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as to facilitate the iristakt . ' glOYlrvidieg *VI *A init . .• who are themselves tsib ett preetwo.btie Vibe T evertherest mid, at wall its Iv iii ihai i 7le th.m. p e lves. - Let dns u all waists 'nil 00 tell the most roncite tetatteityta. 4 4hg 816, re-coquered their freedinie 0411 tit in of tjarny ; they imeivatie in establishing thw kimono' &dry.- • raw le /Awl t . Ohireilex Etreves l Sid•• liitilbefildrlllt• arc% EVENING STA _ • . THURSDAY, AUGIIBI 8, isi& FOCI OF STOCKS THIS DAY AS TWELVE O'CI.OOKs Reduced 614—Cobs. 62j 43—for am. Ss • • 4 per c e nt. 710-4 per Coot. 63if —Bosh 61.1 k. prow • Balk Lang Arum —Feeberleer Odle, 4s. 7,. pre. ONE O'CLOCK : RebMt—Com for mbar/ 6111—for ate. 62* 63. in our front page we have inserted au Address from the Committee of the Association for the Relief and Benefit of the Manufacturing and Labooring Poor. We are sure it will be read with interest by every friend of humanity ; and we haw% every reason ,to hope that the appeal will produce its proper effect in' thecOuntry districts, and be seconded by the env y* efforts of the Magistrates, Vested!, end cie r gf of every denomination in the country.—. Let us hayed loigg pull, a stray pull, and a pull ahve /kr, in a cause so Congenial to the.best feelings of Britons, and there cannot be at question but much • and speedy relief may be afforded to the present gent distress. Let there be no delay. Let noWe'say what can Ido ? You are, it is true, bat en indivi dual ; but the community is composed of individuals, and if every individual -will only do his duty the whole community will be in action--this is what is wanted ; but tis can only, it is evident, be obtained by the exertions of individual:. We have received the eAris Papers of Monday. They contain but little intelligence of interest. Prayers continue to be put up in the French Churches for fine weathir, and yet in some parts of France there are nti grounds of complaint • oii this subject, from Per pignan, for instance, they write in 'the following manner : PERPIGNAN, JULY 22. While the Journals of the Capital are filled with details of inundations and excessive rains, which de•. solate the northern and western departments, we ex- perienee great droughty—our crops would have sut. . feted from it, in fact, if it liad•bsen experienced sooner, hut as it happens, their.appearinCe is superb, and we • sh.4l have one of the best itals possible—the people are tranquil and happy - , and the - articlee of life are abundar,t. • •It26oAoitlit;•lDLY 24. "V . le Iltrhirrriitveilrftlifirtliia;Year done tfiuth mischief to otis fair, b **fears with which they in. spired the Caiteins.of All nations who come for mei. chandi•ce. The Popelsas dooe.all he earl to protect commerce. Several *4We:A war have left the torts of, Ancona and Civic* Veoehia ; bat commerce re. quires the liberty of the seas, and our forces were io sufficient to seems that of the Adriatic and the Me. diterrancan. The articles which have arrived from Florence bare sold best. Abundance of oils, woollens, and straw-hats, have. been sold. On the other hand great Onrchases have been made for us of timber for naval purposes. Upon the 'O r iole we hate no reasvii to c our mittaWes are filled but we should tiave dont stillbelter without the prates. lasi ken i4:ll . l . ?.vviiit:i.iini iisiii 4 1 1.4..hi.-...,' I,bettlik a e AttAl . .' 4e,i'ViliCtrattie *lt it all% 0. 164 04IWAIW 1 4-tliiiiiiimakte 0 . gii Illeatil l diAlistri o o* 4 • 44 issaitt)646giabio, - ~*Et di* thointe. Famed sfk thoptine wi§kiiiii Afire' 16 1 11 1 4a 0111 of lOW* sot Illitress, oP nontidatien. I den and resat* as Cothilbmationa kir m0#4 , ..' to AB Inch, iejii . eberftitgink o* the Oast of Fraike theri is a shirt ittigMare . . I:belong rat: tihich'• the' cnimpehed them to tali; ..ori. his .14 amPletiiy i . .g.; hauited their eeloortes - , that they cast with dillieski. if at /Il i meAt the expenditure required for their own internal affair:. It is puntiltge; therefore, that they thould maintain theiiiiies necessary for the litternif i tranquillity of France; but they must be maiutained. rin Frtnee, fur the safietyof Eu ro p e , an d co n sequent ly of France; and France must furnish the meaas. To talk of any deficit in the Finances of France (and they speak of a deficit of three millions) is ambing to.the purpose... In the Finances of other Powers there are greater deficits a• but we, impact that .a whining Memorial from any of them CO Franco on that account would only be laughed at. Intelligence at all to be, relied on is obtained froth Spain with great difficulty. There every thing is i hermetically settle& againet,tbe introduction of all foreign Journals : they know noshing but through the Official Journal. .The Police and the Inquisition'' tinted have ailed the country withipies : no °oedema 1 ..In open - his mouth, and •muth less t o writs resp e ct. mg political events, at she Post.oflice has already served as a fatal trap to many. Ls Spain the same war is carried on against the use of British mangier. torts as in. the Span of other; of our generous Allies. The inhibitapts of Barcelona latey.sent a Deputation' to Madrid to - solicit his Masesrf to prohibit their in troduction into Spain, as they /ill 3/m4r/rind:wry and produce little or nothing tq the Treasury, in conse i.quence of the fraud of the British in bribing the ',Customhouse Officeri! i The Emperor ALEXANDIR has communicated tik the OTTOMAN Point his desire that the hiediterra. nean and Adriatic ahould be freed from the outrages .f the Barbary corsairs; and at the same time, that, he considered the cause of 'the Christian Powers, who had recently experienced injuries from the Barbarians, as the common cause of Humanity, and would there• fose clin his forces to those of the Powers united for the destruction of these pirates. A Harnborgh Mail has arrived, but its *lntern are not of a very prominent character. It will sue- I -:prise some of our Readers to tied that in the North •of Europe they are suffering as much from the want of rain is they- are in the %Addle from its great quart. City. ' The wet weather warns to prevail only in •is belt aroatdif the earth ; for in the South they are in want of raid as well as in the North. • Her Royal Hiebueictie Prlnceis of IVALEsis atm in the. Holy Land—probably at Jeructleml . having, by. the • last accounts, set off from Turkey on this oj ui 'lcy. LErlliJt FROM ndrasscao. or Tile MOM Of LAUFM SLIW, 28TH JULY. “ Yesterday, in the presence of the States of the chief public bodies, &c. this Duchy was lorinally' given tip to his Majesty the King of Denmark. Tile Royal Hanoverian Commissioner, M. Von During, halving first given it up to the Royal Prussian Corn missioner, his Excellency Count Grote, the latter, in the name of his Sovereign, then delivered it up to his Excellency Count Raventlow, Commissioner from . .his M.ii•ity the King of DrintnAfk. The battalion the lowly/ell was dissolve(' the dAy before the na. tiers .of this Duchy were disch trged. and the rest of die battalion marched to Luneburg.” PARIS, AUGUST 5. Captain CLAcriims who has arrived. from Havre itt Marseilles, %%AS visited on his passage by a piratical vessel bearing a n'tie flag, and having hi the middle a white hand, and the Master of which called hirn sett An independent Spaniard of Buenos Ayres." kie Was in 96. N. lat. and 11. W. longitude. cotiftalia laTitAmolNAttv OF MONDAY MORNING. The King reteived yesterday. before Mass, at a' private audience, his Excellency Sir Charles Stuart r, m Ambassador from England, and B aron Uchtri,l Minister Plenipbtensiary of Saxony, who severally presented -letters of crlkgretulation fruar their Sow,. reign; nn the marriag* et the Dike de Berri. The Duke de Bari has given COOO francs to the p: or of Versailles on the occasion of-his anarrilge. Yesterday prayers wefe reeommenced in all the Churches for fine weathet. The concourse of Chris tians was immense. From Bourdeaux 'we learn that there was a dread ful explosion at the powder mills of St. ls7edard, on the 26th ult. At four o'clock in the morning the mills were set to work, but scarcely had they made ten revolutions when the mill called that of Saiai Birk exploded. Happily no person was hurt. By private letters from Paris we are informed t!)at one of the early measures of the Legislative Bodies• on their meeting again in October 'will be An Address to the KING, to anorak -with the Allied Powers to withdraw or diminish • the number of foreign troops, end to prolong the time of paying the tribute. Such a manoeuvre will not surprise any who have marked the uniform conduct of the French towards all the world ; or that of the greater part of the world io winds England. How few of the Treaties by which other Poviers became bound to pay money to Great Britain have ever bees executed ? How few of the Loans made in this country for other Powers have . . , FROM THP.• MAINE, JULY U. • Last Saturday the lour horses that draw the greft peuage vessel from Mews to Frankfort, were carried by a whirlwind into the middle of the Rhine, where they were all drowned, but the driver happily escaped. Thl Swiss Diet has seven to General• Backau ti n and (2oarter-Master-General Finites•, gold swords, as A mark of honour fur the service they had done their cuuntey. . According to a panipitlet published in defence of the late French Minister of Finance, M. Louis, it seems that the Allies, by a private engagement, re ceived 25,10,0000 f francs front France in the year 1814. . On the 16th a trial was made with gas lights One the horse market at Frankfort. which answered all espectauens. HANOWA JULY 25. We heasthat his !loyal Highness the Duke of Cumberland is expected here in &Instant. We learn further, that. the Royal Pidate will be, if not wholly rebuilt upon a new plan, at kast arranged in a more convenient meaner. The plan for this purpose has been fur examination to London. BEALIii; lULY 21. Her Majesty the Quinn of the Netherlands loft eV: to•day, to return homes At Pot data. she will take, leave .ot' the Princess Charlotte; who returned there this morning from MAgtleburgh.. The Prince and Princeu of Orange Will depart in - the beginning of next week for Komi:a I they will then proceed aloes the Rhine, and out the s►iy hive tit interview wit► her Imperial Highness the Grand Dachas Maria. hereditary Princess of Sale Weimer. HAMBURGH, JULIt is. According to accounts Irons Turksj, it MOWN, of Wales had left Comigadhopla. whin die ' • ' ' ~. • , • • •. Will heelers . ' 'l4 'thiamin' Sj ilitit the tiniest distinetitik; end wale* * 4 . alßei.. whence' She Ijiiii &A * 'resins to h er _, esenakile4.o2r.Coinf4. . • In the kali* kith. 'illicit hialidajestr ritS.Kiiig 'cif Pruitt wild Awed 'Warder, the•do beforthe sht ,rift for terkbed• rii save to the !Nine* of . Oniig 6 Vie Hie Reitiemot o f Infantry, siliieli biar the naneb 4f "Binimr,•! in honour of that brave Genital. .‘, Aritige mil botteie pOblie prayers were pot tti to innikre rain.—On .tl , e 2SJ of July the courier leli °Copenhagen who carrier to St. Petersburg)) the p r o, .of the altOlUioo . ol . the. King of Elsamark to the liolk Anion*. • ... .: -, • ' , • -, •. .4!'• iiii ll iisstittom MO. to. For these four weeks Oda we bails had a conliiined diOnght.• it is long sinei we have bid in the With inch an eninterript.ed series of dry weather. . . • : • . -The =bongo on London. at gualnirgb. !tetii of .itili. wae:3s.6i. - • Tbls morning we treeiied h vaiietiof letters finm die Wed India Islands, whiCh communicate some interesting intelligence respecting Smelt America.— 'A letter froth Teneriffe states. that tfyi Independents have a higate of Sigilns, and a sloop of 40, enticing of the Canary Islands. which halm made several valuable capture. from the Spaniards. ;it is said all the American pens are open for their reception, and a west iletive maritime war is now carrying on.. '&44ra faXviduals in this country. have recently Purchased fast.sailiag viebsels, fittet . ithem out, and then preceeded to Buenos Ayres, where they are equipped as privateers, receive their instructions, and immediately sail to cruize against duLtipaniards ; among sJ3em is the Prince of Neufchatel privateer, which has recently sailed from Eitgl•lnd, and is, said to have arrivi,J at UllellOS Ayres. The A:nericatss are equally active. and are determined to second the exertions of t:te Independents in favour of Emancipation. aTRACT Or. A LRTTRI . I 11110 M THR ACEVTA TO Lcovrfs, t ••• AT NAPLIN DATIL!) JULY 151 "Ay this day's letters. from Corfu, we have the disaitsesuble tidings that the Plage, has broken out is Cephalonia, and that thirty fie persons fell s vic. thus to it in three days." • ILXTRACT Or A marmot FROM TtIR AGENT% TO LLOYD'S, AT . CIREttA g DATED 27T11 JULY. " There is newt in Town that a French vessel with a cargo of slaws has been captured by a Tripolitan cruiser. and carried to Tripoli." BRIGII7IIIV, AUGUST 6. Eight o'ctock. p. m.—The PaPecs RIGENT and the I Duke of CAMSKIDOS: have this instant arrived at the Pavilion. Their Royal Hmhnesses 'ere accompa-: 'need is their travelling.carriage by the Earl of Frva and. Lientraant 7 Gerrera Sit ..Daajasi Vt.og i st A: merry peal from the chnich•billi his just struck up, and the 'Oink town is nn the alert. The Rev. Dr. CLAnKe. the Chaplain and Librhtian of the Prince Regent, Caine in this afternoon w i th the East of EGltliMahl; from Pert/milt. His Lord- ship has a horse or two to tun to-morrow, at the commencentrut of the annual racing sports . at Lewes. The assembly of degasses at IValkes's hut night was by far the greatest of the 'present season. The mortar or bomb placed facing the Horse Guards will be opened to the view of the public ou hioaslay..being the R EGENT'S Birth-Day. Yestie4ay about half past two o'clock the Duke and Duchess of Gt.numerrait arrived at Gloucester. house, Piccadilly,. from their seatat Bagshot. Soon afters-nth they received visits from the Doke of Staustx, and a number of fsieads. In the evening they had is seket party to dinner.—This evening their Royal Highnesses honour use Hsy.market Theatre with their presence, and to marrow- 'eosins the Ttog4sli Opera.. A Requisition is now signing 'in the -City for sr Common Hall, on the subject of the Natidnal Distress. We understand that the Secretitry of State for the Home Department. in order to effect a more cosi. plots investigatiun of the conspiracy, which has oc cupied so moth of the public attention, has, very much to his Lordship's credit, determined to bring it im. medistely butler his own eye. His Lordship has, are, appointed a Commission of Magistrates, isy the Under Secretary of State, which Cemmisisan holds its sittings at the _Office of the Hotna. , Department. So far is there from being any triith in the assertion of souse°, the Papers respectini the failait of the Transport Board to obtain ships for the conveyance . of stores to Canada, it is stated, that the Boasd has ststlly engaged the weasels s uccess:ay, and on most reasonable MM. • - Muss aav has been engaged Pr . thee' e years by the 'Protirietors of Drury-lane The Are., A Unit:Work has just appeared which has long been wanted. It is entitled Tale Ft.paarris hiaeuel. L or, Hints for the construction of a gay note/a Gar den, with Observatiops on the best method of pre venting the depredations of insects. - - The Authoress, we understand, was one of the most intimate ac quaintesce of the late Dr. Daawrn, and is the Ap thot of the Botanical Dialogues *dished .some year: since, and also of Sketches of th! Physiology of Vi ' getiki:le the Vtatoe le. • lel:ey e :who, pin of ti Nll. eaa ' s suakd, ifid slio escaped toAlversind Tunis, Iron the massacre !hick the Uhriknyalists . incited against, them at Marseilles, where they bad orders to repair, are id to have materially emstributed td elf: fury of the Barbary hitters against the Ch :tick Thee fbiestiiisee,a4o6 JON* 61 dies eseselhe hoprieseesein, sod tech, assle ehe *ore with abiekth Insks,icomaioing the words :* of . . . , - z... ~ . ......, .. •...•.„. .. • • trir4z imittzitzsCit; . • .. MAILS TN ISAta : - •- •f......, ...r 646 .. . AU. ka. ~..„.... ~ ... an..spe. p . ,i 1 . .. a ... cl leVeteefotd_., •_ 4 / $ 4. . eadli _ ._..... ••• t.' -• 0 9 Mummy read Jersey • . .. • liondaftk_ _ ~.• .. T 10 IV Pews*/ 1 -er. • L 0.. .asissiberell . t"p S. L H"liand •;•• P • 1 Du & 4. i 1 tit s 0 Dauteltir • 0 Mattis ' •-, i* .. il 9 .. •• • - I;l.ir Mat : l'W AUtatii* i t ' . - I ~, Arrived. the Fon-rts trit4e from P.rtstnettiih, hound to Piewlootalanj.—Heaty rain and strirlly . i , otiTsisplitH, *UM:ST.I I .9 4 :,,. Arii yea tr* .l.snotit sloop of siar,.frorts Ilsrhldaesi . truants *tort of si.2,„from Hal f 3 & 4,tbriroi cog, burn transport; from itill-Ags..jro.;,„Q"iestT ßo k ii i k from London, Opond to iloston.—Ariits.tot thq port Jo-day tht Duenip. BARKER. from Africa; pro ceeded for -.:4,—;- -- j in Jar. 5. 39. long. I. 430.4.. was, boarded by a Spaoiih %renft of 22 guns, si t P n o s ed to he a pirate, elm plt4ered her of manrktiales. -. liF.Ai.; rittalttr 4. .; 4: . Arelied And sailed for the River the 6Serhutnt; Bowatas, fro - ni Bonfgali Harvey, lii4..in, from Trinidad.—Cattle..down froM,.the Itiier and realitiO; the Mist, thtisnat.t, for Norfolk, in Atherica i and Selina, S•ro'ckrist.r.%•,t w Frill. Remim in the, tiona his Majestr'e ship Galcistiine ( and Jolla Inglis, *wow, for ..1.04in. , . .. . - , tit t ialcti, * AIN:it/47 6: - • ... ... , . eeta l ig 'SAW the tOr' gotiori, picliet,, for Het! a i gad Lett , isackei, Tor Csslisieri.Wittd N. W. • } , I j .' • • 1.1VR . 1 , 001., AudviT 6. . e Aiii644o 1•61 111$00M11.i t r6llllll.ateeilTatid • ‘'it4 8 fish; sii inni v .kft the. ice 24t1t July ; the Lion we t w o day. litioiris Lot Li;eipsol. • • HULl.,•iiitctio•t e; ._ ,• • •-• - 2 Arrived the Duntoitnes:Dmineb from Greenland; with 10 fi..ii. 230 bunts; M treater, GAM:OMNI, kiln ditto, with 5 fish, ICKS bdtts i ini Toortton, Lasia4 83 seals. R A M3f1.1 I 71?.; • Auouir 7. Arrived early this I .... rnin.t, fmm ,Ostend. the l'rince of Wateilno pAcket, olpt.in . PAGE, with se:. veral patsengers.—"l'his nincning WAS landed, out of nt our Lunilon packets, an immense turtle; weighing upwards of knit hundred weight. whicli we untlyrstond to be, a presetit to the Marquis WELLEILEV.h am Sir G 'once Coot nt:nN who brought 'it home in the N6RTIIVAIIifiIiL A NO. with many others equally large, trout the Island of Ascension, which.. it aid he recollected, Sir Gatttok took posiessioo and lortifieci: • .. ''h owAveiEND, Aucmgr • Areved the Edwin', Vansethi, from Sped.nt ; Woodburn; Muth, from aeeley Creek; Neptune, It.i.S e eru, ll . f rom G reen . land; Robert, Mriridion, froin„Alidig. ,tilited the swan, Niche-re; for Malaga ; Old Vsiemi, APence, for Linea ante; .Unity, Brown; fur liamburgli ; Pidgeon, for Amsterdam; Hope, Wood; fur Rotterdam; Prieice Regent, Besot, tor Libbuu; Prince Regent, Graham, for Teneriire. CUSTOM HOIYM!, AUOUST' Sntrs iNTERED 441 rWAtis3.......tbe Wilily% William John; far Lisbon; Marchioness of Wipl!r•lrr, Got. Maxwell, for Pon William; 'John Thrs Powell; for Newfoundland ; Ann, t.bria; Laybotrie, for 11.1min:re:II ; k4eiens, James Bald. tor Antwerp g Charles, Charles Graybourn, for Leghorn 114 Genoa; Eace, inarphcilider, fur Marsellies:Swim, l'hnotas Alastermaii, fne Oporto •' W iiJI lig, G. it EKrelatan; for An , weri. ; Woodbridge, Jame. S mith, Air Mode:l.i. Citait of Gwri liatovia, St. George and •benropleg—••litth ions, ton to Anion*. • - fic,'Atsrifftf '3.' r • • niday, the Diamond s . IliorvAs . ,. 'With fuer 'Sham (10 tons. and Old Middleton..thurii 4, with seven fish, 112 tons: and SAtonfty "tire Leti+ia, Welberkft. with ten tisk, abottt 5 ) yam; New Mid.: IlAvrea, with eight HAI, Rb(!iii , 7o tons; end Mptune. DRYSDILI, with 1U tish - 110 tons of od; • arrived at Aberdeen from .the 'Oreentaiid• Whgle *sheep...limit ships bill* no farther icounta of the fishery than those already stated.' ThW Middleton Nilest in cbmpaity with the'rhorntort; of Hell, actin, • • sad bdauchester; Of thwsnme port, - aillr live fish. 't• EAST INDIA SHIPPiNd. Yesterday a Court of Directors was. hel#l It 0141 • East India House, whim. -the 1411nxii*sllij . ,piatela u p 1 - 4 A the ensuing seas , an, s , IN were ti tkw i tt Z.. • an. Ps. Top: s. . Ci)&II}ANDFA6. . cAllyirlo simbay, leo*, Areal. Itioni.not, and Cbtng. fletieral Harris, twin, G. Welstcad,• Dl.to.' Charles Grant, latest, i. Lock, ; • • • I.!itr t s,- ..r . Mani Camden, Jam, Tai 4 kina.,l „ Vaiisittall, 1200, it. J. Dairying* r „ We. Lowther Castle, 1200, CAlankr.:l, Ditto... Inglis, 1.200, W. Hay, • Dittos ' • General Kyd, Iwo, A. Hairne t . Bansl and: Oita.. Atlas, ItniOs C. 0. Marie I)iud4 Herefordshire, 1200, C. Mime, 11 4 4,1 ra5, Prince of Btidgewater, 1260, P. Hawses, .. t W , 1 2 1. 1 , 11 194114 Waterloo, 1200, Births • - • China direkt. Winchelses, 'l2on, H. Scott, Ditto,. Dorsershirr, 100, N.Surner, Ditto... • Royal George, l'imnitni, . ISicta. . • • • The Pilchard Fishery is now begun on the emit ' of Cornwall; many sliteds of fish have apiieatrild, and' 111 st Thursday 100 men took charge' ot sit semis: it . liio f . • • . • ' ... The Itotps..T4sferu:at. lenfibtaton,teil bi l ne 4.4) , .. . . boast of a . most repeatable mieong. of, lot) rind. =honourable Ancient Britons, Irhitl? WilibaW;there• cos foltinday, the 12411, at • Augmt. 1 8 t& tii:celo -alp ,• , the natal day .. /.f their must beriOmleisi r and: ht-l),,1 Patton, the I'4 ince of We Les. A..;envtikiibty . tine bug . .l, front the seat of boundless . hoeffiff,.Wrift-, . stay Perk will stapdat bay :in the, eoitre .of .a ' tAt4le, to be covered at, five o'clock; noilt.kiench d4ii.tiel bit Stilidi Isibetainial repeat of rnagt, beet pl u mb. podrlitip tko, ike..god acrimPanied by atikte Oda, according to the ancient custom . of that .4faling spot, the prinCipality of Wales; and the More nottilat_o Jo. Sillable their. Dajcilillemullts Wegqi3 l l4.X be introduced and ilaydt on by Welshmen,: % ,: i .;: THE CoriiitAbAer.-.4Brach lbw trit,toe•lnstiiit be fresh in the Memoty of our Reader .as,be64- 1 ,1 1 ac . complict with Vaughan, the fitii . - erdiiii i . , .th i s mortfiptt effected. his escape . ! ... 9 4 - 1001.4.1 ve . , C.ompter,,_from aft upper ..11,16 .in tbnt of that _Olsen. It is said that 4 l . (sutejoer.ys boy Obsereed him descending, and iiumeditt# ,ring the.alarm . bell at the prison d00r;.. 411 Wlik) , lf infiniiiiimi was instantly conontonicated i' th' l er and other Of when fortunately, 6 7 . that act' ity cif bate of : be former, he was traced . td . isle. is WOK:, in Drury:Jane wher e ha abas appanbiatiett sod safeiy conducted back td Prism At the einie our Papa went to prong, • the "kid Mayon W I , sluing en thiamysterions bee ' nest and minutely aniestigeting the. dreamy. .ces relathe.to his emotes. . . . .. • %, -...- f