The Sun. — London, England, 1811-03-02 00:00:00

rZa . rrr.M . frSr'd% Orki Arr..lllPlMllit• POLICE-OEFIcE, PUTsl3,ttll to they CUM:11411141 Of GOvt.lntnent, Al demi airlek and Mr. lite.ngten repa . ved to the houso of Fitzpatricl;, in Copei-streets a h,.re th e Ilotn.tn C,nholie Conttinitee had been tts.l3 to as. ttendale.. , They e"lted Fitzpatrick, it there wa4 th en a' 10efititi4, i-. hone 1, He repkd in the affirm • t:t;ihcreci the Maa,strittes to the roCitnLi (in 1. - P ,, t fluor, ‘'vhere fop). turfy to fifty , 1 / 4 Cry. ;V,3, 4.)i) the'table lay hum , copies of the, Catholic . Pe. t which the persons ihcri . present were in 1.1)0 41.1. tlt sigLin —Mr Hay, who was, gti ; ,,tite INUIT , 1, Gyulierurn, such t you ,as hove s , gneil the Pi; n ion for I he Coonrions a..d not for the Lord's, be a, to ~ oint; forward and sign.—lanniP.dia ely;- t, ► the r.l,if lit I . ates entered the room, Lord French , c.lld tti the chair. 1, ad i i", crich d •matided of ihi• itlai;istrates, by what Li - atildrity thjy came there ? Alderman Daley i t • f pi,..it„ aim., understanding ike Meeting to be a Int..t , liog cif tlacatt,olic committee, he must re quest or them, as a I\tiglitrate, to disperse. Lord Frencti tdr...; r nat the (Ad , r WaS,fturil Dtriey snd, et;rtaitily. Fr.ett,,h. as , ati•A . Nlogistrates, that that meoting WWI nit tiie Cat liculic Committeer...,ind that be Sat aS (.3111.11.1i t,t 140 Cormnitte4., but as Chair lulu of, a inee'llq; c,il Catbuiie Jur the sr.qifing ow! torwaidnz a PetiLort to Parliament. .1.,0rn French, , a'd, right to warn Darley, trk.t. 'akirL sot h steps towards that . ii4o.tiug, - h , oeThe person ti) disturb the 'Wert - tow 13,tr,ey tlto, ressed the t0, , , , Lt he fell chs,'ll,oging r unfill a duly, ;In. said that we re kitlattrlKlVd ',tent It Ohicer ; that, Olit.Oiy must be done. Lord li•rt:lxii said,,, be had as bigli a resneo for • the laws ai a:ty tine, and said if the Magistrates all at t la; ei , il of the iooni, he toped he should ire tint last mall tr.,ined out—hr said, that bad lie been treat It ,, 'night havy expected, by ,-,Mte Pole,, before aoy h.nsh bbAn was taken, toiwardi a meet ing tit- that body to which he beiong , d, by haying', been 9(:41 tor e lie could have so explaiVed the ina- . t ore of tl,ic Meeol l l4itst .o preYent the intericretice of a laigistraie he added that. he in his own person had an additional claim, conceiving himself au here. ditary Coun'sellor to the Crown. , Mt. liabiugton tnat the:Magistrates had the highest tes; , Qct for his I..mdship; that it his sole oh. Jed in reinainiog was to try,the t r i,stioo, we would do an:, thing to I.cilitate the matter—:hat tome was, repugnant to ow iceiings,, and that we lnipe , l they would qn:e.ly ,sohnrit.r-Sume; Gentleman. replied,, thert. , WB5 uu (11.1,81igin to' try ; that no individual: in the toorn would' resist the laws, and that .no force was tie cessary'i that thyy would go iwy where I ,l'r II OS. . . Air'lwan Ditley was risked if he bad a written into. ili-,ti,,,,, 'to which ,lit: ali6wercd that he had. Sir. Eii-,,,iril li c it, , ix A,k,.ii it it watt thy! outer of GiN(.4iiiiwni to cti,peliie ici l y Nl....!vting of it,mein rloan 1) . 017y infortiimnat that tliw ,Ca. 41"settiliierl, and , V ~.., t,;, , ,,t h0 1i c , , ; . rfirk to S",l !') say,tliat hi s s orders 1 n Wt tc't t • ;him ouie. , io , 4idt.t... not pau,4ll I)., ;iii , „tt doJr, ,1 their 11 ii! w .tttion ? att'd that he tk't•hi? iJii .‘ll. at.d expiant the thittin? , ul • so,'Luiry; to cleciitn.l,, iaitd rrent,,lli , . (twn otitti Jai( ot the Country, and takeini it ;HA this trial,—lord ksc.44 of Mr, Pdle,. he and 'any . five , c.',l the Geritieilwu p cewit t, µQu a %V&A. r. fli i . !)pricy habh.g conitittetl with Mr,,.}14, l'angtoh, at len,f,•,r.h agreed that he wouid, wait ttputi Mr. Pole, Mr, klabingtott rrinaitting in the rt)oin, during his ithwuce. Lord l'itaicti it thought nec t :T .iary, that Ito gcittlet - iian would [cave the ro unj k i t tring abionee of Aiderrnan Darley, per should any other t•.cr:iin.l.P.l:perinittc ,l to cuter. ~S,Qtlitt per son said that that eoald 1,14 he, as it was am open nicetitnj. ti the ..tb,enee. ot Ald4rnan parley, I•llsit.'y teiled Mr. Ilabingtim it he had a wtitteo jowl mat int, 1 1 9111 . . Bibingion replied, that 'he had bt..tter not sk on that •busibess till .A.ldernian par. ley Aniermati 1) :iii) having . returned from Mr. Pole, weed, that as I,ritt.t fac i e ti. bad a'ssored the Magi. wales thou the Alecting, was not tiie . Catholic Cnui- CiititcO, but a mtlering of Cal both,: Gentlemen fur the vorose of . Fpgriiiig and forwarding their Petition to PaVii•ttnern, it was t ht. order of Goternineut that ilte - Alagistrates should not by any means interrupt them, Ain'erman Daley having again asked - Lord liectich whether that was a Meeting of tint C:itho , Committee, oi• • a meeting ot Catholic G,..nite n-00'„ tot I Ite Inirpoint of signing and forwarding thvir rit,itinni French' Lord Fch declari.d 'Vi'ait 110111 Colliti)itttle, and sod be-Would shew the Liagistl'ares that !hat , Meeting r could not the Ca , tntrin, , wai proceeding to soy more, v‘ I,c-ii tiv v. - ,,th ilmtvt upted. . . .. I \ ir, O'f,..;orithiti hike (.1 Alkl4...rrnatf 1)311e3r, if he, e1 ,,,, : . r f. ; .€ 1 , t ti It toorn for ti.e purpos'e of I;i:e , ;'cotiovhc (I..alitoi' , : Braly Itiott sfi , litog and tor warkhtig their Petition to 1 3 ;Atliatoclitj be, Mr..Q`Ciortlittl, hAving A , „ cme o th v re for that tiorposo thiiitle; his, ,4xtovrtnall iy ir j e y',,ahotroct I Alciottt - if.to D4rlcy it,iiii, certaitay far tai we can recollea, this is acurred stoic tt;itlit 01 the bctbstutice of I*/ thst oc'curo.-.1, • (Signed) FR Fp. tt.titti.ri. Tiros, 11. BM:411,101'01C CORRESPONOLNC Li Pt- 1.0)4) kRENCII AND constinence of in boiog understrmd lo (tic C4ti.104.1(7. SleeliDgj beki in . t . ne Coonoitit:e (1110:.1.StrCet, on Saiuriloy, tlic 2at.! tf Alt tk Skoi•Ovel noto that it Was - the %visit) of. St‘ilretary tiole te see Lord French, .and any noinber of Catholic Gentle- 1 welt, Sir Elward O'Con.iell, Keogh, Muipliy, and 1 igDonarll., were approved of as t Ire persons to accompany Lord French. In the evening of t . pe ,23d, Aldertuati Darlty waited on Lord 'french with the two following notes, which he delivered in person 4 ' February " Nry Lord-4 nn instruiiird by . Pole to-say: that lie 4111 be happy to see your Loidship ar fhreet o'clock to•worrow. I fiale the honour to he,Yotir" Lordship's obedient humble set wint, (Signed) " FnpotitticK DATWEY. " Tct tittAhr Hun. Lord French."' si Dublin Castle, Feb. 23. "My Lord--In consequence of a communication from" Alderman Darley, I.beg leave to state to your Lordship that I had intended fur England to- Morrow evening, but that it your bydblup or any other of the Catholic Gentlymta wib to see me, i shall postpone my intended journey till Monday 'night, it it.should be incottv.cniett tor your Lord ship Or, your, friends to call upon .me to-morrow,-•. I 'have the iiiini)Or to be, my Lord, With great le sped, your 11100 Obedient humble servant. (Signed) W. 'N. Pot.e. " To tfiS Right lion. L'urd Preach." speciftembjeet, as Arcady stated, epdflapiitiley els that it ti cancst 0 by sny ror,ed and 'oppressive construelioni„,he placed 'within the meaning or the law called the Convention Act. Itesolved theretore, that this . Comtnittee, deeply struck" by tit., Unjustifiable and unmerited degradations ties affecting of their communion, as well as by a, series of ttia doty they owe to those who have entrusted snit' ticti thins to their management, do now pledge themselves so each other and to their fellow stifiretS, unremittingly to perse vere in, mid never to abate from any constituputtai elliott, until they shall finally accomplish their common freedom ;* an even: which can now a lorte afii.rd . to those attached to* , their native land any certain prospect of ainraiiiiag btokina and invincible the integrity and independence of .the Resolved, That Abe foregoing ResolutionS be published. Sir S. DW A It D W, Bart.. in the Cliair, Resolved, That lin , most particular Thanks are justly due and hereby Mtn me lto Lord I. reach !'or his, dignified, Manly, spirited, and constir utinnal commet, cm' this and every other occasion, in the pursuit of Catholic Fredom. EDWARD HAN', Aldorman Darley rrquestcd of Lord French a written ittWA l rr .Mr. Pole, which his Willson. hiated lie conic' not: propriety comply with, until lie .had cdtkferred with the . Gen:leturn who had: been appointee!. to accompany bito.—On the depaiture of, Aldeiman Darley,.Lord Frencti intru-diate communication to the. Secretary, Mr. ut the hirtigoing Notes, with a ienwst that G..-ntlemen appointed be'caliLto ttvtliet tO inert , LAN Fvench the next ; conwtiurnce a meeting took place at .one o'cit.cli 'on Sunday, and int! following :wa's 1-10a3 tinnke 0 14 ' patched to Mr. Secretary Vole. Early in the morning of Tuesday seinnight a very melancholy accident happened in the townland of Fiogdutl, between Ballymoney and Ballycastle.— . James - Marshall, a poor man, inhabiting a miserable canin, went front his home on the preceding even in, to b-g, relief for hi* wile and (Pio children (the one near eigh' years old, the ot her only nine outh4). .Before he returned, the roof of the cabin fell upon it hapless inhabitants, and the fire hating communicated in the thatch, the woman and ber children were buriit to death.--Sotne persons re turningtr im a ma.onic lodge were the first to dis r cover the fire, and re mo ving t h e ru..b h l), they found the, woman extended over the bodes of her children, all quite litdess,' anA burnt in a Shocking man .er " Dorninhik.meet, Feb, 24. " have the honour to acknowledge receipt of your Note at yesterday, mating, 'kit cQnstgoti:we of a 'Cornmunicattop with Alderman Utah.), though ,you had intended.sai d og tpr land this titorntng, yet, if I orantot Oentletnen wisned to see you,',)ou would r 0..,1 0 01. the intended j , utdvy. until Monday night, it . it skunid be. toctiveoieht to file or coy itienk;s to. call u t ,o t you this day. I beg, leas io'returit you, Sir; thanks fur, Abe politeness c,l ) our :communica tion. " I have submitted your Note, to the Gentle men whowere appointed to accompany me it. Wait it% on you, iii 44 I am u.; l ,o,:tluily to tofOroo you, that we IndeistAild Aldermin Dailey, that it %t as 'your wish lo 'bee me and smite 01 her Cua Italic gentlemen ; and 1 did exprehs the readinesS which pervades the gentlemen who coin.' ()toted the meeting of yeinerd.y; to , afford you, Su, and every other Int:tuber of the 'Government, any e xplanatio,) pa l l may lecidire. " For tin, purpiise 1 am ready to ,wait on you, with the '(.ientlipii'cii ailticiett to; at three o'clock this day, tit case it should, be )04 wish to see as. " 1 have the h o tt.a.it ue, Sir, " Witti "Your Ind,t tApediLitt humble stlvant, (.)1,111) ' VaeNoit.' ," To the ItiAlit lion. SeciLi.in "Dublin Castle, t eb. a. , IS,t, half psist Two, P.M. "IVly Lord-1 have tlii.t moment, the; honour ut receiving, your note, its reply to rnine, which mil, yesterday orlhered 'l6 your LordShipny Aidermiti Daley., 1 chii toysejt the honour of wi long ycster dil tee your I....Ortiship, ill CollSeilUtlice of i1'411.1 beet') ititurrned. by Ault-iinati Daley, that You had skated that it 1 had expresbed a Wish to see ~you, yon would 114110 touch pleasure iu calling pit _me.— In an an,wer to this notiticmtuti, deored • Xlcler . 7 roan barley to iidoini your Lordship, that 1 had no thing to common - m:oe to you, but that if Lord . ship, Ur any of the Catholic Gentlemen, had ally • desire to see we, I would, at all•titnes, be happy to receive you, Alderman - Darley in reply to this . message, brought me word that your Lordship 30d some Catholic Gentlemen would call- on mu on. ' Monday if 'I wished to see them. Feeling that I 114C,1 from the first expressed, that I could have no Wish to give your Lordship the trouble at calling upon use, but at : the same tune wishing to render it impoli,inie that any inaccuracy id , the delivering of the verbal mestoges, which had passed bet wean roi, Should make it appear that I was deficient in. atten fiat' to your Lordship, I conceived it to be the Most proper co6r.e to acquaint your Lordship, in writing, th.it Ow wished 'to call on me I should r k)4 ready to receive you. I , As it now appears that your Lorilibip has too' communication to make to. tiovatititeth,,. I iiavti' only to reqUeit your Lordship to believe Ltnat,,,i no desire to give your Lordship or the other Goll'es• men any further trouble... "• I have the honour to be, my Lord, with'much respect, tie. &C. W . , W. Pot.e. " To the Right Hon, Lorddrench." On or about the .3 1 / 4 1 Janhary, lase, a large party by night broke into the house of . .I,cein Olaf, of Kil lea in this Coe ;,y, and,after beating.and cuttingin • m most brutal anlier his two sons, took with them t eolliaery firelocks beloriging•to„Capt Brow eol es,' and ihree,ether having brake into the iwfore any of the family Jefor near tuft if the above bo:.ing given to Witham Smyth, a Magistrate of this county, • who,: itidiguare that such a violent outrage sheeld be committed op. a 'tenant of his, and in a neighbourhood hitherto perfectly trainpill, proceeded anniediately to make the . itiosi diligent search and inquiry ; and from the itittueuce he and his family have upon a large and wide extended tenantry, and his own personal,exer . titers, has Wert lucky enough to discover the names of, every one of the party who Were.at the attack, and the Jive fireloeks were, _on the . night: of Sunday se'nnight, brought to a' tenant's house of.. Mr. . Smyth's, With a request they should be delit.ered.up to hint best day. We : understand hum, good au-,. thOrity that some of the aboVe party carneTrom. ten.' 1 miles off, the night of the above attack, •and that other arms are given up, and more will:he s.urrens. dered which were taken some time ago in the neigh 4, bourhuod from vvhenee these fellows CALM': Not ti' man 'was to be...tbund in 50 or firt, houses, which. were searched the night Carmody and Costefloe were , apprehended.--Limerick Chronicle. Last week t wo . prisoners who had been confined in , the Contity effee.led "heir eScape from that prison under the inost hazardous circonistancee r. They sticeeeded by saute means, . in . getting to the top.of the outer Wall, which,. is thirtY''feet'high, when they made an effort to jump into a tree, in Mr. Walker's demesne, at the West. end of the. prison,:in Which olio of them succeeded,' but the other was unao . le' to elfe4 his ohjett, and had his hank broken from the violence of the shock. 'The prisoner 'who ecaped without. any injury, very hu manely took the other QII his back, until lie logged bim in a cabin. at Glasheen, where he was 'disco vered the next morning and brought back to the prisoo, but in suchl dangerous elite that he is nut expected to recover; the other effetted his escape - and has . not sutra, been apprehended. The unfor. tonate )11811 who has been irtjured, ' was' confined On a charge of a rape ; the other' who has es.. capeti, , was charged stealing gunpowder froni the manufactory at riallincollig. Southern porter* Sunday last, positive assurance - being given by . a gentleman to one pt the Limerick Nl d gisteates, 'Pat. MiNamara, alias Queue, the murderer . of I)ah. : Griffin, and enether, could beat a wedding on that night, troar Fedatuore, in the County Limerick; an' otliCer's guard of int•rititry was promptly afforded by Major.O'Doooghue, which assembled at ten o'clock, said night, end under command of one of the Gen.; tlemen High Constables, accompanied by.• the, per. son who gave the iniormation, taking with them ti warrant from a Coulity'Magistrate, went to the place where the murderer wassupposed to bee...uti tortunately they did not succeed.-=but just in that neighbourhood, at the hour of three o'clock, on Monday morning, they surprised irk a house, a party of eleven men, all 'stressed, and drinking plai t ) whiskey, five of whom the Military brOught in and lodged in our gaol together With two muskets. loaded, and a case'ot pistols secreted under a bed.. The only regret felt , by this spirited party, who had wai*d. abovi fifteen' miles, 'ender incritsetit raio, w'aS;that they had not brought 'With them the .no tortous murderer and deserter, who is well knoWit I !o all.his ecquaileante to be at large in that neigh -4 teetrhood. At a Meeting of, the General committee of the C:ttnolie, of heizind, held,z - o No. 4, evel-strota, oo Tuesday, I.4*.broitry,:Lord,friepcil lit .1 ,1 The whole amount of Silver'and Gold, imported and deptisited in the Bulliot, Office of the Dank', be -o,vettu, the acnh Mud), ta 10, ;and the oth Feb, • • • •-• Si; vet child Retiolved that the Correspondence between Lord. I! tench And htr. Seeretati rule puniiiiko. it i esoivetl, That tlita Cetiiiiiittee 1135 been appointol by mi Aggregate Nle.ting of the Catnolics' of Irelauiu, to prep;,, t g i . and prueure to he preelitect to Parliatimit, on 111,4 b c t i ,it i ret tt iens ter the removal tit all 31101 petlaltles'amt tiniahtlities 44 Aititt,OlOW Ot their persuasion. Iti,;.,olveo, 'I Ina itavingrita their endeavours „to pertorni the duty Moil imputed oh tliern, most stuthously'avoidett aiiy intreetion an the, known laws and c;Onsttt ut too tit their oouti. trYt IhnY Wanted with surprise that tniputtitiatis liad.twen ca•tt once:lain parts ot their proecedings 4:alettlated tomder questionable their legality ; and in further puri;AA4l,..e tliereot i tnatintirritires have been teborteu toi tntltttleatataSutJ Which, it I,o,sc7tnetl in, must utterly tleittoy a rtgitt, one tat the dearest to 44 !knish subjects, and r the Cailloite: or lie 'almost the only valiiaole one titOy 1)011.41' lti.!6UlVedy Thar not havingteceived any appointment', ex. eept of Inc hatnre,and tor the kaettortnani: ot a onli',le , and gg6,,ocio.'; " 174154,).0. 'l'oral Zs,Ci7O,lod Died litety; it Belem, in' Portugal, her Excel lency the Marchioness of ANOESA, wife of the Commander in Ctliet of the . .Prifice Begent's iOroes In the Brazils. Her de a th w as occas i one d by great . , fear at the near apprdach of the Frew:barmy to Lisa boil, a Genetariv NOT had declared public 4 that she and her family should be the first objeels of his vengeance, ter tht; partiality 'sbe had always shown towards the Her liberality and benevolence ro the Ettglibh Officers and soldiers, and the high 4, , 05e she 0110441mA of their generous aid, can only be equalled by the enmity she' had to . the French., DHAtt, S, of No. 4, Marttett.cOtirt. Now-stoat; StAl Pi by W 1141 A Ni ARMIGER se kJ PPS, flivotliValtdit street, Grorwor sluts. (3, No, II?, Strand, wt ero Adrerslirments, Ordert.tor ski* Paper, Litters for ths . iditor /i re . (p ort . po i at), mot ba aticlmssod. LONDON PAStiIOIVS. 011 , .ERVATION,fi ON THE tHif.s.cfs kiliWTSk"TAsTE,lobi LA BELLE , „t.s .3l ' " '" • THE PRESsNT MONTH*, MANCH, 1311, • .. , .. 13 v rpt;ING EWA, Diitii ' !! • • • • ! - ' ,!!, ifil , t A gown of ' th in white I ildiJ initilin, mace 1 00, ~ ~ , neck, with long sleeves, and, sh4rt triumicil with .: ~,,,,., ..bOrifer of 'stamped leaves in satyr. A, w 111 e sittill c 31 ';',,,..' ' .,. P'tnentect with critusmi or moruite• coloured'untieit t,1.!!`.',„..,,,n lining. A short l'erinan sejtt of moron: ~:>;oured , ii,li t tc . rich border Atilt tileiSeiS, is fillJlCifUlly N/0131 ONO' the jio `,!,,,.„ , Ambor net:KW:e l :tint ear- riugs. Hair in toll !tuktil d r; ,, ,e ,ther towards the left bide. C; loveS' had 061 f 40. 1 '' moron kid., . • 1 .:, , , Nioart tire CaltatAczPsgss.! ,;•, . ', . ; • . ;,g , 4 • A bias cOrdedintisliti dress, a walking 4 , 4'4' ",; i i 'ldeevot, made high in the deck, Avith OW; b 1 1;:( . 1 down the fro, t of the waist With ninloh ,;13e.040.,0 band. Sash tiediti a bow in trout t a border of pillin l iiii :',... i lit lace ((hind the bottcan. A square 'cif iriAc isitw , ~,,,:. , ! richly embroideted berder,in white silk, and' ia'' it° F ,ic *.. f respond, is thrown over the shoolile IS i vir tlifloart 'of it ~111 ... And it Cut dOwn the buck CO give It It inuie.CasY . 3 ".. 4 , 1 :, ,', appearance abinit the ii,,tite; A sirnpie white cloV`!!.' f*: round the crown in a bow it, front 'ot lilac sant.. riarip , '1 Hair m tull curls over the tOrtilead, l'(::ail 'cn;•,,,,"). and siioes or pale leidon, or lilac coloured I,irl. , '..i. . .. . ,, N , Alii , ULNERAL OBSERVATIONS ON FAS 11 1 - . , The mourning for the lapteßli:rSint;ss,A In ' eliA cx P irc . ~ -t ' .4a :'' . . iith oI last inoidh, but thou,4ll not gencr.al,iht t.,L'it.,,,,,,, tidueci it in a sliiit aegree lot 111 deceased Que!,'" l llo P ,' Sables ~t.: at length, ins we w er, entirety .141441... q , 10 ~.viiiistandilig the season of lent is out usually d ri toil iii i ).:l i ris i ,...,:u i esti r e ' . i ev :i us: fg .,:oit : o,4,.., t o c r. 4 l : : ,,,,.. e .....;r l b ) ibo i ,e r : lw il i o nci l les i i. kns rl ;t e i ecoi l i iv i tt i ' :,: i ,t ( i i al l x y; vg e lc) l erti , , i. til '' tr i :t i: ei : iy : lli t iei r i tila r t it o .t t evill. c, r ( ,lot:lti l l .,l l:: .l,: l l ,c e cit f l irt !' ie r li,t4:l l V .r e ,t ` ti : i fi.. l. cii i i, 4 e t i li t ., 3 : ,.: ;: i(rtityvi C : ''''' y eilo Y illith er v : li i, : i li l .l,t ' , l' -' :,., !1 .. , ,, 1 1 :0; ,,;., ,1 1;4 ,:i,,d /' ,,,, ,.' b) IlitiCil (A variety., gloom SeCIIIS 10 ilillie subsidi..ll,.o., t N I dint fashion tast ',lnc:ling Oil 6 ,ring. r i nF it . t ed Willi WlittO eneilille or :gold , l'orl'' ', — ,i)51 .4 . , ns, or ,ria • 0,e, ,, '°;.! long dro ping. ostrich teat ners or i''''''' "- I; ,l ' 4 ' ' ' u " t Vrev'nling ; trudge the cottage boina.rs, wlo'otl,:r4 ed to set Idfiroin the face, Small lite ccii , = , r i. '`, l' ,; '3 ,TlP W ' r . ribbiind, or small tfuwers, are nitiOr %voi 0, %vois -,1,0-' I. resteh veil thlutvo over. Purple, 'blaex, or '''' ar..e I.ll4,Vpiciiii tot wa I k ing..e.lelo . „ rPr Mottling dress, short pelisses of canihrle, C O"o' „i,,, , . 1 ' . ling over a slip ott he smite., tililltned ,with Cll,l4,iiiiot,fr; • ill 1)01)161, b(Wl'',/rizecil, or lustzes, wit 11 rufl 4isl `':,,,i - 14 4 clear muslin, with bands of ' tite"sai;te, aad r; l2 'l'" kerle. ' Ar' .r fipets.: . , Ai inner dresses - are most worn ill A USt*CS , .... i r . 0 10"' ,'„ i ft , S, Hers, Of C, i.4.? , th, made up to the throat wit! ) P c° ";: t ek, io.,' ! J a il(' small I , woe!, apron: of lace i ror tine einigui"- . ; ,.,, i IP . o ' s4 o rt d iw, l i h e sit e ici , p o c i .si ' pi t v i a t i i ir i ii i ii i i :; l : le ti l a ted in twiritpiictgs:dt:inuned w, -I ° l . i r ••: .:4 • itlw abt;lll:tire,,,ift:ll gi rth t t;eia pearl black nec k O l or cWo:lltceollnaCbeis:oilV4,Coric::loll,:tlitie.ureiffeo):(l:?::,l'i4; 1C1144 With enter,lias. Small tippetti.in anlitriii,ipioil tin trimmed with :VA .Ii'IS<IOWIi, arc c...nisitieted "' w oo :i i . , „rms .: :t. i t it e i r ; ret ii i thd t aud srnaltaprons of lioh antique embroidered 11.,,,,i0.00.,,, i t h,l pockets drawn and ornartienteti with white cl:i yet 00. w le i t; l , l‘ de lea oo d e s l i i l et7 r w o i r t g li °l e d dr i le ‘ i v a i l t rt Forthe Opera, blue or• white Satin Sig/4141,1.; 01(l b 'll 9 .. t e l o te id ricticute t ‘ l° v 3 l t t e t eti tg e?c d - i' rc e Si 'l e l tl ng 'in lY e t u le l g l ° , 3rn i tg a i r la g :l e nle:rrlis t b:o:: : : : i i: 4l:l:l;;lti l i';';''s°l2l : leigrllii:4:::: bu long in vog" c ,'.,,,j, la . . e , anti divided on ohe side •by a tile:mond, poly/ ° 0 , , comb,_ j Ii ,r sei iilir knots'are just introdi , :ed, in'embrail'r.,L , pi; il . gold or silver thread, fuming A night tow er et . 1, , , , aiming thrhair according tu fancy • - la ci c ' •)' Short dresses, lir draperies a coloured act w , f 6 ,,id If' : s . atin,•emoroidered with coluirrcit silk, tli" l !! ',.. ,10' • 771! very pretty Still, or dancing dit,ioes ~,,' . o ak P' 4},7l: 44l ‘ avtoi ' are as genciral as ever] tn , i) , 41.,. ; ,,,i . O . d . by lace or . satin tippets, "t ratimea v"'"lttiro,''. In f"P ed to jewellery, the /mast lasido o to r tot 1 5 011 ., , , made in gold set with ;ore. a fl , it ; l' il ' is i.jirces Pt ,,ls , ' ° . trthik.; in, the . same, Set . i n gold, as are It ec ,'',.d fi , 0 0 ' ~.."64'";,.. acid e 4 r • rittgs. Carnet ?logs ', 11 ,,, 1i n 1 0 - vtiq l ril lj •-• "I guru . alter, the alit ly tie: ' 14.4,1atchag of e 7,„' , i, id ll :4 ,0 .1 thickly allot mainly ein t v) ,,,d ' i a no"'"'ilritiO • ; in 5 10 • ~,d . ~...f be novel it; Jeavelicry th at was not worn' '.'''''- • ~,:' 4 ilw Wok. '., vi ' : . Tbe prevailing colours are lavender, fPir ti . . grey, Purple, par:lt:and crimson. 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Gibbing>, t" tumid IVes_tropp'Odeil, Es q. of 4 snit% 1 44 A ieW days since, a i ll s seat at &foil ► ivo)ft mouth Dock, tl d tC• P i l / 4 14 le 4y o apt.a street, • ;$' ge l ' • Pi l O n t h e • Mil It X I 4.0. i tfle t iq' m4unsen 22d ult. Hmily: second daughter o .on , d i , Ilridgs, h ; I)°an GI Leighliti, to Henry W 4t' v , „ _ . the County di Carlow, F.sil.• i Thre w un trio .28 10 vi t . ii ult. Mr. Wiiliam AllO, 0 , oblrY.c:4 „.., t Ibb Wilier, of I..(ive-Low, AlLl4lincti..;o; tO " 1 1 wi cdnes I . . It CO tha t t - .1 , .. f iii, Al4l' ' . F.,';i l Regiment. - t • Eli; 2 , r'"c"' u ' -it 1' 'elk. La - r. j --r.,&0 lane, eldest, daugutel 'i i o f I,ientoo'ai "Y inu:ning, at St. rj1i01,ii.b.‘1,..6 941,10 Cuur, "Sq 'ot l(iver Vlov, n ttie Coo l' or On he the it 215: of ....--................._ 1, 1 ( ( tl l Iteltsi)tein.:(e:otrvh:oe):ltzslB./Nelcevi:Dite'iticiijeart:t:l4:"eba::::;ll;;:li sii ce hi a :i'r r : i t). 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Murdoch Nistekenirt, afPrctL ptv IV' a Yester da y Morning, in Greneille•otsrpoO.o,l ti°oll, r° youngest sun Of Mr. Wiiliht, a $1,30,4; ;WO Williamy the teth ult. at 13°Itt° ,,,ie ll C° liii— f4 0 2/ l'Ullet, 'Pastor ot the A 407070 ill , Year of his se, and Pitt' a' _ ...... 1