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p••••••••••••..-.... Fitott! T! -1E ONbONI_C4A . 7,B - TTE, Nov. 12. rn'rine-erre,t, ',mei/thee' 11. 1 1.1. -• • • • rtiePoval 1-Ti',izi'.nr , c the Prince Przent in The ne-nve• aro on the 1101 , 0 fof Mc Ntaie'sf to an , o i• l ft ttl,4 t ry T'Ao.Y.ientenant-Colonel thrArmy, to ire Lieitte cant-Governbr of the islaOd of Flelie,glitod, r-tr!fniz. Yn7t. 10, 1P 14. ,tT c r ovn t 1 - ;ie,ne - sk the Prince r•Ogent Nl'aq this 4.0. in tio...nasTr. ,, flon the behnifof :hi• - lk!aiysti*, to confer of IC nighthm,l mt tipr followi it Gentlemen Colonel ttfirles Fens fil;t11, n'f the't'brns art l'foyal atifl lintigirt Of the gtianists 01-71er of Cl.arlec • ~. Charter Palr - raple, Ego. e'ornroissarv:e4eneral to the z Ariny tindeittte'connuand of ti• 6 Wellington. , - • Ontrn-0197c. . Nov. 12,1 8 11. - • • Nte>snher ttlin-noil to :gerre in this preA'etit nni ent. ' 71otlittahi , f rani —The Y-Ton. tyelvn James entiV.; tnotilv i'7l. 'I tn) rd tvelyn :Tarries Stuart, of Cardiff CAktle, in the ('runty of Clatroron, in the room of the Right doer. :I And Wil!iatn Stuart, deceased. f'The nazettr nutifiet that ett the tath, The Spanish Atp bassador. at a prat audience, &Ureter] ;tothe Prince Re gent a litter from his Cati , olic Maly, ealimweriutz him as mightOrbud Cross of the - 61110'4' ) - ift:es in. to invest the rtit:e of York With the ensigns thereof, Which was accord ingly. doh'e.3 ANKRIIIMS. rdwara tilcl rtan. Sedczle'y, Staffordshire; miller; to cnrren der. Pee. 5, at five, U, at eleven, .at the .Bradford • Arins. Ivesey. Bank, Staffordshire, and Ilee. .24, at elrve the Jerrile!zhani • Arrne, Shiffnath Shrenthire. Sni h.W(4 verkampton, or Messrs. Price and Williains, Lincoln's (e wee Mrers, Cher set, 'Sn-rey, tailor, Nov. 19, 26, and 9.1. ot ten. at London. Attorney, Mr. . , Newton, Lyon's Ton. • John i'enr;qties, - Olti City fbarohers, merchant, Nov. 1 5 ,19, awl Dee, 24, :It ore, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Ailing- littlw, St. 3.1111'-sgrotte• - • John Broul:er Knight, Shoreditch, cheeemongor, Nov, 9.2, _26, and Dec. 9.4, at one, at Guildhall. , Attorney, Mr. Fornivar. Rol Parmr=; Farnham, garret , , macbmalier, l''or. 24, at three, 29, at eleven, and - Dec. 24, at two, at the Rush Ittn, Farnham. Attorniol, Mr. Holiest, Farnham, or Measrs. Dyne T incnltt' , 6eni"gr Penninzton. (rreorield- , :treet, WhiteclmpA. hrolter, Nor. V. oq., and 'Dec. 44, at one, at Guildhall.---: Attorney, Mr. r w Fehnteli.street. Thomas C , llins, 0 , 4 near N e wort.'Shropshlre, corn.- deal .r, Pee. 3, at five. a and 44. at the nitiAtani Ann. Inn, Shiffnall. SlirOrshire. Attotnies. Mr. Price, Lincbln' inn New 7 square, London, .or Mr. Fisher, Shiffnall. • lboinni Tirll, titscoln, 11a1 er, 11ec.7, VI, anti 24, at eleven, at the Spread Each. Tnn, Lincoln. Attoriiips, Mr.. Spencer, Lamb's Cen +Nit-street, or Mr. r aldsvin, Lincolu.. Lawrence P.l , hards. Poniton, r`evonsh",:e, zroetr, Nov. IR, 19. .end Dec. 24.• at eleven, at the Tr o lnhin Tun, f!nill.ton. ..atto-nie3, Mt. IVarry, New -Inn,,London,,nr Mr. Gould,. Tioniton. • , . . 1111 1 . , .;.in Arnold. Manchester, .vlctnaller,- 2fi, and • Dec. 2 1, at eleven. at - tl-e r/6fr,•Taverit, Manehcster. • At.. to t ni,s,, Mr. Ilebhert, Manchester, tir-I+4?. Shaw, Cursi torrect. robert Mact:ey, Mancht , ter, laocjibinder, No,'. 217 Anl '2 -t, at eln•en, at the raatil'and Manchester. tternie:, Mr:CI-camel], Manthe&ter, or Mt. 1:11.i.5, sor`y-lne. John Varyer, Oxford. tobacconist, N ov. 19, 21, and flee.. 2 1, at len, At the Rohinson nattrarn, Town:Pall, Oxford. Attornies, Mr. ti . . - C,1•01, Oxford, or - Mo.4srs. and , Bridtrer, Angel-Court, Thryworton.istrei,st, • John Fletcher, Little Letter, Lancashire, c;tfon-matinfac tnrer, Nor. 25. 4P'. and'ilec; 24, tit t.os. at the T . iread YatTle Inn. INTetnetwxter.Attotnits; Mr. Malticison,Teinple, -Lond,oit, or Mr, litcner, Manclwter. rdWP.rti Rods•rn and Fla triett ffrlson, tens-street, riattOn arden.. printers, Nov.--15, E, and Dec. 24, at 'ten, 'at Attorney, Mr. T. U. Ewhattli, Brook-street, Gt °scar:or-square - VT.liain Francis Thincalfe, Robin- (load-court, llow-lane, c 4 rp6-iter, .Nov. 19, 21, and Dec.-24, at•ten, at Gifildhall. Attornies, Messrs. Tgrnpler and (A)ies, 'burr-street, East -Smithfield. • 174%tc7-,rd. Mint, . Westatinster-lnidgo-road, thl)er-merchant, Noe. 19, -26, tiod Dec. 24, at twelve, at Attornies, ,Me§srs. Wiltshire and Dolton, Old ,Broad-street. ' • ' ;• George Darer, flart . holninew-close, tailor, Nov. Z 2, "Qa, and' Dee. Q 4, nt-one, at ciuilclhall. Attorney, Mr. Madman, "VaShozhall-street. • - Antimny .Fenn Kemp, Austin-friars, merchant, Nov. If), „Dec. :3 an4l 24, at one, at. cini!ilhall. Attorney, Ma, Hackett, New-court, • • ; DIVIDENDS. Dec. 3. A. and C. SiteaTb, Thrtton,. Lincolnshire, bankers --Dec. 3. J. Sitncock, St. Alban 's, iinen-draper.—l)ec. 'l7; M‘Nair, Abehrrelt-latail,, tnerchant.:—Dee. :3. C. Mercier cad C. Chervet, Bartholomew-elo , e, printers—Dec. J. Dencett, Northutotterlaul-strt , t, Strand,. wilic.-merchant— NOv. 15. T. Herhert, aorg.tte cotton-merchant—Dec. 3. W. S. Arnold, Princes-street, St. George East, carpenter --.Dec. 6. W. God rich, D“ventry, trine-mercln,int—Dec. 5. J. Morgan,,Novadafach, Qarmarthenshire, titillrer-therchant —HT. 12. .1. (eed, Prenzwi eh, Northumberland, dc!?ler— Ilec. O. T. (41-vett, Alfreton, Dcrbcshire, mercer-1)1 , c. 5. W. Clare, Lancashire, cotton-spinner—J4u. 10. J. Rooth, T. Ise Nlesurier, and H. L. Routh, Austin-friars, nierebants—Dve. V. .1. B. Timmint4s, Portsett, grocer— Nov. 1'). W. Smith, Hisrt-strevt,' London, corn-dealer-- Dec. 5. C. Clarke. Bristol, corn-factor-Dee. 3. R. ,-kro.ler suit, merchunt—Dee. 3. .1. lortott, Redford row,, .crivcitvr—Dec. 2. B. Wright, Birmingham, factor— Me: 2. T. ilre,irv, Derhr, hosier--Dee. :3: W. Head, "Adelphi',' army-elothier--15ce. 3..1. Dawson, St. James's-street, NVest rtic,w, merchant—Dec. 3. .1. Colwell, Ingram-court, Fen reet, ' s hip-broker—Dee. G. L. Lewis and r". N e t, : astlt-unott-Fyne, milititeys—Dec. 5. J. Wragg; ches - er, nterchant--liee. 5. %V 4 C. Batchelor, Portsea, grocer Nov. 18. S. Simons ? Ratcliffe-highway, slop-seller. CERTIFICATES—Dec. 3. W. Merritt, I:poky-street,- mercbarit-T. -Mae corn-fadtor-.-,W. 4atubert„, ?nglehy, hsbire, dealer—\V: Geihtey, ton-uuqp-T-Inft, c;,ru fart or--M . Ashford, -Birmintzham, plater—j. Wane, *Burnt wpod, titafford,shire„ta,uner—S. Matthews; Rateliffehiizhway, ith%iper—. l . Love and. A. .N.litchell, istte-street, Southwark., Ilfo-cuienfactorers.J. and .1. P. Tregent, Biriningham; anc; Brodie and T. Paterson, of Paterson, linen drapers. PARTNERSHIPS J. Agutter and J. !lop Deptford,, curries—.T. Thorpe E. Laviand, 'Styr' up, Natingliatiishire, .inaltsters-4. Itiniington and B. J. Wake, Sheffield, 'attorriies - J, Mar and J. Hartley, Worsthorii,. slate-dealers—W. Barnes, sen. and W. - ilarties, Jon. -AlL'et.in, Derbyshire, - sadieN—G. F. Krum:Maar and .1. Silver Hammetshitli,,patent vinegar-itiakers•--:W. Liddard Bennondley, Quint, and J. Foster, jun. Too4ev-street, Soutlirvack, eydel'-merebants— P. Simpson and .1. hill, St, Ann'S:darie, FOster-lane; ware: l i . osinuew--C. Farmer and Jeanneret, - lit. John street, irniiiiiongers4-41. Evans and W. At.irtis, Wotton.= Undrtedge; Gloucester. hire,. clothiers—h. Conitesse and F, Lryde-street, •.vitteli-citse:inakerS— R oit;iiiv and .1. Chapman, London, chymiSts-L.T.' Barber. seo: and ilarlier,• jun. .Deptford-Lower-.road, liotherkithe, Cooksey and E. Oakes, Of Tipton, Staf flmi,l:i„, itfacturers--D. Shell 'a nd T. Nlllteni; Hart - C:.•, stone-:reasons--:1. licjs and linen-draperA—J. Walsh and M. Heenan, - Soho, talors—lt. - Fowler am( C. "I\livi,g,s, Melks trim, coal-iiivrehants — P. J. and It. King,' and and T. I„:',e,O:n Plymouth l)oi,k, beer-hreivers,-,J. and 'l': Brown, Liverpool, corn-murclyints. R.(ibbing has become the 0 ,, ~,; „ i„,„,) f ti ; e. mOS't • abandoned anil • wFetches, we are liappy to fiiid, is to b ptevt'inted in the parish of Streatham, Surrey, by the forming tbeimeives into an-As sociat!on to ‘vatch the . graves of persons recently i n ttri(-.1—;o1 ex:,ippl which we hope and trust ‘Wit, tulloweil by every othe'r - parish, tly,it some ci•rck nray 'be put to this unfeeling and abomill 4ble practice. LAW INTELLIGYNCL COrtfr 64* tIt.A.NcERY, Nov. 12. • VII.I.Cri.ETT V FE§: T 0 N. ~The Livtp C 'd C 1 I.LOU on Saturday gave itirlg anent on die motion in this cause, the arguments on which 'are already , berore the public. 1-lis Lordship considered it a difficult matter to decide whether the clatmB.of the defendant, as i'ksiStatit nepnty Marshal, wet e -to be •measured oil the •geonnds of custom and Usage, or as the residt of contract, or: Ott the ground of a quantum wi"it; it being very difficult- to male, it a titattcr of an action of debt ; and with this impression directed a further reference to the Master on certain cir cumstances, aOle was of opinion that without fur ther evidenee of facts, the issue prayed for could not he framed ; and that without such . issue at law bei.w• directed," the- case could not be done justice to. COUttrr OF EING'S BENCIT. Nov. 12. CRUELTY AND AlicurEity. Mr. SCARLET' made an application tc;' their Lordships, for leave to exhibit articles of the peace, on behalf of Mrs. Dyott; against her'hus band,.-Lient,Colonel William ))yott, at present residing at Lichfield ; Robert Thompson,. Eq. of SOlith A tvlley-street ; . Sanntel Thompson, Esq. of Norfolk-street, - Strand ; John Brown, Esq. Smith-sipiare, Westminster ; and Rohert Beal, thc Latlv's servant. Lord Et.i.r,Neottoutio desired the articles to be read by the proper OfEcer of the Court: The *attieles ;Were read accordingly. They stat= eel, that Mrs. Dyott, the exhibitant, Was in the year 1806 inarrieffAo Colonel Dyott, who, under -a settlement, beeline entMed to property to a very large amount, which belonged to her in a - separate right. 'That certain estates, producing an income of 800/. a-year, which she enjoyed In her ow4lll4lit,.‘vele COnNeytd to truitees to her separate . use (luring her life ; that it was agreed .betweett the exhibitaut and her husband, Colonel hi.), that if she survived him, whether there were children of the marriage Or otherwise, she shorhl be at liberty co• charge all the real estates with any sum, hot exceeding ten thousand. pounds for tiny purpose she . pleased ; that 'Colonel Dyott agreed not to interfere with the annuity, or to obstruct her in making such disposition of her propeity as she might 'thifik proper. That her husband, .shortly after her marriage, treated the exhibitant with great severity and cruelty, in or , der to force her to Live up her annuity. ar ticks farther stated, that, ou or about the mouth of Febroary last, a separation took place between them by mutual consent, and the exhib.itant went and resided at Bath. That no formal deed of se paration was signed between them, but the terms were fully agreed upon. She then ,stated, that notwithstanding 'the agreement of tier husband not to mokst her, Colonel D. instigated - certain persons.. to arrest . the exhibitant iu three ,several actions, to a large amount, in consequence of which she was compelled to (pit Bath, end take refuge within the,roks of the King's. Beach Pri son. Iliac iii October last she was. discharged from the suits by.which she had lx.eu detained, as she was informed, but she wa:4at that time too U.l to quit her room. The articles proceeded to state, that on the 10th of Oct. last, Col. D. and the other parties against whom site exhibited her complaint, ;having proctired a Seareh - -4arrant froM' a Alagis, trate, broke _opeo the. door ,of her bed-room, where she was lynig,sieriouly ill, and all the' per sons named - in:the articles,. under the glnhority of, and instigated by Col. D. she at•the time I?eing `without any protectiou, violently seized and poll -ed her Irma the bed,". - alid with nothing on her but her shift, forcibly dragged her down two pair of stairs .into. a damp room, in the presence of a num ber of men, who put on. her clothes ; ,that they then ,forced the.exhibitaut into a coach, and eon-, 'veyed her to the lioue of John Brown, where slit: was detained, against her will .I(kr the space of eight a)r nine days toliowing, and during that in— ter.val, Ram t Thompson, by the desire of Col .'D. and by means of violent threats, by which she was pit in bodily fear, insisted that she should sign an order on Messrs.Drumeuonds, for 4001. the amount of half a year's annuity; that urged by a sense of 'danger and ,apprebcnsiun of her life, she accord ingly .Signed such order that during her deten tion Robert Wryllson, by the most. cruel threats, indoe(:;1 her, under fear of tier life, to sign a pa.. per containing terms of separation, a release of tier chute of dower on Col. D's real property, and an agreement to: be satisfied, if she survived hint, with 12001., a-year, 400 k in addition to the 8001. a-year, her pin money. The articles then stated, that.the.exhibitant was still fearful the parties would take the _first opportonity of doing her some bodily burt,.and therefore she most hUmbly prayed ,tl4 they might find security to keep the peaCe towards her. Lord ELLeNsououctn.—Let the articles be filed. Mrs. Dyott then deposed, that she prayed secu rity of the peace, not out of malice or but from apprehension of ,her life. Mr. SeARGETT believed there were other per sons,. particularly a female servant, who could corroborate what the exhibitant had swot n ; but the.practice of the Court had been to take the oath of the party only. - • Sir StmoN La BLasc.—The.praetice is, to take the genet al statement on the oath of the party , eomplaining. Lord ELLENBOROUGILThe particular personal injury sustained is nut stated so clearly as it might have been. So manv applications have been made to us ont of Court about this, that we already know too much - of the case. il3c. SCARLETT.--:-.1 know nothing of it but what is contained in the articles. Lord ELLENBOHOUGH.--The parties have been hettitte different Judges. She was discharged,out of the King's Bench by my order, but she wotild hOt follow the messenger who was sent to release her. When arparticular person was held to bail in 10.0 N. for adultery with her, and was sent An the King's Bench, she wozild notqluit the place. The.:articles were filed, and attachments issued against all the parties. ritLUStWiritid, o IVetilleSday, WALTER DAVI 'll . l 'consequence Cif . ii wound he reeeiverl at the time JOSEPH BiJEN(ITT A . of that place, was shot hy a soldier of the regiments, iu Au gust Lit, 1)01,1C14. N'f' • 7 • 1 1 4 AN 61'7 1 4 Pii) Grviy, lrf kireat.St. Audrew:s-tref;,, Seven. DialW baktx, .app!•:,rt,d oft stAnnsoti's,, , 9 ,,hcar the e9n 7 , virtion vron o n nced on a 4iitantity j of hread geFZed on his preinies • Cihnort, tiarner,,th'rVeiDgeers-, el the bread.. <iray vii stated to be a e!teap bread baker, selling household as Cll as wh'.2aten bread, 'and he 'banked it round tilt I,•AriO, for with a hell. The presence of the 011ierrs soon became known, sjnrl Si) inunense a tivd . b.wa , : leered hi the street, that it was with the gre,:tet diiiiculty the Officers could pit the bread into a c03e.11. They seized 54 l tjuttern, 72 half-quartern lolves, &c. which were deficient 'Matt ounces ; but dedhcting some over w...ight in other loaves, he (vas fined for 1871 ounces, arter the rate of 2s'.• per ounce for the wheaten, and 35.. per ounce for the household. The Magistrates, on exantining the household bread, said, that. they bad ►+ever seen such stutrdnring twenty year's observation, irs §ine'd was hoirible, a nauseous a'cid ; and its appearance was gnite.untistial, for it looked more laic earth or clay than bread.' Since the seizure they had shown it to several bikers, and they all said that they could not divine of tVl►at it . Ay a s Made, but that they never saw such a scandalous eoiaiiosi• tion in their lives. Fezialry 251. ss. 6d. and costs. The Magi,,trates, whiki considering whether they should gi% e that portion of the seizure to the pigs or to the, poor %vhich many . bakers had pro ►;nuncetl to he unfit fur human food, were relieved from their anxiety by a claim being put hi by the Officers of the parish where the seizure took pLice, and they accordingly received the whOle. Two of the loaves, limit vet, Were se►►t to an'eminent chemist, fOr the purpose of analyzation, 'With the view to future proceedin'gs. Alum, which the Officers salt " the doctor,"' was also foum4 on the preiniscs. Bow.:sTREET. 11t , WiERY AT COVENT- , GARDF,:c THEATRE.—On Friday evening;Mr. Fairhank, auctioneer, Comp ton-street, Soho, was robbed of his watch, &c. in the.two shilling gallery of Covent-garden Theatre. On Mr. F. discovering the robbery, he proetired Donaltlson and Godfrey, constables attending the `theatre, who endeavoured to dcte't the .robber, but could not -discover him. They were applied., :to by several persons to remove a man, respect ably dressed, who had caused a disturbance during • the w'mole time he had been there..' Ike had at- tempted several times to Oirow a glass -tinart2 bottle into the pit, -and had - endeavoured to thrust the neck" of the bottle into the months of those: who peeyented him. Ile did throw several things ,into the pit. On the ofticers , endeavourit to move him, he attacked them violently with a bludgeon, and disabled' Godfrey. The officers, with the . ass,istance of other persons, at . length , : got him out, although he folight,vinkntly. Oil Saturday morning he was brought before Mr.Bfa-, isqt, when the only account he would give of himself was, that. his name ,tvas Thomas Jonesij and that he was a Gentleman, and had beet, fight-, ing for his King and Country, . He was evident ly a Naval' Officer of inferior rank. 1 . 12 Was or-,,1 dered to find b it for the different lssaidts. C 4 Ama.wc,G-1 - loosEs. — ln consQuence of an in - formation that No. '47, .nury-strco, St. James's, ; was a common-gambling-bouse for illegal games, the Officers went there on z-aturday, and found, : nu doubt, it was used for spell purposes. A great number of persons were assembled, who. after wards attended at the Office, and underwent au ;examination before Mr. BIRNIE : . they were a • motley group. Several of them called themselves, gentlemen. The following is the list of names, and .what they gave in and represented themselves to be 7 . V;!ptAin William Lewis, of thelkfilitia; - Willtam Niuraty, iGeanalaa ; Major Eirtugton, of the :td West India Itegi r4ent ; Richard flennat, Gentleman; Cainain 'F. , it. N.; Jantcs Dewiton, tientleman ; . Henry Russell, "man ; Ensign Ciirr ; Moore, Capt. Ingram; italpb Johnson, Eaq. • Captain T;Sonitli,'lt. N.; Charles Gentleman; Wir...Hatr,,, Gentleman ; Ha toeys itanctitr,!, Gentleman; Robert . 11inte,: statuary; Ms rk Tawigay, no business; Caytain Henry Evans; Thomas Dickenson, It. i.; Jeremiah taster, .il;•ntlennin; Joules' Cripps,Gentlentan ; Paul HOwes, no profession ; Nathani e l Evans, no, profession ; •John Gahter, Gentleman; flenry . Oldtield, no profession ; Ferdinand H. Ferukel, no profession. Stephen Lavender, the officer, stated, that when he entered the first floor of the house, be . found all the prisoners in great confusion. - A table was in the room coveted with green cloth : there were a quantity of cards, 'and souse appeared to have been thrown into the fire. George Ruthen said, he entered the house with Lavender, and found sonic. baskets and paper, with N. R. at the top of columns, sttpposed to re... late to the gone of' Rouge etNoir ; sortie bank notes, and a quantity of silver, and silver tokens, behind a bottle. Richard Westbrook said, he saw several of the prisoners sitting at a table, and one of them, Na thaniel Evans, or tWen,threw some cards into the fire. He saw' silver 'counters behind a bottle On, the floor, and desired smile of the gentlettien to take them. up lest it 'might be said any thing iniL proper had been done with them. 'He prOduced: . sonic mahogany rakes which are suppased to be . used in some games. The Counsel for •Oldfield, who was charged with keeping the hbuse, contended that Mr. Adams, the informer, lad failed in,,proVing. Old field the master or proprietor, ; and,• therefore, that no penalty'could attach to him: The Counsel; for the persons who were folind•in the house con tended, that as no evidence had been' called to - . prove what the game of 11) ()age et 'Noir was', or that any illegal game was cartying ou tlici c, or. that any of the' persons found there was . eni.:;aged im.anY, i hey must be di'selarg, - ed, ‘vbith Was tic- • cordingly thine. for, want i,t evidence. • , Charte.y c(upitilt:r; a private belonging fo the firstt battalion Of the . First Regimeni of rout .Gitards,-. applied on Saturday a warrant against the: coachman - of Pascoe' Grenfell, Esti: M. P . . for horsewhipping Fi-iday'night at Coventgarden Thecre. llr. Citentell ciiine; attended his•'coachiniin, tivlio• Mr. G. stated had lived with am pwards . o . feight year, and Ni7:lS • a y •sfeady. quiet The - coaclimak!'il•cknOwtedged that he was the man who had the dispute ‘:;..lh the soldier; Who'stated that he ordered the coach - 'man, while waiting at the Covent-garden door of .. ~~+ t ..lo . eut-garilen Theafre . , Oil ,rills 1 tl t iileitt':llll:cia;" n •teveti Wei - n(li,, to back his cat•ri.,l4e: • I • u us iog tt r i • g ig' lie- I‘l ) ll,e. : l l ll. .!• l !l l e ;i t.i (l e .i tz: lt C .i (l c o l :s: ft t i t . ll ,l e s. : l( : l l l :t i o r l t i il i a l p. ' . 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