The Sun. — London, England, 1816-05-22 00:00:00

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Moniteur of last t u ts reached oily Otlice by a private channel. it states that the dis tlirbances which haye agitated thelsere are entirely tif)pressed, and that the detachments from r.yons, fxe. have vet ttrned to thcirbontes. The ricpcli funds at lier implore, ti n ts corroborate th t secounts given in the Jotirnals in contradiction to, the exaggerated reports ill letter s front Frauce . . Ara. h t that the igiultion which certainly existed to ' ct great extent in the-tirst weeks of May, has sub sh!cd into quiet and peace. The folloWing .1* all the, news we can extract from the " l'Atits; MAY 18.—Thelatt Official account's' (cow the here announce thmt trantriillity is quite t:ptitt4islied in the communes, 4.$ filch had bcen tutbed by rebellion. The detachments of na tional guards front 'Lyons and other towni ha te teturnial to their departnien:s.-- , —(Mouilear, May 19.) " Moniteor contains a natio°, to the Scholars of the Polytechnic School, that if they shall ap pear pnblicly in their former dre,s, they shall be arrested by the gendarmerie. " The Royal Museum, for the exhibition of the works of artists, will. in future be open ed on the 2.lth of Apiii, instead of October, as WU before arrqoged. • " The , frigate Ettrytlice left Brest the I 7th Itavingon .hoard M. Hyde de Netiville, his Mojesty's Minister to the United States." . . FRENCH' FUNI3S. A ner Cents. 15 , 1 1. ifs C. 25 c. 20 e. 1311 . 141 t .‘etioiti, • ; ........ . ..... 1077 f f. We congratulate the "Country on the continued declension of the prices.ot Corn, and Flottr, and . Bread, The alarming start which these chief" tie . - cessaries of life lately took had thrtiWn s'evertil disitiets.int(t disorder, and as we are told, tritbont benefiting eit ber LAIMord or Tenant. WI) ty thin reap the hints of these daring speculations) Who. ever they are, their proceedings must bu narrowly watched and •Vigorooly counteracted. Othetwiie instead of a moderate, steFoly „'and level price, which nil! pass into the. pocket of, and reward the grower corn ; we shall be made the sport of a `t;et of me n who, by their immense capitals and other means, c•in contrive to sway thi.; market, and bubject the country to all the evils of these con vulsing fltieti'mtions. if any proot were wanted of the extent of misr cilia to Wilith itld) a system may be carried, it ' evinced by the late' sudden rise and present equally sudden tali, without any fair or ratioal foundation in .the state of the' supplies and de ttmutidn for consumptinn. Last nigbt, among other interesting topics dis. eatot d in the, Muse of Commons; the Roman Ca. th' o liek Question nips brought on by speeches from Mr. W. 1?4.1.1077 prCbtOtillg froth the Catholicks of Englanit - , anti hum Mr. GUATTA:: on moving) "l hat the Iluuse should, early in the next Session, take intiAfs serious contideration the present state of the Laws 7especting the Catholieks of Great Brit:tip and Ireland, with a tiew to the adoption of such measures as should tend to the get►crat satisfaction of all classes Of his Majesty's subjects." This motion was supported by Lord CASTLE.; seActt,,and ably opposed by "Mr. Pritt, Sir Geouos oul others) ;toil, on a division, was re* j o -t e ,l by 172 to 141—Majority 31. Our Eitahiish ment in Church and State has thus, thanks to the wisdom of Parliament,, been re. prieved for at least another year, and no hopes are held out to those who batter at its foundation, that they -wilt succeed in subvert Mg the glurio,ui (Ad, shalt we add, immortal) FASHIONABLE ELOPEStENT..—A Gentleman, well known itt the lashiorcable circles., and remark:lWe for the liberties which he' took eveh with the iii i fftest Personages in the kitigdom, has, it seems, Witliitt the last few days, suddenly retreated from Xll lti; connexions, and, according to report, is gone to the continent, Some - dispiitys, arisiog Iron) gaming, in tvitich the Gelltlemanin question i t „ said to bate receivertthe most severe reproaches trout his adversary, are said to Ilv e • breri th e m ediate occasion of. his retreat: Mit the tratter ralto ;etlhes is c(insidered as , a A: t'y e raortlinary event lib the 1111114'1i tyffashiol'ilt!lL ;,:efi some rrsotts ti.'o not scruple to predict til t ) t thf: keit) if the MP! iS itl6 Mitell it eiti.:"Ca of the World CYCY to return to this country. ' ~~ ilAirAt NEW. ljEat, v 21.—Canie down t'rotii the Rivet' the. Bricislk Meru, 6D:wAttDs, for the Cape t”,(1, India, and remains at anchor in the Downs ; also the John and Robert., SwrilTog, and sailed for Qwebec.---,Atrived The Prevoyantse store-ship Franc the Westward, and sailed for the N. E. PLYttoutit t MAY- 20.--Curve the Nehru! frigate . and Ceylowsloop of wilt flout Portsmouth and the Prince Edward, TIZENIAIN, Iron Li°adult, bound to Newfoundland. PORTSIIOpIII, AI4Y 21.—Arrive . his Majesty's ships Grecian ant) Algerinti froin a cruise, avd re main.—Winti FALmolynt, IVIAr 19.—Arrived his Majesty's ship Jasper from a cruise. Sailed the Louisa packet with rt 'nail for the West Indies.—Wind T. CCiflK, MAY 15.—s Arrived lris SHesty'4 ship noon, SjoliGAN, frotn - Dublin. IVAT:ltrotto, 11,AV ALISON, of the Jane Gordon, front .Ayr for Cork, put in hero on Fria +y evening, repurts that t6e.o off' Arthenre.bead, a little before six A. m. ou that day, %villa IV. S. IV. 4 brig about twelve milei to ' iud vrard,sailing close by the wind, teas seen no more alter a ludtlen'sfituill at \V, N. IV., and it is fored has perished. TUE PRINCE REGEN i'S cortur. , (CAmaa twat?. DDltrtss).—Vesterbv the PRINCE BEnEtsT held a Court at Car tort-house, a hick was.. attended by the Cabinet Ministers, and all the Grand Officers of the Household. The Curt was held for the sole purpose of receiving an Ad dress from the University of Cambridg.e, ni the recent Marriage of the Princess Charlotte frith the • Prince Leopold.of Saxe-Coburg. The asseuildage . 'of. the. University Meru hers was greatcr than any . that has met for a great windier of years. There. 'were not fever than 400 13entlemen, who, being' all stressed in their vat inns iteadernical . rohes, and walking wo and two frdm the Thiritched•-honse•to• Carlton house, presented an exhibition at once, novel and itnrintsingto a. Liindon speetator, The crowd, indeetl,of spectators, both i n carr i ages and on foot, was. immense ; and though there was no - appearance of tniitary aid, tirtre was not the•. slightest tumuli or obstruction. This ninnertnis,' and grand procession, headed by Dr. Kaye, the 'Vice-Chancellor, .was joined in the anti.toonv of etrifon-house (where they'. arrivtd 'about three o'clock) by the puke of Gioitcester,.the Chancel. • lor, in his foil robes, :Ind by, the Archbishop of Cashel, and the. Bishops isf Chuger, bury, - Bristol, .Exerer, Bangor, ..St. Asaph, 'and Clo4her. A . great number ot.NoWernen•also au- COmpanied 'the Attire:- . ;tuong whom were. th e • s ut Lausdowne, Spencer, E4:l I'e ry Eat t_gouptou, bora Suhul-,- Lord 130.6m4i, Lo v (i and - fiord 'Weyfyrottit. Mt. :Wiiber fmce was a:,O in the itytKession. AttaretHitirryr a short time, during. which they !lingua through the diTercut splendid apartmeots, The Whole semblywere,condneted by the Lord Chambvrilin into the presence of the Urgent, who was seated on . his mna. The I)nke of (11,iteester then read the Address, and the Regetit, read an answer, lrall orvery kind eit-PresNions to the ITuiveriity. The Deputation theta had the honour of kissing . the 'Regent's hand. The Prince then left his thr ,, rte, and ‘ralked throsigh the click , paying on all sides a very mat ked IA nil flattering attention. The Prince was dressed' in blue, and decorated with Ai lag' Orders. esterday the Earl of VI 7 Es-rt H F4.“111?) and count SinotouTti had, audiences of the VIUNCE ItitGENT. . ' Yesterday the QUEEN, the priirresses Inv" avid MAttv, the Princess Cit A tmorec and her loyal Consort., dined with the PitILICE Re- Carlton-honse. the evening there was tt numerous and sßlendid Party. Mr. SMITH, who had been confined for some time, has at length received a passport tOr Eng land, upon condition of quitting Paris imme diately. • Since Sir THOMAS ACLAND was at the PRINCe, RII•GENT'S Levee On Tuesday last, a report has been current' its 'Exeter , that the Hots. Baronet svill shortly he called up to the House of Peers.— Wesfrra Luminary ) The first battalion` of the-3d Regiment of Foot Guards, of which his Rapt, Highness the Duke of Gt.oucas'raa is Colonel, have received orders to hold themselves in readineis for foreign service. A detachment of the 78th regiment are to cm., bark at Leith for Orkney, to relieve part of the 3d veteran lists►lion now quartered there. Yesterday the detachment of Light Dragoons, tinder the commatiti of Ceplam PETEIIS, who are It:lilting the exercise of th e !A l ic e , had a g ran d drill•day at the QueßNVßi‘tiag,house, to which tt great mauler of - tlistingoished characters were admitted. Letters from Paris mention that Count TORKNO and the other Sinwish Liberalel have been con veyed to a MuiSoll tie Saute' at Chnitiot. Th e ir chose Was, it is suit!, to be immediately submitted to the Ministers. The' theatrical veteran, little QUICK, has iw 'fartunately suffered lately, trOtri an attack - of the palsY, but is now nearly. recovered, , Piccadilly, from the 'commencement of the Green:park to Hyde-park-gate,it is stirs, is 4041 t to be . paved with cast irou, wltich is now inviter , big at a folindry ineWales, by direction of the pa rish 'Of fit. George, Hanover-square.. Monday night, a little after , nine o'clock, as a Gentleman who'rehid t 4 in Piccadilly was return ing f ow the City to his house at Kennington, an oppilrentiy decent man tripped hint up, winch hurt hint by the. fall, and -while prostrate. on the ground,_ contrived,topick his pocket of his :note ase, Which contained, happily not payahle'for lesv weeks, and other totutorandums. it 3 th e third person ott whom, similar attempts have been mad in the sonic heigtibuurhood„ hrtrfisH . . • It is 'With in 10) ii! ' easti re that We annotinec the isc-opening of this receptacle or the Arts, sivltl'ell'''We ao-nbr not has eminently contri buted to improve the taste of nut countrymen, by exhibiting the bint eitamples of the great Nia;ters for Mer itt tf,,e4reveral school.; of the Con ' Intent. Tice Collectien submitted in private to the Connoitseur4 on MondY yeSterday, con sists of the best , qecittletis of Italian and Spanith ti'enius, end tls..rublic are highly indebted to the several Proprietors of the respective protioctions, for -suffering- such . valuable treasure's , of Art to removeil from under tli•eir Own imme diate protection, tor the IA ntlable purpose of eicit:ng a 5.01.4 of eintilatipu among-the . Artists Of this c;mntry, refining their taste, andeuriehing their Imaginations the most elevated tierce* dons esccellrnee in art. Arnong the present : ti eaSttry cif gestini are the works of Itaphnel, or regio, Claude , thodo,Domidieliitioi the tionisinii the Cart:at:di ) , MUrillo, Baisand, Julio Romano,Sailb P. Veroneze, Parmigiana, A. del Sartii; L. da Vinci, Georg one, Velasquez,' and (ghee- distingttished Masters. It is needless to say what a gratiktrii ion this sublime collection mast afford to the. Public in gene 7 cal, as well as to the jinlicious ttivink Ill‘cit the names of fhb several. Misters front , the catalogue, it becomes its alSo to notice the persons to whom the works chiefly . belOng, and who have so liberally contributed to the ge neral excellence, Two of the celebrated Cartoons of Raphael, belonging to his Majesty; tkeorate the two extremities. of :he rooms. Taking the names from the Catalogue, we filsrf those of the Rev. W. fl.. Carr, Viscount An' sou,. t . E:trl of Mulgrave, Lord Northwiek, Sir A. Mime, the Right lion. C. Long, the Marquis of StaifOrd ; Ent of Aberdeen, it. I'. Knight, Esq. John Knight, Esq. B. West, E.q. Sir 'l. Baring, Earl Grosvenor, Earl of Darnley, Earl of Suffolk, Sir George BeaninOnt, Sic. &c. Mr. Young and Mr. Gillant, of the Institution, %sere in atten dance, and the Puffins were. visited by a: consi derable tonober of well-known .dniirleurs and per kinks of ilistinction.' THE , THEATR.E. ti,Rit • tA NE.-14ist veryspiendid piece seas produced at this Theatre, under the title of Oberwj's ()alb, or rhe Pu,bul,in rind fi l e Princess. ‘VIriLAND'S admirable Fairy Tale has setved as the-foundation for ibis light ,Drama, the principal ch,ararters in which are ~.fititoda,, the Calivit of Bagdad's daughter, Zli,y INAstt ; Sir iluon, Chri , ti , to her lover, Mr. T. Coori t ; `She. rassmiii, his t,iititer's squire, Z.lr. illyNDl:ti; the Caliph, Mr. It. Ptfit4.tes ; Prince 'rah - Grill!, km-, Other lover of .4nzanda, 11 r. KE:ir ; ,d6,1 , 711trh, the Baasa of Timis, Mr. Ihttmtap ; ,200 7( iirta, his lot mer favourite, Mrs. OttGER ; and fbrufzim, his gardener, Mr. Giti - TLE. There are i,,NO abundance or fairies, with their Ring and Qliecir, the pro. tectot s of 1/nun Thete faithful luver4 iiruter . 7 , a a sufficient giA , An... turn of the it,ii.ger‘ arise o u t Of ileNpotimni, and, after •surtrionnting Kil the " perils," are happily united. A tile like the pr.fsent otiffht not to he submit ted to the formal roles or critiri , m,..H77ll v r e i a part, of tire andietn e last to ltt seemed violently IP-nt on forcing- if, throalgh th!s fiery of deal. • Th e ma jority, however, find the' Candid , who 41;,,1 nor look for a6ncly contrived plot, hrilliant wit, nod tt pirce ritich pretends to little mere than to be a pleasing veltille for ttntsic, scenery, 'and decoration, sere perfectly sati,fied with an entertainment which fulfilled every rea sonahle.expeetation. The runiic is by Mr. PAttnv, and ntheli as ,we have been pleased with the feeling and taste evinc ed by this Gentlemen in former .WOllO, . con, fess that he rather exceeded our Lopes by the va- . vied, rich, and sweet compositi ons o f Oaih. Indeed it is long. since we have listened to more delectable strains. conveyed through the medium of it production so unpretending. The Scenery is also.superb; :and seeing what we. have seen succeed, we are utterly at ft iosit to OCCOMIC for the hostility slte‘vn by part of the audience to the performance of hist night. ivith a very few judicious curtailments, and with' the music more aecurately,given, we cannot doubt but it will long continue not only to be played, but to delight the Public. MISS BIRD KING, THE SWINDLER. QtteliN:-SquAtte.—Yesterday many persons of respectability came to give information of 'their being defrauded by the above celebrated female. Mr. Champion, of 7, Ludgate -street, Confee tiokr, said, the prisoner came to his mOther's , house, about a mo nt h ago , ant i enqu i re d of her' if she could inform her where she timid have gen teel and respectable apartments. She: inlor me d the prisoner that her own. apartments Were not furnished, 1)11! she would g e t them furnished in a few days, and till then site would recommend . her to her son, where she might remain they wet e. The prisoner accordingly came to his house, and, by her apparent artless manner( and the story she has imposed on inch numbers with ; 'be was 'induced to lut be r tem„i n at his house. lie allowed his wif e t o s l ee t ) w i th her, as site 531 d film was subject to spasms . , and When they were upon her, she was obliged to :drink great qnsptities'of spirits. • That she drank several bottles of brandy during her tay‘' with them. She ordered 20/. wort h of tvedding-eakes, which were prepared, and gave directions Where they were to be sent to: Several persons who were in Court had , charges to prefer against thu prisoner. They were ordered to attend on a In. titre day, when the prisoner-would be broualit up fur ce.examinatiolL • . A Dishlin paper of the 22d lilt, reensnmendi an a invisible fence tor .: , (I . 4,r:fusing picastae gro u nd s , as Stiperiot: to any extant, s well in regard to 'strength, appearance, att4,lluraLiility, as exptnce,". ii ill Ft K Coaw-titcAi46A, MAY 7:2 ;--We icceired iNiorn • a ° goo f),;111 to %S ' eat and 0,0 and of Oats there was n huge quantity left ou . Wit day, consequetitifi 'the s°f l c . . ,. r yrAVer , k Leavy and where the prices vi..cre the i'tic" Barley and Malt are thdl; i,i Peas'eed Beans theie i 3 no altesAtion. Xt•th;;i time 461 market 6n nunday, the best non; sold at 75 3 . 1 ,.1 sack. LTOI' if,;TELLIG.::st:E. „ 0013TirwArtK, MAY 20,—We ittiel a very suddrii and unexpected call for hops last Friday and Sa lm-day ; our denian4 iitas chiefly fur We 4,441 Of Kent Bags, free from mould ; the prices obtained were, generally speaking; from 9()a. to 120 i. awl ihe rarchases were to a consillerable amount, though made by only two or l thrce houses, and whether on speculation or nor, it certainly has very much reduced the stock of some Of our lad^ ing Factors.. Fine Pockets continue scarce, and me are Rik. ing More Itioney lot them. Low and, Middling odes are unsaleable. %Him)Ns, MAY 20.--Manv of the 1 - lopl lo 7 tationa in this neighboothooi at present look vet/ Lyl, owing to the cold and ctringeatilc together with Flea, which several of them are literally esti up (Maidstone Journal) RIOTS'IN BIDE n consequence of a cargo of potatoes being about to be shipped at the quay of bideturil, at great number of people collected, armed with bludgeons and other weapons, to prevent the , exportation taking place. The police of Of*. town apprel4iided three of the ringleaders , slut confined therm ter the town prkon. Immediate ly,un the event being known; an immense nuiti her of shipwrights and other s b ea t off the.. police . , broke t k o tr il the priSon doors, anti leased the +Harmers. An exp ress was t h en se nt off - to the North Devon lieo:totory, wh o propyq oesembled ; the mob was innedimely-O6persexL The cavitiry tearain6l. tinder arms, and parroted' the town during the niglst. On bartirday ing several of the rioters were appreheotted, four of them sent of to ENerer, under escort of the North Devon - I;.tomanry Cavalry...they are now lit the countrprison. Oti itrCorniatirin beit,R gi that a great number of disorderly people were Col lecting ppledore atni . Olewhau;es, the eavolri proceeded to the latter, in,ortier to secure allow 30 or 40, Who' were arming themselves with various weapinis. Immediately on the troops. appearing the offenders went on. board a ship, Which tray si. fu ron u fl e d with tire t He, lowering -flown the botttl. and wenvoff to the brounton side of the water, and made tdetreacape. We .tree livny.to gay no have been lost. Too much prai:A: cannot, be be-: stowed on die North Devon Yeomanry, tor their exettiotie utnd bad Vi;) . 1 . 11 prOgre" of the snob in its infancy. On ~trtirrday t og r lit vveiy titiog was perked) , fronton. Soon alter %which ftil.;y of the •Konihitilien pin,;pon*.art and reio, l.•itl tin Veenuarfry, who iptd been of , 4atv* .„, dari7r i ; twOtithfs.. A Correspotirlent,froln St, Unit/n(l'3 states, - that a boy,-abottt l 4 yeirs of agt:, hsl3 surrencia td himself to the illagistrilei, as the p4Ami.,o who set so tlestrtictive a fire to the mill and coro ,ticks io that neighbourhood. The yowl; incelarY solemnly declares t;..it he %las by any one, nor•had be .1 ny accomplice whatever in this transaction. , • gooSSEEKItY TREEts.—White helebore powder of destroys the caterpillar, which at thi3 SCIISOiI of the ye a r ma m o makes great h avoe k ang ttiro: gooseberry , trees. The mode of applyi ng i t is 0$ • ' soon a s th e caterpillar appears, 10' CtiVVI. t" , ~...' branches with the heiebor e p ow d er : a le,itlierit '''.<.. ':. puff, formerly tts ed by hair-dressers, is very tip- ' -.7' 1 , plicahle to the purpose. • A fine pebble, or agate, was lately dugout-of a rock, near the signal tower, iNfontrose, by Mr.( . . M'lsirosit, Architect, Of the extrt , iordinary weight of 13?; pounds. This singuhr stone tieing per fectly sound, of a fine transparent quality,- and exhibiting an interesting figiire, would ',ave.(' . • formed a valuable acquisition to the mineralogist s , but its owner, yielding to au invineiLde curiZt,sity„. hammered it to pIeCCS ! . DMA On the lath inst. at Ely Lodge, Ireland, the Marehionog of Ely of a son. On Sunitay tuor - iin in Wiinpole , treet, the Lady of ti:r Ed warA Itinatchholl, Bart. of 'a iiiVlghter. On the 13th inst. at Durham, the Lady of 'lope Stela t, of Itailerhin, o f a son. • Nlond ty izst , 1t Vertion's Bail s the 14 0 Y of ILI"' Ca,e, Esq. of a dengtrer. 'AZ AI; Yesterday. at St. :large 0, 1,r. , e,h. ezt;' , lrtiin 04.;:t; ra die, E. t f Sic kt i!iy-sta et:t. 144 Aim?, 1 , ;. , t, Mr. Se!ivit:vt • , . _ .. On - giontlat . , at F , t, rz. •.: ' , i' , ,:i • ~ .;Ato; Fi . : , tticAt IltnittAltia, t7sq.„ of t, , • , ; ~ i.1icit, , . ,, :..c,., to jtlii4 1 / 4 1t1 rs, yout,:eit si ii:: ..1 , ',, ', .., , )-1 , 12). lz , i'd '..itynerviite. , The izoth, at gt,Gvot,g,.'-, !i , , :. 1 . ,1,11 - ,., JcAtts t2tottiliz. Esq. to Al/.141 rrttl , Cei fii:d.,... , , ~ I, .: ~ ,1 ,i .4.1 Chie . .tirlgt ,, O• , • Surrey. At Ctptaiti Sattiitr, s,ll - ,:es.h.ll. or kirpg's Reglrisent;. Lq Jetnia:it El , 4a,)utiopst 41..1 -2,-hter the late Janivio Thcol bnI,(::s,I.NIA). (.I•Uptmi tioust`• At li;sari, on Saturday 13W, in her 70th_ year, Chiraste,ul, J. Orign,t+ , ,,d, EN, un)uthio I irtue4 emieurea her to ittt linew her, aril wtmst tc- , 3 c.ta never sulicien:dy be deplored by bur dikuntulate lOn Friday lair, Nir. Bett er t en, b rother of M. Ciovel'i t'f' . Drory-lane Eheatr,!. --- - • 0 " Mktith.r v% ening, after a ling er i n; ilinesi, Mr. Jobli i n.eilv, pf ilk. Ci:othir t ettv:se, g_tisscii.caqtt,- firnry-lam- ' Oil thtt 91i ;list. at Plyblowl), at the early age ul %111, Car - . , ,J I tin Dowell o . 4vii!y. R. N. On the ssth n:it. at Etlinhargh, :Major John Scott, i tlir tSd ite-il3,ew, ' :., The sam e dA T., at Edinburgh, C.lptAin Arthur Law, of Pit-..` tillock, laft of the tOtlt itegiuient. 1 Oil the IW I inst. in Earnard.street, Russell-vinare, acra ; 7.1, Nirs. jiinet 11...ne1.1y, re: iet uf W. Bin clay, E-bq. of his Slie i jests' s' Na% y Pay-Otiice. . : i Olt tbe Qv'thr-Of Apr)l, at Paris, Mrs. GreannUy, %Ole 0 .41 -, ward o (s;arot,titrd(!tr;eitil:tt.:l4-14.1.:„:5.qc0. 17 1; t: r e , E oi I f ii e zo o , .': , C lo4 iv r ilZ :tri Nt l ' ate i t . , th e grt;at r 4 ,- of 141 ,rats. [ Mantlay s t !might, th'llertrand Giff.,rd Gat es , Carats; of M 0..; It attn.' too& 1t , aged RI. LONDON : by J. B. CAltSTAIiti, No.?, Crareft oniliiittirs hy W. A. Scitti , PS, of Wilt ant thr si , No-o t No. t Su tin.) where Advrrtite. w4llll, Vrtitri, Lvtivrs tpostlatiii),&c. Inuit itiJtessed. <` Y~ r f .a:'_