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London, England, 1812-04-01 00:00:00

FEMALE FASHIONS FOR APRIL.

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FROM LA BELLE AtittkinLai a Till PRIIIISItT PIONTIf.
WALILIbIO DRICSS.—A tlattOlUirtittli passe of dark willow.
green sarsnet, or fine Merino cloth, woen over a round dress of
fine Indian muslin, richly embroidered, and trimmed round the
bottom wash lace, put on rather full. The pelisse made round In
the skirt, like the short Indian coat, and trimmed round the
throat and wrests with swansdown ; faced in froot, and trimmed
round the bottom with broad stripes of black velvet; military
front, with two rows of mother.ot-pearl buttons, fastened down
the front of the skirt with use tow of the same and alternate tar
seas, the colour of the pelisae,:which is confined a: the waist b?
a gLid belt. Yeoman's bat of the same colour, materiels, aid
ornaments as the pelisse, and finished in front with a Sat ostrich
feather. Half-boots of light fawn•coloured kid, laced with dark
wi:low green in front. Limerick gloves of pale strew coleus'.
Event co Da 'ie.—A velvet, or gossamer satin gown, of bright
amaranth, ruby, or cinticher brown with a detni-tram, trimmed
round the bottom, boom, and skeves with a tight mail fringe,
of tal felealite kid, of the same colour; apiosa of white crape,
wise, or lace, ornamented with the same; reeves of white
satin, or of materials correspondent with the apron • these short
sleeves mace rather n rrrrr to the elbow that formerly, sod
formed after tbe chemise,te style. The body of the gown richly
ornamented with beads or pearl, crossed like the nbbat.d rase.,,
and confined at the bottom by a bright ruby brooch, set round
with pearl The watt confined by two rows of beads or pearl,
•and fastened in front with a brooch, the same as that on the best.
A lace half banikerclref, with a bottler richly embruidered in
cokered silks, tied carelessly round the neck. Wattss turban
of white satin rid coloured crape twisted in the front, the same
colour the wn, and to trout! 01 the crown with a ruby orna-
ment to ,pond with the brooch's. furring, of owe large
at.
pearl, of the pear form, with a single row as a ueekbee to cur-
redwood ; bracelets of two rows art pearl, clasped by one large
ruby. White satin slippers, with very small foget.llS of the
sane; and white kid gloves. A fine Casbemire shawl of very
pale huff-colour, is thrown over this dress at the conclusion of
visits, the Opera, &c.

FROM ACERRMANWS REPOSITORY OF ARTS.
FAsHIONS, &C.
MORNING oit Dbases CAC Corrum a.—A superfine Scotch!
Fryncb cambric colirr a cambric slip, with Cull long sleeve, and
ruff a-la Mary Querri of Scots. A neck-chain and sight set id
gold; bracelets and necklace of white or red carnelian. A Flora
cap, composed of white satin and lace. A capuchin or French
cloak of blossom satin, or Pomona green trimmed alb thread
lace. Slippers of pale pink or grecs kid; and gloves of tan or
Limerie% kid.

BALL Dense—A round Circassian robe of pink nape, or goo.
tamer set, over a white satin *bp, fringed full at the feet ; a pea.
sasses bodice of pink satin or velvet, laced in front with sUvers
and decorated with the same ornamen*. Spanish stash sleeve,
embellished with white crape folding', and-rial,hed at its termi-
nation with bands ofadver. A spanan or Calypso helmet cap
of pink frosted crape, with silver bandeaus, and embellished with
tassels, and rosets to correspond. A rich neck chain and gffronib
of ()rental gold. Fan of carved ivory. Slippers of plik•kid,
with varesspundest clasps ; and gloves of white kid t an °oar
dotal square veil all-chit° lace.

KIKeS TtirATlM—Last night the Opera exhibited
a most btilliaint and fashionable circle. MAlift'S
highly finished Opera 41, 11 Fasstiro per la Afrisite,"
was never received with more unbounded 3ipprob4.
tion. NALDI, as the Musical Amateur, and C*r*
LASH, as his daughter. gave fresh plows of their Mi.
mitable Comic powers. In the air
" Chi dice mat trainer,

" Dice una fahlts!"
in which the Composer seems to have caught th
language of nature herself, Madame CATALAN
evinced a bewitching knowledge of what can b
effected by a simple melody, unaided by the highs
ornaments of musical science—The Met' sent of
with great eclat. The graceful .attitudes of Madan',
DIDELOT are formed upon the chaste modeli left u
by the Grecian artists, and must fill a classical ism
gination with delight and admiration.
Mr. REYNOLDS' Drama of Me Virgin of at Swu
was last night again performed at Covent-garden
Theatre. Miss S. Boor'', for the first time. appeerei
in the part of Cora, originally sustained with so mucl
excellence by Miss &SITU. Mist S. BOOTS! was is
teresting, impressive, and judicious in her perform
ance, and received the most unbounded apple'',
from a crowded and brilliant audience.

BICKCJUSTAIrreI interesting
.and elegant Opera
The Maid of the Mill, was again performed last nigh
at the Lyceum Theatre. Mr. PHILIPPS and I&
Dscions were in fine voice, and every pin was I
admirably sustained, that it must lung hold its pros
situation in public favour.
Coax MARZIT t there s
sot many fresh a;rivsh of Wheat, but the preables oat hat
somewhat consideraide ; the trade heavy sale, and endow gis
way in price.—Rye In Short supply, awl a thing siticio.4lll
rather lower—Malt sad Witte Peas fully keep their list
Beans it each description support the priers Inoteib..omo
middling supply, mid sales thereof are amid warn
orMl6llllllllll/U where Vidisaud.