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'"Br tllisvate bf the public debt. preeentedint-tqa. 9, your Majesty(' ail 'vee that in aline, 1822. this ci''-t• amoonted•to•lol76,sBo milreas, being an increa":e of i 1105,862 nailreas: iar•six-months. • , '.No.shews,that by the end - of June, 1843' this alebt amour e.l 1ea1t35t582-rnilreas; to 'which 'irlding the sum of 100,5(30 miltefis;sehtstenteredinto theTtea ati.the peneeed s• oft letitiesti3tian , , the anion& be 12,156,145 sisilreas, being 'art increase:in onelaar of 1,Y7-9,565 milreas. • "'By the accounts No.ll, the income and altplaidi tureef the respective provinces of kitias . Geraes,ridlaz, Ala to' Grosso, Santa Catherina, RiO Grande (*Sill, ladd S. Paulo, will appear. The annuaV deficit tor Minas Games, amounts to nearly 60.000 milreas;'that'ofGoiaz ao'nearly 20,000; that-of-Matto Grosso t 010,544 rhil •teas ;- that of Santa Catherina to 31,870'; Making in all 'more than 125,000 milreas. The other provinces of - 'Sail ius Santo, Bahia; 'Pernambuco, Rio {3pfritte, Ala goas, Paraiba, :alaranham, &c. are likewise• in •arrear. Santo Spirit() is subject to a ft annual deficit of 88;172 'milreas. By thiosimple and clear statement fa* felAjesty will perceive that ' , have been placed at theiftsitif of a IWasury indebted at the end of June to the - A)noifnt of neatly 5Q,500,000 ertisado'es (or about 1,000,0 M.. ster 141h-daily beet with its creditors, wi,o - jusil'y'ttivnand the money due tri them, and•ithout possesintemy ex traordinary resources to meet the extraordiriaie charges, 'which, at a moderate calculation, amount to - 800,000 Mitten. And from Mine of the provinces of this em pire can we at• .present •expett assistance. ;'we isfiall he obliged -to' extend assistance to them,, as has already been done-to the-amount of 280,000 annually. Notwithstandiottheir Xetiaity in-levying the taxes, and ;an exact controul of the expenses, it has been necessary Ito recur to loons, donations, forced contributions,' and 'even 'sequestrations, yielding all a•million of cru sadoes. his also evident; that notwithstanaing thehope of the happiest results from the systeni•of Administra tion w hich the wisdom•of the.Gelseral Constkuent is -sembly will dousitiers eqablish,these 'tscit'be 'sufficient-fur the paymem of 3) millions or 0th...445, kind at the same tiine'provitle•for'the Otklinary laid'ai tr:mrdinary charges necessary,for the ctihsolidsatf, of - ;an empire where everything has to hi Created, and Where it is necessary to extend a liberal 'turd gederrs hand if we desire to establish our independence,'Aritl , .be 'counted among nations of the first order. Finaltr, the 'consequences of not.paying its obligations are tettikle at all timesan States, but more especralizafttipt AO be , so in the dangerous season of our priliutal fvfkiiiera tion, when we ought .to .avoid creating' dit vats, and ward off misery and distress from the •trubtieteoa4t3 'andsthe national creditors. ''•*' • '" Leaving out 'of 4itiv "the payment of t e tnceAst. diriary expense , - for which 'Provision will no , ddylit,,be 'Made by theimposition o tlties; .I shall -point to3lie 'operations of credit whichl'ikiolt indiSpensable to our present circumstances. Great resources are necessary ' to enable the Comtitutimial'Chief of this a;siiii Erne:ire to consolidate our independence, to defend us ft umour enemies, to'promote instruction and Public proketliy, according to the lass's , and . toostiliition of.'the These mean's are Offered 'us by the Engli h .caPitAits, without oar solicitatiOlii. Like aftlier.rrations_of,Efrope and Attie: Ova, so high idei‘Which ihey,lorm- of 'the' iaiietik es and ex uhtseanf wealst - 6f the nest Emppe, 'end luck is the interest they 'take in the establishment of: itidependelice.' . . • i• .• " In the proposal, No. 13, which I receiveron the 04th.Of July, your 11 , 14esty will seethe offer of a leanof the grept sunk of 2,00,000 toilic4s, and the taanditions required ,for a prompt partite -oh 100,0Qa. ibeing pro mised a month for five successive, fpnntio, as soon as the contract is sanctioned by the . Geoecal Constituent and-Legislative Assembly, and even before the while .system of the loan is definitively arranged in .t.4e mar ket of London. When so concluded, the rest of the loan will remain at the dispoill of the Brazilian nation. The conditions are so clear, that,' think an,explanation. unnecessary. It is no less,clear, that the Assembly may have at its disposal 20,600,000 of•crusadoes.to employ in any way that it may think proper to Jupport the in dependence of, and to develop:: the riches of Brazil.— Without means, and great means too, we cannot ac complish so mighty an undertaking. The United States and the old Governments of Europe have resorted to loans in critical circumstances like ours. I,et us not suc cumb from distress or poverty in the country of gold and diamonds. Let us profit by our' resources ; -let us take advantage of the precious commodities «hich belong to us, to defend ourselves against our enemies. " This being the first and most essential part of the operations, a prospectus of a loan has been prepared by an experienced London banker, adopted and proposed by Edward Oxenford and other English capitalists. According to their plan, 2,500,000/. sterling to be ad " Aced by them, will be employed in the following way : '416,66G (The.eightb part of £5,335,353, the sons in Stock talse sold to obtain £4,500,000, at 75 per cent) to be employed as a Sinking Fuud. 200,000 To piy the two first ,its months' interest. 1,803,334 For the public service of Brazil. .X 2,500,000 . • It vi , ,titd be qt great consequence to us to have this article altered, is. mauler : 49,600 Por'Sits . l44 fund, the first yekr. •• eOO,OOO Toiray the interest the two first hslt -ears. ' 2,240,000 Fbr the pnblic service of the enipit eo f Wands • £e,500,000 • • . 6 ' iris clear, that 1fiie416,66(i/.the'S.liof 3,333,83 g. is'necessar;•for isiiikittg i fund at.conipuund interest of fpur. pf.r, ceu4. to R : ay i up - the .cai;itiil in 51 years, the wine effect would lo)low . , 11l 86 years according to the above alteration, by alt.,a anal grant_of 60,0001. laid out at compound iiitcrest of flour. per cent. !Lis likewise clear, that 'wile heiciAtui.rig.of 'the 7th xFy;the fund,by my plan. Wcitil4reach473,B96/. seltich epkieds the 416,601. ieserved >t thefund of the 9pdon.plai?. „ "It h easptit Pitceive, that were th is change adopted, without alterini terisis,we_s4cald obtain 1.. • an advantage ./, Aitlltons.of crucadoes. • . t. :St'OCaTIRA DA. 0A34. "Rao 71theho, tejsi: sc." . ls:/•:•• - • . - • • ' • l A* - ~... _ ,- 4.. uarsi4 • . • •••• • ••••• - • , •••••••••••••••c -- ,.. - WHE COMM I SSIONERS % fir VICTUALM ;ff iaturrn r switor; 4c. do kanirgfrei4tise, that on TU/CSD/eY, the 47th inst. they white "Imlay %ts 'Wee Tenden in writing (sealed up), end mot for - F ou r Hundred Quarters of New Pale, and 1. MALT ;- :two•Houldred. Quarters of New close-dried 'Amber 'The whole to be delivered into his Majesty's Victualling Stores at Plymouth, by the eoth February next. • The Nalt.to be answerable to Samples of Dot less than one quart each, to be produced wlth the - Tenders. 'The Conditions of the Contract may be seen at this Office. Each Tender must specify the price in words at length, and be delivered before One o'clock on the day appointed ; and the Per son who m4es the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, must attend, to answer when called for. wAr..urn.CETFTON. ___,------ .. . N An" -OFFICE, January 22, 1824. PRE Right H on ourable idle LOILDS . 001.All& -a-. ,S T ONERS of his MAJESTY ' S' TREASURY having fpp' ted Money for the Payment of 11A LF-PAY to SEA OF- . "FICARS, trom•the Ist ()ember to the 31st December, 1823, ae 7 moding. to: his LA.laiesty's Establishment in that behalf, These are talS! , ;give Notice, that the several Payments will begin to be made at the. Pay OfSeeiby:the Treasurer of his Majesty's Navy, at Ten &GM& in title Mornieg Oil the following days, via. . . ° gi b e 1 .5. t i,:3 4 4,auil tgh of February, to A D3IIRA LS, •CAtte 'f AINS,Jand their Attonaies. On the:Sth,OthOth, Ititb, and 11th of February. to LIEUTE NANTS and CRAPLAII4S;and their Attornies. - Om the 11:th -sod 13th of February, to MASTERS, •SUlit- G BONS, and PURSERS, said their Atterniel. :• • After which the Lists willhe 'Coated the first and third Wed. aesday in every Month, [that all Persons may then aufl there at tend to receive what maytbccome payable to them; anal bring with them ts.n Afftlavit as:required by Order in Council of 3Otli July:. 1819, the Farms of which were published:M . lin Advertisement from this Office, dated 1611 r September, 1819, and naai be.procured in the Office of the Treasurer of the Navy ; and in rase. ally of the said Officers should ttot be able to attentl,themselves, but employ ittrwrites for that purpose, the told Attoteies.ase.tia produce similar .Alfniavits•front . the persons they iretotployedby. Where Officers are Abtosd on leave,: their Agents atwto . pretleee 'nested Copies of such ,Letsve, before , the •liilf-Payeasybe paid: . And as by Act of I'atlianwnt puled in the 35th year:Of his kite' Idajt;ty's Reign, entittded, " An Mt for establishing a .rtteroaestsy *and expedition method:for •tba .Payment of 011icsers haonglng " to tale Majesty's Navy," it is on.actodhrthe 20th• Clause Of the:' said Act, " that if any .Conantissionecl -or Warrant 'Neal Officer. * who shill be entitled to receive ELM-Pay, and shall be:desirous ' "to receive and be raid the same, of or near the Thee t his - Re-, " sklence, he may apply to the Treaserer of Ms Majesty's Nivi isa' 4 , " London, to have such I talf-Pay paid at 'er near the Plate of .111 P " ftesidenceokc. in the manner pointettouthy-the said Aet‘" -And' by a flutist,. Act / passed - in the 58Th year of his late Majestri s Reign, entituled an Act for ii - evialiitirg theDifieess iuhis.',Oajtsty:a l " Navy and theif Re presentati , ies to draw for and . receite thc4i * Nalf-Pay," it is enacted by the tel and 3d *Clauses df the sold, Art, " that if any Officer in tis Majesty's Navy, who shall be ets' • titled to receive ally soul of money for or on acion fit Or his half " Pay, shall lie desirous of drawing a Bill of t. xthangt for the same, ' upon the Otnunissiareers of his Majesty's Navy, instead of feceiv " ing the same by Reinittance Bill, he shall signify such desire by " Letter to the Treasurer of his Majesty's Navy; 'sod that if any' " Officer In Ain Majesty's Navy who shail be entitled to receive -.in Sum of Money for or on account of Ilalf-Pay. shall be deg ,,sos of having his Half-Pay Sid to him by Extract, at any of W I • Majesty'! Dock Yards, where .Clerks for the Payment of * • fcr she Navy Shall inside, liistead of teceiving the sassitasyli " rattmce Bill, or Rill of Reshange, he is to apply either "the riper Clark at the Navy Pay Office in London, or of Lhe " Pay Orlice at such Dock Yard, signifying such his desire." No tice is hereby further given, thit the Half-Pay, ending the Mat December, 823, *ill commence paying etc-chi ad Pebruary, tett, and all Persons desirous of drawitts for, or of &visite/wit Kett-Rap remitted to thens,may apply as above directed. Moo.— Pills ssf Exchange e.rawri snider Or by .1041 . 01b,* Aar above recit'td , ire flat liable to the Stamp Dirty. ' • No Pei ns residing out of his Majesty's Drioalidobi4lie:ealBBled, to *t Privileges of this Act. - - CHEAP CAIWRT WARSHOINE, PICCAIJILLT, No.loo, (TWO DOORS WEST FROM ST. JA MIie'S.STRERT). '1 HE Proprietors leaving made some new arrange- A- meats at their Alasinfactorr, are now enabled to supply die Nobility and Public pith any quantity of the best Brussels Carpet from 4s. 9d, to ss. 3d. A quantity of short lengths and single yiects,st 4s. 3d. and 4s. 6d. Xidderminster ditto, from 23. 6d. to Briti , h ditto, front 33. to 43. Venetian Stair ditto, from tt Cd•to 31. 4d. Druggets in all colours, *tom 25..6d. t0.41. 6J. hest susuned Floor-cloth, from 2s. ed. to 54.54. l'atterns of Ikussels sent to any part of Town or Conntty. CONFECTIONERY AND - PASTRY. WPIiENE, 1:o.90, FLEET-STREET, e SUM; E STREET, respectfully announces to the No bility, Gentry, and the Public, that he has opened the above House in the CONFECTIONERY and PASTRY BUSINESS, in all its btaneluts, for retailkrade and family accmmodation, and .011, keep a constant supply of Soups, blade Dishes, Smonry Patties, ice Ceramic, Jellies, Coffee, Chocolate, English and Foreigu Fruits, &c. !le hai also tined up a Ilefrishment-room for the accommoda tion a occasional Custotners, furnished with abithe usual Refresh raents in Reason, the French and English Papera,Gazettes, Ste. dee. L't toticitillg the favour of Public Patronage, W. Phene begs to as,ute thtrt that it is his determination to yrovide every article of , the twist 5•1?elior quality and choicest selection, and from the fa-' cility his agisinnent affords, the greatest punctuality and dispatch may be relied on. • FOlt THE T1131E131 ATE CURE AND PEEVENTItiIif OF SORE NIPPLES, THE •ACACIA CURATE, A' P aid from a I'laitt growing in the Mountains of Ilindostaa, in 'ae ludiesouid one of the most valuable in the vegeta ble worl.l. l'coprietor, after long rewarch and considers bir irtpi•nse, has been fortunate enough to discover lb the AC 1i; IA ChrtATV., one of the greatest possible comforts tbat ca: be rendered to those happy mothers rim are desirous to sung' tram infants, but who suffer tuts frequently under the pain andl of sore nipples, and dl its attendant eousequenees. The! 4 7 - .1 application of stimulants; whio seldnnt or eveeifft2td e'en 0:11 - pbrary relief, and in numberless instanees only aggravate the Dun of the sufferer, and the dreadful consequences of dangerous corn which have too often proved fatal 'to children, "nay ttes*Abst rioidcd by the use of this perfectly innotent and sanative cam- Mimi, which is offered to married lasnilts, not so niuch'frir yrrvate miniunient, but from a conviction that to fait (pun them would be an act of try nimble testimonials of its excellent* Ilihnnty can be given, if required 'twit; ett+ails requi t ite previous to tl t!te Kingdom. I his invalitatle Cerate to be had, the Pc - iprietor, No. 0, Western-place, C [ rmists, No. 4, Cheapside, St. Pauli :!"Arthe Argyle Rooms, London; Waterloo-place, ,• ) 01 111e -street, Dublin ; and by the prindiral i• • ::31tata tb. kingdom. O. I at 44 a' It "I V At ta C t (1. 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ORPENOI3OWS PECTORAL LOZENGES of "10f.th-i.Tle great deMagd, *het slaty years trial, prove, ,Stern - a oestior remedy for alt Coughs, Ilturseoessaa, Sore Thrtials, AstlioLitie . and*Consuinptive Complaints. These. vinsaiily e " liaywskeyrinsed on the stamps, . by wham -re prepared, to Mr. Greenough,the Inventor. appointment, by Nowhery lard ; Sutton and Co.-Bow "- Church-yarn ; Bayleyand, J nge ; Johnston, Combat SI • el .4 Borough ; Sanger , 50, 9i...1 marltet; Butters 4, hiakildet Venders of Geimine hisstittivels-•- eelebiatud Thietalast for and eosins the toosts4,ems, in .I 1. OV CIASSLCAL 1010LISH-WiraitY. FOR 'fliE LISR OF SCIIO(LS. Mk day were flublidaeri, in'oue large volume of 812-pages meal &to,. price 1 OA. extra boards, I/ ` I ELOCT WORKS of the BRITISH POETS; with Biographicaland Critical Prefaces. 13y Dr. AIIKIN. ,Iso, in ten..volumes post iSmo. price 40s. and in royal l smo, to eh the British F-ssayists and Novelists, I!. We bavessotice4 with pleasure the appearance of a Compila- Poems of our belt Poets in a - ion of which we have the )ilitio.s of• a - Gentlem..n so of •Lettsots as Dr. Aikin. couspralsErstite and judicious." :Orme, Brown. and Grean. published, ' imprAved Edition of ' ZING ASSISTANT; d on an improved PLn sc Accentuation, in a manger. .Spelling and Pronnociation& "to I and to. facili;at general imiroestitent& ,e of Settol4 anti Private Tuition. - - By THOM A• 9• CA P E 'SITU , - • • • Maser of the Ansalemy, Ilford, •Essex. rriated for Longnnuhtliurst, liers,..Orme,.and•Co. Paternoster rote; and G. and W.. 8. Whittaker r Ave-Nlariaplane. Of s born may be had, by the same Author, An Ettglish Vocalrulay, fit vihich the Words are arranged indis- J triminalsely; desigued :as a*equer ta the Scholar's Spelling Assist ant, •titteiWiiiWN riftaNtnir4e.likoloks. 'This day was piihliihed, •in 18ow..tke Pethtiklidos, considerably enlarged,hy 4)ke Addlthin of:the thiental aoltthe • Northern My-' thokigy, -with Seventeerslita l trevipos, (Ss. illd.lsound, VIE NEW PANTHEON; or, An introduetiotr to the Mytholesty "be- Antients, 2 -Qtrestion and -Answer t. compiled for the Use of •Yrnang.hrroons. , To width ate added acconluatcd Indat, Auestknis for Exercise, and Poetical alustra4 dons of' Grecian 111ythology, from Homer ond . Virgil. By 'NV 114,1 - A 51 '3' lttettru tuner. ' Feinted for %Lesegmaos . :Karst, Rees, brine, BroWn, and , London. Oforhoon.mal he had, hy.dte same Author, • An Introduction to t4e,Study stf _Chronology and Universal -His ' tory, in QuesttOttand Answer. tnlBmo. Price 4s. bound. •Atn fdtrodoction 'to Modern Ilhtory, from the Birth of thriat Izto the pound Thine. ieneontinusdion at the above Moth., In-Twa 4 7 613,16m0. Prim 10 6J. 'Arid. : .. • , - ..• 1 1„,i , • . 0F,1314 • !IN. ~41 • r • • Wehave received tz.hat'sn;uf be reckoned an important: ,document s tespe,stit t g .the 6nanc44 situation and re sources of ;Brazil. lt .4 a, report of the Minister of Vidance of that:empire,. made ..to ili k e :Emperor on the. 46tIvISElptember last, for *e.purpo,bp of being, ty his. before tkil r egisiatir t e,ttssetnbly. The fol - rare, impoi tmit-paosages : in apite of int!iguaand cabal, I dared audanySteritans.swil which covered thei mosiry t iperatadea chat the estincticarof psrbltic idia4aittude, keepapaee with ;he' -.she ilatress, and that sheauiri-of Stases, and the ball of Empires,.are.the consequences of financial disorde 4 White there is never any cause liar apprehension aa long as by a wise administration the if,aiblic revenue is suit ejent so defray, the charges ;I sow feel the rigorous •ohli gation, in this. season of ourindependence and liberty, to 'give an acoournof the state is which .I found - the pub ,fie treasury, when on the 2ktt of July last I entered on aimerfonctians as chief of ahafideparratent. In doing so, t.shiltil hot .Iconfuwe myself tam -.bare exposition of dia. state of the national. 'finances, halt, impelled by the de she of contributing -to the 'plastic welfare ap -fat as my talents and experience allow me, I shall point out-the means which suggest theroselven - to my mind for extri cating:us from our present embarrassments, and for enabling us to raise this nascent Empire& \ the strength; opulence, splendouryand comileratiotiOf which it is seta Ceptible, and for which it has so many 'capabilities. • The Generaleonstitational and Legislative Assembly will afterwards have to deliberate on my report, and to adopt such measures as it may deem , expedient. Nor ought the delay which has occurred between the 21st 'of July and the iwesent time, in presenting my ideas, to excite- surprise. My report. embraces accounts which • I immediately required of all branches of the Treasury. .It was necessary to learn the' state of the receipts and the expenditure, as far as it could be ascertained ; the amount of the public debt, active and passive ; the ex. \ traordinary resources whisk bad been provided to meet extraordinary demands: but as no statements had as yet been drawn up to favour the prompt execution of my order, notwithstanding the assiduity and the zeal of the Odicers of the Treasury, it is not long since I re ' ceived the documents which form the necessary ele ments of my report. By this means I- could not till new present to your Imperial Majesty the state of -the Treasely of Rio Janeiro in the eiel of June, in any thing like a tot-reit - form, or detail the jai - outages% which the same Treasury supplies, respecting the pillage fiaaiicies of the other provinces-of the empire of Brasil.- " By the schedule of receipt and Eapenditure for alSe •first nix months of 11123, which *Keats ender the head of No: 1, your Majesty s ill perceive all the expenses Of that half year, and sloe amount of moaies that-have been paid irate the public coffers, the corn iernainiog in .the Treasury at theeialof June, being 278,103 rnilreas. By the account, hqwever, which is numbered '2, your tllajesty will see that en the • 80th of Junta when the balaoce was made up, there was only in the Treasury a .disposable sem of 210,044 mamas, comprising in that amount 132,658 milreas on the baolts.or tire custohn, - and -deducting a sum. of 70,000 *Ultima of the decimal, aa d of the interest:of the loan which was about to h• paid, besides other indiiipensable and extraordinary charges. By Mr.% your Majesty 'ail learn that the total pro ceeds of the loan, volnatary gifts, subscription for the navy, and sequestrationa up to the •SOth of. June, amounting to 5516,304 nsileals, there has been etpeittled -of these extraordinetya - eseurtes, 8e6,289 milreas. .NO.4a will Make known to your najesty, that ac cording to the estimate of •the variosts receipts which may be expected isekhe areit-hail year, we shall obtain Horn the tritffniry iniornO orate public treasury the sum of*/,767„ . 000"mi1tea5,, By the 'estimate of the expenses in N 0.5, your Majesty will find the application to be made. of this curia- By the estimate in No.§, the - extraordi- I - naty char g 6; will ametintna voopoo Milreas. The .4 0 6 4 at _Ore end of ,1821 i, I t. - ear.l;&ha _ Air . that to whhhnlti so great 'a eoJa. , nuints tiny have •• it. tsaywars prtuieu f cruelty and i n j ult ie e . • they are - pr4psrrd,,as successor to M. me* from the most re simpoi ' Kidd ltoxeCat ts. ltd. each, by Ms I; and it is recoautssittPalia 464' . Scum 46 4 St.. Paul's Churels-yard CburcJsier /4"; d 4 iidivards, 66, St. Paul's the acteruebentset of eta • . CO.Coqtailt4tiet.; Nix, Royal Paths! I, its Piettsges at teekilia ri, * Wald, fri.b ttothOcli; fioltvell, 269, tic ire, Bri.,l , tut , yirstrs. •• , Illotthr‘ 45, Meet-m:altet •aul's • and Ilegent*pleist 1.16510t,42, IDiettaaaf ; and the Venders Waterimmitaice, P.AlinburglV led li!re mai Gallunuitiee be principal Medidne Violets Preitivieg . the - mimor d " I N/ d e eulariodbrottles,:it 111:94. each. lA. tlik:l;l3l'S it A illEggiitek4. waxigs,' D 64 911 P icu4 '' ' • ! ordm, laid befau tilit.deT !OrefaliuirniatOt . • - • - • ' - lowimg- axe th‘e roi 4EW TREAIitiE Oil 11111 E 1114 ;OF. ThIE • i. • 01.0 1 4E1s I. or,a i l lailmoptsistal Itie'fflUt 04 F•4O/6‘lidt 44 US , in US le, con ws b endi qg an Arcouny rstg if e t,/ , lFtpue Alagssitaasheaurio teantbethick. nof th erCitit6l'. 4 4lth the - 1)a al mres' eilti thirTadr .1 . „ tins-41 , 4A -Trews Floods, 'Ear th quakes, &c. ' . 'for ilieltisithetion ' —,—;.• • • a a runleftEtll •Wini ' -I In nue Volume 12mo. with JEloms. . !uh edition. 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