAs SANDS JOHNSON, SILK DYER, from Lon-
-1 don, (Successor to Mr. Wit Lisni ARNOLD.) returns his
sincere thanks to his numerous Friends and the Public of Li-
verpool and its vicinity for the liberal support he hs received
since he succeeded to the above business, and res.. ctfutly soli-
cits a continuance of their patronage.
The following articles are Cleaned or Dyed nd Finished in
a superior manner, namely, Silks, Satins, I • a Crapes, Gauzes,
Chalis, Tabinets, Bombazines, Velvets. S awls, and Handker-
chiefs, of every description; Satin and Woollen Damask, Mo-
rine Bed and Window Curtains, Calico Linings, Chintz Bed
and Window Furniture, Sofa and Chair Covers, Carpets, Drug-
gets, Counterpanes, Blankets, Gentlemen's Clothes, &c. &c.
N.B.—The above establishment is conducted on the same
principles as the first-rate Houses in London, with all the re-
cent inaprovements in the Art of Dyeing and Finishing, and
`none but experienced Workmen are employed.

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NEW'T'ONRACES, 1836.
PUBLICANS and others desirous of taki , LAND for
BOOTHS, TENTS, &c., for the ens •ig NEWTON
RACES, which take place on the Bth, 9th nd 10th of JUNE
next, are requested to apply to JA MRS APPLETON, at the Swan
Public-house, Newton Common, any day between the 21st and
28th of May.
Newton, 16th May, 1836. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-20

Zo bt

rerh/
HOUSE FOR SALE. '
AN N excellent HOUSE, with a large Gard ,in the neigh-
bourhood of Abereromby-square ;it • n complete order,
IX
and has every accommodation for a respe able Family. The
Furniture, which is very good, may be taken at a valuation, if
required. Apply at the Standard-ollice.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-20

IVO be SOLD. by PRIVATE CONTRACT, all that M ESSUAGE
It. or DWELLING-HOUSE, with the BREWERY,
SHIPPON, STABLE, CART SHEDS, and other OUT-
BUILDINGS. and the GARDEN and CRO thereunto
belonging, containing three quarters of an Ac , after the mea-
sure of 7i yards to the Perch, situate in the v. age of Wavertree,
in the county of Lancaster, on the sot bide of the public
lisighwiky leading to Liverpool, and I in the occupation of
Thomas Fleetwood, the Propriet .
Prop,,rty lies within a short distance of the town of
r
_l,l„,r.r_ppool, and is very eligibly satiated for Building upon. Im-
F'(liar ti)e"i"
may be had.
further particulars apply to Mr. EDMUND WARD, Solici.
or, I'rescot.

FAMILY ENDOWMENT SOCIETY.
CAPITAL, £500,000.
Office, (temporary,) 35, Great Winchester-street,

TRUSTEE!.
Pascoe St. Leger Grenfell, Esq. I Henry Porcher, Esq.
Martin Tucker Smith, Esq.
DIRECTORS.
Henry George Ward, Esq., M.P., airman.
George Alfred Muskett, Esq., ep v Chairman.
Wm. Butterworth Bayley, Esq. E rd. Lee, Esq.
Bazett David Colvin, Esq. M or John Luard.
John Fuller, Esq.l Thos. Willis Muskett, Esq.
Pascoe St. Leger Grenfell, Esq I Geo. Robert Marten, Esq.

AUDITORS.
Riversdale William Gren fell, Esq.
William Sharman Crawford, Esq., M.P.
Bankers—Sir James.Esdaile and Co.
Physician—Dr. ltogett, F.R.S.
Surgeon—Edward-Cock, Esq.
Solicitors—Messrs. Lacy and Bridges.
r HIS Society endows not only existing Children, but (unlike
other Institutions) the future Children of a Marriage, re-
quiring ( however numerous. they may be) only one Premium,
fixed at the time of making the Contract, and consequently its
amount not depending on the number of the Children.
The Society offers this additional advantage, that the entire
Premiums may be made returnable. Thus parties may secure
for their Children the benefits which the Society offers, or, in
case those benefits should be defeated by death, they may recover
back the whole of their payments.
The usual Commisssion allowed to Solicitors, Agents, &c.
JOHN CAZENOVE, Secretary.
AGENTS-
SAMUEL R. HEALEY, Bank-buildings, Liverpool.
DAVID HOLT, Ducie-place, Manchester.
MILES MYRES, Solicitor, Preston.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-20

THE LIBERAL CORPORATIONS.

Some of the liberal corporations have made " lots of fun," as
Mr. Mingle would say, in the Court of King's Bench, within
these few days, at the same time
_that they have shown how valid
their claims are to the epithet. The press not being quite so
complimentary to those worthies as they think they deserve, no
less than 'three criminal infcirmations haire been applied for at
-the-suits of persons who think nothing of vilifying and abusing
all who are above them, but who, if a gentle laugh is raised
anent their antic gambolings, think it fit and proper to put
themselves under the protection of the law, ana to bring the
law of libel—and that in the shape which liberals have de-
nounced, time out of mind, as the worst possible mode of ad-
ministering it—upon the poor wights who have incurred the
dreadful weight of their anger.

The first of these informations was moved for at the instance
ofa person named Byron, (no relative to Lord Byron,) who is
the present mayor of Scarborough. His worship did not con-
duct himself quite as he ought to have done to some veterans
who went before him to obtain the certificate, necessary to en-
able them to receive their pensions. He was laughed at for his
conduct by the editor of the Leeds Intelligeneer ;. and, in return,
he instructed his counsel, learned in the law, to apply for a cri-
minal information. Mr. Justice Williams refused the rule,
with some apt remarks upon the " thin skin" of the mayor, to
whom " hats off, soldiers," will now be a bye-word as long as he
lives.

The next case was, the Corporation of Maidstone v.the Maid-
stone Journal. The radical body, having sold their mace,'
furred gowns, &c., appeared before the judges at the assizes in a
" stern simplicity" that might have vied with the republican
plainness of the backwoodsmen of America. The cruel editor
of the Journal was so wicked as to laugh at them; and they ap-
plied for a criminal information, alleging that he sought too
lower the dignity of the corporate body. Lord Denman, justly
thinking that this was impossible, refused the rule, observing,
" Mr. Attorney-General, this matter is really contemptible and
absurd on the face of it!"

Tile next case was an application on behalf of two of the
Russell-faggot whig magistrates for Dorchester for a criminal
information against the editor of the Dorchester Chronicle, who
had been guilty of stating, that, after promising one gentleman
to vote for him as town-clerk, they voted for another. In this
instance, too, Lord Denman refused the rule,
Will any of these liberal worthies, at their next public orgies,
drink " The liberty of the press—it is like the air we breathe, if
we have it not we die" ?—Dorchester Chronicle.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-05-20

THE TEA TRADE.

The last advices received in London from Canton contain the
Following intelligence relative to the Tea Trade.—

" The trade generally is in a depressed state, chiefly caused
by the ignorance the sellers of British goods and buyers of tea
are kept in with respect to the declared approaching change of
duties on teas in Britain, and the amount of these duties on
classes of teas, being not thereby a profit or a loss, but a hand-
some fortune on each ship's cargo. It is far from my wish to
throw blame anywhere, but want of necessary decision is evident;
and- it is a fault, 'and an important one, the extent of value of
shipment being about £`3,000,0(X).
" Silver is high, and the last arrivals not so bright and soft as
at first.

" There are here and on the close approach 35,00 tons of
British shipping, which is more than last year, and as there are
less than £12,000,000, of tea to go home, the consequences are
evident.

"The Chinese Hongs are getting more rotten.
" Hon Qua has been in prison for several days, and the con-
test is whether he will declare himself liable for his Hong's
debts or not. If the Hong goes on, it does so with the plain
declaration of its senior, that nothing, except personal torture
induced hitn to become liable for the Hong's debts ! Does such
declaration strengthen or weaken the credit of the Hong?
"Rice has fallen more rapidly than in my memory, yet though
against the individual adventurers (chiefly owners of British
ships) it is much in favour of the Chinese consumer of all
goods.
"Bills are plenty ; dollars scarce."
Other letters mention that the supply of tea would be short,
and that prices were expected to advance.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-12

THE THREE DIVISIONS.

Three times has the church-robbery clause come before
the House of Commons—three times has a division taken
place upon it—and in each division is there matter for
-much reflection. Lord John Russell's original motion
for it, which caused the resignation of Sir R. Peel, was
carried by 322 to 289; i. e., by a majority of 33. Sub-
se.q.nently his lordship introduced his bill, and the first
affectingthe unprincipled "principle" in ques-
tion was upon Sir Robert Peel's proposition to divide
the measure into two. Sir Robert was defeated by 319
to 282; i. e., by a majority of 37.
The second great division was upon the motion of
Lord Stanley, on the second reading of the Irish church
bill this present session. On this occasion the spoliation
cause triumphed by 300...t0 261 ; e., by a majority of 39.
The third great division was last Monday, when the
third reading of this robbery. ,bill was carried by 290 to
24; by a majority of 20..
Upon scrutinizing these divisions, we find that mini -
. sters have anything rather than cause for rejoicing. In
the first division the English members voted—for the bill,
224; against it, 232; i. e., a majority of 8 English mem-
bers voted against ministers. In the second division, it
is sufficient to remark that the majorityis precisely the
number of the tail,—which at once shows how completely
on this occasion the voices of the English members were
overpowered !
In the recent division the English members voted as
follows:—For the bill, 209; against it, 222; . e.,a ma-
jority of 13 English members voted against ministers!
What then becomes of the impudent brag of the Globe
and Chronicle, that this robbery measure is supported by
the constituencies and representatives of England ? No
answer is required, save to point to the divisions, and
call attention to them,—which we do most emphatically.
—Age.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-12

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AND GENE AL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER.

HEARTS RESOLVED, AND HANDS PREPARED, TEE. BLESSINGS THEY ENJOY TO GUARD I—SMotLETT.

TUESDAY, JULY 12, 18:36.

bp auction.

FURNITURE, PIANO-FORTES, CHIMNEY GLASSES, (S•c.
By Mr. HODGSON,
To-moaaow, (Wednesday,) the 13th, and THURSDAY Abe 14th
instant, at Eleven o'clock each 'mbrning, at hi towns, GO,
Church-street.
FURNITURE comprises every icle of elegance
_IL and utility, including Drawing-roo. d Parlour Chairs,
in Rosewood, and Mahogany, Loo ' les, Dining Ditto,
elegant Sideboards and Cabinets, Venetian and other Carpets,
Bedsteads and Iledding, Chain Ker Furniture, &c,
Will be on vthw THIS DAY, the 12th instant, when Cata-
logues may be had:

[PRICE 7D.

satrz by aurtton.

By order of the iliortagee.
By Mr. BROWNRNTT,
On TIiuRsDAY next, the 14th July instant, at Six o'clock
in the Evening, at the house of iqr. Jackson • Scotland-
road, Liverpool, know by the sign of the. Tr eller's Rest,
-I._LL that Piece of LAND, Freehold of I eritance, situated
on the north side of Newsharn-stre cotland-road, being
the street adjoining the thew Catholic hapel, with the two
Dwelling-houses to the front of the street, and the Workshops
and Buildings behind, containing to the front of Newshain-
street, and at the back sevelally 33 feet, or thereabouts, and
extending in depth backwards 48 feet 5 inches, or-thereabouts.
The two Houses are let to respectable Tenants, at the yearly
rent of £24.- The .Work-shops behind are unoccupied, and are
well situated for a Joiner, or aright be-converted into a Court of
HouSes at a small expense.
For particulars apply, at the Office of Mr. NEAL, Solicitor,
4i, Castle:street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-12

POSTOFFICE ARRANGEMENTS.

The Chancellor of the Exchequer has brought in a bill for the
alteration of the postoffice department, in pursuance of the re-
commendation of the commissioners of Inquiry. The City of
Dublin Company, we perceive, by the tender made through the
commissioners, suggest a reduction in the fare of passengers.
They also contemplate, in the event of a change, extending the
system of free passages, by means of transferable tickets. They
propose,
,e that ten thousand tickets be annually issued through
Leerds and other
proprietors in Liverpool, Dublin, Manchester,
other commercial towns, giving them the option of
taking
ennsassuch (in lieu of a portion of their dividends) on such
would ensure an almost unrestricted intercourse of
commercial men from those places. '
We must,
however, say, we are by no means favourable to
any change taking
packets is carried place.
The intercourse by the present mail
ne a satisfactory manner; and we know
a strong feeling exists
Liver-
pool against ani"g
the mercantile people of
to those of private
transferring the system from government vessels
the managers of the contractors,Dublin Steam
we know•the feeling of
against the change. Should, theam Company has always been
,ancr
svtever, government determine
that such should take place, e4:airt iaunpanies become coni-
petitors for the service, we think
would t, whatever could be done
be done by the Dublin
under the system of contracts,
indeed, of ascertain'
Company.
Some mode,
ascertaining the opinion ol'
-tihe'ci•aciontemplated
the commercial • body should be adopted,
change being of such importance to this commercial
We are aware that a memorial, signed by the principal
ers and merchants, against any change being made in the"... pre-
sent snail communication between Liverpool and Dublin, has
lately been forwarded to the treasury. As, however, we have
not heard that it has had the desired effcct, the matter should
ztot be lost sight of.—Albion.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-12

HODGSON'S COMMERCIAL LODGINGS,

/
21, LOWER ABBEY-STREET: SACKVILLE-STREET, DU. 111.
MRS. HODGSON, an English Lady, (Widow o Com-
mercial Gentleman,) begs respectfully to i orm the
Commercial Gentlemen visiting.Dubliu, that she fitted up
the above Establishment for their reception, and e trusts by
unremitting attention to their comfort to obtain a share of that
support which it will be always her study to merit.
'lle situation is one of the mast central in the City, being
only a short distance from all the public Coach Offices, and
within two minutes walk of the Postoffice and the Bank of
Ireland.
Dublin, Jule. 7th, 1836.
.e.

COALS.
rilH E Public are respectfully informed that t e rice of best
I House-fire COAL, in Liverpool, is fixed eurteen Shil-
linys and Sixpence per Ton. Cartage as usual. To commence
This Day, 11th July, 1836.

iv-
LIVERPOOL TEA COMPANY, '
78, BOLD-STREET, NEAR THE MUSIC-HALL.
THE Proprietors respectfully inform the Pub i hat this
Establishment is now Open, with such an ortment of
their recently imported TEAS as to convince t em will give
general satisfaction, both as regards quality and price.
ALEXANDER S. WRIGHT, Manager.
Bold-street, July 8, 1836.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-12

FRIDAY.

On FRIDAY next, the 15th instant, at Twelve, at Jories, Mann,
and. Foster's Office, Dale-street '-
2O damaged COTTON"
Ex Scipio, from New Orleans, lying in M'lver's Warehouse,
Pownall-street.— ppt y,to •
JO NF FOSTER, Brokers..

On FRIDAY next, the 15th instant, at One o'ciock,
Nevett's Office, Rumford-street,
12 Chests Egyptian INDIGO, /
Ex Ariel, from Alexandria. V.
62 Cases WHITE ARGOT,'
L
Ex Genoa Packet, from Trieste.—Apply to Messrs. E. and J.
H. GARSTON and Co., Merchants, or to •
WILLIAM NEVETT, Broker. .

On FIZIDAY next, the 15th instant, at One, at Bateson and
Horsfall's•Otfice,.Lower Castle-stree
313 Chests SHELL LAC,
28 Cli;ests LAC• DYE,.
51 Hogshead, TINCAL,
511.8ag;.: SALTPETRE, ..
Ex John Woodall, fioin Caletitta.—Apply to Mr. flulvsoN
Merehantcor to
BATESON and HORSFALL, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-12

BRITISH AMERICA.

To clear on rtugday.
4"4"f0 For MONTREAL,
• • ihe fast-sailing coppeied A 1 Liverpo uilt Brig
APPLETON, 258 tons regist ,
JOSEPH SHARP; MaWC. ,
as superior accommodations for passengers.—For.freight.or
Passage apply to BARTON, HEATH, and Co.

Will have immediate despatch.
For MONTREAL, . „
The fine new Barque. GLASGOW
G. Bums, Commander;'
regular trader, 401 tons per register, sails very st, and has
superior aecommodations for passengers.—For terms of freight
'sr passage apply onboard, Prince's Dock ; to Mi. A. PA RL A NE,
°_l. to GEORGE .H IGHFIELD.

‘ ,r- Intended to sail on the "Pith instant.
Va a'
~. 1......_ c. For &C. JOHN, N. 8.,
The A 1 Barque JAM Eci. LEMON
:.,.....
W. LawToN, Master;
300
t r intonsatper register;pply loading in the Queen's Doc —For fur-
heforion a
J and G. LOCKWOOD,•3B, Cleveland-square.
..._ • J.

For QCEBEC,
The AI British-buiItBrieMERCHANT,
- MELOILUM, blaster;
29,1 tons tegister, coppered and coppar-faste d, and
will be found au excellent conveyance.—Apply to
CHAPMAN and WILLIS.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-12

AFIUCA.

Loading in 'Waterloo Dock.—To sail in• a few days, and has of ky
room for a few tons of Fine Goods
For CAPE OF GOOD LyorE and ALGO AY,
.41.U.7ir; The A. 1 Rritish.buill Schooner CR ' NT,
• ......
i; • • Captain W. SKELLEY
witthen per register 125 tons.—FOr freight or pa:ssige, having
Superior accommodations, apply to • - -• • •
.11,013ERT WISE and Co.,
'2l, ExChange-alley North.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-12

MARYPORT AND CARLISLE RAILWAY.
CAPITAL, £200,000, IN SHARES OF £5O EACH,
Deposit, £2 per Share.
ENGINEER,-GEORGE STEPHENSON, Esq.
-FT is proposed by the present line (extending about twenty-
eight miles) to unite the flourishing Town of -Carlisle with
the seaport Town of Nlaryport, and to form with the Railway
now in progress between Newcastle and Carlisle, a irect, safe,
and speedy communication across the Island, uni • g the Ger-
man Ocean with the Irish Sea.
Applications for Shares addressed to the C mittee, and for
Prospectuses, to be made to Mr. TYSON, So icitor, Maryport,
Mr. LA wsoN, Solicitor, Wigton, at the Office of Messrs. An-
LINGTON, GREGORY, FAULKNER, and FOLLETT, Solicitors,
Bedford-row, London, and to
. THOMAS HAMPSON, Sharebroker,
13, Chapel.street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-12

MEETINGS OF CREDITORS FOR LIVERPOOL

July 1100 1
.
11, George Fairhurst (div) Mr. Finlow's .• • • 1
15,.William Gibb, 2d Clarendon Rooms, 1
15, Jeffreys and Barton, 2d
15, James Frankland, 2d
16, Gorst and Baxendale (further div) Ditto 11
18, Ohmana and Kemp (final dim) Ditto 0
22, Charles Lewis Bahr Ditto • 1
22, Edward Rawlinson Ditto 1
23, Ditto, (further div) . Ditto
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-12

ertiqbt or Obarttr.

For FREIGHT or CHARTER, •
The fine new Barque SCHWART
.54,Sat:1- 33G tons register; carries a large cargo her
ton-
Lt-- nage; and has excellent accommodations Apply 'to
• JOSEPH JONES and Co., Exchange-alley.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-12

*3-7i)NEIgnAY.

. . .
. . .
To-monitow, (Wednesday,) the 13th instant, • welve, at A.
Oui;hterson and Co.'s Office, Esc ',e-place,
140_BagiEast India LIN ED,
Ex John Woodall, from Calcutta.—Apply to Messrs. Diana',
Iticiimortn, and Co., Merchants. or to
ARTHUR. OUGHTEItSON and Co., Brokers.

• . . .
For account of whom it may concern. '
TO-M0R.1201,V, Wednesday-,) fife 13th instant, aiTwelv clock,
at the Office of,Priestley, Griffith, and cox, Exchai - oildings,
About 300 Tons :-,icily BRIMSTO
,Just landed ex -Aberdeenshire, from Licativrareboused in Wil-
lis's bonded cellar, Queen's Pock,, slightly dama.ciecl, in conse-
quence of having been partially wetted to extintilish a fire.—
For particulars apply-to Messrs. E.'and asusToil 'and
Co., Merchants, or to
PRII77,STLEY, GRIFFITH, and COX, Brokers.

L:t aURSDAY.

On tni..;nsnAv next, the 14th instant, at One o'clock, a 'am
Nevett's Office, Rutrtford-street,
250 Tons Gran:we:icily LOGMT •
Landing ex Montezuma 'from Laguna, Pr e'sDotk.—Apply
to Messrs. ANDERSON. anci3Oo., Merchants, or
WILLIAM NEVETT,OIen

Qa TriutsDAy next, the 11th instant, at One o'clock, at W a.
evett's Mice, Itunitarti-street, , •
160 Tons Campeaehy LOG WOO
Ex Dispatehyfrota Laguna,,—Applv to-Mr. N." LIAM FaANK-
-I,L, Merchant, or to „ M' Broker.

Oh TIICIIDAY- next, :the 14th instant, 4 One otclork, at_Bateson
and Office ,Lower Castle-street,
260 frons CampeaiitiyTOGWOOD,'
Now landing et Atnlty, ftom Lagtma„.----Appt less Ts. RI-
CHARDSON and PEAII3It TON, Merchants, or to
BATESONand HORSFALL, Brokers.

Oa THURSDAY next. the 14th instant, atone o'clock, at Nicholas
Hurry's Office, 23, Chapel-walks, (if not previously sold by
private bargain,).
- The fine A 1 copper-fastened' Barqu9,.,'
• , LADY CAMPBELL, . 7
efe
.417,.?* Burthen per register 3118 tons; launched St. John,
•--~ - N.B. in September', 115'32 ; carries a..l' e cargo for
hay Ipanage; :her timbers ,are heckmatack • 4 planking red
pine; has a poop, and female bust head, Dimensions: length
96 feet 9 inches, breadth 27 feet .11 inch, depth 19 feet 4 inches.
—For ftirther particulars apply to Captain StroPsoN, ou board,
east side Brunswick Dock ; to GEQRGE GLEN, 4; Cornhill ; or
to - . NICHOLAS HURRY, 23,'Chapel=walks.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-12

NEW CAPACIOUS DRY DOCK AND ESTABLISHED

SHIP-BUILDING YARD,
PASSAGE WEST, IN CORK HARBOUR, IRELAND.
THIS spacious and beautiful Dry Dock, which has been in
progress for nearly the last five years, is now completed
to the entire satisfaction of the Proprietor, Mr. WILLIAM
BROWN, Jun., and reflects great credit on Mr. JAMES SUT-
CLIFFE, of Liverpool, for the able and efficient way in which he
has perfected a work that had been abandoned in two former
instances. This commodious Dock is capable of containing
two large Ships, and commands sufficient water 'the lowest
neap tides, (from 12 to 16 feet from neaps to spri s,) combined
with which is a secure and extensive Store d Vare Rooms
on the Wharf beside the Dock, where two o the largest Ships
can be afloat at low water, and discharge o the Stores with
great facility.
The Dock is situated opposite the c ntre of the Basin, or
mooring-place, where all the large Ships belonging to the Port
winter, and which, for safety. and convenience, is not perhaps
surpassed by any other place in the world.
WILLIAM and HENRY BROWN, SHIP BUILDERS, are
determined to do all m their power to gain the approbation of
Owners and Ship-masters who will favour them with the Re-
pairs of their Vessels, and they confidently expect, by unremit-
ting attention to business and moderate charges, to give very
general satisfaction.
They have at all times a good Stock of Materials for Building
and Repairing Vessels, with Sails, Cordage, &c. Forge, Rig-
ging arid Sail-Lofts on the Concern. 'There is also an excellent
set of Workmen, of remarkably sober habits, constantly em-
ployed between old and new Work in the Establishment.
Passage is situated about two miles above Cove, to which
there is a beautiful navigable River perfectly safe for the largest
Ships; and Steamers may be had at a moderate rate for Towing
Vessels up when the wind may be contrary. •
Passage, 28th June, 1836.

Vitbitic I.3oZittO.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-12

ILegai 141-otires.

THE creditors of Mr. PHILIP LAWIIENCF of the Tran,
mere Hotel, are requested to attend a me t. g, at the office
of the undersigned, on Tit uItSDA Y next, at t ve o'clock, and,
in the interim, to furnish accounts of their respective claims to
FR A NCIS and 'DODGE, Solicitors,
31, Church-street, Liverpool.

of
THE commissioners in a commission of bankru ,t, bearing
date the 4th day of February, IK3O, awarde and issued
agninst JOHN RICHARDSON - GORST an !CHARD
BAXENDALE, of Liverpool, in the county f Lancaster,
coach and harness manufactures, coach pr etairs, dealers
and chapmen, intend to meet on the 16th of J .bext, at Two
o'clock in the afternoon, at the Clarendon-ro ms, Liverpool,
to make a further dividend of the estate and effects of the said
bankrupts, when and where the creditors who have not already
proved their debts are to come prepared to prove the same or
they will be excluded the benefit of the said dividend. And
all claims not then proved will be disallowed.
FRODS HAM, Solicitor.

JAMES DINWIDDIE, ESQUIRE, DECEASED.
A LL persons indebted to, or having claims Or demands on
1-1 L the Estate of JAMES DINWIDDIEi late of Pool, in
the parish of Otley, and county of York, *quire, deceased, are
requested forthwith to send the amount 44 the full particulars
thereof to me, in order that proper acquittinces for the former
may he prepared, and that the propriety of the latter may be
examined and considered.

CHARLES F. ROBINSON,
Solicitor to the Executor.
Union-buildings, Nnrth John-street,
Liverpool, July, 1836.

WHEREAS by a decree of the High Court of Ch eery,
made in a cause of Johnson v. Woods, it was r rred to
WILLIAM WINGFIELD, Esquire, one of the nits rs of the
said Court, to inquire who were the next of ki f JAMES
11ASSNETT, late of Rainford, in the count of Lancaster,
gentleman, deceased, (the testator in the plea ngs in the said
cut", named,) living at the time of the sa. testator's death,
happened in or about the month of y, 1832, and whe-
therany of inch next of kin have since d, and if so, who is
Or are the fetal personal representati or representatives of
lae
him, hPr' orth co having so died, and a so to inquire who was
the heir at w
death, and
is or are his real and
whether he i
of the said testator living at the time of his
uesnnow living or dead, and if dead, who
Any person Of T,erso.
ne_onal representatives.
of kin, or the personal therefore, claiming to be such next
, orrepresentativesan of any of such next of
kin as may be dead
said testator or his real and et to be the heir at law of the
cznia:etresentatives, if such
heir at law be dead, is or are
Mr.
yhis or their solici-
tors, Income in before the said mane;
Chancery-lane, London,
Wingfield, at his
and make out his
Chambers, in Southampton-buildings,
and prove his or their kindred and heirship,
"r their claim, or in default thereof, he or they will be ex-
cluded the benefit of the said decree.
THOMIS OLIVER RA, Cheanside, London,
For EDMUND WARD PRESCOT,
Plaintiff's Solicitor.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-12

THE REGISTRATION.—EIectors should bear in mind that the
time of preferring claims for county votes commenced on the
20th June, and ends on the 20th July ; and, with respect to
borough voters, it is required, before their names can be put
on the list, that all the poor-rates and assessed taxes due by
each voter, previously to the Gth of April, be paid before the
20th July.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1836-07-12

DISSOLUTION op PARTNERSHIPS IN LIVERPOOL.

•
William Pope and Henry. Watts, ship-builders 30th Julie
John Taylor Gregson and Cyrus J. Westley, sail-makers ist

BIRTH.
On Wednesday the 29th ult., at the Rectory,Wofthenbury, the ladi
of the Rev. Hugh Matthie, of a daughter.

MARRIED. to
Yesterday. at Prestwleh,Chureh, Henry Cleaver'Chapman. Es l;',01
Sarah, eldest daughter •of James Taylor, Esq., of Westwood,'
Oldham.

DIED. wAto
On the 21st of April last, at Maranham, Frederick RidgwaY : bell
kins.• After ten years residenceba that city, he leaves an untarni4os
fame as a man, merchant, and gentleman. The Portuguese and 3'ol.
resident countrymen hare 'paid mbst respectful tribute to his.nof'? l,tior,
Removed by inflammatory fever in the spring of life, much aPlilla.•
must flow—but there is one who suffers beyond the power of sil
thy to assuage. . .
T° eg
On Tuesday the 28th ult., at his house, Chester-street, 111 r. -
Halkett, aged 36. ' • • Ai-
,
On Tuesday last, aged 3 years and 4 months,Mary Hayward, daub
ter of Mr. John Hayward Glover, of this town. *tiler
••
On Wednesday last, aged 38 years, M. Thomas Major, of Sta
street. gobt•
On Saturday last, after a short illness, Sarah. the wire of Mt.
Marshall, St. James's-road. • • 10°
Same day, at his residence, Castle Dykes, Dumfriesshire, --10"
Adam, Esq., late of this town.'
~,r ificilarcl
Same day,' at Wavertree, in the 46th•year of his age, iti • •
Smith, eldest son of the late John Smith, Esq. ~ of
Same day. in Peel-street, Toxteth-park, Jane, seecTddatig,",--r
the late Archibald Keightley, Esq. of this town. /

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