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• .1.5......4.1•L ....,-= - .-ice_.. , , j- -. --.7 .. W.-:.............. .'... =I..,..XIMINEEKR ; .g-....llFollllllFfii.ip*am..a .. • . , ,-- •) , • • \ • • ;•.,. ~. ; .. i NumßE , 10,126 ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE (ASTLErS), • WESTMINSTER-BRlnea - HC PUBLIC is most respectfully inforrped i .that I. this Theatre WILL OPEN on EASTER MONDAY,. 3. 1520, under die immediate superintetidance of Mears. an d DA I , ls, when will he performed, for`the lust anew CHIN F.SE METADRAMA,etprcrlywritten n d prepared to bring forward ins Pavel and appertaining manner. the V XIV; i) STUD of 'HORSES, and also a new COMIC PANTOM IMF., which will commence with an in :er?sring RALLF.T a ACTION, taken frern the Heathen e thology. • The Theatre has undergone rariout alteratons and improve 7r.ents, :Ind ha; been entirely re-decorated and bsatitified. Ex. new Scenery, Decorations. and Dresses. have been In i•repargion since tbristma.s. Several new Performers have tveen added to the established and popular f...Yourites of this Theatr:?, particularly an extr4ordinary ROPE-D:INC ER, and a very surprising EQuEs•rn TA N, both from 'Paris, their first aprar, , rct: in England. Fall pirticulan in future Bills and Ad vcrtiseine•ns. Stage Manager, Mr. W. aawrwac. Boxes Is. Pit 2s. Galic:;• :s.—Donrs open at Half-past Five. B;;;:in at I lalf-past Price at Halt past Eight. Places to be taken of Ur. Kinloch, at the Box-Office, from u tiil roar o'ciick. SP.l.Nrsn IpROFESSOIt lIIVELLrs celebrated PAINTING A of 6_ SPA INQUISITION, at the GREAT ROOM, 87. P.% LL-AIALL. 'his astonishing performance, which so much elteites the oat-In:ion of the, lovers of the Ans, and others, IS R'S.HIBITING at the abov! plata, to the admiration of itA uumerous visitors. _ _ The Unke of Cit.orcserea and man:- of the Nobility, who have lately viewed the Performance, have all expr.ased. the highest satisfaction it the genius cf the Artist, as well as praise at tLe merits of the peil;vrmance. Tee pecui'ar mode of lighting the Painting, which is entirely to the Arts, merits th e astonishment and admiration of all v ; ;:ew the very interesting performance. 102 CAPITAL PRIZES. " 7 . _TAZ.kRD and Co. the Contractors, having, by IJ.. permission of Government, .:Drri:lll relay THOUSAND POUNDS T. the Prize Maricy of the prestpt Lottery, are enabled to present to the Public an ;'sipre::edented List of Capital Prizes. iNctemno TOUR TWO TWO Prizes of Pe:zes of Prizes of ,C50,0G0 .C 20.000 SI 0,000 71ree Cent. Conse!;, with otters of £l,OOO, £ioo, Ste. fic. acid at the same tithe give to L.nly Purchasers an exclmive Advanta6O Of Sixty Thousand Ponr.ds, be distributed in SACO Prises of i:3O rata, ON THE 11th APE UL. Tao Purchaser; will have these Prizes over arid above any etc:: Prizes to which they may be entitled on the 27th April, sr:i-ta :he Drawing begins. The advantage of an early purchase be obvious. as, on the 11. th April, the Adventurers 'AY GAIN, BUT CANNOT LOSE. 'rickets and Shires are Sellin. at Ifiazattn and Co.'s Offices, Royal Excletnse Gate; '26, Corrikill; and 324, Oxford street ; where, in the Last Lnuery Contract. they Sold TWO Priers of £::C,300, and ALL the PRIZEiII of 5e30,000 In a recent Lottery. On Saturday will be publizbe3, BLACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGAZINE, wo.xxxvi. for MARCH, 1.3::D. cortmera. 1. Boaiana; or, Sketches of Putilistn. By One of the Fancy, No. Letters of Timothy Tielder, Esq. tea Eminent Li terary Characters, No. VI. To the Editor of the History of the Erskine Dinner.-3. Letter from an Elderly Gentle‘Yoman to Mr. Christopher North.-4. Notices of the Acted asma in London, No. X Ode to Mrs. Flanagan. By an Iribh Gentleman, lately deceased.-6. Letter from the Ettrick Shep herd, enclosing a Letter front Jatnes Laidlaw..... 7. St. Prie s t Papon.-8. On Wit and Humour. By the late Professor John Millar.-9. A Sicilian Story, with other Poems. By Barry Cornwall-10. On the Science of Physiognomy.-11. Od Sir Thomas Urquhart's Jewel.-12. Transactions of the Dilettanti Sotiety of Edinburgh. No. 111. The Progress of Architecture In Enghend.-13. Recollections. No. III". Mark Macrabin's Account of the Buchanites. —l4. Remarks on the Diversity of Genus.-15. A Church-yard Scene.-16. Tue Sailor's Song.- 17. Elysium. A Sonnet.-18. Autumn. A Sor.net.-19. Hymn to. the Moon.-.-20. The Elder's Death-belt.-41. Extracts from Mr. Wales Diary. No. I. Geraldine; M‘Crie's Life of Mel ville.; Reviews and Magazines; Ainsley's Father's Second Pre sent; Nicholson's Etchings.-22. Lord Melville's isonument. —23. The slonastery. 7 -24. The Warder. No. V.-25. Literary and Scientliic Intelligence.-26. Works preparing for Publi cation.-27. Monthly List of New Publkations.-22. Monthly Register, Etc. Printed for William Blackwood. N 0.17, Prince's -street, Edin burgh ; and T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand, London. This day was published, pr:ce Ps. A TR.IBVT Es to the MEM Yof GEORGE the TiIII:D. TWO SEMAIONS preache . d at Sheffield. an February 16th, 1520, the Day appo:zited for the lowa - - ment of our late "fo:.t. Gracious Sovereign. • By the Rev. TllOl%l AS. COTTERILL, A.K. Perpetual Curate of St. Patti's, Sheflieldomd late Allow of St. v, John's College, Cambridge. Published by particular desire. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, in the Strand; and sold also by Hatchard, Piccadilly ; and Seeley, Fleet streets Of whom tiay also be had, Family Prayers', compased principally in apressions taken from the Holy Scriptures, and from the Established. Services of the Church of England. fourth Edition, price 7s. boards. ADVANTAGES OF TUi SCIML and J. SIVEW RIGHT feel it incumbent on 0 •• them to stote, that every advantage appertaining to LIU present Lottery is fully secured to the purchasers at these 05:es, Ku. 37, Grnhill; I 11, IIolborn; 38, Haymarket; I 141, Oxford-street. The Extra Sum of £40,000 is added to the Scheme by Go. Irernment, and is not the gift of any particular Office, as all equally r rticipate. J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT recommend their Friends and the Ellic to purchase before TUESDAY, 11th APRIL, As only 2,000 Tickets will be drawn that day, each of which wilt receive AlO, and afterwards, when the Drawing begins, (27th April), have the same chance for the 102 CAPITAL PRIZES, As if it had r. et already received a Prize on the 11th April. There are rot:a - Prizes nF - 5C50,003 TWO Prizes of - 2C20 5 003 TWO - Prizes of - 0,000 Three per Cent. Consols, &e. Ste. J. and J. SIVEWRIGHT are happy to acknowledge the great patronage shown their Contract just concluded. The EIGHT TWENTY THOUSANDS were all shared, of which Ne. 1,656, £40,000, and twelve ether Capiuds, were sold by them, aud, with the remaining Twenty Thousands, &c. were u.s•,ributed in must Towns of the United Kingdom. ALLNurrs FRUIT LOZENGES, for Coughs, Colds, Sore Throats, Hoarseness, s:e. Scc. prepared solely by the Proprietor, S. A LLN Chemist, PORTSEA, who returns his best thanks to the Public for the very exensive patron age which be has already received for his Highly Useful FRUIT LOZENGE;" sad begs to assure them, that he still ecntinues to prepare them with the same scrupulous care as to the medicinal virtue of the Fruit, which has obtained for them so distinguished a reputation. In Coughs, Sore Throats, and Hoarse nos, they have been particularly useful, the Acid (which is solely from the Black Currant) tending greatly is Oily inflammation, and to promote a free expectoration ; they are perfectly harmless to the most delicate constitutions. Be careful to ask for— " ALLNUTTS FRUIT LOZENGES" &td in Boxes, is. lid. each, or six boats for 6s. by all Medicine Venders is the Kingdom. BRUISH PAINTMA\ street, Char PIS CW?. LIGNUM ON THE VENEREAL, &c. Just published, price 2s 6d. ATREATISE on the VENEREAL DISEASE, containing plain and practical Directions, by which any . one may cure himself. By JOHN LIGNUNI, Surgeon, * Manchester. To be had of Mr. Lignum, Bridge-street, Manchester; Simp kin and Marshall, Stationers'-cuurt ; J. Evans and Sons, 4i, Long-lane ' West Smith fi eld, London; and of all other Book sellers and Medicine Venders in Town and Coer.try. to As the abo:e Work is divested of technical terms, it will be found a valuable compendium on this disease. The prescrip tions are all given in English, and every thing is explained in the most intelligible manner. Mr. 'Actium's Ptra.s, for the Infallible cure of all degrees cf Syphilitic Diseases. One small pill Is a dose, and the taking of one box, in a recent case, will convince the patient of his speedy recovery. Nothing can be better contrived, more safe and con venient, than this remedy, in totally eradicating every symptom of this destructive malady, by sea or land, as it needs no con finement, restraint of diet, or hindrance of business. Soli by Mr. Lignum, 57, Bridge-street, Mancheiter ; also by J. Evans and Sens, 4!, Long-lane, West-Smithfield; Sutton and Co. Raw Church-yard; Barclay and gsns, 95, Fleet-mar ket ; Butler and Sons, 4 , Cheapside; E. Edwards, 66, St. Paul's Church-yard, London ; J. Charles, 57, :Nl:try-street, and J. Wil liams, I, Parliament-street, Dublin; It. S:ott, and J. Baxter, South-bridge, Edinburgh ; it. Ndson, Surgeon, and J. Baxter, Italian Warehouse, Glasgow ; and the principal Medicine Venders in every Market Town, price only 2s. 9d. each box. nunms.s WORKS. New and Improved Edition, edited by lilt Brother, Mr. GiLBERI' BURNS. rsis day were published, handsomely printed in four vo:s. Elva. with a nevi Portrait and Fee-s i m ile of the Author's Writing, price £1 les. in hoards, the Eighth Edition of ZIIIE WORKS of ROBERT BURNS; with an Acco'.ot of hi: Life, and a Criticism on his Writings ; and some Observations on tYt Character and Condition of the Scot- i tish Peasantry. By J AMES CURRIE S M.D. F.R.S. • Tn whitli are now fast added, some further particulars of the Author's Life ; some new Notes, illustrative of his Poems and Letters,_ and many other additions. By GiTheit Burns, the Au thor's Brother. Printed for T. Cadell and W. Davies, Strand; and A. Con stable and Co. Mappers and Miller, W. Blackwood, Fairbairn and Anderson, A. Black, W. and C. Tait, at Rdinbargh; and G. Clark, at Abcrde-n. . Of whom may also be had., • 1. The Reliques of Robert Burns; eonsiittog chiefly of Ori ginal Letters. Poems, . and Critical Observations as Scottish Songs, collected and published by R. H. Cromek. In One Vo lume' uniforth With the Works • price Os. 6d. in boards. 2. The PoeticAl Works of R obert Burns, including the Pieces in his Correspondence and Reliques with his Songs and ,Frag meats. To which is pres.xed, a Sketch of his Life. Elegantly printed in a pocket Volume ; price 6s. in boards. . JUFACTORY, 62, Queen. nide, Leaden. I Cetttine Ground Whiiel Turpentine Lead of the twat 46.. Linseed Oil quality Pea GALLCY. - SS. - 4s 1117:0N aid Co. in addressing the Public, :nest respectfully Inform them, that their White Lead is of the finest cy:.ality. In this article iunay justly be said, " the best is the chexpest." The genuine is the most dr.rable as well as the most ornamental; while the inferior kinds, having had their metallic powers re duced, soon become discoloured, and are unequal to constant elposurc to the atmosphere.—Upton and Co. sell Vfhte Lead at prices front 40s. per cwt. to 445. although, for the reasons be fore name.'., they only recommend the first quality; these will be found superior to many kinds that are.olered tar tom._ Pnblic a; the best, at much higher prices. The under-mentioned Anti-Corrosive Paints are very neat in appearance, arc very pres:rving, and are easily applied, reauitinf,t tray to be thinned with oil; they are suited for P..:k Palings and all out-doer work. ANTI-(A)RROSIVt PAIN T Tim CWT. Invisible or dark Green 40s. Bright !led Oise ditto - 765. Dark ditto • Bright Gr.:.eu -114 a. Black Paint - Lead Colutiv - 4Ss. Yellow Stout do. - . 435. Wilke 4colate rsi car. - 5 D. -25 i. - 4es. . 35; . 445. 405.1• Preiistoi Vit,' IL 6d. per gall. Refined Coal Tar Tirown, 20s. perewt. N.ll. 3lerchents :nil Dealers suppli3d with erei7 destrirtion or ''co.ours on very advantegesus Terms. ITominem pagina nostra s3pit. Our page relates to man.—Martial. Just l,ubli,h:d, prier 51. in boards, Tenth Edition, TIE AGIS of LIFE; a Non-Medical Commem; T my on the indiscretions arising from Human Frailty, in which the Causes, by mptoms, and baneful effects of Lues Ve nerea, Gonorrhea, litricture, Seminal Weakness, &c. are fully developed ; I'.o t I!. contains some remarks on certain Female Complaints, in partict,lar 4Lerility; Part embraces Practi cal Observations on SexualMebility, Self-Abuse, &c.; in Part IV. is a Series of Cases illustrative of the preceding sub)ects, erplaining them in a familiar manner, and the whole addressed to the Youth and Maoritrof both Sexes. Dy GOSS and Co. Consuhing Surgeons. __ _ . PittCies !nitric:rt. Natura beatis Omnibus ess.2 dedit, si quit coostoverit uti.—Olasselan, Since lhavutt to all the fund of bliss suppliei, Its fruzal application marks the wise. May 5e had at No. 2•3, Pateraoaer-row ; 66, Pall-Mall; 50, Piccadilly ; 24; Gertard•street, Scho ;532, Flset-itteet ; 174, Pleet-street ; 3a, abcap'side, London; and at all Booksellers. Musrs. Otiaa and Cu arc to as usual, every day, at their boast ; and Patients In the country are requested to de stribe snisturely the' case, enclosibg a rernittancelbr Advice and kielloine, vrlith can be forwarded to any part of the world. Gor I.nd G. M. It. a Surgeonc i .l2, Bouvetlt-atrtal, Fleet street, London. EPSOM RACES : OR, lIOW TO GET A LODGING. le TEN )„.!: a s to one, that nd Lodging you pet In• to-night ;" Said hit friend, " a bet!" In Wsaat.les Jet Bit:eking his were array'd He past to an Inn, all the stables were crannied; The hostler his image each Boot in display'd; The horse rather toc>k than by imps to be d—n'cl, The Cook saw his Boots, and she star'd all aXist! The dinner was serv'd, to the parlotir be puff • "'This company, Sir, is select, pray withdraw;" -• . " I thank you, kind Sir," feigning deaf, and his ma He plied with good cheer, and old wine to hiefill, Then threw down a shilling in part of the bill. • Remonstrance was vain, ." No apologies, pray," He said, " din'd well, and thus lib'rally pay." • Up waits with her pan as the chambermaid past, He follow'd in silence, 7 -alarin'd and aghast She fed, as her image she ey'd in the jet. The door by assailants was spicily beset, • They thunder'd in vain ;tor this comical elf Securely entrench'd, gain'd the hed for himself. Neat morning his larullady framed in high dudgeon, And rail'd 'gainist the deaf anal obtrusive curmudgeon ; Her spleen with an oath of much rancour while mixing, He swore that she shone as a lint-tated vixen ! " Not deaf, after ell then, you chousiog old villain !? " Deaf only," he said, "when to hear I'm "Se, Madam, plod dap and yOur Manners . Heav'n mend 'eni." The wager was gain d, and the visitant lacking A lodging at lipions, the saying is . !' leni him " The catering devil's in Wausau's Ai /trading." This eas). Shining and brilliant ',LACKING, prepared by aga e/ 4 1 v 50, STRAND,. Loullon ; f And sold in every Town in the King-Joni, Liv, id in r itottlef, at bd. iod. 12d. a'nd lid. each. AIK) Pane► 111acking,in Pots Gd. 12d. and iSd. eich; A Slair,;ng rot d }tote is ,:retai ro pout &Wing Soares of Liquid• er Ask. for Wit ItftliN's 'tacking. tti ii, t‘ I 4 -.., . . -- • :, • . fd,. 0 ' . . . ...t ~,..,r,- :.,.....: ' - • ' • ." - Lei., _7 ... .. I ,' - ^.' 1 ,4 •-• • • - .1 'kyr:, -. 1 .. 4 •••". ;4. "..2 ... • . • it ~ .. -oil," - ./, , - . . . . • . ....;;•• .1403V.5.t.,;r .• . . .. . . . .. . . _. .• . .... . ...,- , . •w- I t i • • - ".% • - ... • ICZ6. '6, , . . . . • • • . , . . . • . . • . . tti ' t IS • • - 4.. . . 1[ 4 : 14 : 16" ' ' • . , • I . • • . 4 . I •, . ' • 4* 2. * ' . X gl e L -4 •4 1 / 4. ir ' 1141(.. 4t VI '''‘ tillA P:ir. _ • . 0 .urc ik bml . 1 FRIDAY, ' . a, RI E EV EN - PZ/fit • trig LATC PEM.TI)RNT Wl': T. grinE next Numbei ThE NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE will be embellished iVitli a fun l'ortr.t4 of the late BIMAITIX W 1 Esq. engraved by Cooke L. tae line r:antler, alter the P.Antiuy by thttlarve, awl levontionnied v!i:h a Very interesting Biographical Memoir, by NV ILLIA .•!4 CARET, Esq. Pubii3hcil by Henry Colburn and Co. Conatdt-ttreef. • . C . UPCItI3 11EAVEit. 'RATS, combining Bealay; Shape, and Durability, of a peculiar labile, and vrlft out wear Two, made in the ustiel way. C;entlenten, therefore, to Whom the had quality, as well 23 the extrav:4gant price of flats, have become a source of much dissatisfaction, may row purchase a Itit superior to :Jay other. r —Nanufactered by GA LON and Co. Patentees, No. EA, Strand, Corner of Bediord-street, Lut. don ; and 10, College-preen, BEAUTY OF PERSON. ---- - - - - - - ----- --- HUDSON': HUILE DIVINE ; or, CULPEPER'i srEctric, recommended by the late Doctor Hunter, is a ceittain restorer of the HAIR, where it has fallen off from Warm, perspiration, change of climate, cfr any of those carves which occasion premature decay. It immediately assimilates with, or supplies flee place of, the nutritive fluid, and-the 11:.ir grows at formerly. See%testianonials of Gentlemen who reco vered,,, their flair titer being bald for years, in an Essay on :be Hair, e nc losed each bottle. It is also e n excellent article for Ladies to 'Beek Hair; it Makes it soft, eterly, cold glossy, and imparts a delightful perftmse; ptitc Zs. Gd. Is. tI. and one guinea. HUDSON'. BOTANIt TOOTR POWDER, prepnred from aromatic vegetabhis of atitiputrescent and antiscorhusi: ter. tues. It gives a pearly whiteness :o the 'Teeth, if e , er cc nivel% injured-or discoloured ;it fastens , these that are loose, prevelts those already dery-:d bemiring worse, removes the tail:er a s:lnd cures the scurvy L-. ....7..t , i•.:: - .-.r., prevents the tooth...:ch, zul Lives a fr , grance to tl.e - erezto ; price 2 1. Dd. a boy. Sold by the Proprietor 's Agent, M. Atkinson, Perfomsr, No. 44, Gerrard-rtrcz.:, Snho-squars, London; ?Ictsrs. Cattie and Parse, 57. Bond-street ; tiess. Howell and Jamsit, Re.. gent-street -' Dimas, Bayley and Blew, Coakspur- street; Nir. Dine, Cheapside; Qui most respectable Perfumers. .._ • FEMALE FASHIONS FOR AP It. Caeirace Thresr —A raind dress, composed cf French grey bombazine, cud tr:3ll7led - tvith black gauae: the skirt is w.ceit rately wide; the trhemiag, which is very deep, is formed in, a singularly nceel and pretty styll.; the gauze &erg disposed in rows of full plaits, which ire laid on lengthwise ire a bias direc tion, and set very close to each other; each rove of Waits is edged with black satin riband. The body is made high; the cellar standi e out a little from the neck; it ispeaked in the came of the back, and slopes down se as just to meet in front. e back is tight to the heure ; the waist is long; and a small !ea' :, which is rather full behind, has a very jaunty effect: the fret:a are plain, and the dress fastens before. The long sleeve is cf an easy width, except towards the bottom, where it is nearly tight to the aria; it is ore-are:aired by three black satin rouleaue, and finished at the hand by a fall fall of white crape, sc'ellesel at the edge. The 'half-sleeve, of the same materiel as the &lee, is made very full ; the fulneseie divided into compartmeatelby narrow rouleaus of black satin. A very full white crape ruff is partially seen under the collar.—Headeclreas, a bonnet composed of grey velUirs rimy.% and lined with white sarsnet the, edge of the brini is fitrisifed by a full black gauze ruche; a bunch of black flowers is placed on one side of the crown, and it tieeull der the chin with black strings. Grey kid gloves, and black kid half-boots. Eviereno triesse . —A toned dress, Composed of white erafes spatted with white tads; it is worn over a white sitetiet : the skirt is mode:stay frail, and, is- finished at eke betteumby a wreath of flowers and leaves composed of.blaele silk ; the flower, ;which are roses, are very small; a double row of leaves, pieced thickly together, with the points downwards, is attached ,to them : there are two roses of this trirnrrdng placed as sonic de tance from each ether, ,bet not so high as so be unbecoming to the figure. The carsoge is composed of black velours nessairie the waist is long, and it ie a little, but very little, peaked in front ; a narrow pointed trimming finishes It at the bottom of the warn, and it fastens behind. The upper part of the bedy_ls composed of white crape, let in in easy folds, and sonflned in the centrauf the boao:n by a jet chap. This style of body is peculiarly adapted to the-display of the shape. Short fell sleeve; the upper part composed of velours shnuM, edeed with a narrow white crape trimming, and fest erred up in the drapery style. The under eleeee is white crape • it is.vety full, bet is drawn close to the arm et the bottom, a nd is finished by a pointed fall of white crape. The front hair is dressed in light ringlets; the hind hair is disposed in different plaits, which are fastened up in bows at the back Of the head; white flowers, intermixed with pearls fancifully de posed, ornament the hair. The necklnee add ear-rings are also pearl. 'White kid glo ,, es and shoes.—.dckerrnmsn's Repository.' DlV4iwo Dams.—llound dress of black crape, over , a black satin slip; the dress made with a demi-train, and ornamented round the harder with three fluted flounces of crape, each ficunce headed by a superb embroidery of small jet beads and bueles.- e - Corsage a: Louis Quatorze, ornamented with jet send bugles eo correspond. Tucker of white crape in folds, festened in. puff divisions by bows of white love. The head adorned with tFe regal coronet turban. MORNING Dues.—Close Turkish robe of grey sartmet, ele gantly ornamented with puffings wreathed round with narrow black trimming, and finished at the throat by a double It rtgitsh ruff of srre muslin, fringed. Ca' reek cf fine India muslin, with regal points of satin*, crowned with black flowers. Black satin slippers, and grey kid gle, res. Greseat Orseaveenons--Amongst the head-dresses we re marked a cotnotte for the breakfast-table of white cypress gauze, ornamented simply at the crown with white satin regal r cane. The Flerstia head-dress, for the evening, is one of r(crliir ele gance; obis, haadedeess comfits of the most delicate flower, of white crape, forming a light and beautiful front ornament to the head, while the hair is raised behind it on the eummit, in the moat richtlei tasteful manner: this is adapted fcr the youthful beauty. For the more mature and dignified, the Seltana turban tands unrivalled; it is framed of white satin and folded crape .or gauze, and is ornamented by most superb white .ostrich fee- Aers. The J.'ersian.capef black velvet is also extremely beauti ;ful ; it is made somethin g in the style of the Chinese Princeo, of the Aladdin tap; thChinese squares are edged with very -.arrow reukarte of white satin, and a tech Ganikau of peatls f.nishereit next the face, with tassels dtpeeding c n the right side. ' A dress hat of black satin, with hussar band, and otnemented with a heron's and two fox-brush feathers, is much worn at stilt. ncr parties.—La pone Incatstie. • Essorrre V.otroece OP A Womme.—Monday afternoon, Alice Scher, itbtrat ;9 yearieef age, scrva::t to Mr. I,:.rthair., baker, et AVi.!d!:ernbe, had occasicn toga into the house of Sat ah l'ethins, ketps 'a tea-shop next door to Lanham, on entering the pasEtge, she ohservel a inin routing the al, and with gnat pee 'settee mind she .itried it.to tbe sho:', and sei.e.eti hint by the .collar. fat struck ln-r on the hzad with his Mt repeatedly, but she held Wm fast, e:::led out•for as>istance, struggled with him 'and forced him where the kitchen, w,re Sarah l'erkios apt:cute,. and Salter with great coolness, told' her to run fur a Coo:.rahle, whilst she hell the Prisoner. During PerkMs's alienate , the vilLtin swore that he would murder Salter, if she t:iJ not re-* lease him, and slipping a clasp knife from his pot kA, he at tempted to cut her thloat, but doting the attempt, she lifted lir ann up to her neck, andseceirctl th.: cut on the fleshy part of its. This murderous attempt inspired her with tresh v,erage, and tlio forced hint into the court-yard, win.re he wa:, talteo with ties k:tife open in his hand by Mr. Lanit t,s, ar.d a C.mbtable., 11 . took about nine dutlings from the and a pocket-I:oak,' iols• taMing two hve pc,end, and - rhrte one Totnti . notes, all of which were luckily preservLii i t hfough the.iiitrepidity.of tae, yauag*Teb, mon: Tho ptisoner, Henry Wartui, a• ost notorious totender, undetwent a long examination before Thous* C'hustea d mq, Fog. that night, at Widdicombe House, -who sent bite oft / meet morning with the witnesses for Taunpoo, voltam sk• Asia." for the County are cow holding, IfARCTI 81, - T_TORACE WALPOLE.—An Octavo Edition of .&-x. Olt whole Corresposidence of this eminent Writes% will be published next week, in four volumes, price .C. 2. Bs. Orders received by every Bookseller throughout the Xiigdpm. 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