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PARLIAMENT•ARY PROCEEDINGS.
HOUSE or tor. DS, MA Y 12.

The Earls of Surromt, AYLtSFORD, Go+LrorT, the Duke
of Soatsastr, and the Bishop of CLOTNX, took the oaths and
CI& seats.
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Counsel were ftnalry heard in the Scots' Appeal, " Dunbar v.
Tlniffie."—.ludgenibt postponed.
Counsel were also beard respecting the Writ of Error Case,
" Rowe v. Young."
The further consideration of the Queensberry Cause, with re-
ference to judgment, was postponed.
Their Lordships then adjourned for some time during plea-
s-re. On the resuming of the House,
The Insolvent Debtots' Continuation Bill was brought up by
Bir. Can apd other Members, and read the first time.
A Stessenger from the East India House brought up certain
rapers containing Accounts relative to the East „India Company.

ALLOWANCE" TO yOREIGN MINISTERS.
The Marquis of LANSDOWN rose to move for a Return
or: the Allowances made to British Ministers at Foreign Courts
during a limited period. His Lordship prefaced his motion by
o'.)scriing, that he wished to remove a misapprehension of hi;
object which had arisen from the speech of a Noble Lord (Li-
verpool) on the night on which he gave notice of his motion.
IL: (Lord Lansdown) bad then stated that it would be proper
to separate front the Civil List all such charges as were in their
hature subject to variation, and be heard it with surprise as-
s.n-ted, that the allowances to certain Officers of the Royal
lionseholci, such as the Lot ;. Chamberlain and Lord Steward,
were more subject to fluctuation than those to Ministers at
Foreign Calms—and therefore that it would be as proper to se-
parate one as the other from the immediate expenditure of the
C. JAIL lie denied; however, that such was the case, the ex-
penses incurred by allowances to the Lot d Chamberlain and
Lord Stewardvrere Capable of being averaged—those in support
of Foreign Missions depended upon political circumstances that
must 'alWays render them liable to uncertainty, and it could. not
be.a cause confusion in the public mind upon the subject of the
Royal expenses, and act injuriously on the compact made be-
tween the King and tfie Nation at the commencement of a
reign, if such variable charges were mixed up with the neces-
sary and permanent expenses of the Royal Establishment. The
object of his motion was ultimately to separate those salafies to
Foreign Ministers from the charges of the King's Household,
which latter ones he considered ought to be free from any Par-
liamentary controul. His Lordship concluded by moving; " That
an Address be presented to his Majesty, praying for a Return
of all the Allowances, Salaries, and Pensions, paid to British
Ministers at Foreign Courts during the last ten years, distin-
guishing each year."—Ordered.
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CONVICTIONS UNDER THE NEW ACTS:

The Earl of DARN LEY, after a few observations to shew
that the late Acts affecting constitutional subjects had been
proved to have been unnecessary by the later convictions Under
the old laws, moved for A Return of the Convictions, which
bad taken place under the Act spaced, since the Ist of December,
1819."—Ortlered.
London, England, 1820-05-13

MARTIN and CO. 1,07 leave to inform the Pith-
lic, that altholvh 5,0V0 Tickets hive been drawn, yet
the Wheel abounds with Prizes, viz.

Four - of - C7,0,01.)0
Tvq .. of - 10,000
Four - of - 1,060
Besides 65 Prizes of £.OO, £4CO3 /7.00, X.:c.o, Cor.sol3 and

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Sloney.
Two Prizes of 5t,10,000 Consols must he drawn in the fir3t
five Minutes 15th Tilts mown' (:11.ty), the next day of
drawing.
MARTTN and Co. Sold the last-drawn Priv: of XlO,OOO. at
No. 8, COruhilt; and 120, Oxford-street.
London, England, 1820-05-13

DIED.

At Bath, on the 7th instant, in her 84th Tem-, Mrs. Phil C
relict of the late George Phipps, Esq. ot Cork, and mott:r to
Mrs. Baker, who lately died at the house ot I'4o3in Stews: t,
Royal Artillery, Woolwich.

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LON DON : rrintcd and published by Lava. Kum, rieksiss.
Place, Temple-Dar
London, England, 1820-05-13

This day VV3% published,
Elerantly printed in One Vol. imperial 4to. embellished with
Thirty coloured Plate% Portraits, Maps, Plot.:, Ike. price
£6 6s. beards, or in Four Parts, at F 1 l ls. 61. each, the last

three of which are sold separately, to complete Sets,
91HE DUKE of WELLINGTON 's CAMPAIGN
in the NETHERLANDS, in 1815, in conjunction with
Prince BLUCHER, comprising the Battles of Ligny, Quatre
Bras, and Waterloo. With a detailed Narrative of the Political
Events csnnected with those memorable Conflicts, drawn up
from the first Authorities, and dedicated to the Duke.

•
By WILLIAM hIUDFORD, Esq.
Illustrated by numerous public and private Official Docu-
ments, 4nd other Papers hitherto Impubiishesl, communicated
by Of&ers of the highest distinction.
Printed for Henry Colburn and Co. Conduit-street.
Tkis day was published,
Very handsomely and-closely printed in Columns, in Four. Vols.
royal 4t°. wit:a complete Indexes, price E:l5 15s.
A THEN& OXONIENSES; the HISTORY of
Lk all the WRITERS and Hisitors who her,. had their
EDUCATION in the UNIVFAISITY of OXFORD, from
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elapsed. The work may be bound viiher in four or in five
vo,umes, at ea: option of the purchaser ; if the latter mode he
adopted, the " Aiinals of the University," row attached to the
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fifth volume.

: Printed for Luekington, Hughes, Harding, Mayor,
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FOUR of £30,000!
. And Seventy-four other Capitals.
NEXT THURSDAY,
TWO Prizes of L'lo,ooo MUST BE DRAWN.
HAZARD and Co. CONTRACTORS, beg to
acquaint the Public, that although 5,000 .Tickets were
drawn the First Day, the Wheel brill contains the fullowitrz
Grand List of Prizes, viz.
4 of, £50,000 Consols XI 20,000
2 - 1 oxio Console 20,GC0
4 --- I,COO Money 4,000
4 - ' 54,0 Consols 2,000
10 - 400 Consols 4,000
10 --- 300 Cutibols 3,000
14 --- .CO Motley 2.CCO
30 - • 24)0 Consols 6,000
Besides the proportion of 11u0, .P.lO, and L. 16 Prizes. The two
First Prizes on the 18th May will receive 1210,000 Consols each:,
Warranted undrawn Tickets and Shares are oh Sale at the
old-established and fortunate OtCces of HAZARD and Ce. the
Contractors, Royal I•:achan7e Cate; 20, Corahill ; and 524, Ox-
ford-street; corner of Swallow-street, London ; who;slaared and
sold, in the Last Lottery Contract, 7,370 and 6,656, £30,000
ach, and in a recent Lottery,
All the Prizes of £30,000 !!!
HAZARD and Co. Shared and 5..11 FIVE of the Capital
Prizes drawn the First Day, _7th April.
London, England, 1820-05-13

PUBLIC BUSINESS.

The SPEAKER said, that before proceeding to the public
byiness of the day, he was persuaded the House would concur
with him in thinking that some regulation was necessary to he
made as to the extent of time which the private business con-
sumed, which much exceeded the usual spate allotted to it. Per-
haps in tie wesen state of the Private gills it would be conve-
nient, if it was gem rally understood, that the public business
should commence at live o'clock, but th.,t when the Private
Bills had advanced a stage further, the House might return to
the usual hour, Kali-pa:it f.wr, for the commencement of public
business. .t present, however, the regulation which he men-
tion^d, could not be carried into effect unless Members would
rist)le him to take the Chair at any time from halt-past three to
a quarter before four. This was the more material, because
many Members came forward with private business at a late
boor, or. account of the agents, from sonic misunderstanding.
not, lie hoped, Irons negligence, not furnishing them with the
t.ece.isary papers in trine—yitar,
London, England, 1820-05-13

an additional motive for their entering into an in-
quiry. On the contrary, he felt that the individuals
to whom the passage alluded were taking the most
certain way of defeating the object they had in view.
The HOl%. Gentleman here read the passage of the
letter, which was to the effect—cc That the nailors of
Dudley, Stourbridge, —, and Hales Owen, were, at
the moment the letter was written, rioting and mob-
bing; that they had all left work; that they were
going about by hundreds, saying they could not live
upon their wages; and that the colliers and iron-
workers were talking of joining them." He repeated
that he most readily allowed that this was the very
wovst way of obtaining relief; but he entreated the
House to consider what might be the consequence of
following the Hon. and Learned Gentleman's advice,
and turning a deaf ear to those who had adopted the
only constitutional mode of seeking redress for their
grievances. He entreated the House to pay the sub-
ject the attention which it deserved, and he hoped
that they would endeavour to discover some remedy
for the evil ; bearing this always in mind—that, it
it were not devised soon, it might arrive too late—
(Hear, hear, hear).
Mr. BROUGHAM, in explanation, assured the
Honourable Member that he did not say the House
should turn a deaf ear to the Petition. He only said,
th-a unless his Majesty's Ministers took up the in-
quiry, no other mode of effectual relief existed.
Mr Sl'OONElt was sorry to have misunderstood
the Honourable and Learned Gentleman.
The Petition was brought up, read, and ordered to be printed.
London, England, 1820-07-28

AROMATIC SPIRIT OF VINEGAR.
THIS agreeable perfumed liquor (the original in-
vention of Mr. Henry) which is of well-known efficacy in
relieving Faintness and Head ache, and in counteracting the ef-
fects of over-heated, close, or infected air, continues to be pre-
pared, in the greatest perfection, by Messrs THOS. and WM.
HENRY, Manufacturing Chemists, Manchester. It is sold
in London, wholesale and retail, by Messrs. Bart= and Bum,
Perfumers, Cockspur-street ; and Retail, price. Ls. 9d. by one
Agent or more in every pxinsipal Town; but it cannot be ge-
nuine, unless the names of the above Preparers are engraved on
the Government Kamp, which is fixed over the cork of each
box. Proper Sponge Boxes are sold by Bayley and Blew, as
usual.—As above may, also, be had, authenticated by a similar
stamp, 11.ttay's Caszcants klaetausta, in bottles at Ls: 901 or
with gl;a6 stoppers, at as. 6d.
London, England, 1820-07-28

NI I 11.8 E-R
10.429.

OFFICE OF ORPYANCE, .Tune 5, 1820.
TIE MASTER-GENERAL and BOARD of
ORDNANCE baying granted their authotity for the Sale
.of Impressions taken from_ the Plates engraved on a Scale of
One !nth to a Mile of the GENERAL SURVEY OF
GREAT BRITAIN, carried on under the superintendance of
he late Major-General 'WILLIAM DIUDGE, of the Royal
Artillery, LL.D. F.R.and 4.5. the Public are hereby informed,
'.hat Thirty-two Plates (forming Eight Parts) of that -Work
are already finished, and that Impressions from them are on
SAC at the Ordnance Map.Olhee, in the Tower of London.
These Plates complete the Map of the Coast from Orfordness,
in Suffolk, to the Land's End, in Cornwall, and thence to Week
Sr. Lawrence, near Bristol. Several other Plates of this Work
are now in hand, and Part Nine, consisting or Five additional
Plates, which contain nearly the whole of Pembrokeshire, with
parts of Cardiganshire and Carmarthenshire, and the Island of
Lundy, dill be published on the Ist August next. Gentlemen
wishing to procure a Mai) o( the County; surrounding their
own h:tbitations, may, on application to Mr. Raker, at the Ord-
nance Map Office (where an Indps Map will be shewn), select
any sheets they please fof that purpose. All letters on this sub-
ject addressed to Mr. Baker. under cover to the Secretary of the
Board of Ordnance, Pall-Mall, will be immediately attended to.
By °Mee If the Rion!, R. H. CREW, Secretary.
London, England, 1820-07-28

SPORTING 11V7'ELLiGENCEI

ittETTING AT T

ta A Lt.."S YESTERDAY.
ST. LISGS.R.
IS to I asst Tramper
17 to 1 apt Lady of the Lake
17 to 1 apt Altisidora eoli
20 to 1 apt may other.

if to I apt Athenian
11 to i apt Woodbine
11 to I apt Arbutus
it to 1 apt Sir Mark
13 to 1 apt Lisette

/111WMAIKI
4 lo 1 apt Mr. Lowe

ST. LEWIS.
5 to 1 apt Pindartie.

11 to 8 aid Sailor

CHELMSFORD RACES, TUIIISDAT.—.IAST DAT.
Sweepstakes of cogs each, for 2-yr-olds.
Mr. Neile's eh. e. by Walton - -
Mr. Rush's 1. by Hapkazard
Twd paid forfrit ; 2 to 1 on the winner.

Handicap Sweepstakes of 7gs each, with 20 added. The last
thrce quarters of a mile.
Mr. Rogers's Nina, 7st. 81b.

Mr. Child's Eliza, Gat

Two paid. Five to one on Nina.
Stewards' Plate of £.lO. Heats, two miles.

• 1
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II

Mr. Rogers's Nina .- - - - 1 9
Mr. Pelmer's Zodia, filly - - 2 5 er
Mr. FAiwards's Rhoda - - - 3 1 1
Two to one against Rhoda and even on Nina; after thc st.,-.,....d
heat high odds on Rhoda:
CHELTENHAM RACES—Sworn HAr.
Sweepstakes of 9.0 guineas each, Thr two-year-olds.
Mr. T. Sadler's f. by Fyldener
Mr. Canning's bL e Gleaner - - - c
Plate of 70 guineas. Two-mile beats,
- - - - - -- - -- --

Lord Warwick's Roman; by Camillus
Mr. Charhon's Phenix -
Mr. Jones's F.thelinda -
Mr. Sadler's filly -

1 1
2 ..,.
3 3
4 dr

Wednesday se'nnight Bridgenorth Races commenced, when
the Sweepstakes of 65gs. two-mile heats, were won by Sir W.
W. Wynn% b. c. Ludlow, beating Mr. Stephens's b. f. Prudence.
Only two started. In the afternoon, the Purse of .£5O given by
T. Whitmore, Esq. Member for the Borough, was won at two
two-mile beats, by Mr. Tome's b. c. Northwood, beating )Jr.
Warren's ch. c. Warwick, and Mr. Stephens's b. f. Prudence.
On the following morning, for the Sweepstakes of 90gs. Al:.
Acton's b. h. Duplicate walked over. In thy afternoon, the
Purse of £5O, given by W.- W. Whitmore, Esq. the other 'Mem-
ber for the Borough (four-mile heats), was won, at two
by Mr. Stephens's b. f. Prudence beating Mr. Utmion's
Faunus, and Sir W. W. Wynn's ch. m. sister to Osterman.—(?t
Friday afternoon the Sweepstakes of 79 guineas (the Town Cue
of 20 guineas included), three-mile heats, were won at two heats,
by Sir G. Pigot's b. f. Fair Salopian, beating Mr. Acton's b. c.
Northwood, ;And Mr. W. Whitmore's br. c. Faunas.
London, England, 1820-07-28

Person and august family, the Cortes hope to and a
firm support in the zeal, patriotism, and kno
of your Majesty's Government. Thus will ybrlll43:
jesty return the lave of the People, and we prove our-
selves worthy of their confidence.
(Signed by the Members of the Committee),
Moueunis es Bose, Munoz Tows*,
" Count Tommie; J. A. DI Ties,
" Tomo, A. Quota:A."
London, England, 1820-07-28

TO PAVIORS.

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111 Advertiser is desirous of forming a connec-
tion with a Pavior of respectability, who, from his habits
of business, is qualified to superintend extensive concerns. The
Advertiser is so peculiarly circumstanced, as to be able, it is
presumed, to command a greater stroke of business than has
usually been done in that line. Aithotezh advance of capital is
,wt wanted, y..t as a very large sum will be engaged, any capi-
tal whids it might be convenient hi bring in would be employed
to great ulvantage.
Letters addressed to Mr. Pittman, Solicitor, Symonds Inn,
erith real Lame and address, will receive immediate attention.

Phis day was published, in Bvo. price Sts. 5tL sewed,
ASERMON preached before the Incorporated
Sc'xiety for the Propagation of the tospel in roreign
at their Anniversary Meeting, in the Pariah Church of
S-. on Friday, February 18, 1820.
!: • the Right Bcv. FI)WARD, Lord Bishop of OXFORD.

tether-with the Report of the So:iety for the year 1819.
To wbich are annexed, Lists of the Society's Missionaries, Ca-
t..:hists, and Schoolmasters • and of the Incorporated and As-
Members of the SOclety.
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So:d by F. C. and J. Riviastoe; No. 3, "tVaterloo-place, Pall-
and No. 62, St. Panl's Church yard.
London, England, 1820-07-28

THOMAS and RICHARD ABBOTT'S, respect-
fully invite their numerous Customers, the Nobility, Gen-
try, aid Buyers of fine WINES and SPIRITS in General, to
their Concerns, No.lo, SKINNER-STREET, and 340, OX-
FORD-STREET, Losnos. In Skinner-street they will have
the opportunity of Viewing and Tasting the largest Stock of the
finest WINES and SPIRITS in the Kingdom.
Port Wine 565. per dos.
Full-bodied high-flavoured Ditto . . 421.
Old Lisbon 36i.
Old Sherry (Pale and Brown) 38s.
Vei y tine Bucellas • • 465.
Rich Mountain 40s.
Old West India Madeira - 545.
Do. Direct Do. 48..
Do. Vidonia Do. 465.
Claret, first growth, Chateau Margott sips.
Ditto, second growth - - - -50 s.
Cape White Wine - - - 1115.
Ditto Superior Madeira - - - - 261..
Red I'ontac Ditto (excellent) - - 265.
Crusted Port Wines, from three to seven years in Bottle, of
all the favourite, Born Reteiro, Roriz, and all other first-rate
Flavotirs. •
All Wines and Spirits delivered Free of Expense within Ten
Miles of the City of London, and Bottled Free of Expense.—
Old Port, £lOO per Pipc, Sherry, 403, Madeira, £95, Cape,
and upwards.
t'ordial Gin . - 91. 6d. per Gallon.
Jaie.a:ca Punt - -14 s. 6d.
Cogniac linaxdy 265. od.
AGENTS NEAR LONDON.
Woolwich, Mr. William Austin.
Greenwich, 14r. J. I'. Thomas.
Camberwell, Mr. J. B. G. Vogel.
Chelsea, Mr. George Hutchinson.
Camden Town, Mr. C. Halstead.
Tottenham, Mr. Richards, jun.
Lewisham, Mr. John Bassett.

In the Press,
And shortly will be published, in Two Vols. evo. with great
Alterations and Additions, down to the time of Pahlication,
the Second Edition of
pRINCIPLES OF THE BANKRUPT LAW.
By ARCHIBALD CULLEN, Esq.
rp The 13eecoad Volume will contain the Statutes, General
Orders, Form., and Matters of Practice.
Printed for T. Cadell, in the Strand.
London, England, 1820-07-28

This day was published, price 4s. 6d.
AN ITALIAN Sand ENGLISH 'GRAMMAR,
from Vertgaars Italian and French Grammar, simplified
in Twenty Lesson.; with Exercises. Dialogues, and entertain-
ing 111,torical Anecdotes. Corrected and improved by M.
PARA ESI, Memb.s of the Academy at Rome • arranged in
Faijials and Italian, with Notes, Remarks, and Additions, cal-
cidated to facilitate the Study of the Italian Language. By M.
G GICHENEY, Author of the Key adapted to the French
aid Italian:us well u the English and Italian Grammar.
Printed for John Sauter, at the School Library, 73, St.
Paars Cntirch-yard.
London, England, 1820-07-17

s:i; is sukected; • the!e is no doQht, we:understand,
that her MAJESTY. as was the case with Queen CA-

ttye •whole

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investigation. ‘•liideed, were she not.to do-",:ootow
could tlitifelfeiitypeiiniitt
would be thought Of iiiy:eviAenee.ivitboit Ifs

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'THE FUND 4.
This morning Mi. nisirovilied upon the Gentle'
men of the Stock Exchange, and informed them that
rile CHANCELLOX •Of the EICHEQUIM Would be ready
ro receive the bidders for the Lottery of this year, on
Thursday next
To-morrow Will be the Settling-day for the Ac-
count, and, as usual the day preceding, numerous
rimours are afloat, in order to depress or raise the
rand', to suit the interests of the different parties.
Disaffection among the Militarx, a reconciliation of
the QuEEN's business, splits in the Cabinet, ecc. Bcc. all
given as real facts, front undoubted authority, have
been reported with great assiduity ; but Consols have
not been affeoted, 701/g being the ptice.

PHICr Of STOCKS THIS DAY AT ONR O'CLOCK :
per Cent. Reduced 69fi *---3 per Cent. Cons. 68i ex. div.

per Cent. 37L-5 per Cent. 1021 1 ex. div.—Scrip 1/ 2
I.ang Anns. 18 1-16 18—India Stock 2161—Bonds 19.3.205. pr.
£chequer 13111 s 49. ss. pre.-.-Consolsfor Acct 701 70.

We have received to-day accounts from Republi-
can Hayti, to the 28th of May, which announce the
final and complete reduction of the insurrection under
Goya a, Which has litsted, with various changes of
fortune, ever since 1807. The heads of sixteen of
the ringleaders wets exhibited on spikes, in a public
part of the town of jeremie.

The Paris Papers of Thursday and Friday have
?.rrived since our last.

The Chamber of Deputies adjourned on Thursday
for an indefinite period, preparatory to the final
c:3,ing of the Session. They have gone through all
the business before them, and the prorogation is only
delayed till the Chamber of Peers have made equal
progress.

The following accounts are stated to have been re"-
ceived in France from-Rio Janeito:
Tbe Indian nation of Minuans having abandoned
the cause of Amrmits, manifested a desire of passing
uader the Portuguese dominion, and it appointed its
Cacique, RONDEA U, to take, in their name, an oath
of fidelity to the ICtso of BRAZIL. The taking of
the oath took place at Braganca, the head-quarters
ci the Portugude army, on the $d of March last.—
The 28th of the saute month,' a body of 400 men,
commanded by Fanarupso-Rfirttao, deserted the
party of AMIGA% and joined the Portuguese Army
tinder General Limit.'

French Five per Cents. Thurdar • 79 f. 15c.
I I

NArAL DirgLattitvek " • •

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London, England, 1820-07-17

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4 SALES BY AUCTION;
•. urDinacsEx.
, .
.11111061 e LAND for bUILDING, • admirably adapted for the
' • 4ration of a VILL A RES I DBINC P. upwards of 'r VE&TY
-IIFG HT ACRES, richly ornamented with TIMBYR,
within Six Miles of Hyde Park.corner.
TO BB SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS, '
At Garraway's, bn TIMPADIVT, July 47, at Twelve, in One Lew,
ACAPITAL FREEHOLD and small part COPY-
HOLD ESTATE, delightfully situate in the Parish of
Baling, six miles west of Oxford-street, and nearly the same dis-
tance from Hyde Park-corner, containing upwards of Twenty-
eight Acres of capital Meadow Land, partly enclosed by a Wall '
and Park P.ding, admirably adapted for the erection of a Villa
Residence, commanding beautiful Views over the Surrey Mids-
t* a considerable extent. richly ornamented with Sae grown
Timber fives, Plantadoms. Kvorpeetas, and Shrubs, winged.
with the greatest taste anrilitadrient, formed at a eery great ex-
pense, and ht the Wiest mite of losurtuice ; good Kitchen Gar-
dens walled ; the Landahoundswleh hoe Brick Bartkand plea*
of mod Water. The Parabourc may take ail sr any part of the
Timber at a valuation, add inimediate Pow:mins may be had.
to be viewed by applying tcr John Luck, at Kiang, of whom
Particulars may be,had : at the King's Arms and Del, Fauna;
'the Packhorse, Turnbam-green ;* Pigeons, Brentford; Talbot.
Richmond ; Messrs. Fladgate and Nerld, Solicitors, Krarx-street,
Strand; Of Messrs. Wyatt, Son, and Utton, New lan; at Gar-
raway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-greet, )olden-square,
where, and at New Inn, Plans of the Estate may be seen.
London, England, 1820-07-17

SURREY.
ELIOTBLE TREEHOLb FARM,- In the most picturesque
and beautiful part of the County, near LEITH HILL and
OCKLEY GREEN, a WATER CORN-MILL, the Lands
part bounded by a fine Trout &ream, and Coannou Rights.
'TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
• By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garreiray's Coffee-House, in Exchange-Ailey, Cornhill, or
THeitaDay, August 10, 1410, at One o'Clqck, in One Lot,

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THE veryDESIR ABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
about ONE HUNDRED AND SIXTY ACRES,
Situate at FA BLESS GREEN, in the Parish of A BINGER,
near Leith-Hip and Ockley, abounding with GAME; com-
prising a comfortable Farm-House, with Offices, &c. which, .t
a small expense, may be made an excellent Residence for a Fa-
in)ly ; a good Garden, roomy Farm-yard, with Barns, Stables
and various .Out-buildings, and sundry Enclosures of Meadow,
P.lsture, Arable, and Wood Land ; also a Dwelling-house' and
Water Corn-Mill, With a capital head of Water, supplied by a
fine rapid gram, well pored with TrOut and other Fish.

This Property is desirabk fora Gentleman fond of agricul-
tural pursuits and old sports, in a healthy and beautiful coun-
try, distant eight 1/11101 from Dorking, acid 32 from Loudon.
The Land is particularly faiourable to the growth of 'limber.
May be •iewed by applying to Mr. buke, on the Premises,
where Particulars may be bad; at the sing's Aims, Ockley ;
Red Lion, Dorking; Ring's Head, Epsom and Hos-shear; the
Swan, Leatherkeid White Hart, Guildford ; Grifiin, Khlgston ;
at Gkrraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-
square, where a Plan may be seen.
London, England, 1820-07-17

. RADNORSHIRE.
• . . -Tp be SOLD, with Immediate Panassiow,
VA. that *eV desirable MASTSION-HOUSE,
'
called HOR
_BY HALL, containing four Parlours,
Kitchen, and other convenient Offices, en the Ground.. Floor,
pod Caning, eighi-ged-rooms on the First Floor, besides Ser-
vants' Rooms ; with Stables, Coach-honsef a-large and excellent
Garden and Frultery, planted with choice Apples, Pears, Cher-
ries, Plums, and other fruits; about Two Acres of Pleasure-
ground tastefully laid out with Shrubs and Flower, Fish-
ponds, and about

ONE HUNDRED ACRES
Of good Meadow, Pasture, Orchard, Hop-yarding, and Arable
Land, contiguous thereto, and in high condition, having con-
vetdent Barn and Buildings thereon; situate in the parighes of
Disserth and Llandrindod, in the county of Radnor.

This Property is within a mile and a half of Liandrindod
Wells, which have been,long and justly celebrated, and are an-
nually resorted to by a numerous and fashionable company. The
Rivets Wye and Ithon, which run within a very short distance,
produce fine Salmon, Trout, and other fishing, and the surround-
ing country abounds with Game.

The whole is in perfect repair, and ready for the reception of
a Family.
For farther particulars, and to treat apply to Mr. Robins,
Warwick-street, Golden-square ; Mr. tree,
Na 33, Bernard-
street, Russell-square i • and Messrs. Davies and Banks, Solici-
tors, Kingtoo, lierefordshire—if by letter, the postage must
be paid.
London, England, 1820-07-17

EDUCATION,

AT TIM moms MAMMY AT LICIVIS, IN SASS!, RiTAILIWIED
UPWARDS OV THIATT TEARS.
)7COUNG GENTLEMEN are gent eell y boarded
and expeditiously taught French in its greatest 'irky,
(:reef, Latin, English, Writing, Arithmetic, Geography, and
the use of the Globes,
By V. A. RAYMOND, and proper Assistants.
Terms, 'lWe:l:y-eight Guineas per Annum. Entrance One
Guinea. Fren:h is the only language allowed to be spoken by
the Scholars, whose health, morals, and liberal deportment, are
particularly attended to.
The School will open again after the vacation on Monday,'
July the 24th, 18'20. •

Further rarticulars may be known by applying to Mr. Bent,
No. 55, Paterm%.ter-row; and at 59, St. Martin's-lane, where
the Prtncipal may be spoken to, and refetences'had (if required)
to resreztuble whose sons ate now at the Academy, or
h lye there completed their education.
Sruges to and horn Londod every day.

SCIENTIFIC BOOKS FOR YOUNG PERSONS.
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EDINBURGH ENCYCLOPMDIA.

This day was published, hantisnnuly printed in Qqarto, and
Mustrated by twelve beautiful Engravings from original Draw-
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London, England, 1820-05-25

FASHION!! SLR ARRIVALS.

Earl Whitworth and the Duchess of Dorset, at their house is
z...,svenor-square, from their seat in Kent.
The Earl and Countess of Darnley and the Ladies Bligh. at
is house, Berkelersquare, from their seat, Cobham-h. dl, Kent.
The Don. Mr. and Mrs. Cocianne, hum Brighton, at their
b•.se in i ortman-square.
At the Ilvde Part Hotel, &Ante-street—Captain and Mrs.
I i,wtayne, from Edinburgh; Dr. A-. 117, from India; Mr. and
'Mr& Samuel Shore, from their seat, near Sheffield ; Mr. and
Mrs. Sid.:nhlini Shore; Offey Shore, Esq. and Captain Park r.
The Countess of AVEsrmeArn will leave town in a
days, with Lady liosA Nuogsr, for Worthing,
.:chere she purposes to re.i de for two or three months,
c-. 1 account of Lady IZosils health.

The costume of Cie 1.1...iw5. at the Drawing-Room
el Thursday, the of ae, will be the same as
en the Court day.: : •te MAJESTY'S time, with
ts.e exception of w'.l;.h will be dispensed with.
this na:ter 'felt very inconvenient, her
..-iAJl:sry was rely vatti ii. The coats will be white
covered with .!st lace, or rich embroidery
told or ..)bes plain, bodies very long
pon•:•,! •• .• end behind ; the trains long
• Jidered all round, and tiim-
rl;•3 wi:n Lice ; .:.-dress, lappets, and bandeaus
largc of 14:Vel. 0;* C.•••Zilt kiteaCES6
London, England, 1820-05-25

WINDSOR, 111 :Y24.

This afternoon his MAJESTY left the Cottage, in
Windsor Great Park, for Carlton Palace. The KING
is expected to return to the Cottage next week, and
reside there duting Ascot Races.
Yesterday his MAJESTY remained at Eton College
for upwards of an hour. The KING then remounted
his horse, accompanied by Sir B. BLOOMFIELD and
General Sir W. Kitsinst.. The spectators then gave
the Monarch three times three distinct.peals of huz-
zas► His MAJESTY rode through the streets of Eton
and Windsor until his arrival at the Long Walk,
when the Royal Party dismounted, and drove off in'
a carriage to the Cottage.•
When. the Salt-bearers stopped his MAJESTY on
Windsor Bridge, and demanded their salt, the Ktzio
was highly pleased with their accomplished address,
and in the purse which was put into the bag, his
MAJESTY'S contribution was discovered to be a 1:100
Bank-note—a most gracious present of a Monarch to
a young man just entering Cambridge College from
the foundation of Eton.
The collection of the Salt-beaters and Servitors
aitiounted to 1:1130—a sum unprecedented at any
preceding Montem. The last collection was £Boo.
This fund the young Gentlemen obtain to secure
their establi,hment in College.
London, England, 1820-05-25

' -7t.k•E Aiigk:

•
Lieutenant• Colonel Pittt.t.of, of the hop' Ara;
lery, is appointed to command in Canada. He w;11
join Major CIIESTEIt'S Company at Cot k, and proceid
thence to America. •

The Colonelcy cf the Stth Regiment is vacant by
the death of General BERNARD.
The 6th Dragoons, under the command of Colonel
STRArroN, were inspected at Gort, on Monday se'n-
night, by Major-General-Sir Jous ELLIir. They are
toleave Gort for Longford, and are to be replaced by
the Scotch Greys.
London, England, 1820-05-25

NO ! MONEY RETURNED if a BLANK !
NEXT THURSDAY!
Every Ticket or Share bought between ISth May and Ist
June, it drawn on Thursday, let June, whether a Blank or
Prize, riav he excharged, face of expense, for an undrawn
Ticket or l'or a:: unirawn Share, or the I'urchrm7-mmte,/ rvill he
7efttr.off, if And the holder of every Ticket or Share
(bought as atoresaW, if not drawn rn Thursday, Ist June, may
receive the Purchasa-money balk ter such undrawn Ticket or
Share, if the demanded on or Tuesday, 13th
June; therefore, whoever before Ir June,
Y U.N.I AND CA NNOT LOSE,
State of Lhe Whee!—Onle Two Lays More :
FOUR - Prim: oi - 4:50,000
1701.711 - Fn e, of X1,01)0
FOUR - Prizes of Sato
FI - Prizes of d. 7.100. 4'500
&c. &c. making, in Money and Consols,
Sixtll-taco Capitals yrt Undratrit.
Warranted tindi awn Tickets and Shares are Selling by
CARROLL, the CONTRACTOR,
No. 19, Cornhill, and 26, Oxford-street, London, who Shared
and Sold, in the last few Months,
2,387 - £30,000 7,003 - £5,000
706 21,000 2,226 - 2,000
- 20,000
C.ARROLL Shared and
w.t: drawn the First Day, 2'

I. &c. &c. &c.
Sold FOUR Capital Prizes that
:7th April.

This day were published,
DOCKET PRAYERS, a new Edition, price 2s.
bound.
Sunday School Library, Is. 6d. bound.
'F'ocket Seri:ions, Is. 6d. bound.
ikiodiotions from Watts and Howe, Is. Sd. bound.
ltaldridgc's Rise and I'rogre.ss of Religion, Is. 61. bound.

liamonito Children, 6d. lialf-bound.
Ditto, bound with Eight Copper-plate Engravings, Is.
Allein's Ilarm to the Unconverted, 2d.

Best way to defend the Bible, ss. per hundred.

Sold by I Liu:hard, Piccadilly ; and by Simpkin and Marshall,
Stationers -court. Sold also by the Philanthropic Society, Sc.
George's Fields, where persons who buy them w give away nuty
have them at a reduced price.
_ _
London, England, 1820-05-22

OXFORD, 20.

Wednesday, the Priee Conpo:idor=.• t re adjudgd as follows

CHANCECLOICS PVIZES.

Latin Essay—" Quaanam merit Cont:iiii Ainillicrimici con..
stitutio, et quam vim in tuendis Grxclz libel t.:t. cats, et in Pe-
pulorum moribus forpandis habucrit."—Jvnles S!-,t r 60141 Boone,
Student of Christ Church.
English Essay—" On the influence of the Dranta."—Alea-
ander Macdonnell, M. A. Student of Christ Cilurch.
Lath Verse—" Newtooi Sl.steina."—Willigfl Ralph Chur-
ton, some time of I.inceln College, and now of Queen's Cbliegr,
on Mr. Mitchell's foundation.
SIR ROGER NEWDICATZ'S riliZZ._

English Verse—" The Temple of Diana at Epbesta."—Wit•
Ham Ewart, Commoner .f Christ Church.
Thursday, Mr. Francis Chambre Steele, Convnoner of Jesus
College, was electkd a Szholar of that Society.
ECCLESIASTICAL PROMWeIONS.
The King has been pleased to appeiat the Hey. Robert .Serge,
:ALA. to be Chaplain to the Eritish Merchants resident at R:i.'ll.x.
The Rev. Edward Northcy is presented to the valuable Living
of Great Ilsley, Berks.
The Rev. H. Pottiager, to the Vicarage of Compton, Berks.
The Rev. B. V. Layard, to hold, by di.pensation, the
age of Tallington with the Rectory of UCiugtori,,Lineolnsl:i7,...
The Rev. William Verelst, M.A. Fellow of et:tilt:tier 11. i!,
Cambridge, to tLe Rectory of Grayingliarn, Linctdarbire.
The Rev. G. Glover, Rector of Sujihrepps, Norfolk, to be
Domestic Chaplain to the Duke of Sus.ex.
The Rev. W. Harrison is collated to thi Prebendary of Win-
chester Cathedral, vacant by the death of the Rev. Frederic :.
Iremonger.
The Rev. Dr. Gabell, Head Master of Winchester Schen!,
has been presented by the Lord -Chancellor to the valuable
Living of Binfied, Berks. . _ __..___
London, England, 1820-05-22

DIVIDENDS to be made in the COUNTRY.

June 12, J. Goodchild, jun. High Pallion, Durham, banker,
at eleven, at the Bridge Inn, Biabopwcannouth. June 15, A.
Sheath, Boston, Lincolnshire, banker, at eleven, at the Sara-
cen's Head, Lincoln. June 10, W. Body, late of N.-whaven,
grocer, at eleven, at the Scar Inn, Lewes. June 16, J. Hop-
kinson, 1.1vo•oi, merchant, at one, at the George, Liverpool.
July 1, W. Mnkam Bath, cooper, at eleven, at the Angel,
Bath. June 19, J. Davis, Trowbridge, Wilts, bricklayer, at
eleven, at the George, Trowbridge. June 12, C. Beckwith,l
Preston, Lancashire, draper, at eleven, at the White lione,l
Preston. June 13, W. Perris, Bath, grocer, A the Castle and
Ball, Bath. June 174 D. Lees, Foul Leach, Oldham, cotton-
spinner, at eleven, at the Star Inn, Manchester. June IS, B.
Scott, late of Horncastle, Lincolnshire, merchant, at eleven,
at the Saracen's Head, Lincoln. June 15, S. Scott, late of
Thimbleby, Lincolnshire, merchant, at eleven, at the Saracen's
Head, Lincoln. June 10, W. Brice, Bristol, merchant, it
eleven, at the Commercial ItoThns, Bristol.
London, England, 1820-05-22

DIVIDENDS to be made at GUILDHALL.

June 17, S. A. Lambert, Bread-street, underwriter, at eleven.
June 10, J. and F.. I'owell, Holborn-hill, oil and colour-men,
at twelve. Juue 17, W. Shoobridge, Barden, Kent, fanner,
at eleven. June 10, W. Anderton and It. LipsSera, Chorley,
Lancashire, cotton-spinners, at eleven. June 24, S. Brown
and T. H. Scott, St. Mary-hill, merchants, at twelve. June
10, S. Cowell, Sutton-at-Hone, Kent, miller, at twelve. June
10, W. Heath, Lower-street, Islington, butcher, at twelve.
June 24, R. Wood, Hart-street, Bloomsbuty-square, paper-
hanger, at ten. Jane 17, E. Timberlake, Great Mary-la-bonne-
str.fet, poulterer, at ten. June 24, J. S. Manfredi, T. Luff,
ar.d H. IlenshaU, Wheeler-street, Norton-Falgate, silk-dyers,
at ten. June 10, T. W. Wooddeson, Dover-street, Piccadilly,
upholsterer, at one. June 24, J. West, Richmond, Surrey,
linen-draper, at twelve. June 6, .1. Bdlnter, late of the City
Chambers, Bbitopsgate.street, merchant., at eleven. June 17,
Dixon, Lamb s Conduit-street, haberdasher, at twelve. June
Z, I'. Hornsby, Comhill, stock-broker, at twelve.
London, England, 1820-05-22

NUMBER 10,371.

THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN.
NIACILEADY has the honour of announcing
A.l. to his Friends and the Public, that FRIDAY, June
:he 9th, is appointed for his NIGHT, when will be acted the
Tragedy of KING LEAK, from the Oaiciaat TEXT of Sn.tx-
srasxr; the part of lig Lear, by Mr. MAnar.aur. Other Eh-
tertairments will be specified in future Advertisements.
'rickets and places to be had of Mr. Brandon, at the Box-
Office ; and of Mr. Macready, No. 6Y, Berner's-street.
London, England, 1820-05-22

MAY 22, 1820.

SYDENIIA M. KENT.
Pleasant FAMILY RESIDENCE, with OFFICES, GAR-
DENS, LAWNS, PLEASURE-GROUNDS, and MEA-
DOW-LAND, in all THIRTEEN ACRES. Seven Miles
from Westothister-bridge, with immediate Possession.
By Mr. ROBINS, •
At Garraway's Caffee-house, Exchange-alley, Cornhfil, on WED-
etansr, May 31, 1840, at Twelve o'clock,
A. DESIRABLE and VALUABLE LEASE-
HOLD ESTATE, held for a Term of nearly Eighty
Years, situate in the pleasant Village of S Y DEN Li A DI.
The Residence and Property of a 0 h:NTLEM AN. '
Comprising a very Eligible COMPACT VILLA, placed on a
Lawn, the principal part erected anttimproved within a few
years. Consi:Ang of a neat Entrance Flall, handsome Drawing
Room opening to a Conservatory, an excellent Dining Room,
Study r.r Breakfast Room (finished in the Cottage style, with
Viranda in front), Store Rooms, ate. spacious airy Bed Cham-
bers and Dressing Room, Nurseries and Servante Rooms, con-
venient Offices of all descriptions, good Cellars, Yard, Coach-
Items, Stable and Outbuildings, all in good order, Lawn and
%mute Grounds, laid out with dry Gravel Walks, and planted
with Trees and Shrubs, productive Kiteken Garden well sto•-k ed,
Orchard, Farm Yard, and Buildings and rich Meadow Land,
tbrwhole about THIRTEEN ACIirS, the principal part in-
cion d by Paling, and all lying compact, forming a most desirable
Ftslierty for a Gentleman's Family, whack may be kept at a
-.-
expense.

To be viewed by Tickets. Partienlan may be had on the
Premises; at the Golden Lion, Sydenh im ; Bull, Shooter's 11111;
Green Man, Blackheath ; Royal Mortar, Woolwich ; Bell,
Bromley; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street,
Golden-square, of whom Tickets for viewing may be had, and
where a Plan of the Estate may be seen.
London, England, 1820-05-22

CF.RTIFICATES--JusE 10.

J. Hawthorn, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, brass-founder. T. At-
kinson, Huddersfield, merchant. J. F. Gidney,
near Green!tithe, Kent. victualler. 11. Bolingbroke, Yarmouth,
merchant. It. Homer, lleckingham, Lincolnshire, jobber. W.
and J. Warburton, Castle-street, Southwark, hat-rna-
imfactt.rers. J. Brander and J. Barclay, Size-lane, merchants.
C. R. Read, Brabant-court% merchant. G. G. Percival, Wal-
cot, Somerset, brewer. W. Goodwin, Cambridge, currier.
London, England, 1820-05-22

BOXERS.-OLIVER AND PAINTRR.

Saturday night the friends of the above pugilists met at the
Castle Tavern, Holborn, and the following articles of agree..
merit were entered into : _ _

" Cattle Tavern, May 20, 1820.
" Edward Painter agrees to fight Thomas Meer for a purse of
100 guineas, on Monday, the 17th day of July, within twenty
miles of the City of Norwich. To be a fair stand-up fight, iu a
twenty-four feet ring, half-minute time. An umpire to be
chosen by each party, and a referee to be selected on the grout.tl
by the umpires. Ten pounds aside are deposited in the hands
of Mr. Soares ; and the remainder £lO aside to be made good
at the Castle Tavern on Monday, ilia), 29, between the hours
of seven and eleven o'clock. The XI to be placed in the hands
of Mr. Jackson. Either of the parties declining the contest to
forfeit the deposit money; but if a fight takes place, Oliver to
draw the forty pounds. The purse to be given by the Puti..*-
listic Club of Norwich. The place of fighting to be left to
writing Air Oliver and his friends, at the hour of Mrs Painter,
on the Saturday previous to the battle. The tateleolley to be
divided between Oliver and Painter, and their respective se-
conds and bottle-holderi. The purse to be placed in the hands
of kit. Stebbing.
(Signed in the behalf of Painter) ; '• C. T.
(For Oliver) " T. BELCHER."
A purse of twenty-five guineas, to grnaler the day complete,
will also be given to Teesdale, and a lihki of his own weight.
NLXI ZIATC/I IX lIIKLAND.—Tens *tads, of the Landes
ring, enter, the lists with Paddy Dwelt,* pupil of therm, D.r
licrty's, on the 20th of June, upon the Qurragh.
CORN-EXCXANGE, BIIIIIX-LANZ, May 112.5.-Our market was
well supplied with Wheat to-day, the dessitsd fcr which Wimi
heavy, except prime samples of Witte (roe Essex, which ob..
mined last Monday's priees ; but all other sorts were dull of sal ,
land Is. per quarter lewd. Barley is from Ys. to 3s. cheape.,
and what appeared this morning could net be got, off at that re-
duction. Oats are Is. lower having large arrivals. Best a and
Peas are 2s. per quarter cheaper, the demand for each berg
small. In other articles no alteration.
SXITIIPIELY MARKS?, MAT 41. 6d. to Ss. 6d. pep
stone of Sibs. ; Matto's, sa. 6d. to 6s. 611. Veal, Ss. Ws. To. od.
Pork,Ss.64l. to ths. 6d. Lairalas7w 011- to llo• 6d.--Cattle at Markt,
Beasts 1320; Calves, 180; Sheep and Landis, lame; ply, 300.
Hay, 31. 10s. to .a. es. Closer, Sl.Os. to 41 10a, straw, W.
to 11. 1411.
London, England, 1820-05-22

LI'I'ERATEIRE, Ire.

ROBERT BURNS.
w arrow ow OCCASION or TNT ANWITINSAILY or ins IIIITII•DAT
NLISO COLILIZATID AT amnia.% &LAWN 8, 1820.
What bird, in beauty, flight, or song,
Can with the Bard compare,
Who sang as swest and soar'd as strong,
As ever child of air?
His plume, his note, his form, could Bons,
For whim or pleasure, change ;
He was not one, but all by turns,
With transmigration strange :
The Blackbird, oracle of Spring,
When flow'd his moral lay ;
The Swallow, wheeling on the wing,
Capriciously at play :
The Humming-bird, from bloom to bloom
Inhaling heav'nly balm ;
The Riven in the tempest's gloom;
The Halcyon in the calm;
to " auld Kirk Alloway," the Owl,
At witching time of night ;
By " bonnie Doon," the earliest fowl,
That carol'd to the light.

Ile was the Wren amidst the grove,
When in his homely vein;
At Bannockburn, the Bird of Jove,
With thunder in his train !

The Woodlark in his mournful hours;
The Goldfinch, in his mirth;
The Thrush, a spendthrift of his powers,
Enrapturing Heaven and Ea! th !
The Swan, in majesty and grace.
Contemplative and still;
But rous'd—no Falcon in the chace
Could like his satire kill !

The Linnet, in simplicity ;
In tenderness, the Dove ;
lint, more than all beside, was lie
The Nightingale, in love !
Oh, had he never stoop'd to shame,
Nor lent a charm to Vice,
Ilow had Devotion lov!d to name
That lard of Paradise !
Peace to the dead!—ln Scotia's choir
Of Minstrels, great and small,
He sprang from his spontaneous fire,
The Phenix of them-all !

LESSONS OF THRIFT,

MOSTGOMEILY.

PWILISHED FOR GENERAL BENEFIT BY A MEMBER 01
London, England, 1820-05-22

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TIIE JIOTHEWS MEDICAL ASSISTANT;
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BT Sir ARTHUR CLARKE, M.D. ke. Ect.
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