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of n i et U. le Fad than e med. Coy. [nil cf indeed l'k e reitten r ~~; ..r- I , .11117MBER W.) fIFATRER')Ya.L.DR,V3 'ULAN E riCHIS PRESENT EVEMNO, Nov. 26, Thor iptesetiee will net the THE HONEY MOON ;gate. Mr. Elliitost t Rolando. Mr. Bantaiater • Count m e ,. i t sin, Mt. Outlet t Balthazar, Mr. Writtlyhta'n ; Lammed*, ylr Mathews{ Jaws:, Mown Juliana, Min Duncan; Vola-te. Mtg. ?Aiwa, Ws Boyce MAAR V. A S ;og h r M. Duncan, compoarl by Mr. Kelly. With a Dance incidental to the Piece. After wl‘tca 11111 be ;welter. d the llevrßillet called TERPSICHORE'S REI URN. Composed - by Mr. D'lrrille, (torn the orwq i Dime. - • . IA New Dresses, Scenery, and Decorations. Te ore, M. 4. Parlor; Thaia, Mrs S:i..rp. Syl , Mr. Jonbert ; Pea, Mr. G. IrEgriVe (being his first tante 0, this Slav). Tp which will be a.til-d (lib time) s Niwr Farce, called ...ii : • THE WEATHERCOCK. The Magic composed by 114 P. King. The Characters by 1 , 4 r Bannister. Mr. Cherry, Mr. Ma stews, Nil, It !'imp, Mn Sealy dm In Act II Two New Airs. by Min De Camp. To morrow, The Haualed Tows, with The Weathercock. Tire Patine are saspossielly inibninad, that the Young %warbles will maks hia lialeppoarauca this Seaton, in the course id a sew Lays. A New Operatic DINIIIM, a New Comedy. and a New Melo. Drama, stein reheligga, mall will be speedily iivideced. THE ATRR-RUYAL, f.7OVENT-GAR DEN. THIS PRESENT RV ENING, Nov. 26, will ba aged, s Comedy. sailed THE MAN OF THE WORLD. Leta Et:mite/court, Mr. Waddy ; Sir Pertinak Afacsyee. pliaot, Mr. Cooke; Egerton Mr, C. KeinUe ; Sidney, Mr, Brisoron. Lady Rwlolpha Egerton, Mrs. Glover; Lady Macayconhant, Ms. Le , erve Constanria, Mtss Brunton. After which, a New Ballet, by Mr. Byrne, called THE WILD ISLANDERS; Or, THE CuURT OF PEKIN. With New Scen^s, Drone% and Decorations—And a New Overture by Mr. Russell. In the cue= of the Piece will be introduced, the favourite Minor Susie, a' performed at Vienna. To which will be added the. Musical Farce of LOCK AND KEY. Brummagem, Mr. Menden ; Capt. Cheerly, Mr. Incledon ; Capt. Vat. Mr. Farley ; Ralph, Mr. Fawcett. Laura, Mrs. Atkios; Fanny, Mrs Martyr. Tomorrow, Mr. Ramble will appear, fin the first time this eea.on, in &eclairs/ter of Itamict, Prince ist Deurriaric.—The Farce will be Two Strings to Inur Boer on Friel... , in that of Octaviania The Mountaineers To which wilt be oiled, the Melo-Drams of Regantello. Uu ritUritiitY. Mr. Cooke will appear in Ring Richard the Tltinl—The Farce will be All the World's a Stage. i it we louly whey Are. note even- g th• L& the %ids pre rdcr, IC S. ; cci,a4.4 FURS AND LINEN DRAPERY. AS the Season for wearing FURS is approach ing, Ladin will find it to Omit ad.gutav to Lay thera at No. 5, Cavil. ntrn-p-mage, ersaboutn-alley, Leicest.r . ........ . _ where F. CHiNNERY has just opened his UMW DRA NAY and FUR WAREIIOUSE. He begs leaves Inform hi. Friends and Public, that, from hit eonnersiee with the ptincidal Manufacturers, sad his peculiar plat of doing businee for ready money, he is cited& to sell Artic:es of a superior description to these sold in his neighbourhood, at nearly half the peace, particularly black ant slyer bear muffs and tippets, tenni* to In guineas; Leah linens, of the most approved fabric.' foe durability, from ltd. to Gs pot yard; entahne,espeently cembvirs, ream:table .or twenty and coluttr, at •.s. and or...coats, the die.; its seisms muslin, now so universally worn by Geatletnesetdletiolaio firm ltd. so Ss the cravat; which, with pews. biskee. c oisma t epasies, sod Mann la, form An as.e.nb.agc of dads, ?bat will at once excite She an-ntone, and merit the psmis, of a judicious and dis cerning Public ns. 4 for U. ~ the rl.- F,,JEM .4... w I. 9 !a DR BUCHAN', CI . IOOOLATE AND COCOA. DYKES and WOODMAN' having removed their mama/vetoer of ill, oboes •midi.' from No 46, Devon sh. 0-creet, to No. 12, Great East Cheap, nett the %donu t-Imo, beg have to infor.ro their Frit id. and the Public, that all Orders will meet he tit.nost attention, sent by poet, or any ether conveyance. It is unnecemsty for theist to espat ato nn the superior qualities of tnare Articles, it will be e•+ongh to say, that they are nr.•pered from a Re mipt, given by that miteh lamented Phyrieian. Dr. Ella - lAN, Author of •` Domestic aged►•ine,"die. who ennitantly treed them es diet. Mani' years. In his opimon ',which 1. rein with each arttcle, with full asieetions for their ustal, he mi., . 4 they , it light on the stomach, are of ewe dig limo, yery ayrecaale to the palate, awl make an eiteelloot breakfast; they are friendly to the bowels and nerves, and prove restorative to debilitated habits. II not only use them myself, hut recommend then to soy Patients and Friend., all of whom optative them big. ly. therefore think it rirdl be doing a teal service so the Public, to recommend you: Chocolate sal Cocoa, as wife and useful articles of ifet, and granny superior to the numerous Prepare- Mons which are generally sold under there names." Sod by the principal Tea-Dealcre, in Tuella and Co•mtrir. Chocolate 61. per lb Cocoa, 4s 6d. per 14, Great East Cheap. 3 10 3 10 s p I no 10 "I P* we el er and South- sad •••••1••••• •crow. I • I IDAY . , A‘‘ - I . a it..ip,. 'norm, l'ar loguo N lli 11 , 4nd. r4l. k i , PREPARED CIIARCOAL. A RDNER and (70. finding it necessary from tha increasing demand for th,ir CH A IWO %I. !ANTI. PRICE, to appoint Agents in different nano of the Country, wripeMully reque.t the Nobility and robin, will be particular in observing, that every Roe cilil by their appointment will be sieved '• t.linund lardner," nestle other is ;implored by them. Asild,wheissale and feta ith Prliited Obserystians uiwintbe interesting Properties of Charcoal," by the Proprietors, at their "iuma, Nn. SG, Psicadilk, in bottles of one pieta nth, aitd Towso n /2._ each, or 12 lor one priors ; and retail, in boxes *illy, by E. Ncvsb-re, Corner of St. &ill's Church-raid; 111esars. Warren and Co. l'.lo 41, Chespolde: Mr, Inner, nrond.street, Bath; Mr, Domildwni, Mr Wilkey and Mrs. Gregory, brinliton; Mr F,teb, loswieli; Mr. Illakeney, Windsor; Mr 111.ite, Maidstone; Mr. Robinson, Tu Wells; Mr. Binges, Ramsgate; Mrs. Racitstrow, 1.) , :lord; ?tit'. Snare, Reldnoz ; Mr. Rod, Cltol , anharn; and Nl.4srs. C do a pg 51.e.ith, Deal. 1 - ADI ES.—That SUPERFLUOUS HAIRS A ere Doe of the reatest drawbatk, itom the bemity and •liesey of the Fenia's Face, is by every moan, from the Prmee to the Peasant. To rein -se tarot, re:,ama ti have, flow time to time, sta tad u,.; but most at them (elthonah promenisly advertieed), turvi.le been (mod either in .fre..eiuus at dm!hste.sous, are fallen, er falimg to the (round. In noise of 1.11:1'11-'4TOPY, whirls standi sago. Ititely unparalleled and jibe., e.... Waled, therroptietor• will only übwrve, that it removes the Hairs in a few minutes, witlimat iejeritig the skin, or rA . l4ogr a..? sensatean ; that i: has been happily ap v :i.4, amid Inv., aim - roved in the first circles of resoimi 1114 rack—sod that 1...di. 5 rnav see It want, and thus have ocular demonstration of iu efE:..ey and ininicenee, bef me tiles in • • purchase. It is wild (by apponitovsat of Trent and Co ) Whv'evale end Retail. by Pertin,23. 5 .eto.isopton Wert. Cueltue tre . ll , ll; Slott Retail, b? P 74, t kftird st..ist ; Overton, 4i, New /t r . ." 'tree , ; Walker, 7. fit James's-etre.t; Keith end Co 80, Ifaymarket ; Pearre'l, 211,, High F 1 , leurro ; Yale, 4', Feet str,et ; M S 4, '1 Amen h 14.; Warr-- and C.. 41. ,Ctietperk ; Pre "mud 19s, Rmsh. mi litate-street, Waho•it ; £.xten i , 24. I,eadealvall-ore-t ; k 69, homueti ; Mee VVtiCiv., 3. Sweningat.ellev, Vv. -E. .even`,.; ai.d all t!‘e mincipal Polo en a el )1.. diem ,? V, miles in London. To LadAti in the f •-..c10...in;ti0. .I^. • Pee of it..etaile, it wail be kavagketely teritoologi hiss 54. Ai v I TUESDA VIC MAIL!' G-4 )FFICE. Nov. 2?. 1835. rrHE COMMISSIONERS. for Fichte/lime Hit I Alajellis Yaty do hereto., give Notice, That es FIIIDdY tholt9th lostawt, 00 will he erode to resent Tenders is w►itisQ (sealed stw ), and tree p/P ()NF. HUNDRED THOUSAND GALLONS rf WEST !MIN 1 1 RUM, or .f FOREIGN BRANDY, to he delivered Oar half 10( Three Iftvki, and the n ovel:oder in Three IPecics atter, tat. , tilt 31ogsta's ri 1010(11(61 Siarn at 1 - 4 , tritooth ; awl til he paid far la *lfs poeobl , , wish laterite, Idi o m s Woo alter Mite. N. B. A's le4er for • less 2aentity than Tea 'Thousand Gal. loos will he oetepted. The ce.aatiem 1 the CeNtrarl may tte seat at the Secretary's (ewe No reurrd rill he hod to say Tender ill which the P , ire shall set be tweeted in wt.* at knotty, or that still mot he it...1t0-rod to the Baird halm Om Clark es the said Fei4rta, the 29th In stant, war assios, tie Person who Nukes the leader, or same Terra on Alt &akar, attends, to 114144'ef eh en ealkd pre. BRITISH PLATE GLASS COMPANY. THE Public are informed , that they may he supplied with PLATE GLASS, of a superior quality, and an uncommonly brilliant polish, In any quantity and of any size, by applying to Mr. ALEXANDER BLACK, at the Warehouse, Alai:ln-place, London ; or to Mr. Foster. at Ravenhead, Pros..ntt, Laneaner; where a large assort rent of Glazer is kept for Ssle Au ample allowance is made to the Trade. A printed T:triff of the Cunnany's Priers for polkhrri Plate, sold at Stockdale's, Kobinsaa, Sewell's, and .1 J. Tayloss. Loudon. A CAUTION TO THE MIMIC ..11 1 ( HIS MAJESTY'S ROY AI;*LETrEKS P %ITN P. I °RV VISTRINI begs leave t:) inform the Nobility, Gi inr), and P general, that ht num t.. carry on the Rusin.", of Patent Stay-it Acing, aNo 11, Clairol -afoot, the [MOW N Stittlant,et, London, a,d no where else, he never having removed from there; the s ole inventisit of hiss self, which, after much ikons, and u;iwansis nt (hate-two years practice and experience, he has brought to complete perfection, for removing curvatures of the heck bone, and making strait, and It cuing iu proper shape, the anatomical frame of the body d •tormed Youth. both Male and Female, with the astata•,ce of an isivaltieble beau rne. ADI ES are respeCtfully informed, the WIN -1,4 lit TRADE has , :ommenced, at the Pantheon Family L ..rui \Varetioar!, No. 78, Oxford street HARVEY has inn pureba:ed :.'ooo.Ceunterpastes, s great bargain; and n , J.te ki of IlLiolt is, at least 2U per rent. under the r:gutar price.—A groat number of flew Prints for the .eason ; Chanibrays, Lustre', of rarer site —2OO more of the curious Furniture', ell.wide, at 2a. fhl. and Va. 6.1 tenth 9s-5: 11,dia Mulls at 11. Is for 21 yarda.— A tra..saany new thi 'es in Musl ria , fie Ilremes —Six boxes of Christies and Orr': fitno.us 1: ish Cloths, ;-Bth and rards.i.te Serval Koxe: of French C.imlarscs. at 355. SA , a!iir 21.2 s a pieeee.eScotch Camb ire, 121. 14,. 16s 18. and 21: —Cam bric Muslin:, yard:and half wets, a s sod Is. ari d 2 s . 6d, ter , enriou".—Great satiety of Sheeting, : . .anietdailr cheap Mock ,issia Sheeting, nearly equal to R•.sia, at about half the price.-301) of the now v.,,c4na Shawls; and a vast man. other Fashi.inable .Articles for the whiter, to be sold r.ry cheap. Extra:Mivar.'llargains —.Calicoes at 4d—Mull Mustn't at 6d —studio Idandkierehieis, at fel —Coed yard.wide Prints, et Is.-eDirni:ies, at 1. —Fine 504,11 i Haadtorchiefs, as Is let $ll4 - 49, a stoups of Cheap . Artie.hts as its sot tra root wish et ay (nisei ohm. in England' ! ! Thu Day is puhloherl, price Is. 64. Number XLII which corn plete• the ins Va 'moo( the New Series of rr H R E RTO RY of ARTS. &c.—Phis Vo. Lime contains co. tact Copies of IS Ipostimattoss of Patent Issrent i ont, among wlr)eh are,,,,blr. Bath fur meiratag Ramon, Files, Sec of Caw ; Baron Von Domnik's for a detergent Earth; air Shar ; des, for Implements or miaowing Distances; Mr. I. Ica.% tor i.iraratelig the I,iporlties knit Cad Iron ; Mr. Swlreater's, fin manufacturing Zinc ince Wirt, .'ec. Al , n .431•ItiOn °Pt the Double float, of Sir $ Smith; Account Of the intended Tunnel under the 'lliam , s4 Mr Daiy'sEsperisni rats on Soils ; useful infor mation relative to Dairen; a Machine for raising Water, by the late Dr, Darwin; Expeiimenta no the Fining of Wines and Malt Liquon Economical Method of separating Copper frorn Silver ; new Methods of extruding Sugar front Sect Root; on ',ring a curved form to Wood; 'motored method of making Vatiii.h of Copal ; and about Sixty other interesting rapers. With a I.i.t of all Patents granted for Inventions. The whole illustrated with 90 Cop per-plates. Published at the Repertory Office, No. 102, Hatton Garden ; and sold by all Booksellers. Of whom may be had, the Ist and Id Mamba's, 1/fief 3.. 6d. of Eh, RETROSPECI' of PIIII.OSOPHICAL Dl/COVE. I ES, tc being an Abridgment of all Periodical Journals, Fe. reig and English. TO CRETE AN APPI•TITE AND PROMOTE Dl- GEs . norr. NVALSH'S DIGESTIVE AND DINNER PILLS These Pills (which have had an extensive private sale far many seers) are excellent in tleir 'fie 'ft to pro mote digestion, strengthen the stomach, and create an app. Site. They prevent that fulness so generally exi.erienced after eating ;sourness of the stomach, and s.v.h indi.positions of that “rga 1, as indite.. bilious, gouty, and pardrie eoniplaints They also counteract Nit evils of ou great repletion...the principal source ..1 diseases, arid shortness of life, among the intemperate and luxurious. One often of these Pills should be taken an hour torture dinner, or at lel-time. Prepared only by I' C. Walsh, CheiniA ti. hi: aural Digimese the Doke of ark, M. tittaotl, Loitilo.t. 11. and as Cpl. each hog. N. B. These rolls are carefu:ty prelared from a Prescription of the Lite Or. Warren, who used to presc,the them AS LMllllef or Digestive Pak. CM HANS SLOANE'S RESTORATIVE and RE ANIMATING PILLS are the most certain and so. tereign Remedy for Dahlias., Relaxation, Ilakcdiry, &c. whe ther a:isine from natur.il causes, or the consequences of hot enmities, immoderate use of ardent s Mitt, imp:olw admini stration of mercer!, tedsntaty emphavinenta, tovere studies, dissipated oleeurtn, it.mvistlat t•idelgetteim, n. signer, vice, and are lerimi.le teettminend.4 tottery me desirous of health, 'lnur e sad long I fe. A more Lit 6 , lthe names of those who have happily expert. en c .., their w.. 9 ;edit! elfeis would for esteeell the linstt. of a lti , -srsgatitao Thousand. whose odd cad tremulous 'aeries have bi-n warmed and stretel , ..d, tubule dens haw hem whose muselee have been ',leis...wed. whow impoverialsert btlid has been onridied., whrew ab..ust eshauwed vessels have toren trioleiti.l•ed, teho.e leolguiet ei , ett'ation he , heel' roused, whose ...nfeebltd puke ha- been quickened, whew ton. and elasticity of Astons have been ee.thred, and whose connotation has been n!annnated, are now the living and grateful wh'al'er at clef. worth. A Pae,,lllet. mere particularly doweriptim cif their virtues, wiry be had, eralit, it Mr. Penin's N-i 23. Somhamplea *lf fr-4. Cotant Garden , where. try apeei.il appointment, they am wed, rhateit3le and retail They are geld. retell. by all principal.lteml!ti of Pmprietery Mrdirinea in London wid •ii person the country, smarting !IN amnion, fret of I A • de, tN 141,1 be immediately forwarded. ham MAU. • ••• ' ~ ..; ; 16,0. dav is pule.ishert,iu small Sao. price 41. in hoards, LONOON CRIES; or, PICTURES of TU. MITL.T and t)ISTRFSS s a Poem. To why:ll is ad,te THE HALL .1' PEDNNTRY, with Notes, chicfly relative to Mend.city and Feinak Miser , Mille peticula sive " Printed for John Murray Fleet -street, and John Mardiog, St. Jamul's-taro:4 London; and told by the booksellers at Beh, THF. DEATH LORD NELS' , N. THE DEATH 4 LORD VISCOUNT NEL. SUN, DUKE at sa;)NTE, &c being severely fen by *eery description of men in thai United I:.ingdont, Mr. WES I' ai.d Mr. 14',ATH wishing to use rhea mideanitira to per petuate so great an or —it the Nei :1 Annals of our Colimey, i.r oom p to putili,ll a PRINT of the DEATH of that GAL LANT ADMIRAL, who glogiotiolv fell in the CAW , of hill country, at the moment of a MOGI imptrtant and unexampled vitiom nbtainerl over the enww.v's Combined Fleet, off Cape Tr e. &lat. Mr. Heath, Historical Engraver to His Maiesty, &c in tends engriving a Print front the Picture MOW psi by Re:. iirn'a West, Esi. P 11116141111 of the Royal Aealatro, the author of that celebrated Picture, "The Death of Gest , ral Wolfe' engraved by Woollen, to ani, h thia Print is mt-ndel as an ap propriate companion. Tho Polo will be brought fww.rd with the united exertions of the arti.ts, as early as puraihle, to sipisfy the f; : ,-lings of a grateful people. for so great a victory, mixed es they are with s ensations of the deepest regftt fur VI great a loss, ' , rt.:o to Stilweribere, Two Guinea,: Proof., Font Guineas S ibscoptions eceival by Mr. Wen, Nn 14, Newman .r eet, Oaf ird•street ; and Mr. Heath, Nu 13, Russell-place, Fitzroy sesate. LORD NELsows victosur. PROPosA Ls lor publashi+ig :in EAGRAVING, to e mmr.oinr lee the GLORIOUS VICTORY nhtmtse.l over the COttl RIMED FLEETS of FRANCE ai.tl on the 21st (Phataer, IriUS , which represent the fa of that immortal and ever.tolte lamented Hew, Lt)lt 0 %IS ' COUNT NFI.SON The th sure is now palming; by W M Craig, Eh frnin the molt undoubted l) currents and tnlortwatiun, eon will cons tai Pia/traits St the takers, in the same style as those mks heated Prints esf the V telones of the 14th of February, 1797 5 . ' titer the S:ianids Fleet, and the battle of the Nile, painted and engraved by Mr. Daniel thme, and Mr it Crepe?, whit' two ars now ready to debtersii-llate representing Lent Nelson to the full sitcom of inantiood, with bath hi+ arns.—'he after he li..d lost tine arm, awl at the time he was wounded in the head. This last, and mat important sobjed, will complete the series and tin Mammy of Um illustrious line'! brilliant Naval Aehicrenients. CONDITIONS. The Engraving,93 by dither, to be poritively finished or or about t..e month of June, 18 )6. Price fur the 10ut:4,21. 9s—the riots 11. le. No Money to be p.i.d until the t.s.e,ivery of the 7tint. To he delivered in 4rlo rotation as subscribed for t the 4ug - o artae one to the fi..t vutrieriber;-.on which account it is ne ittless to point out the ac,.e..ity of an emir appla atinn. Sutntriptiona 'meted, and the Print to Is published, by Venni Ovine, Engravrer— •irintsrber wth King. the Prows o. Wtoet amt Royal fenaly, 59, Rood-sweet, toe corner of lkoult-s•rret. London. •.• Gn..tiernen le the country, forwarding their names, will die,' with e ate Ch &Nide, Nov. d 2, theib A PROPOSAL AT once calculate/1 to encourage the Fine Arts in this Country, and celebrate the greatest Event that ewe ad.wasit its !lister!, THE BATTLE OF TRAFALGAR, AND THE DEATH OF LORI) VISCOUNT NE,LSON. M and Co offer FIVE lIUNDREO GUI• iNEAS to any British Art,: who shall paint the bow Picture toe tl:at subject : From which a Print be engraved in the Got sire of exEptieney ; the site and in the mannei of the Dumb of General Wolfe, at iiresent their Property • and the %Original Piloirc wilt afterwards be presented to die Anilret., •es epee sued eppropriste Public Body. That all partiality may, be removed knit them, concerning the merits of the Whores; they meat, with rele rful defienec, to entreat such of the Director' acid Vnitirs of The British Institution for promoting the F-oe Art. in the United Kingdom," as wit al. low themselves to be re:erred to, to determine the exec lance of the Pciforniasees of the different Artists. Respecting Ik. Engraving, experience ha. taught them not to 'motor Artist., rho, to the disappointment of the PUJik, and their great private detriment, have delayed the Putnicati..n of Prints on pripslar &Monts. The Admirers of the Fine Art. may therefore depend upon ewer' WM of di•patch, com patible with excellsosea, io the ridge:sten of this proposed Print. avrisarwevrinire Th. Nay of doe Winn, SI Ss. each. The P,Sce of the Pordli, )I M. each. Half to bu paid at the ti Ise of subscribing, and the re. loaioder un delovery of the Print. The I mpre.vions will be scrupulously delivered, in the wrier for ahkh trey are subscr,bed. Subscriptions received by Messrs. Boyden and Co. and Messrs. G. and W. Nicol, )8, Pali Malt. This Day are published.* New EAitioe, ready enlarger!, rot gently printed in One very large Volume, Royal Octavo, Efirles. boards, EGANT EXTRACTS ; or, Useful and Entersa..riag P.tSSAGES in POETRY, selected for the Imirov •.rient of Young Potions ~ Whog sunder in design to Eleg•nt Extract. in Nose. Printed tor J. Juna•on, R. Iliaktwin, W. J and). Richard. son, F and C. is...lion, R. Fati , ee., Ogrivy and Son, Clarke and Sons, Cuttiell and Martini, J. White, W Lowneirs, G. Wilkie and J Rotainsoo, 3. Walker, Cadell and Davies, Seatcherd and Letterman, Verner and Hood, G Ke•rs'ey, W Mille., T Key, 3 Nunn, Longman, 11..r0, Rees and Orme, Gen linb,rin,Lane, Newman, •• d C.. E Math , -ws Lack- Ingsan, A len. and Co. Pot. and Witham., T. Romer, S. &g -00. B. Crosby and Co I and A A-ce, Wynne and Son, D. Walker, J. Harding, J. Rooker, W. Stewart, J. Meehan, J Aspire., R. Philiqo, T. Dwell, J. 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