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repined lodgings fur hint on the 15th; but the Xing and the Queen were isielispfwed on the rood, •nd the Royal Family stopped at Teuda, Solvello, end at the Etearena. Our erovespondent from Ventce announces that the Neapolitan nosillahas appeared in the gulf. The little Austrian squadron, commanded b 7 Chevalier Yalucci. was also at *ea. . _ - is sons to Monona. He _Letters from Mackin sad Potasa-atotethottliceet have been arrests or a moque" qvioa iu these : two cities for Carboitatista. Au English squadron .f eiglit Alsip, .f the litre and some light trawls is at OW matient its the 'toad e.f Antthes. It was .g Ilnit'll4ieved that it us* destined intefti" , thillOg i t.i4" B "WksaiWil ColrlO• los roisisg *fanner thaw t. Sof, ;bilis; but t h e coarse talunag:their Majesties dia• I • peeves that 'conjecture. A letter from Vienna, d.ted the 14th, sayev•v• 1 , We Non frotuYossau, modes the date of the ad, • th , tt • .secret emoriatioa has hero 'discovered there sent% the workmea of dolteratt*trades who meet regthirly among the tumbi cf the QII Cap uchiti . Conreist. About 30 or them have been arrested r • mkt, from their en minas ion, it appears that they hod Anna so far is to rfosm a kind of secret fraternity, by ohicb-they were pledged to mutual defence to the Nat extremity, erergat here sod under all ciream ,taneet. They vete loaned by en oath, in the faking of whith they,drigh pot of skull. Some "..1 1 *gni,hed 11,iiggets• and they railed theamelres • t)ir .Block asig‘sash The Madrid Popes§ of the .1164eronisiss a Report , from the Minutial. for Foleigo Again to the Codes. The ratification of the treaty with the Illiniprd I 'S at et for ,tbe cession or the Florida* is nonesissed, aYa slisin isolated to best pewee with the B States; hut the principal past of the Report it - the tette of Naples- ExPla nat.ons are stated t• Airs tqlcen place between the Cdbiitet of Madrid snirttl Allied rowers, which. thou/knot/et liave already prerinctd, on the part amine of 'the Cabinets, the positive assurance that they ,ilo c not : mqao to distatb statio r nor tainterfere iu any trey so bee do Mastic *Seim " rest:every Berra Napier, Minig , er for Foreign rtrausacted bosiow with .the On lessißg le ditejrvtly he visited the Prince of Castel rieal t, to inform him that The Auditions were in Ntsidell• Prire of the cowls on Wednesday. March 28. Five per CorisoCi, 81 r. 60 c.; Rank Actions, ',son f. privacy rims A PIIVATI Latest, •ATE. traits, waive Q 9. " The news front Naples is not altogether ' hewed herr. an account of the settee from whence it was of Stahl protnur tsd ; yet every body is sur irtiV-111 t his no official accounts have arrived. " A lecter frgut Genoa, the writer of which pro flneset ty have !mord fruit) Natil. up to the 13th, takes no notice of the tarot. which ate said to Maser transpired there on the fltfls. " The Exchange of yesterday presented a fright ful prospect forthe liquidation • and many fortunes are likely to be seriossly injure d by the great varia tions which have takret place since the test account day. It is ienpuorible to stite exactly all the prices in the Funds which have been nbtained either for actual .purchases or far specUlarions which must be considered extremely hazardous under till the cir curustonces. One failwre of an agent de Change was declared it is to Iteearuestlivhoped it may not be followed by others." atrosaoho. St.tacg 40. Letfers.from Italy /lOW:HMce that tionaerusis or reit, have . trateu place in diifrerit cities of this kingdutu, atunirgrt adieus at Parma sod Modena. Ve are assured that iu this last mentioned *lWdy of high rank hes been arrested. Several persons in the Romeo States, suspected at earbonarisiu, beve, it is said, been also detained. A fiaret4e fruits Ilerlin announces, under the heed of Prague, that several incendiary letters have been Cli.covere in that city, inn which serioaa *MAO were held out of ;Art4iug Me so it in four different gear lefil. All treciewary measures were immediately taken fur defeating the coaspirsey, mud insuring of the cif/. . THE lONIAN ISLANDS. The following is tin extract of a letter, dated Corfu, the sel of Match : . Lord Guilford a t rOycd here • few days sgo from Malt", ou hip. rity Ap jAhoc.a, wkiese she lvaian Ait'iv."!litf is A4 O Ile flitablished ender his di- section and patronage. A great and very general interest .tins been recembe excited in this country. in consequence of the' entence pronounced by an I:.xtraordinary Commission on the richest landed j.amprietor in the Island of Lint', a man of nearly seventy )ears of age, who bad been kept fur sit inn‘ilts in dorm cuntinetneet in the citadel of Corfu. By thtt sentence he has been condemned to twelve yea's confinement in any of the islands of the Mediterranean subject to lila Majesty. at the pleasure of the Lord High Commiuiuner, to dessedation front the nobility. and to all costs. HO was bought to trial for crimes against the State ; but lie reToned to defend himself, declaring . • his inuocei te. unil stating that he had forwarded reclenwion to his Britannic Mujesty. the Some . reign Prutectur, Sad protesting *gamin the compe tency of the tribunal. The sentence, however, T .. passer!, and be !vas forthwith einitarked, littler of Gineral Slant:nal, for the &Orman( Suds Wurr. The act of uccusatio,i, ns tarnished to the ;accused before the trial, 1 herewith enclose." 46T OF ACOVCOTIOW #(44,HipT ApTONIO VAR TIFESGO, OF TUB DLO OW ZAWTe. The Silvaeato-Generni of the Untied Malone( the lonian lits, in the mimeo( the Foliate of the same, contin•sieates to the prisoner Sirius. Antonin Mattittitego, quondam 11;;- torrao, so will be mentioned and made known to the Hilth Mari Am of Delegation, that the said Signor Antonio Marti. urine, of the Isle of &ate, is by these prevents inculpati.d cad accused of crbessausd Offences against the State, as prin. .0,•• - • .:;,L„,. Asa, 'moreover, tbe esid -Anomie Morsineege, gunedesn„ Giorgio, is inculpated "Ha Iterosid *At bevies ambiesely vier wed le HiclirlitriGi Gird. s te mama altaptonseet, add 14 *Oft t Mw HMMahatmal. et the acid jeetensy, sod suspicion, .by arti4o•• noes, io.despigiti ,t .thelivirlie"lrawrilumo at lime Ilistee. inivreGte, Ai* said Ailvotate &lend inculpates end .iteasses the fold Asiteeisi Illsttistago, stepwise Giorgio, of the tiforessid ltrieses sod intentso before she High Csort of Grirgotiee. A u l d dome* dot he doll he isettished aceordiag to li 6nd . jestice. (Spud) 01A101110 CALIOIIOPULO UANZ&RO, Dated Carl* fib IDeeember, tato. We understand that the son ref the almive-asen tinned accused person, M. Vp!tetra Martinengo. shuns+ intrusted with the Reclamation. has lately arrived in this country, and hiss been presented to Lard Bathurst. in Downing♦treat. 'I iil4 BRITISH PRESS. LONDON, a . • MONDAY, Artist. 2, ISM .nA The latest intelligence received in town frim Paris left that city .ow Thuvadap, and on the de parttire of the express it was understood that the doubts whivis had pirevinaely existed respecting the correctness of the statement contained in the Flo rew time Gazette had been altogether dispelled. The actual entry of the Auotrians into Naples is also asserted with no less coufidesice, and it is said that on Wednesday Baron hastevutit visited the the Prince of Carest.ctesta to iippiise him of this important event. The actual entrance of Austriansthe into Naples long etc all' we by no means doubt, insCiit w not very probable that the positive iutelligence of the event could have been known to Baron Pasoutia on the 28th in Paris, for the latest *mounts from Ge neral FRINONT'S army were dared as of the 17th nth* month, et which time the Austrians had not rd' " iseyond Situ Gyrates°. The main body y, therefore, could nut have reached Na- Pins earlier than the 21st or 22d; and although the 'news of an occurrence so highly valuable in the eyes of 'the Cabinet of the Tuileries might he *opposed to be contasenicated with all possible vapidity. yet it would nccupy more than xis es seven days ia travelling from Naples to Paris. It is a very singular circumstance, and calculated to 1 excite some suspicion of the truth of the Flesiptiat article, that General FRIMORT, in his di at' the 17th, should Ain speak of military as against an enemy's army, of partial engagements with the Neapolitans, and of their heviug been entrenched is front of San Germano, with the ap parent intention of defending their position until at was tendered uuteuehle by the unexpected ap pearance on their right 'auk of an Amarillo. s vi sins under Baron Moua, that hod marched through the Abruzzi, and at the same time observe a total silence concerning the counter-revelutiou that was said to have been effected in Naples on the 12th, sod of which, if it really took place, Geseral Fames/ could not fail of being apprised. General frAs ptu.a, who was dispatched, as the noreatiae Casein , declares, en the '4th, to convey to the King of the SICILISS the submission of the Peelle ment,end their request that his MAJNSTY would he pleased to return to his capital, must in his route have passed through the Austrian liner, and have eocensanicated to General FIINONT the pur port of his mission ; yet although FARD E xp,A i s said to have arrived in Fkorence ou the (7th, we find the war still continued up to the same day at Sea Germano, and the Austriens pursuing their march in a hostile matinee against the capital. There is an iiiconsisteney in these accounts which rf , dud it impossible to reconcile ; end perhaps it may eventually be found, that although the Austrians are bitherte succeesfel, the Neapolitans have not been so base and cowardly as the norm. tine Gazette would represent them. The Modulate confirms the account of General FARDELLA'S ar rival at Florence on the 17th, and states that he departed on the 20tb for Naples, after haw , , ing bad an audience of his S ign. New if a counter revolution had really been effected in Nee pies to the extent alleged, if the army had declared against the Constitution of the Cortes, and if the lisehameut had been tlisaoleed, we do not think it probable that General FARWELL* would have re. turned to Naples nit/tout the KING. .IETY nook', we think, leave veutured at least to Ge neral 'Patnowe's head-quarters, have thence Freese noitred die aspect ofeticeirs in his ca'n'al, and jwsflgYd whether his actual return to his Palace might bi accoeupliAled without mach perstead danger. amidst so mach doubt sod uncertainty, .we might tfuture to offer a surmise upo n th e oa t *f plow :,,gai,, ir*assi.Les wireiu«. we elloold ay that /kr 71119!ttats Ittotwr mud his Council reelipg how *Sochi were the delves* that beset shine pastry, rgud anxious by any honourable means 9f egcspl4 . might - .enronsuble - Wirwhat hi. Allip call the - of asumackyi , 'The enet hit e o f Italian rio 'Wrote might easily &Oise **eh a twispeaiw lion lam one of unliatited oubmiasion upon the part of the constitutional Gusernasent of Nitides• An obvious advantage was to be obtained by such a misrepresentation. The anbotiasion of the : Neil. politans would most probably intimidate the 'eye- Intionista iu Piedmont, and also deter the•Milatime from following the example of the neighbouring State. This double .object has been obtained, the ancient system is restored in Piedmont, and the Austrians still remain unshaken in Milan. We hare received Piedroorsieke Gaieties to the ultimo. T h ey cattail' copies of various Pro clamations addressed by the Prince of CuriaeAtoo to the soldiers and profile of Piedmont, .exhort• illg them to persevere in the struggle in which they bud embarked for the achiesomerit of their freedoms, and solemnly assuring them that be would never forget his own engagements to the uatiou. Such documents ore now of no value, as later ac counts tell us that the Pinice, either deserted by the troops, or betraying his trust, has resigned his office of Regent, and placed himself under tie voineatid of General Lrrotift, the General ap pointed by the new King of Sardinia to ei mood the Rays! troops. 'rho REM! atio4l of Pied. ,oimit is jn reset teammates'. On Thursday the Vengenr, 74, Capt. F. L. M sr- LAND, C.B. arrived at Porni.t.outh from Naphis Bay, wbich place she .left on the 23d February, having had a long passage of five weeks. The Liffey, Capt. lion. HENRY DUNCAN, yogi 10 Sag at Nee 28t1a. and Use Active, Str J AWES Goarios, op the atith. fur England. The squadron them to .the Mediterrenean, under Vice-Admiral Sir GRABBII. - &10088, K.C. B. would consist of the fullooing shipa: —RocAgfuri, 80 (flat ship), Capt. C. M. Scuousano; Iphigenia, oi.Capt.llTtog PA &Kea; Reroletlienaire, 454 Captain Hat. F. Psbutw; Cumbrian, 48, Capt. G. W. .. 11 AIIIL7011; SCOW. is, Capt. ItousDEN ; Spey, IS, Cupt. BOIWALJ. ; Kaoolsork, 18, and Larne, 18, Capt. TAIT. The intelligence brought by the Vengers can not, from her long passage, and the course which Melt events have token, be of importance. We, isowever,. subjoin a letter from au officer in the sgaisdron. NASPLIS Bay, Fem. tto—The Veagear sails today for lEriglud , leasing la this %Isis liectsefort, Active, and PM% and a Preach squaws of Goa lise.etbettle ship sag three frigates. The spirit of eatboolassa for the slew Cow• dinstioa, oa the part of the pesipk sad soldiers, appears very strove; but those who are well aeoptaiated with the elunprist of tbeliespolitaae, very ouch ditobt iswasstiataises wawa is soil really become useful, dist is, wham hetroglit iota contact grit% nee demise army. Besides, though the army of Naples is tolerably well appoiotalAtat Mew aw wore *Wm our laapsioes, sod if they low the arms sad artillery at peanut with ttarosy, they have sot the emu of relighting then. The people of Naples ate very quiet sad well 011ossol ',ward. our cosotrysea ; sot a Op& iostauce has old' of oat of Owns being insulted. The Yearns/ is to proolli to Absorber, toile paid off." _ -••••..MM....--•- The third reedit* of the Bill framed foe the re lief of the Catholics is Axed for this evening in the House of tesismous. The result of the se vetal divisions that have already taken place during the discussions of this mat iropottont subject. na turally excites a confident hope that the Bill will be sanctioned this evening by a respectable ma jority. and it is very generally supposed thipt should the• Bill pass the Commons. the Ministers iu the Upper House, who have uniformly opposed every species of concession to the Catholics. will slot be very strenuous in exerting their influence to cause the failure of the present measure. Our readers are of course aware that the two Bills. as originally introduced into Parliament by Mr. Pumairr, are now united in one, so that the securities required to satisfy the scruples and doubts of the Proteetanbi l 'necesimrily peoceed pare passe with the concessions rented to the Roman Catholics. This. is, we think, as it should be, fur the union marks more strongly the decided feeling of Perlis meet, that the consideration of the oue ought not to be estersained independent of dad of the other, end must thereby tend to relieve from much of doubt add alarm the sane is of many persons who have honestly pod conscientiously scrupled to admit the claims of the Catholics to u full participation iu all the be nefits of the State. After the lengthened discus sions that hose tskeu place in l'aeliasseot upon the principle of exteudiug any further indulgences to our Catholic countrymen, it would be idle in us to tskr up the Tirana': bat the+ much we may be permitted to soy, that if Lord LIVERPOOL, the l 4 .D A:IISVCELLOR, end these other Nobkitten aprl Gentlemen who eivertain the same opinions with thvga upon the il.insers that. their view of the subject, attend ultras oproirig the doors of l'arlianittit end offices under the Crown to Kirwan Catholics, think that any circumstances might •Ssitify a relaxation of the system of exclusion, we .4.imArive that the wordiest coutinued in Mr. Patieweres Sal might to satisfy them. We are rest‘inced that the Noble Lords to whom we have a - .4 . isiwar- -- wi Catholic% but that •h prefer it a; a &airs bettaresi two evils. If such then Wl_ and feelings, it seems to us that' , tlsi-iy ought tint to willress themselves in -the ',Notching 44.g:h0110w to the general principle of the udnussibility or exclusion of their Catholic countrymen.. but examine, ,lootstly mud otodldlY, Imo far she securities propel". are calculated to effect their propmoed object .elf .reserving doubts mod mionrchenaione from the Anind of the most timid Protestant. The Journals received from Ireland comma oicete the results of several meetings held in that country, fur the purls .se of biking into conti (aeration the Roman Catholic Disability Remo►al now in ',ropers through the House .gf -Commons. The Groetul Meeting of the Romaso Catholic Prelates of the province of leinsief,. and of the Cle►gy of the Archdiocese of Dublin, met in that city on Monday, the Most Reverend' Doctor Tool' in the Chair. The Resolutions . agreed to at this meeting display a kind and grate fult spirit, hut express an npinitan that the inter. course Bill, if 'stayed in its present shape, would press upon the essential exercise of the Runian cptholic Ministry with great, unitecessary, and in-.' juries* severity. The .RomaisCatholic Clergymen of the City of Limerick met un. Friday: Their Resolutions are much stronger than those of the diocese of Dublin. They consider the re strictive clauses such as uoCatholieClergymali can ) conscieutiously agree to; that they are umircessary, vexatious, dangerous, and ultimately subversive of ! the Romau Catholic teligiou.—A Meeting of the •RotNn Catholics of the couuty and city of Limerick was fixed for Saturday. The Catholic Bishop of CLOT* and Hose, Dr. Corrtunue, tolled his Clergy to tweet him et Cave ma Thursday. In the advertisement he says, that he " considers the Oaths prepared fur Romeo Catholics in the Bills, as amounting to an abjuration of the Catholic Faith, and therefore to be indignantly rejected by every conscientious Boman Catholic." The Catlndica or the County and City of Cork are to have an Aggregate Meeting this day. PLYMOUTH, Mamas 29.—A gentleman arrived here in the Hears', HOLLOCH master, in ilidays f 'Terceira (Western islands). states that a gr. volartioss took place there oss the let fart..—The troop., at the instigation of the higher order of in habitant!, declared themselves independent of the Governer-General of Terceira, and immediately pieced the Governor of St. Michael's under con filletneut, until he would coaseut to the formation of a Constitution similar to the one at Lisbon. The Island was illuminated for three successive nights, and solutes were fired at various times. Every thing ass quiet. and ;to lives had been lost when our informant left the island.—The Forte is expected to asii immediately for Vera Cruz and return again direct.—The Pyramus, Capt. Nawcoufe. is Lt ting for the West Indies. We learn from Guernsey, that every encourage ment and facility is given to English smugglers in the ports of France, tend that official circulars to that effect have been sent frost Paris to the Cur tem.liouae Officers at Cherbwrg, ltoscoff, &c.— (Portsmouth Paper.) In Portsmouth Harbour on Saturday—Queen .Churlotte, Ramifies, Albion, Glasgow, fret, Grasshopper, and Drake. The 391 h regiment is to embark at Cork, for New South Wales. The remainder of the 9tb Veteran Battalion, con sisting of 150 men, 119 women, and 124 4:Whirr°, haVe embarked in the Ikeda tranepan (Lieutenant ROBERT MUDGE, agent), for Dublin, to be dis banded. The Tirtar frigate (Sir Geo. Cou.sea). Nat Spithead, arrived off Sierra Leona or doe SOCK Jauuary. Ann Berber was committed to York Castle on Thursday, for the murder of her husband, J•mas BAJIBSq by poison conveyed is Al rousted apple, with which she promoted , him, at their dwrllitig house at Royd's-green, near Wakefield. The times have produced so great • diminution of law business, that at the Assizes for the large and opulent arairty of Norfolk. at Thegford, on Mon day last, there were only eight causes entered for trial ; and several of these bring undefended, the whole business of the Court at Pries was sits posed of in three hours. About nine o'clock in the evening of Monday ho.t two men, armed with pistols and wearnog musks, oh tained au eat:ante into the house of Mr. DOWD, near Peneudea Heath. There was no one in the home at the time but Mrs. Dew') and her maid -servant, the latter of whom fainted away at the sight of the men. The villains demanded of Mrs. Dowp, her money, which she gave to them, amounting to almost fill. also her keys, they then ransacked her drawees, bat soot finding any thing of valise, they left the house. Virtini to Pogilthre.—Oh Monday a large con course assembled on Lontallorva. to mitoses. a .pitched battle, betwess J. Fruittham. of Weston, and (larks Mariner, a Indoor. of Bath. The battle hosted one hour 111141 a half, and they tonight 33 rounds. At the expiration of the hour Moriaor had 1 " 1 + jaw lacked; slut pt 4ie cod of the bottle was carried senseless off the granted to she Mathis's/le Arena inn, where he shortly •Itermards died I We hope the principal and secondt will receive such ex emplary punishment, as may serve to check she griming practice of this brutal spurt. Feruirkohe surrendered himself. On Wedsocerlay w Coroner's inquest was bald.---Verdict ---,Woraslawgiter„ N ; • .1 \ . • . • ^ ----- •••• `ets-d new to the same, .r as seeeisory is the emote wksts 'the scourge of,foseign woe. I& seat Giktral FAR- ! 40141111111•Wileat what they imaii - ds 1041te/the weave- tea plos44e i lle Zalet Jurist the eiettth of dh* ILLA to au Ilfauologsgeesals foul aess - Madass*, 4049,55 f .eating against a ifiessisdiseion of *m bl an Ca- het hi 10 4 4 6 Att eHhtitee; ' 141 6 wish/ether eV sad 4* ,cgoditione upon their poet Woks to "s full participation in the advantages basin eltaaveartil hustoltethi . thlse 46 .o"Milt " I a t , Id I r the ..sswossaiwo a A assiord. coo save t tea .qopi,..ostsim. *Sited by the Constitution to totems add virtue, tha44o4 and to offer 'obis Alaiggrf the power of revising . and that, like Mr. l'EgL, tae would reddily con. sod aceistlll=pe 'Oka Moos asaitted, ow- aisse,4 snagsm I , e w e i s h...„, t i es ay se a s I s the the Constitution, so that it might b, reedcred stiortkprathst they . sr e lio i m i st i og . . ... ' tB, .T. •,-,kf/---.!.. A Wir .- r.t ° Ie .4..... .. 2 4, ...,c...SN't it vts' rti ce.ti-D ' I 4 • , POETRY. .0ft..,m11. TO 31135 KELLY. cm MC RUPORT or MIR INTENDEDASTI THE mum By JOHN TAYLOR, Esq. Kitty, of scenic pow'rs politest That form a onion rare, And skill'd .tike to them the breast, Or thrill it with despair. Ah! think not, ere relentless Toil Shall bid those posets decay, While still in youth's endearing prim, From public life to stray . VRONI We .it confine thy Wended art With GUILT can ne'er appal, Fee, eisee we know thy blameless heart, 7werld seem but fictioe all. Yet the pathetic and the gay Thy talents well can trace, With truth sad spirit each display, Amd PiaSwe's pouine grace. Too swat we then is thee delight, Tus smelt weal! *Amite, To let shat penis sing it. eight Ere Stens* Jaya " retire." should limper shiS tby pori'rs As clouds teems( t►e day, I.e! SOL 'pia swiss Nature smile, Wird seem same richly Say. So, alien by various toilitopprest, A calm recess be thine, And maul thou, dieted by balmy rest, With added lustre alder. Theo, KELLY, yet in youthful bloom, ►s , lulge oar jest desire ; Repose, but still the slap resume, 'T&il Tuts shall say " retire." a. LONDON APRIL FASHIONS. Vies " .44er:earn's Reperarr, b sirts, realism," ke.; ••••••••• PROMIN ADS DASSI. A high dress compoeed acanthus! muslin ; the bottom of Sir skirt is Mowed with • very deep Bonaire of work, above which is • fulness of thin jaeosot mush■ let in iu a broad were, at each edge of which is a row of embroidery. High body, tight to she shape, made witimat • collar, but finished at the throat with a fell trimming of work. Plain bog time% teemissted with $ triple fell of work. The pen Base ww over ibis dress is composed of lavender-minuted sephyreene, and lined with white sarmet ; the bottom of the skirt is taimased with two folds of soli• to correspond, each L 44 ioadecord with a silk cord at the edge. The pe lisse wraps a little to she right side, end is fastened down with full bow* of weitireese, corded at the (dim with Ratio. Pl•issipht hotly; the waist rather long, sad IMAM is the middle of the book with a full bow and ends of sephyremse. High cellar, eery stack sloped in frost. The lon sleeve Is Asialsed •l the bottom with a fulness of satin, oboes whit* , are Buis Wis. The bait -sleeve is •ueonsmooly swivel and pretty. ileml.drees, a bos•et of the same material se the pelisse, Woe *MI satin : it is of a moderate sine; the :spay mese is laid ill on the mown, the top of which is adorned with 'hells ; the brim is Butedt anti Ilaishet at the edge with satin heads. Intermixed wills small bows : Ic is !Med. with pale pink sephyreene. A fall plume of rowed ostrick feathers, lavender and white, is placed to one side, sad a broad ribband to correspond ties it soder die chic. &Wish hire veil in imitation of Brasseh. Matt-boots of lavender_ coloured kid, and Limerick gloms. FU LL DIPS. A round dress composed of Urliog's lace over • white **tie slip ; the bottom of the skirt is trimmed w it* a full Rooms of lace, headed by a broad rouleau of white ratio, ■nd eurolosuited by demi lose/ages of lace, edged with roe leaus of satin. Plain tight body, eat square roved the hoot; a full plaiting of set goes round ; there a►e three nos baked, but Wag ass is (root ; It is quilled, so that a part staid, up sad violas the bosom. A broad white sails sash tonsil !rebind issoltut bows sad long cads. The sleeve is isougeead d tabs late seer white satin ; the furrier is dis -pond to dead Isetages; there are two rows arranged is such • manner as to foram a singslarly pretty sieges. the hind hair is plaited, sod brought rased t►e crows of the heed; the frost hail disposed in ringlets, rather low at the sides, sad es& potipd, as., to display the forehead. Head-skew. ■ pearl ereassat, plated over the forehead, but put eery far beck, sod • very full plows of ostrich fewelsess us the left side. Necklace sad ea►-rings, pout•. White Wi■ oboes. and white kid gloves. Errata •Lm BO* Ammo e.") iNGLIIIIII BALL DUN. Areadeen robs of tidings Mee over • white mils slip, the ',order of the slip trimmed with gauss mis-boolfelif, sm. Ono.' by fall-blown blush rams. cad while Natio ?traps; the Arcade** robe mesinested web red, white, sad blue fell blown roses, placed at alienate disinter's, and interspersed with poem foliage. Drapery sash of Seek gonna, wore over the shoulder, and Iseminaied bye tassel, the sash discoverer.- os the left aids of the bust a hoomist of roses; the steel,. / are short whs. 'Norge, sod Oft enesanemied Amply on the our. side of the arm with sae simple fall-blown rose. The hate arranged in the antique Roman fedi" and treinitifoUy or• auneoted with pearls, roam sad • simerh imam is boot of white plumage. Elegasdy wrought emeekisee, eadeee.rioge of pearls. White satin shoes, white kid gloves, sod while carved ivory fee. PAitfllAN •ALL DEW. Slip of pink satin, under a pink crape frock; lb. cr..' dress hammed at t►e border with a pocketing of crape, b quads of rem, can at ems, mml preils. A fall Awl trimmed se eemspeed, mod a ionmegir arringtipts, . front wills rows of pearls; the comp tamale Wet, iii simply oraagregtod at lie week with wallet of Woad, the potters robs•lfordlei. II osispossd of gum, owes, sail oink asecisosa. . gad ear-riags of large Alen pearls. Melte astir *hits kid gloves, ggi tarred nee ha. ; itst rrapc rape, lwas- bort sleeve 44 psiate , l la partially I • Mrru• Ntsl•deas Nireltiate Mkt s►oes 111111 7 1.