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Iv_ I),.Ix•VVJ -- . .. ::: l i t a i •s , p ~:: 1i ;16"1 - Lai y. 112 as 7 -1. . . . •• , 6 liv 1 Piz : ttli Ht . 26 .Ll - f j eg A I, • 3' 1808 _ I.lii: ' t!.11.s:i.;11 re,ap, ' 1:117 berja i 2, • j) 1 , 4 M4.1 . 1; C r ib i fivr.4:4; ' IbienteltVmer-Lwn . : , : lti;•lbwhir 44* tik .• .1 • tie respectfar —jhis - tab. • wllVlcnceforvi ante,iFl'• • '?4,ATERS of . r SI6OIM Woqp.tus ' • ' 141 10;40 neat an ect 4 A ck.ua oar shilling. - • 1 A ist Thitaktil l itetA4 4 ls l Atili t iLAlsti. : s ; a 3 r - : - ; . lignign 021 !:•!.;_,ILZ,Z_ .::: • . :;r: 1. • ' ljp - intIfrEVENYNG;DreEMBER 26, 'At/ . 0 .twill be abed tisk Tragedy JO • - . • lit • .' • •OW OWE . BARNAVALL figuughp9d Mr. POWELL; Barnwell, Mr. EYRE 1 CyE Bitnierelf, Mr. SIIMNS ; • T.'in good, PartirPWAXX %. Maria, hi* . SoyeE ; • - be•revir • • for frs of, iv, * qui 4 di larits nti srnT; rtipr . qle6F twelve years) 513: • RMUNCSOliiiMakdig 1 • ~. ~ . or; Wirprog_lBZl TiikiDAY, . 1" 5 " *id ? the Original'Musii to the First part. h i „.ati o ti tsc m erisee; (firet'tiiio iMr.:ttleiroriLLE; ~ 1 1- 1 00,440M4 11 /i l 4i. P4ll.4ter . * ails 44PAAlgrit 0 SkiER..; Lieutenant,(with a Song. , Atr.AMITH ; .;ib c; 441,41qatorlittitY NI . faugefrr: tt, L b S s t a iresti e 3 h .itta mb rtnr4 t :lttrA ti a s : " ( oTHER; ciaiini LAURENT r . • niftt W ir ' gy mop? . Master Laurent, Mrs. Sharpe, 4% ~l a * To-terrow, the Comedy of She Busy. Body : Sir George Air, bir I YOUNG GENT LIMA N,= . llllp=aftee on thisStielb cralrease 9l3 Y , Th e Co j : Ms. Jordan. - o t reijedii; /Ohm Bedi.—On Friday, Venoni. cogesisr, The kb* Moons • ‘. - " " I ..,1 ~ . .. AVOk- : ' . • mitatifld4447l" NifiaLasrawier ie. ism. NOTICE* lardy siege, Mira *aim el & Oyer en Terminer entf Gook44lropjifr tim Trial if Voices rommilted A. he. HO hivirnifhoilfjyr . imitina ef the Admiralty V . ..#10.04 A r t.if4v/..A..ir.felqiati 4 NAP•ll. fforkg- r , I" - • , This day was pnblished s ' 17il MINOR 174 eNiSIaZEI paper, r ;) T P : 1 7 : 0 c b K al b Pieties. ' 7 ' 4 Chieny fantlHai red descriptive.: • - By WILLIAM HOLLOWAY. • London: Printed Tor Wm. Suttaby, Stationer's-e Mitt ; and panto' :ma Harvey, t;racechurch-street ; and sold by "Vernor, - flood, and Sharpe, Poultry ; and L. B. Seeley, Fleet... Wed. -" ARI Vraiirmed.i WHOLE A other correc' years beat 41 TO next the 1,041 ,---moirtAlMOßs CHELSEA HOSPI'f. Ai ; • Decetriber Y 3, 18.•,.* ; . HE • Rightlionourable the LORDS and otheri t h • • 1, CoNfMNSIONERS for managing the Affairs of the said, dinspltal;give Notiee.; thin they intendro thin *hit such Pei soak as tray $e {iodic the Invalid Soldieek Oke. 'belonging to the Hospital tetv/ 1 4o' Y . c , ari, • Vl2. WlitylkilNiiitskiitt -for ' Mounting ?Or IW/b. Such 'Persohi, 'theriti*voilid may We:* ' int lined to triA Atiireillteii6piiitt the 9eere: • • tary's Office in tilel9ahl4doarsital: andihnitink btreireen the hoo f s Ten and Threle, .11f , e4 41triher ;ait tti . 1114 piiitie kneriyit, and ' patterns seen, by applyin g t o 'the' Adjutsni Me said Hospital , aid, to sand in thdr to wratof Titioisavf) to the said' Secretary's Oftoe; as also their Patterns ; assil4;•tvlie Adjutaath ' or before the,2sth lanitary rear. , • • EAGLE'INSBRANtE cOititliiillt; • This day was published, in one vol. Nino. price 4s: In Lowel l A GUIDE TO ELOCUTION, divickd into Si; 3 . - 1 - Parts, containing Grammar, Composition, Aynbaymb t anisage, Orationi, and Poents.—By JOHN SABINE: ' Pilitted for Longman, Hurst, Revs, and Orme, Patensoster-row. • NEW EDITIONS. • 'This 87...); ~. Two Editions, one primed ill OctoTo t tg i al h ar m y and &WA:CP:at. farksitea, trice Icy,boand . „aodlitif otic sisiptc,r_kd rims, witli Wae!, for,tB4o , • SCRIPTURE •ar VF.,3 mai ms , pttn: . 4..l4A.L. sAcitg Ckissiatitql*Bßfs reastAul Iss . 4• OLD as NEW TESTAMENT, Interspew4 xi* Irma p. 4. religious Obsertations ess4PgelecrAwsee • • By the Rev. JOHN WATALNtI LLI24 D. Ss az This dat ware pub ishel,in one vol. Bro. price 7s, is boards, TH'OUGFiTS ON PROPHECY ; particularly at • sWeosiseesed with the present times ; supported by History. 4pollyou Bonntparte.—ga v. ix. and lilt. That nr.in of sin, the son orprrdition.-2 Epist. Paul to Thess. By G. R. IiIOAN. And now I have,to:d you befOre It come to pass, that when • iSis eons to pats,. ye might believe." John xiv. 29. I , l4vad fop lonemtn,„ Hurst, Rees. and•Orme, Pwernogter-row. -- 3 ^ • rns.s. 3-- : , r.--. _ -. IC. WA ' 11 3 J 1 -,..:.2T . . bps of the Bsographisal 4ipsij ,11r4 • The rapid sale of a very large eclikin3anO t his w approbation with which it has been./ wail, and tX111.). don-tato many- couslidenahlst•aehoola, Induced t au v . . enlarge and betitt;inttc;u — rtnis lioca,s, bps.. Jew+ i to s print the new edition is two sizes, to, en 4 impress I and to add the additional, characters of the Apostle, Peter and Paul. . . . Priated for glcomeo rutA.rt rs, n2 ti 6, Bridge -street: fold hp W. Berry, and Bryce and Co. Ediutitutsh ; by M. Keene, Dublin,. and by altother Booksellers:! Of whom may be bad, by the e same Author s ' The UNIVERSAL BIOGRAPHICAL and HIS I'OR'CAL DICTIONARY, price 14,1,41 b.nrds. , • •*t MiSai3OWENSON'S NEW NOVEL. Thiallatoras published, in four Volumes 12ruo. price us. beard', OMAN ; or,- 1D A OF ATIIENS., 7 4. v• 1 1; Ly Miss OWENSON. " Nul dante qu'on ne s'elevat aux plus grandes chnses si L'as avpi3 }amour pour pri cepteur, et que la main de la beaute jettts dint notre ame lea sentences du l'esprit, et de la vertu?' ' Helyetius. Printel far Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pate,ruaster-row. derill t. 9l , .Yt4llst . 4 o diel • . ti will'afec tte Tue.* ',SC • . n VIXNKIE PitE3ERVEII.. , "}-a arihii " -- "ke• khi3.4n)W9US Pr A, M;,,Mq11.64iy irAIBLE"; Pig Mr. CgoOKE. "'nut terre,, --axonierNltlibtikinVrtit - e's ire-lit - etel . GtOPYI (b4ri4044 aillitiVaPcle iiikliefulon-) , .., ~, fte ""k icik w " r ln AititteritiAlS'‘lflurA them. HAiti.EQUIttAt4ioiIiATKER 0008itut ,Ti Ile ScalPerri , A4ao l4 CVErJe:e''tarOil newrti, !, • Mother 'Goose, a . MOW; ; CAN afteliditeett Matiltqtfhl, 1110360014A,•ye5e.' , 14;4:' kr ti 'Squi:C B Bug aftern'Arilft9P.lrei• Mr- (Atlal-ii , D4471 54Ier Bey, with a ornptpei miss P012.6M Api ; . COelte; afterwards Cellohttbilor ItillotAPAM. l '.. 11 I Te doled, with two entire nem *nes,: the first rsollitsowtra ck Rains Of the late Theatre-Royal, in Cottent-tiattien ‘ Masinget 'to illewthea tte: ' " t ••• ' - • , , , .... ,IJ .: i. ft 'ruesday, "Ilte Man of the World/•" 1 • !. ' ..: 1 ": 0 4 1 Oa Wedoeidey, the Ciamdldleto4hanniin Open °Maxilla 9LTlirsday u tift Tragedy.pf 9t1040, ef:tc'u~j~7'•t,: -.. , Extrsordusuy Noreky,spiailippeipared librtbei Hdldrisz -0 0WCLA*Vife 1 slit .: • . l limedau NE W riPT4- qT l iDi !. cihericjoi th e L BrA prd Chaith+krielp4. it r anif E itY EVElklit4o 4 ttis *r tit, liedtise; iheie iS feat* SetiodelMile taprieto, Witt '• .1111 t LAMLE oWORLD r• ": .1 •• • 94 1 , °IMRE& CHINGISES, 4 tioi a ChaticterlOric Series of scenery and Machinerylu' )//M e, usedrotoparried/by Molar. Soni,• DiliFlgue, end Indtea rirfoli*e§fogierykltterepgaprjeila urvhrde of luo Object t or 4 . guevtrlio Ak - erOliei, - by tile Dim* C o mpany; MaiW 3 Flghol AiWof icatsimasesblik-141ds *M E a. Clll‘ll4s2o.li AL • Olti Fat time," kilaalildlsiabal4tand ", 'What a:Realty I" re"!,,,•hi‘Ot 191,1P44,4,1" 4 .; 1;!st like Love ," by Miss Blvmgreeti, gitiErst To toiiditie with, let Uric, • fhisecour years, the popular Soria • • • • 7 Vela i44 fA ili ff Ol i ? ;' • Skit ~ Mr. tiet i rslhaiii t• Ss** We: rimk44,m_ 131 *.togre!Pk ;P"c ll .v. GA. l .!#l, 04111b . 11: Nl3; Parker. • . , • . 1, , ecnirkeittlfe Pantomime; vlrltrel'Eedutiops lo Ancient %fire; brriVoliquaolroas of HorSe.o:: • • • ••* ' :PM; op 44../4 1 r-Palt lif.v ► bllolo 4 .x - 7• 5 4 vitlalf-pa ! ot eV. from tedllll three. by Mr. Davis aat able : EIfS63WABLE iiArstcrNd:by Mr. ALLEN, ithateltialtlitt, it go:19, Stlerrard-street, Golden;stibare o.4olikt am! Gtntkteln otany le, who hay.e never learnt ttra; actetc ,plishment or have dot the modern st)le. Mr. .414 EN'S tlneat tirkeichin g is expressly studied for these to whom it is an Oleg to:quire easily that fashionatde requisitc,for genteel so aery ee.iiiously, privately, And in a superior style of grace and * 41 1 4 aatelillose who do not Want privato leaelilig,' May learn .at.frallexpencei with a respeetable.vet of Pupils, on the pub is intl. Professors of Dancing taught the tn oat elegant , and 11 the superior Parts bf &Omit - eaten. • . first Ball will* 1,4w.14;!! Week lit/annul - . .. ..,.....,...... . To S 1 ORT*ir Ek. PATENT GITNItdCK, invert , h•by'Mr. ADISYTH, is to liplsoi " We. 11), Piccadilly, oaf the /4 Th o se who may be tmacqqainted with the excel • ,Jaa. _of Ohl s inVentlbd are !dory/fed Mar the indammation is prti ollbliiittoit the assistance of Flint, and is mads'inpre hold than is the common way. The Lock is so coarructed, as to rea der it completely impervious to water dr danip . of slitYlicil Ind icaT fact be fired orsiti water. • ''• • • • --.... . *Ei:V-hITION ov THr STa l kii lielitLi ,r Pn mon* neat', January c, 106,..T4 bl talMied - ' , to 'be "I'llttEd ktistrty:sit 2vlonthlf Peg kirwithiniVan 'ter/ lirp Vilateee, in Royal Octavo), ',- --o.t: AI t II ..fit , !..% • PART THE FIRST, price 101.111 E: at ' tsit - ..f,!'!! GOBBETS COMPLETE COLLECTION -of /PATE TRIALS, ' and. PROCEEDINGS' for iWI ITR4SON, and other crimes and MiadenueancArie PIOT- Pe lyiell'iatl dawn to the preayalt. „ tizo_e_._ :I . t i zsri a c ,,, T h u a s w of i t il he ibove ttet Work e m o may bL ard liatl ea d ;a l i e ..,_ I St' try b l Budd, - t r i dael all.tuall ; I. Faultier, Veer Bond ; Sherwood, Neely, and lone!, Rind Paternoster-M.Liag. , aod Kiugsbu r y, L ea d en hall-strpet • J. Archer ? DI: lin; 14 ° I every BotAse ll er ' Stationer, La* and Newsm an; in the ..'. ~• ' ' _d_•., °m• tit - .. . This day was pnbliShed, pride' Is. Gd: band, Anopoper Ss. IKE NEW WEEK's PREPARATI.qN for a worthy Rtceiving of the LORD'S . SUPPEjt, as appointed rtcoramended *by the Churelt 6f England. ' Consistibg of *W 4 61111141 Prayers for tie Mernhig end Evening* of e ver y ia the Week; with norms caf . Examination and Confession "itti; and a Cotimanicacit the Altar, direedise the Corn ' taro his behstriotii aktelevotiona at• tie Lonfs Table.z- Oestrapions how to lite well, after recobtirll the 1 5° 1 7 l a ' ern, . C & careful to observe, that every genuine enpl has-tie leaf W. Barr on the back of the frontispiece. • N for W. Bent, at the king's Arms, Paternoster.row; by P. and C. Ritifigion, J. Walker,' Searcherd and Lic it b. Symoncla, C. Law, Longittan; Hiirst, Rees, and 4.419.1), 1. ilicitardsen, sa4l.l*Risharthon. ••• A • ,P - , ~ . cpßtlyttguithCb4ilf: . '" 1 '' • • . ~ 'IISMEit'S; Aiii* P0G4W•41114 71 ,4* ..istmal l 4 'cittdii....gifirt t 4 .4 t't .4-47 .4.0 .— : - : • * —. 1.-:- 40 .4 . 4 01c - 4i; - Aop as, 04 , ,,,,_,_9Affe.ervitr,Lotiv .: ,-- At ' 0 ,rbirff4 . 4 " 4 ' wrif,‘' 4 l,lyr. a ~, br ,, ; .• ' AUG, , :AI I P G"'",V. tAffir 1 P1r 0 ,51 t i 9 d :! r r'' •: , ailif e ;.ll4W i t 'hui r u??.. 14!* : - ;.•• 44 6 °A•4 1 -. -', ts••• 0 ei Wif l CAl?"!ta -. ..4 i . •:oh-fat i trls b.. , •:-;1 •., i . 4 - , 41 4 471 14 411 14 t "-li wir Yf i gkfi' l t . . ,'fit fri: R a l l 'A es t c:ft}3ol'.4'2 c a re of. r .._ OPT: v . / Wal t ., iverferrp4int . rThweagcs ; 4x, 44044 1 #1444•1•8047.1.40.. gkimpvf l itt *ioa! . RI, dorlenap#6 Aittcr.449Pt" krv.fr‘!„ :• : . eszek - .ic: - a ' - ! A. comrtiv4r 9 44 3 ,Fitz.Ce*t• 311 000 99,41/09$4surace., iAbatement* Dia go‘ati , Incufancestsoni4* t./.4o4erCent IP9O I :O 4 .PFPx I _i 3 ,4 i 1. .9,1 1 ii to 15 PO clikt• ?Pon ilia Duty. ° ( 4 1 / 2 144figi f igNiplii Incured . at, 41. fill Cent. ' 1 iIb, • GOPI!OOI I .A4O4 .I M. for Lift it/PWlre arf equ4lX AN*. pwrang.C.l34s l'Aribroc.P?irodegt.. 11"::...V .. !!. ;Ai !...: . F4F4TII4M, Ste- , SALE 01 faing . 4N; kwittiatND. iLt, liAlt,..ki, - POSTPOptED: 7 . !THE Public am . wife ruled 'eat the -BALE of the capital FREEHOLD PREMISES, situate and king the centre Ho ,qe /47?4rtha&Plade, Bath, the residence of .he late P. C. Crespi ; ny, Esq. is unavoidably postponed for a short lime. Due notice of its taking place Will be given.—Nor treating lay Private Csilllltell'RPA- to EAT and Bartrum, Auctioneers pad 14 . 4914r0,, ric24o, i., . , , ..:-.I.I.CkOLK. MANSIdIq.KRX, MANOR AND ESTATE. TO 11#10 'D'BY PRIVATE CONI RAC•i', li t i, • Order of the Trustees; • . . lAvgg.Y..i , alu i Ve FREEHOLD ESTATE; cotnpridn . &the Manor of Denhall, 4a &fai l a magrilheetif .modern Mansion House in coniplete oraer arid rapiir; with fin •extensive range of Offices of every description, Stabling and Coach Hamill.; dies &WS& did Flower Gaidens; Hot-house, Drapery, . Oroen-house, Lawns, Shrubbery Walks, Plantations and Plea ., sure Grounds, Deer Park, and several Farms adjoining, contain ing in the whole about 1400 Acres of excellent Arable, Meadow, Paststra, and Wood. Land, together with the great Tythes of the Parish, and the Advowson of •the Vicarage. The whole Estate of the present value of Upsvairdg of .C 2,300 per annum, late the• residence and property of Admiral sit Hyde Parker, deceased.— A purchaser may lie accommodated with tie Mansion House, Giradh,*6l2 o eiglitiglany Van of the Farms be may think prat put lid art y "A doeiarals ma, be, bad separately. 1 . This Eitatfii•ifiiate 'Within a few • Mlles of the se t a, near Su ilisitilitieh; 'aiiirabout ltB taßes fdihn Ltinritle: The Manor is PollPablifl utlstAsektitorilit Plosasams. Par:t ri ages and Hares, and boun hi p s CdhaideFable *Cloy the Rivet Aide. .• • Plititiligraiy • berbitl4l, and•rifetiencea made to R. L. Ap- V ill, i'll'- Y"`"l4_llaresleiticala's.liin, London, where a plan idlers - zoo of the Mansion lionie chill Nial of the Estate may t beleleti.l — :• ' Z ••• • • - i-i-i.f :-r .•-q • • Ot.SALOr. ' • • -f tiel Re MILD, BY PRIVATE. CON CR ACT.' • 1 -1 11 , k i CAPIT.A,L •anci MOOT ,DES I R BLE EHOLD 74-4N§101 4 1 HOUSE„ : . called MOETILL HALL ; raimprfing a handsome Enttlince.Hall, Breakfast, titl ing,- and. Drawing Rooms, and Library, of -good elimensiOns; excellent Bed Chambers with Dre4sing Rooms ' and Atticf;.Aerf waits' Hall, Housekeeper ' s Room, Bushes Pantry, Store Roan*, and other attached and detached offices of. every description ; Couchhouses, and Stabling for eighteen Horses ; forming a com plete Residence for a large Fondly of the first Rusptuabllity, (the whole of .which are in the most perfact.order and repair); with Lawn, Gardens, Shrubliales, and Plantations, tog6ther 'irirh tilo Acres (ist any leiaer quantity to suit a purchaser) of very Aura 144,Tythe Free, immediately adjoining the Mansion House and Grounds, and lybig within a ring fence, on which are meted% capital Farm House add. /aim dlaikUngs of every description. The varuable Tizintres • of every kind and Timber will be hi • e/Oded Kt the OurehOse, -r • ' ' • Morvill Hall is situated in a very pleasant part of the county of Salop, near the high road from Bridgnorth to'Shrewsbury, di,- tint friiis4he fitribet eireithlke alit front the latter seventeen, and 144-nalles-froro Lonsion. . , • For further pardeilari apply to Mr: Dyer, at Morvill Hall, near Briclimeirth -an& to' R.L.Applsrard, , Esq. Lincoln's Inn London ; hare iia-Floration. of the Mausion House, Gill d Fla; of the Estate sitar be seen. • sotri.- A'H BADDESLEY, LY!VIINGTON, IIANT TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In suck Lots as will be determined on previous to the Srle, on Thursday, the 12th day of January neat, at the Angel inn, in ' •Lytningtoo, .rierlve irCiock at Noon (union previously Disposed of by Frivate Contract, of which due notice will be given), ALL that capital LEASEHOLD MANSION HOUSE, with the Stables,. Double Coach House, and all ;Other requisite attached and detached Offices, with the Shrubbery adjoining the same, late the residence of John Wai:er, Esq. de toffinher with about 00 Atte" of Arable, Meadow, and 7Pasttre Land, held for the life of Wm. Mitford, Esq. and a capi tal walled FreehOld Garden, containing about two Acres well !!locked with chola Frill-trees, and a liteehold. Field, containing about four Acres, adjoining the same. And also tke following several Leasehold Estates, hekl for tke Life of The said Wm. MitfOrd, Esq. viZ.—An hdate s 'lkiniiiiiing about 166 Acres, In the occepatlon of Mr. Edward 'Withers as tenant at will. One other Estate, containing about 111 . Acres, in the occupation of Mr. Drover as tenint at will: and! Other Estate, containing 4lont. 11Z,AcrK in the occupation of Mr. Robert Pained' as tenant at will. •i* The• Wimple is situate at South Baddesley, in the Parish of .11014ffes ip the Colony of Southansptan, within about three miles of kmington. ' lt' Piefurther particulars and to treat for the name by Private 4 Pantraet, apply to TboOas4isekley,Eaq. Lyrnington; or to Mr. Harbin, Ringwood , and for ividriv of the Plenum', apply at the s • f=-- 1 :all • • . - • • - N. B. Any person wishing pow* for the Mansion, nag be accommodatcli with the whole. of nt* parts only of the Laois at i nn . n i ot ag re e able" :1 .1./ 'M .7 .1 .:WUC 1161 4: cloy t Olgaltdrs_L_were_y_Ubilshed, in octavo, price 19s. 6d. botrtli, ITUTES OF LATIN GRAMMAR BrHYHIN GRANT, A. M. s Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Piternoster-siour. • „•,, This WoitlFls ehletkdesigned for Schools, and is ititerseLd net tlssuperirde the• use of oar common Grammars but to sup p% their' defects, Its primary object is to f-rnish the senicr S olar with a compkte digest of .the rules ind.priatiples of the . 1 /On-Language, and to afford the Teacher a useful Book of cc %atonal reference. 1 ROTTER ON NERVOUS DISEASES, &C. • 1. Tills day was plblished, in One Volume; oeiav6; price 7a. 6d. in boards the SECOND EDITION of - AVIEW of the NERVOUS TEMPERAMENT. Being a Prictial inquiry into the increasing Prevalence, Prevention and Treatment of those Diseases, commonly called Nervous, Bilious, Stomach, and Liver Complaints, Indigestion, Low Spirits, Gout, Ste. J." By THOMAS TROTTER, M. D. I r ate Physician to his Majesty's Fleet, formerly Physician to the Ros;al Hospital at Haslar, &c. &c. Printed for Longman, Harst, Rees, and Orme, Paternoster-row.' • ' 'Of whom may be had, by: the same Author, 1. Medicina Nat West; an Essay on the Diseana of Seamen. In three vols. Svo. Price Li. as. in boards.. 2. An Essay Medical, philosophical, and Chemical, on Drunkenness, and its effects on the Human Eody. The Second gaition. In roue vol. Pres. Price St. in boards. This day were published, in ont.vaL ave. price Wt. in boards, ELEIVIENTSof. Gre.OGNOSI i , king .Volume and Part of the SYSTEM'Of MIIiER&LOGY. 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