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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-02-20

We have received copy of Mr.. TpoNas'
speech in the Senate OF the United States, on
the bill for the relief of purchasers of public
lands, which shall be published in our next.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-02-20
THE FLORIDA TREATY.

Extract Of a letter 10 the Editor Of tie
Norfolk Herald, receivca hcr The Ed
wara B. Douglas, arrived at .Naz0-
York, dated
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1821-02-20

The first meeting The Board OF Di-
rectors of the State Bank, was held to-
day. We understand that il is their in
tenton to put the Bank INTO immediate
operation. 10.
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fF0r Me Massaeh,lsetts Spv.l


Messrs. Edtors-I was shocked by the peru
sal of a poeticd eulogium recorded in several
papers) on NAPoLEoH BUoNAPARrE. The
subject has suggested the following lines. If
not unworthy a corner of your paper, win you
insert theIns
WHO shall attempt to eulogize his name,
And cen compare him to Washington
Who never boasted but blacken'd fame,
And sccrn'd the light Of virtues beaming sun.
G>hat though ambition led him through the
field,
In quest Of plumber and nations spoils.
Though to his vaIour thousands had to yield,
Still at his deeds humanity recoils.
What though his name to ages may descend,
Shall it TO glory ever make pretence?
Who shall his vicious character defend,
Stand with the vital blood of innocence
Should Russia his atrocious deeds rehearse,
Say, would they be with appreciation reada
Were ali his erGehies enroll'd IN verse,
Who would lament the migty copq'ror dead.
To merit If his fortune was confn'd.
The bold invader must be poor indeed;
But with his sword, foe to all mankind,
What other friend would the oppressor need ;
That bold assertion let me not reflte--.
He rose the grandest, and the greatest fell =
Grandwas the sight, no one will e'er dispute.
And great the fall when Satan sunk to hell.
MARIA.
Sstten, Sept. Is, 1921.
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Lady Hood to Lord Liverpool.

Lady Hood to Lord Liverpool.
BrGndeabugh House, August -, 1921.
Ny Lord-Though | have not the
honour of your Lordship's acquaintance,
] cannot resist the impulse feel to adj
dress you, not as the Minister of this
country, but ! wish TO speak to your
heart and ! am not without the hope of
inspiring you with sympathy on this
most interesting and awful subject.
have often, my Lord, heard you highly
spoken of. Some time ago / was ac-
quainted with lady, who was either
nearly allied to you, or to the late Lady
Liverpool her sentiments of your fix
ed principles, inspire me with hope that
you will act up TO that excellent mont
tor within every ones breast, to do as
they would be done by, Why, my Lord,
is her Majesty's funeral thus indecently
hurried? Mr.. Hobhouse replied TO a
note written by Lady Anne Hamilton
and myself, because il was the Queens
request in her will. This is, believe,
the inst and only request of her Males
ty that ever has been complied with !;
and allow me, my Lord, to put ano,her
question to you. Why is there to be a
guard Of honour appointed 10 attend her
funeral, which honour was never given
to her during her life ? If such is per-
sisted in, / foresee much mischief, and
! fear bloodshed. The people have
ever been her Majesty's only friends
snffer them to pay their last tribute of
affection to their beloved and injured
Queen, without being interrupted by
the military. | have been in the habit
Of attending her Majesty for the last
FIVE months, through immense crowds,
and not a single accident has ever oc-
Cured. Why, my Lord, is the corpse
to be carried out Of the direct road, to
disappoint the people For Heavens
sake, revoke this sentence the evil OF
it exceeds all calculation. have, my
Lord, been the companion of the Queen
for the last Ave months. My previous
knowledge Of her good and estimable
qualities, alone induced me 10 accept
the situation, and from seeing her de-
serted by all her former associates and
friends; and ] can, with truth, assure
you, that not even her bitterest enemy
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-10-03
FUNERaL OF TIE QUEEN

At four o'clock on Tuesday, the town
and nelghbourhood were all in motion.
Numerous horse and foot passengers
crowded the road from London, among
whom were several mourning coaches
and six, and the escort Of the Oxford
Blues, The children of the parish.
school of the Latimer Charity strewed
the road with flowers from the Lodge
TO the farthest boundaries Of the parish.
All the avenues to Brandenburgh-hOuse
were nearly choked up by five o'clock
IN the morning. The scene at this mo-
nent, though mournful, was peculiarly
interesting Horses, carriages, men,
women, and children, were almost indis-
crimnately mixed together; and in no
few instances females were seen weep
ing as If they had lost some near rela-
ton. Atsix o'clock the apparently i'm
movable mass which surrounded Bran
denburgh-house had increased consider
ably; but large bodies detached them
selves, and proceeded forward on diff
ferent routes some supposed the pro-
cession would move one way, and some
another. Sir George -Nayler, as CIar-
encieux King at Arms, attended by the
Herald, arrived by six O'Clock. Soon
after, Dr.. Lushington entered, and Mr..
Wilde, Mr.. Brougham, Alderman Wood,
Mr.. J. G. Hobhouse, Sir Robert Wilson,
with other gentlemen, were also in at
tendance. At the same time squadron
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-10-03
The
APOLLINO,
II Grand Musical Tayenf;o,,

Invented and built by Jon PLYMpToN,
native of this State, is row exhibiting by the
inventor, at the same place.
The APoLLINo contains the following
variety Of Instruments and limitations, which.
can be performed separately, or the combina-
ton of any part of them, or the whole at once.
by one performer, gis.-Imitation of the Eoli-
an Harp, Flageoiette, Imitation of Birds, Bu-
gle, Clarionets Trumpet, French Horn, Bas-
soon, Serpent, German Flute, English Flute,
Octave Flute, Fife, Snare DRUM. Bass Drum,
Cym6alls, Organ, Musical Glasses, Bagppes,
Martial Band, limitations of distant Thunder.
&c. sc.
o. Price of Abundance TO the MUSEUM,
and APoLLiNo, so cts.-Children, haE price.
Boston, Sept. 26, 1891.
The Massachusetts spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1821-1823, 1821-10-03
POETRY.
from the New-York Commercial Advertiser. I
ST.4NZAS.

~ ~ ~ q II De
LIFE hath IFS sunshine-but the ray
Which flashes on its stormy wave,
Is but the beacon Of decay
A meteor cleaning DER the grave,
And though its dawning hour is bright
With fancy's gayest colouring,
Yet DER its cloud encumber'd night
Dark ruin flaps his raven wing.
Life hath its fiowers-and what are theys
The buds Of early love and truth,
Which spring and wither in day,
The germs of warm, confding youth -
Alas, those buds decay and die
Ere ripen'd and matur'd in bloom
Fen in an hour behold them lie
Upon the still and lonely tomb.
Life hath its pang-of deepest thrill
Thy sting, relentless memory!
Which wakes not, pierces not, until
The hour of joy hath ceas'd to be.
Then, when the heart is in its pail,
And cold Affections gather DER,
Thy mouFnful anthem doth recall
Bliss which hath died to bloom no more.
Life hath its blessings-but the storm
Sweeps like the desert-wind in wrath,
To scar and blight the loveiiest form
Which sports ON earth's deceitful path.
o.! soon the wild heart-broken wall
So chang'd from youths delightful tone.
Floats moumfully upon the gale
When all is desolate and lone.
Life hath its hope-a matin dream
A canker'd flcwer-a setting sun,
Which casts Il transitory CLEAN
Upon the events cloud of dun.
Pass but an hour, the dream hath fed,
The flowers on earth forsaken lie
The sun hath set, whose lustre shed
A light upon the shaded sky.
FLoRIO.
POssghkeepsie, flag, 25, 1921.
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NOTICE..

WE, the Subscribers, having
w been appointed by the Hon. Nathan.
aet Paine, Judge of Probate for the County of
Worcester, Commissioners to receive and ex-
anime the claims of the Creditors to the Estate
Of NATHAN UPHAM, jun. late Of Brookneld.
IN said County, deceased, represented insol-
vvent-hereby give notice, that Six Months
from the twenty-frst day of August inst. are
allowed said Creditors to exhibit aud prove
their claims; and that they will attend that
service at the dwelling-house ofJMerrick Rice.
innholder, in said Brookfeld, on the first Mon
day IN October and November, from two to six
o'clock, Pm. on each of said days.
SIMEON DRAPER,
JOS. w. HAMILTON.
BrOotfeA, flag. "a, 1921.
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The New-England
MUSEUM,
76, Court. Street, Boston,

WHICH was established by,
w Act of the Legislature in T818-has
now been open for reception of Visitors two
years, and has unquestionably become the
greatest and most highly interesting Lyceunn
OF Amusement in America.-Ihe publick are
respectfully informed, that the whole reteipts
are lad out to increase and improve the Estab-
lishnent; and that the Collections are of such
a nature, that much useful knowledge may be
acquired by viewing this immense variety Of
CURIosITIEs.
Every person visiting Boston, for
business or pleasure, should be careful not to
omit calling at the NEW-ENGLAND MU-
Scum, TO- Court-street, head of yMarket-Styeet
B'i'Id.ngs---0~r Admittance, % cents.
Sept. 10, 1890.
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BrOOtfeH, flag. "a, 1921.

Worcester, IS.
Probate-Ofice, September A, 1921.
10 the Heirs Of ELIJAH MANN, late Of
Barre, IN said County, deceased, and
TO aNothers concerned IN the Estate of
said deceased, GREETING.
VOU are hereby cited to ap-
u pear Gf you see ft) at the Court of Pro-
bate TO be holden at Templeton, in said Coun.
ty, on the third Tuesday in October next. at
one Of the clock, after noon, to show cause
why the final Accounts of the Executor Of said
deceased's Will should not be allowed and
you will be heard thereon.
NATIiL. PAINE, J, Prob.
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MISCELLANY.
THE QUEEN.
1IzZZZ/Z12~-

Correspondence relative to her .Majestsfs
Funeral.
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Request Of Bsonapurte. has, by
his will, given Lady Holland the Snuff-box
which he formerly received from the Pope.
In this box was found note written by the
ex-Emperour, containing the following sen.
tence So Testimony of remembrance and
gratitude to Lady Hollands"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-11

FNOM SOUTH ANIELICA.

fhOf oOUIH AMERICA.
SALEM, May 1.-Capt Brace las a,cr.d 4 with a
series Of Paper recently established Bshia tD,d
ldade d ouro do Brazil (lhe Golden Age ofBrazi Q
tie latest date Vt whiehis Ftt 40, flied with accents and
a:nag langnage respecting late ution; id also
with suhry revolutionary addresses, songs, hym,s, pos
erus. Sr.
The paper Of the 18Th Feb remarks that its ,it sdop.
ed at the &C the publications wa, Gtnrauye
ofan which would be p rpetoaud by tie memorable
events ofthe oth-a Day, greatly desired in Viii h this
spiendilcy ccln,d back tie regeneration Of the Portuguese
character, which had been rsDundtd on the bank Of ne
DuorO and the Tagm All Brazil ernd out AZ "A anne
moment with holy envy If their EUROPEAN bred r.p. TO
east oil with equal glory thers deyorsm. I, boasts
that Bas has bad the good fortune guard the urr ~hith
contained the seeds Of redemption for Bszi oporo lad
before Zoe Poruca-tat she had heretofore evinc,d her
fidelity la opposition V iudisereet revolutions which
marked With vengeance, and bad rational Object, and
that Bahia had tine eyinccd the like fdcty, ~
the events Of'be 10th current to tie siety and glory We
King When ,be dark shadows which gnorsnc, and nsy
had around the throne di'prll,d. Aer expr4E
hope iat Bra1iiian Cortes might he forned With III
sentiments Of thirty it give, the following account Of
REyOLU rION IN BRAZIL. Z
At O'clock in the morning Of the 10th inst Jis fesim
Of Art ry elt their quarters Fort 81. Pedro eotnna
ed by IT, Col. Manuel Pedro de Frgtas Guimaracy. Il
with d,tir field pitc,s and the necessary smmuDi,it
marched 10 tie Palace sauare. having pieces Of aft
lcry 10 guard the deosiior, Of ars. 1be cavalry edn
afde, by IL. Col. Rfanci.eode iauo oiveira, posi-
also IN e Palace square and IL Leading tcrd &
The Governor the Condo de PAma, Immediately tf
Palace and repaired to dc quarters Of regmgl
and ,nsrshed viii those uojis 10 Gle Pe;Iade sqf II
where was also found pOsie ihe battalion Of Engi
infantry, reg. No. u. Anatfsnpiwt' made b. 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1821-05-11
FROM GIERAITAR

u
BOSTON. Mayl'-By The sch. Franklin, Capt.
HoRToN, which arrived on Wednesday ironi
Gibr6itar the papers OF that place 10 the lOilrs
OF March were received.
OF SPAIN.
G'BRhLTAR, March 3On the I'd of Fer.
the mob compeiled the Municipal B0sy Of
Ofanaoa, SPAN, 20 arrest aud conlise nun-
her ci individuals, including several NIen,ne,a
OF one of tie Courts OF Justice. Complaints
have since been iorwaid ed to the Capital a.
against ih' So illegal proceedings.
About the same time died in the Hospital of
Seville, an old Servant well Known m that
city by tie name OF Hermauo Rafael, whose
remains, fromb local Causes, aud il is added
Win The assistance OF some drugs, appeared
tor several days insnsccptlble of curtupiIou.
The Clergyman al the head OF the HOnSe I'M
med aiely gave out, that The deceased WIS
und' nhicdly a Saut; The town aud country
people Hooked TO tie Hospital; "A number or
miracles were asserted TO have been wrought
ny hrFmaoo Rafael; and the city continued
n whole week IN a stale OF The utmost runftt-
sion. The magistrates having however iu-
ierfered, the body was ultimately buried, the
ciedulons crow dsenI back 10 Their houses aud
The CtIsNma". "GO duiIug all ,hai lime I'D
Ieen VocIriafing, :" Long live nnroTtTa-td
Religion Long i've the King aBdtbe kuyaL
FAINT, D9'lf 10 UnueaeveIs Id H4fe-
scks Was ordered 10 be isken Il aud con-
6ncI.
Ou til" Mn Of ;he same month kFeb. se,i-.
ons dI~tni banceS took place at VIunna. in
consequence, /; Is SAID, OF one or IvGrersous.
having uttered ant-coUstitnti0Gsl kDI,ssin,rs,
in pubiic. Tue R,Ub, not beiug abltto extort.
rom III Cnptsin-CFu an Ofd& for the
inime dat IemOs al from ere prison IL n other.
a"" 'hr summary trial, OF certain &risnueTs
against whom tbry sprtar 10 be been.
sieHtb hcthsrd, made disprsifeuv DO force
them out OF the place Of Confidence y "a q.
deSigi 10 Iui them tn deaih. BuI He Com
siitu ed AuiipTtrS effrciually pxrftH them
s'lFrH 10 pacIit them, and al length NeYaIied
uron lhen u dtspttSe. on giving thtik snleiHu
as snia nces that they would, wnioiA loss Of
Iimc. aisBstcb an express 10 Ms6ndNor The
purpose OF obtaining The TeqnisIte OEer toy
tie trial Of the objects OF then tesentRsnt
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ITALY


LIVERPOOL, March, % Tile cOugrat,,r
fdtions ofMe friends ofCreeuiom are nov Me
'fT"d"cfion n every conversation. aud D,ag
"erefore claim the frst piace az our pohG
cal comments We dO. lnoieed. ,n0St sincere,
~ congrdf" ale orr realerS OH tie opening
epems ofithot war in Hoiy, ,ciich mas begun ~,
the SPIRIT IF proud ami oppressive dpspotjsni.
ibW which dtready WeayS bJTght1HBg aSpecf
"tapor Of The 'ns@ded and oppressed me
TeUoIntiOn an Piedmont may be coDsideyed
deciSire IF Me fate Of tie Aastyian iavasion.
~ rs me signal lOr OfbtT revolutions not on
~ az Nqig. bm az erer0 part Of Europe.
Hhere deSpOiic Princes haze dcceiped Hei,
PeopIe. The repQrtS of SUch resolutions are
G'readg numerous, md although ne wOnM
mt m'SleGd the expectation Of Me earnest
refartfS NJ hbetty, tUen 6y pointing ont
sOu'ccf NJ hope ; YET ne are Teady Ia acknoso.
ledge Mat ne wiHiHgiy kHd onr c0Dfie,,ce
To maHy Of these reyortS We are convinced
TINT me public mimi fhroughom EOrOpe is
ripe fOy MOse y0fi0ndi, praceabic. aad de
teTHlined changes whick hare becOiHea6yoipie.
~ necessary FIR the WeH beiug If tie grrof
ciUihzed p0yfim Of the human race. The
Peoptc of Europe wjH no longer Gend muller
desDofic rule I'll " UiH no bnger M imam
SeyUife ARMIES hey wiH no iongey oDgress
0thtr nations, for tie ambition o(ther NM
dTchs, "o' be oppressed Memseives, Jor the
aDa'7ce and corruption If lyraHts and their
ministers. We are therefore preyared In
6etiege mat The iHswrcctiUaIy monuments,
Dhich are dated n Some ofthe Lo,uioa pr
Pe''s 10 be rapidly iakiag place from Warsaw
tn Polend, 10 Lyons an France. D,ag not he
totfdc'ons; md hhat e0en Tie advancrd gaard
Vt fhe ANst'ian arp'g may be more wiiin
70 ferot 10 me Nenpotiaas, than 10 atfack
ifm, The sentiment Of emancipation from
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The T0scaDs have risenen mnsss against
tie AWstfiaus. Very douJtfu!J
The NeapVlitaus state, that up 10 the
VIII Of FEBRUARY, 35 600 Ausirisus had
crossed ile Appeuinrs that $4,000 were
following, aud the whole force which they
had opposed 10 ihrm, amounts to So, 900
regular troops. Gen Carascosa had as
semb'ed upwards OF 10000 bay Ducts. and
6en, pepe as many more these troops
are Indtprudcni OF the regiments from
Sicily, and tbc militia which were strong
in numbers, and on their march. The
Neapoliisn' appear 10 he highly animal
ed, and cbauni the national us mn on their
march.
THE QHeeo ST England had written
letter 10 Lord Liverpool, announcing her
intention Of being present al the Draws
ing Room, which was TO be held on fhe
22l March. The Courier expresses much
Indignation at this Intention, and says, II
such thiHg should occur, every lady
would instantly retire, and leave the IN
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-15

Washington Mar. Ia
TRUE NEWS FROM THE FR,aArE CONGRESS-.
This vessel was left at Lintin on the 7,h
Of November. and was expected to sail Tor
,be United States on the goth OF the same
month, taking under convoy such American
vessels as might be ready and DESTROYS TO
sail with her, - Nat. Int.
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Usage WAR

Understanding that the report Of war
having broken out 10 the Arkansas country,
between the Osagss aud CherOkees, has
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-03-15

given rise to much measiness to the friends
of the Missionary family recently gone IN
that direction. we think it proper to state,
that later accounts make no mention OF !t'
that no account of it is given in official let.
tiers received in this city; aad that there is
every reason TO believe i, to be entirely
without foundation.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1821-10-15
Madeira me, Patent Shot,S
WILLIAM GILLIAN,

Madeira Inc, Patent Shot, &c.
WILLIAM GILLIAN,
AS received per brig Hebe, }. ". Pratt,
Ii master. direct from Madeira,
2 pipes old l.. P. Madeira wine, from
Murdoch, Iuil!e, Wardrop i Co.
And from Philadelph ID
ton patent Shot. assorted from BIB.
to No. 7
IN STORE.
10 cases fresh salad oil containing 50
TASKS each,
re boxes sperm candles, up.rior quality
$ ;$;$;; ;::s Teas, s &c '; 81: Il: : cit
Loaf. lump and brown sugars,
P9 ,,a L ni P; n,e""trifs' Hines.
Cognac brandy,
Holland gin,
A"';ss,, and Ram.
n England }
Green and St. Domingo coffee, together.
With general assortment Of
Other Groceries.
sept. II diw-3aw3w
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For Boston.

For Boston,
I'm The schnr. Hector, Snow, master,
XS&St8G, will sail on Wednesday next; for
freight OF goo b5is. OF passage apply to
A. i. 4. II. ADAMS,
Who hnvs for Sale,
SO bags coffee
400 sacks salt
5000 bushels G. A. salt
$50 bbls. priuie. pork
goo mats cassia
100 boxes soap
5000 pounds sosl leather
90 dos Calf skins
800 reams cap paper
40 hbds English island molasses
80 or casks mountain Malaga wine
Pipes, ! pipes, quarter casks Sicily Ma
dei:a wine
100 bags pepper
$50 bbls No. 2&2 mackerel
200 bblS ground plaster
Boxes Muscat wine
80 bhlS beef, No l.
Ib bbis bright ,anisL.
loo DO tar
10 boxes sweet cordiais
with general assortment OF groceries and
chandlery aud paiuls; which " il! be sod
oct s
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Bradeu. Morgan. &Co.

III UuCI NAV' w.
lave imported in the ships Wilheiulhia
X d Beividera from LiReEpooi
Fine s. super6ne cloths
Do do p~.lisse, do plain & twil'd
Do do ladies cloths
Do double mild drab cloths
Flushinss, blue, drab 4. olive
Eannels, white, red & yellow
Blankets, rose, point l. s,rip'd
B~ombazetts, plain T. figured e.
Tartan plaids
Mefino shawls .l.
Cashmere do. plain & embroidered
Plaid table cloths
Robes of various patterns
Fancy waistcoating
Worsted hose, black, slate + white
Do gloves & caps.
Cords and velveteens
SO cotton apron check
7-8& SO steam loom shirtings
9-8 Il Ga cambria musllEs
India book muslin
Fancy prints
Patent threads
ON HAND,
Sewing silks g. ball twis
Beaver gloves, cotton hose
Black ribbons GALLONS, cassinetts,
Shoe thread, &c. DC.
9 mo 10 'd3teo8w
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For Passport,
"a, The good schr. MARY SPEAR,
.fsSasGl Rober, Perry, master; bnriheu about
720 bb!s. and will re ready to load in a lew
days and wants 3Oo bbis. freight. Apply 10
JOHN II. LADD@ CO.
Who have just received per above vessel,
brig Jane. Monroe and schr. Hancock, tor
sale now shost,
$50 casas Tbomaston lime
rs NJ. meTchantabis boards
60 tons. Plaster
SO bsgs pepper
3S bbis brown sugar
36 white Havana do
81 ST. Croix do
10 boxes lump do
10 or. casks sweet Malaga wine
nall pipe genuine port 10
SO pieces Russia duck
cases fne and common fur hats
u puneons West India ruin
90 casks cut nails OF assorted sizes faro
OF best quality
oct 9 II