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• • to evince its futility , it militates against the stegredius conviction it is idgiourible to simile. that the seeds of evil are miens deeply in the human Mind, or in the rank of of the common habits of swirl% as to ensure the lexuriatice of vice, while the'oisiiiiins that foster it remain en extinguished. Siiisolicity end ignorance ever were • I._ .. ea — or ire the premise state of so viet, este hops ‘• are did*. Notwithinnesding the bossiest orerrith of one_Usorc,Larrs. tria' Sir WWl,* Coke tooth over hope to violate with nuitiovaty l flisthiog hat hien hare espy for asodent ingetinittihan fo deviii wrong in ;ionic them. Private hoasitr has been.Marslialle4l.agisiant . owiti, thin bringing back Livery to the baste. of total pralwbitiatl insistent's bargains and miles, miertgagea, annuities, tninsfirit of • niVi. ehendise* an enormous 'rice, to lie ftierchaseil at a lesser, kiting the 4iiremiaO, he the amount of the Vogul regoirrd. sereammeik, risk devices - ,fall fee sign rs: yilig their form Fred t. ?mot midis sr ow. or many other cireatistances, stock protab4 risen in value vote qtr - Mow teat. higher. He . willing to niret the *desist* •in • the market, but in consequence Sif the strict seventy of the Usury Laws, lie can mesa iespectable capitalist who would avinaprootios his owe honour or Ms safety by acting is opposition to their provisions. These laws ne is told. are framed to protect him from frond and oppression ; but in the mean time lie will ha compelled, by their cruel kindness, to sell ey mortgage. his property to a ruinous disadvan tage. Should he from necessity or inexperience apply to professed Usurers of blasted reputation, with such imams business most be treSsacted in secret, no eye being present to detect the grossness of their impositios, our ear to catch the whisper logs of their avarice. Is: this ane, if he chance to be usipratiised in the ways of the world, how eau theistic protect his simplicity ? will he bring his scam el Usury ? The laws cannot rescind a . legal t. ohm the only 9uestion is the exact es • 1(7 of the consideratims; our can it diseneninfier au estate of annuities for hires, granted with the necessary legal precision. The mintiers of secret Vestry long proctimel in such scenes, have been oat umfraqueatly fowls ton strong for the Courts of Justice; they are sided by the anxious IleColotties of she .boreserevi, 'who• is compelled by •. the Usury Laws to ding hiliseelf into doe haunts of 4froutl mod evaridt ; sheer homed by the caution .of experience applimr4 ts ' the •thsughtlessuess of iir; by the comblued consist of partners in the • , who are Indies° its preits, against the 111-14sIstirrettce 14sIstirrettce or igisoraoce of an individual boivnwer, "he -acts with necessity as his Weiser. and who is throws. eff Isis guard by the tempting bait of the cauch-wished-tiar 'mosey. It is idle, then, with 'tech facilities to deceive with it'll:roily, to talk of the Uewry Laws as afoedilig soy proteetiou to the inconsiderate's snub. • Their-hansom nod sappers ers neat so ardevly asaisse for the preeervetiou of youth mud isealberuasee from we OMAN evil, that they have assetiamiked. the theeseed IA of much greater eimgaitude that beset' .them on every quer. Tiscouiplete their purpose they should have art a price epos emery num s propervy, atld upon every article of sew luxury, which a min might have ocession to parches.. Their prohibition re *pectins the borrowing of matey at a certain rate, leader pretences( protecting m mail from fraud and avarice, is perk,* nugatory snide they proceed a stop furtherb ad. peasabst his from selling his property. or frauoubeelog it with mortgages and annuities. Therlimarseitpped ate hole in the sieve. while the MM. run Omagh • thossaud 'others. . /.. . .4 Such is the nature of the protection that is in 'reality to he found in the present Usury blew of this country. la the event of their r#prol /et us «re how the matter would stand. The capitalist indeed may in that case demand whatever sum lie phrases for the use of bis mosey ; but in this coun try. or to make the argument snore general, in this age, when capital loss been so wonderfully ac cumulated, and • emily transferred from one reentry to another, there will he other capitalists in the market equally willing to dispose of their pro perty to the best advantage. Capital then becomes • direct article of trade, whereof the value mud he proportionate to the supply amid the demand. sad tee restrained by the competition of the holders. We may trust to the ordisery discretion of any in dividual ngwriog to borrow otestry, that he will not gives timber infer fur the attsele to one proprietor than that fur cinch auotherwill be ready to accent tiscalate ISui, tool this price must ultimately be regulated by the 'nadir generally to be derived from the employment of money." pow iu .full practice fsw denhoyilig their fore , , us frsr et lifie whomteges VII* (hirer ertetuaterneil, .k, ikir borrower; 4t Irrell isolirert analogs, is subjected ) tri the most ratings awl oppressive bur- door. Shoetil a gentlemen osesessed of wool pro- pvrty Sled himself is itaairoliele went of a int:n of maw? fee the pitersoiraf lericaltere. the py- rites% of au incumbridek iettleihent of chil- dren in life, or all Vita. !Mushy itilatesting reed pretablott object. he Woo toed security to a cripi- fah* for • tensporiry•ce••••••dation of in* sum et the Segal tete of tattiest. Front The stale of • the trbMie fond* from 'the profits a coutrorrges LVDI4. MADRAS. WEFT. so. We ha`re rrceived letters from Hyderabad of the .PLith Institut. by which we are utust happy to learn that Ili liralth of Lis Excelkney the Consumersler • Ch.el (sir T. Metal') euritiestles to improve very Oso the previous day he had token Ohl oar ing• in Isis pahniquisi, and we hope ise a few day. to animosity his complete restoration to iambi,. The General Inn 110 i eXIIIVICII 11l leave the H.esideury twltne this date. In the mean time the drerererst eabisoria are ois their march to form their respective or the army in Ilse FrOM the brooks OT the nerettali sty have voile aervittit.. 01 the move.- mesas or 'trolly , . A Viii litiroility of rain hml listless to that rut u$ the netT.sos. The river SIMI risen vl.oll%illieratily, NIA a great windier of ratite had 'perished rresat the isitleistericy of the weather. Niaaras was ti , ited, early on Tuesday rem • I:ist, by hoe of the most awful mid tremendous enriorler-stinitis we ever remember to have ob. ' fist 11411t11111g was extremely vivid, but rr I*.e..liappy to state that, am far as our inquiries „v, tie material damage seae occasioned by it. A army had received _ _ tailakethe field by the 15t41.--_-.41n mini uf7veserve was to form st Cs!pee, where the Alsrqiiis of Hestiogs will fix his head-quarters dovitig.the nine the 'did is i the gel.l. His Lorikiliip hail enjoyed the best health dirriug the voyage. The gallant 'the (Intend Sir I). Oclitetlinsey is to comit mted: the third division. We are happy to hear that. the( sickures at lessor, has considerably abated. no epidemic is raid to have been occasioned principally by en innuoderute use of sable f1;611. cstArrira. SRPT. 17. Ukhbsr from Ho!keel' comp, at Ramis., of aids the eld of July. muting' the death of Merna Shore, the 'hails's , of Scindiali • l and state, that a letter lied been received by "Ilepojee. containing *slim limo his inaister not to. interfere with Hot ker's concerns. Milker's principal army was ea moped within ten cosies of Dalkhisk'; and Ho lash Blom was before Assir, the Kiladsur or wino* had sustained k complete defeat. aud was compelled lo take refuge is his fortress. By the orders of the Shane (Holkar's mother), Heawb Blom woe !bout to withdraw her ovary, in order to avoid any lois alctanding with Moullau Uklibars notice a conspiracy on thaport of Khorda Yar Khaa sad some %intone,, to seize the peewit of Halls Ahmed Khan; but Has, banal; been apprised of their inteutions, frustrated them, by securing the conspirator,. Melsmood Shah war at t.:abul. and his Vizier, Fatty Khan, et Nano. Lollah. The army of Catcher was investing Hemtut. sod Prince Catorto hod proceeded to its relief, leaving his sou to de fend Ca:Waller. In addition to this ioforinstion, the Proluiwur Ukhbers state. that the Cachar ca valry before Herrsut amounted to 60.000, and had a complement of artillery of 70 guns. Several skirmishes had taken place, and Prince Ferozuldeen had put to death his Counsellor Ake Kiwis, for having attempted to negociate with the Cachou. Chiefs. It is added, that Nabob Asod Khan hod set out fur Turkistan, with two lace of rupees, for die. purpose of raisitig an army in that province. HOLT WEDNPADAY MORNING LOTTERY DRAW& THIES PRIZES OP L.30,000.-ONE HUNDRED CAPITALS-TWELVE PIPES OF PORT. • _ s BRITISHTHE PRES S. LONDON, . MONDAY. MARCH 2. 1818. We have received Paris Papers to •the *7th hot. On the sad a conference was held at the Hotel of the English Ambassador, at which the Duke of WeiAlsitreoit. the Ambassadors of Rua- Pntssia. Spain, Naples, and several other Miuis tenor Foreign Powers, were pretest. The object of the meeting is not mentioned. Au iodide from Berlin states positively that the Prussian Court will not conclude the Loan that was uhout to be invented for it iu London, on the conditions pro posed by Messrs. ROTHSCHILD and Co. The prospectus published in London not long since by these Gentlemen, is declared to have been altogether without the authority of the Cabinet of Berlin. The following are extracts:— •• ruts, VIIIRUARY 26. •• The King presided yesterday at a Council of Ministers from one to five o'clock. " The Committer of the Chamber of l'eers. charged with the exasuitiation of the projet of the law of Recruiting, has proposed by their organ. the Duke of Termite, two amendments. " Immediately after the Report, 36 orators in scribed their names, announcing theirintention to speak upon it." The Five per Cent. Console were yesterday 67 1-10 r. By the Lord Melville, arrived in the Downs, we have received a series of The Madras Courier to the 7tl► October inclusive. from which we have ►wade extracts. She left Madras on the 13th Oc tober, and on the IS►h ult. encountered a most violent gale oil tie Acores. by whiels she was dis. masted. The line-of-battle ships Vittorio's', Yotk, and Strifiserre, areltsirr 111%peef1011 is al PastalNllrutll, to ascertain (oil conformity with ass offici a l or d er ) h ow long they may be actively eutplujed without repair. It is cinijectured that it is triterwled to pay the amount of the Slave-renunciation money to Spain 1u ~lu~ls of %%sr. We hope that this conjecture will be realised : 1t will be a great sating to the eomitry. The tteport of the Secret ttttt tuittee appoin►ed bt• the Iltri Or l.•n IHIs 5 111 ex> lliv controi•• or the Green Bug, pro:wined by toiler of tlw PHINct: Metre. h" been ininted, and will be found io another part of uur Paper. It differ. 118 NO reipect front the !Levan of the L o ki.. c unim iti re; and when we look through tuts prec•eus iii.d tiud that it prfseols no Woe po►nl either of toterest or novelty—that it se. thtunghuni. vague. inilelioite. mud u l m a rja d ct ur y—we c t conceive tinder what pretence the Committee erotic! have 'continued their sittiagg itif 50 !wig 0 peri.oi, or hate kept the CouU and the exemplary manner in which they eketuiserl the provisions of what is eomesa.ly called the Act, of SOsPention. Now wilier ai willing as soy the Veriest flatterer's orthe present Minis tits 'can be to acknowledge the propriety of their conduct, •as far as 'each Member of the Celia** is personally `cosicirtied ; we believe that Lord SIDIIOUTIO acted throughout without any motives of petty'rnafice `towards any or the in 'dividnals by hn4 order, impritened we cannot imagine that the' Noble Secretary felt any persomil towards Mr. EvAws, or MITCHELL, or llkeldhoSe, or any other of the per - eons suspected of treasonable practices; Noe do we think that he had felt particular joy in threkring . ihein into irons and solitary imprisonment. But we think it very possible that Ministers may have been deteiVed. and that it is due tb every rhea iirrested by his order to have the claim's of his arrest end punishment cautiously and impartiiilly eitaiiined. We shell nut semerk on the 'coastitution 4"the Committee appointed by the Ministers to •jsylge of their conduct, for it would matter little of what Members that Cent micro was composed, when the evidence submitted to them was altogettrer ez-parte and written; but can it be asserted ihat the cues of the suspected persons were satisfactorily itivestigsted, when not even their Petitions Were referred to the Com mittees ? The same cirettiiiiitincel that engendered suspicion into the mind of a Minister. when plau sibly put together en paper. might very naturally exercise a similar effect upon every Meniber of the Committee; but what would be said of a Juryman. were he. on hearing the evidence fur the prosecu tion, to determine within himself that it was con clusive, and close hit ems session the admission of one word for the defence ? From every thing that has appeared in the several Reports, and on the State Trials, it is evident that the Minister* have betk. throughout, the dupes of superior artillee. and have been induced to countenance a systems of espionage, which has been turned 'again* them selves and the country. It is . ochnitteki. ou all hands, that the great body of the People was wholly untainted with revolutionary principles; and in the solitary instaace where d 0 or lOC men assembled riotously to pldndet, on the night of the 9th of June, we are told that they did so in the hopes of obtaining support io London and 'other parts of the kingdom. As they advanced in their system of pillage, they encountered the hostility of the inhabitants of •'be villages throtigh which they passed. So cinch Irk the concurrence of the coun try, even in the parts said to hate been most in fected;cnd with respect to the assistance to be de rived from London, we' re assured by the Marquis of Laesnown„ one of the Secret Committee of the House of Lords, that this expectation had been disseminated chiefly by Oliver, who, protected by the arm of Government, went on boldly iu his task of deluding a miserable starving populace to acts of outrage and rebel lion. The career of this infamous trader iu the blood of his fellow-creatures will remain a dark blot upon the character of the present Administra tion. The existence of discontent, which must ever attend poverty. can afford no excuse for send ing out agents to tamper with the people. There is a ewe. ditlirence between the theory of reformation, such as may have been imagined by some of those who felt the misery of want end idleness, and the actual march of rebellion; and if by the suggestions of Government spies, the crude notions of the one required the consistency and point of the other, there can be no doubt that those spies were the actual traitors, and ought to have suffered In the place of their victims. The assertions frequently repeat ed, and the offers of evidence that Oliver has so ucteil. deserve serious consideration; and if. on his conviction, it be subsequently found that Ministers permitted such conduct, and gave confidence to the system of temptation, by encouraging the tempters, nothing short of their solemn impeachment ought to satisfy the justice r .aud atone for the injuries of the country. On Friday. at one o'clock, a Cabinet Council nut, held at the Foreign Office. which sat till half. plot two. Yesterday, at three o'clock, another Cabinet Council was held at the same place. On Saturday the LORD CHANCRLLOR, Viscount CA,II.ERRAGH. and Earl 114tituese, hail audi e►tcrs of the l'airtcc REGENT, at Cirrhosis House. The LORD CHANCELLOR and Viscount CASTLE. ItEAGII had oudieuces of the PRINCR REGENTye•- tra day. Th Stith and 89th Itegiments are ordered to be immediately reduced. They are stationed in A nor ma, where a great preinntiun of the men will re main us settlers. Ily the high winds and tides of the last three or foist tiny% a great part of the banks of the hewer town at Southend Imo been molted into the !tit, CX eiiitig among the inhabitants whole houses ate close to the spot serious alarms for their solely. •fl ports being now open to the importation of foreign wheat, bailee. and oats, silks are making iii flt►c wheat at a decline of ss. to Ws. per load : prices of inferior qualities as well as foreign are con sidered isentiuel. "7 -4 7 1 .7' 777 .". Miss WegErt tin whom teport has mentioned is the intended Bride of his Royul Highness the Doke of CLattenca, is shout 48 years of ugv. Her c - tenasice is very pleasing. and her persont . very tine. %he is mistress of the most relined accomplislitnesits, and possesses the sweetest temper, nulled with the most elegant manners. His Royal Highness, it is has beets fur some length of time attached to this Lady. It is also said that the Pet Nett. Heckel* and the Quest; have not as vet given their consent althoigh the marriage would lint he attended with any expense to the public. as his Royal Highness does not wish for any additional provision from the country. Miss 1V KEHAM inherits the property of the last Viscimut Wenstax; of Thole Paik, ..Oxfordshire. It is about 17,0001. per alumni. The referral of the Princess of DENMAIIK. to %- collie Ditches. of CLiassce. proceeded froth her eat wishing to irsve Denmark ;where she is next heir to the Throne), upon the elstuite of being tint day the portlier of Si Throne in 11111 dv.untrv. the Duke's domestic habits, and the goodness of Ins dispositiou, his union with, a Lady so highly gifted, twonisses nut only b Ippiness to thetchelties, but satisfaction to the country. • isiilh. Salunlay alainsing Iter %IAJFPTC. as-emnpastiett by Prisseessoes A tuit,&rst and Et.tz atm" n, attended, by Lady CALTIIIntk. look stn lining in *cossets and four, by Highgate, Hempstead, and that neighbourhood, uud returned to the Qtteels•• Pa lace in the alleresoom where they recrietti visits, from the Duke of Suasax, the Prince of tiEs4B RUbal• BOURG, the Ditehrtiul GLoucEsTER, &c. Yesterday Iry MAJESTY and the Princesses AUGUSTA esid EittikßETH, received visits from the Duke of Visit, the Priuce of lima Holfitou me, &c. The Duke al t USIDERLAND visited his Royal Brother, the PRINCE REGENT, yesterday. Divine service (vas yesterday performed at the Queaie'e Palace. le her hlaJecre and the /royal FamilY, by.. the Rev: Dr. STRACHEY, the Chu' - lain in waiting. The Dukes. Of .Yoac l CLAILBNCE. and C EER . I. AN 0 . , Visited the PRINCE REGENT oil Sit • turday. Satarda'y 'Morning the Duke of CL A REYCE left town for Bushy. Vesterdat the Duchess of YORK attended divine service at Whitehall Chapel. The Bishbir of LINCOLN preached before the Nobility and 'Gentry at the Chapel Royal yesterday wonting. Yesterday divine service was performed at Coal ton House. by the Rev. F. W. Mosinee° and the Rev. Dr. S. CLAIUCE., Friday evening the Duke and Decimal or (':Lou. cast se gave a grand entertainment at Glom:corr. Howse, Pict-titbit,. to the Queem, the Pattvec REGENT. &C. The PRINCE 'WANT arched at Gloucester-House a few minutes before seven o'clock, and accompanied the Duke and Duchess, attended by Ewan D CURET. Esq. Colonel Um. GINS. Colonel DALTON. Colonel Corrow, and other attendants in receiving her MAJESTE, and Princesses AUGUSTA and ELizAllllll. In addi tion to these illustrious personages at the, din. net party, there were present the Doke and Duchess of Yoee, the Princess SoPHIA of thou- Caere", and the Prince of Hesse tiostuouttn. —There was also a select evening 'party at nine o'clock. to which the particular friends of the Royal Family were invind. The Royal Duke'. baud of the 3d Regiment of Foot Guards, attended, iii their 'plaided !tale dresses, and 'played during the evening some charming marches, among them were, the march in Pizarro, also select pieces from Due Giovortai, the (mediate to Arintlne.mad the Andante movement its the overture to the occasiostal Oratorio. On the departure of the QUEEN and the PRINCE REGENT. I hey played God save the King, as they did on the departure of the other brauches of the Royal Family. On Saturday the Prince of flfx.sE Ilostnoimn received vi-its from Prince EsTERHAZT, the Au.- trials Ambassador, the Russian Ambassador, the Earl of ABERGAVENNY, Sir JOHN tftwOCK, Ste. Ilia Serene flightless vi.ited the Doke of AIoN THOSE. the Martiois of lIERTEOIin, ,and the Mar qats of eIIot.SiONDELET. lo the evening his Serene flightier attended by Baron O'NAGHTEN, Honoured the Opera with his presence. Yesterday his Serene /Ugliness received visits from his Excel lency the Duke SAN C•RLOS. the Spanish A.1111N116. ardor, the Rev. F. W. Bt.ostemi, Colonel STE PHEN-ON. die Rev. Dr. CUPER, the VICE-CHAN CRI.LoR, Lord GRF.AVES. &c. In the evening' his Serene Highness. attended by Baron O'N•ciiTEN, 00000 sired the Mongols and %Ist-dummy& of SALIS. 'was' with bis compaily at dinner. A Correspondent inks—te Is the fill for protect. ing (lambing Boys brought in by Mr. Cuottra ; 01 Yesterday afternoon, about four o'clock, the pop• tars on deny at Carlton-home Lodge discovered a much larger hotly of smoke than usual issuing hum one of the (+Unities, accompanied by some sparks, so that they had no doubt but the chimney was on fire ; one of the porter. iontaittly gave an alarm; cud an immediate examination to o t, v i a " 10 tecertain the chimney it itrocertleti from, when it loppeureil to be the chimney of the Imusentaill's roo m. Wet blankets were emitted, and about go or 30 buckets of water were thrown (limit the Chim ney, winch extitignished the lire in a few minute-. Th e chimney fool beets swept within the had into ter three weeks. The Hceitlent Idipirettetl in titmice of a co iii i i lerable bend art the chi ttttt ey, where some soot bed lodged. Two !urge engine* stud a smell our came into Poll-Mall from the tire in the Strand, and several firemen ; ante of them was admitted into the house, who wits perfectly satisfied the lire in the chimney was completely ex tinguished. . . „, .. . . tree at the St. Viotti Tack was sheik . aiiit shi ll - try Tor nearly gym weelts in' tailiituse uron a 4, . V!.‘ lo , • • • . . il, es .. . vueit;! . Au ilburrose cppititz .r rein 'lXllllhriair matter of seek diefruid.leatial Whitest: This -i f •.4i ir i •,.il Ito* the stem. Illit wilathet.bocruta biota Wit. ft rporto lik e that -a d m "A i d,. ' l ich e e 'so n e ar the • ! \ '1 ‘ i f _.11' - .-, -,t, • 4 0 4 4, l e .. ..,...-• - " li. . '' •••"'-i • tO TY extremely millet .., . '.-- i . -. .. ‘, pilgrim! rhatorea:la the ieeoliditel*Corilli ii" rivfr .- • - • -- -Maar. i. Session. . , ~ t4 wa; . , ~,..i it, , ..\,..,..,.. 4:: ,. % .. 0 ,,,..1 sttietsa- the sith'uli:•-• from Mas ..4. u. This was intruded as a device for convent. f.- ...) ' 4-'Nr.e . ',.-',..••• L'' ' • GroversorAktieral'sileet. lead its to hal " -,-bsg the titter borreiniess of the present production ; --- beed•querten wowld be egablishodzlt' . bat the object or ttliiiisters is effected by the hoot ROYAL MARRIAGES ow the 10th oh. The third divisioli or the Word • chaise. which oolnplimenti theta upoti their lenity army had received orders to hold itself in readiness __, ~._ _ tONbON 145 1 1110:NS F. 3/.4 CH. Cram " icher;;:ctiffi'4 Repuitorg of Arts, Plations," 4e. littlD 41. D1:1..4. A lova alro!“, viinposvif art,iati worn otir o a !site .361. slip : the sloes,. i• t,. hsw soul otiwtsrr r.nuoJ 'he ; Ilte boa. an I 1,.0 k as. nru.smi•ulv,l with while s slits vaitsis hat r.}acria.ll4sifirp - e , ractlWi.ls..“l7 - irt tit;i•C gill .h.Will. I Ill' W:11:4 is vei y ti,, its tight to th.• shape, unit Ilse 1.3 cl of n niodir.te tireadili • hirer ti Frooraisr, made Illy short awl 11. H, and "so:introit d weal tenor twelve 11141141 W stripes 11.1 e in I . ll:;reit hi... room! the arm. Tim .ki.l it gland...it of the hi1.h.4 . 1 hr's lar;e of white iinea,'FlaVit in shit - 144rd blf.fore. pi: ill r pt:il44 with oldie rusts. the front of lb; Atm. ig MI foamed a. to hoe 11.0 stpenratien of a drapril; it It ornamented r iii. pipitip, hitch terminate in it lar;t: the erne, of Ili+ ta:iquipi, 1 , 1 111111 . 1 mot 111 . .1.1. The Lai, is deciata it hrlinohniid stitniontit4,l I. 4 1112111'M of is hate roses ; of pearl is placed across the forehead. The how Iniie is ili,posed in ,incicik, whirl' tall thickly. user the temples Sib IIA ill till IV a hulr lit the fofeln ail Necklace, tWac'elet., alfllll. P.II ilitS pearl. White ballot glove*, and white spotted .ilk slippers. WALK'S!: DRFSC. A fairii•culmireil poplin gown ;wily half Ilia Lock is Olin, Asia the fiont wraps a litth• to lilt I. ft qiiip; the body is it-intoned with tow atair% of whew satin . ritittrinit.jsnititt l / 4 1 tik natural &Myr.. Ph ile tong 4retr, litsiglic4 at 94 0 444 tor curreopoittl. The bullion a 11w skiit"6 I;rty . ' titstrfuhir trinstna d with painted rill/sand: inabatkirs . ral Arial Wars -11ratt,444.,,,, a *mall zips hat rovitimpw.l yr milt, cut in elm s,aune inaither as willow•Nigivilies, oinasucusr.l wide a bunch of cue k 60Wfta coloured um rocriui:4l' 1131Itre, and n full irtuine of hiWii•Cipt '4•41 finthirs. A smatl trumil (-ay, i. worn nuilur this hat ; it has a full quilliug of art monad tho face. bte wash uhlcttr Hatt tin. hat t auk lord , bwt has a 13. W of twinged Nthimittll put Duni.' Slur ia.ide of the brill' s which, orwrinlalrs at a dus.tesum a urtsib tel iliawer;. Fawn. culoured kid slippers and .gluaci4 and a ritU silk shawl s cum.. plate Ibis dram From " The British Lady's ifttgetzine." orERA ORES!). Dress of white gossamer gauze over whir satin, the skirt rather full and long, is immrd with au embroidery of vine leaves of green velvet and gold huh! ; the bottom finished in scollops, trimmed with a light Will' and halt Cringe of g *AI illhinese *het of green veracity the waist short 111411 tiuirhed with tabs, the 1106111111 Ortlntnelleroll wndvlca points, edger! with tick gold braid; the sleeve rather fuel, slashed with white satin, aail edged with gold braid. Cap. of green velvet, richly embroidered ; a roll of green. soil gold tissue nomad the face, and a heron plume in front ; white kid gloves sail satin shoes. HEAT/ /REM. A hat of a gipsy shape of use lonian sorb, lined with while satin, and trinsascil wilts • painting. on /revel .IS the edge. Mower of ruck colunre4• to imitate Hallow;. ails h4tt of the sagas coluaro whit Is iris with a. Large bawl medic the eoin. rreor,'s mob cap of bobbin net. with a wreath of piing satin r ibbon roams, the crows., ',wive whirls is a tall of dr/ is. lace ; " 0 the Sup at the Crown is w bulge bow of pink .4th' ribbon : this rap iv nemmemited with iumelorm MI pink satin. plated at ritual dialatiere, and a triple Electing of %elitism twee routed the farce ; atbetr , eftelleibm. French gipsy cap of figured lace, with fr wroatbo4 itiht roses round the rruutt. and • large hutch of wiul. moms ma the right ship, palsies' soli. ribbon Lousing over the ar.wo, and tied violet the chi*. Tuque of *bite satin, full trona, elegantly ortOntaslecll nal. white beads, bead band and tassels, tend an e1.,111418. philtre of n bite urtricli feathers placed uu the kft ►i tle. From " La Ilene AmniaMe." ENG I.ISII %VI NTER CARRIAGE COSTUME. Round dress of fine rood,: ic innsliu, superbly embroider ed rosiest Ike horsier in three distinct rows. Prli•se of rich Taints silk shipell, of Christmas holly-berry enlonr and bright grass green, trimmed rotund the collar, (-tag, and (horn the front ails eery broad swausaloirit.. Comb idle hat of gia en satin, orliamcnicd with *idle riLluttad, ralgcd with hulk-berry red, surmounted hy a worry full phone of ? white ostrich feather's. Triple Mira lime 'arc; Wks. t ridicule, with clasp and ornaments of gold. 13ine rit %lost s, said white hid half-bouts. FRENCH CARRIAGE DIIESII.. TeliSSe'a celrairal blue wt in , fastened down the front with Brasislortiourga of implishral Tovie hat of .pot_ trd bine velvet, (he hat part crowned wills a pi‘loar au!~ ostrich f. ; the cap pail confined to the fink bead bandeau of poliolied steel, a its sun CligSsni 144.1•1 taf ibr cause isuilerial on the heft side. iplc run* of nee tar, ; lemon-coloured slippers of till leather, anti Noiniati g 135... GENE/IAL 0135tRVATIONS. The favearle at-6Am in jewere, are pearl., lopeeP., awl emrr~ld■; the arwrsct hrtawlees ere fariuril Me 4 " " "'"I Ilw shafts wall ft allwe a ale of t u ht, egrion ,l 7 w . otmt l i t 11w rai4l4 hf a hid' Irti.lN 4 tine of 111495 lie itlierdtla I ttlierf MI : umbel' 4.EUP.siettl% arc again pinch ia favour. The must prtv - Atut culutnt oe Itutty.lhory r ti t rule - e" - lour ' Vile, Ira alt . llllll, 21111 !rays The Esti of Ilatmwoott has porcli:isol t! , e bootie ailjui tt it tg his mansion-home in 11.4444iver. stitiore. Irelottgim; to the late Sir J AMES E I RI.. Is make additions tool improvements t.• his iiiiroco 4. The N)altoii Cotissing llreting has 4ittiact. , 4l morte Peron* iii kati)lnge of Nobleitteo :i.441 ; drawls this week !hail has Isithr.to lirrat 1i , 404t•a, t r ea t main dogs sire entered for flit- sLik r•, -.1 t roll ', ri le rav4ltir.ible stole of t h e iieid!ler, csolir-4.4 spot Isaoticipsited. ‘Vre Polio4l , itionig-t th e e a , ; :- pasty tare-arta the Marlins of 111 NTll.li. CAWuott, and at Humber of 44t1ter distingleis!4,4.l ver,triiirges. Itecolleciions.—Hmwto am! Ca. 11t..1.: U:*.- eltaisge, *old rive Pritra nr 'ryelitv *I P 1,4 in last years loth-lies. IS 44. g O N p the ten First-drawn Ilitz , s %soil Iu ail C...- 14114. In the last Lottery, rilitOk cunt:tun. l'utzes, HAZARD utul 1 O . 61/En :. Th. Sehelote rota:ions 100 Vapitak, l'• z • of 30,0(0/. Iktut!iiig, and en additiu i I; . Port i i T he PI he Ire pei bpi ay.ri or t str4i ftvot to t Lou 1-ke tsait4 to a •tree VII th re CUM 110111 brain ILA llig Ver our I.ooi ita part titl hod 411 94. • () tit 1.:t111' l'otp cer or. 'A' ~q r