1 - Such has been the prevailing dress during briary ; and, as far ns colours are worn, will, _Mess, tinue for the present; but the approach of lent will, in its 1156111 course, introduce the wearing of black suits, as the most genteel and most proper Evening Dress, in all polite parties. The coat will, of course, be made double-breasted, and in the same stile of fashion as the coloured coats, and with covered buttons; and, though black kerseymere waistcoats and breeches too's' be considered genteel, black silk Florentine will be more gentlemanly and fashionable. Poo MORNING Dans* we observe many browns or mixtures, and the most fashionable are single breasted, with collars of the same cloth, and white plaited buttons; plain buff ker. sevrnere or stripe toilinet waistcoats still take the lead in preference to scarlet; drab colour ribbed kerseymere breeches, with gilt butts drab colour ker-eymere Dark olive covered buttL and skirts lined addition of ! Silk loops on trimming on tl• stitute what or Public Assernbi breasted, 1% ie forepari with the Ihionable.— buttons, and a our last. eon ' the Opera CITY. Mr. Bond, Principal Clerk to the. CommisAioners of Sewer. presented the Receipts and Expenditure fru., to NI irhaeltnas, ISO 7. Ordered to be printed the Menthers of the Court. A Petition was presented from certa /tic. praying an alteration from Monday w•ld Market, and other Improvements. tied that it be referred to the Committee Mr. Dornford read a letter from the the same subject to the Lord Mayor. Mr. Alderman Hunter brought forwa Colotnittee of City Land.. recommendik liament, s hich was agreed to, and the S present it to the 'louse of Commons, aft brancer. The Lord Mayor then laid hero. froin Lord Somerville 441 the same subject, ferred to the Committee of City Lands. A Petition to the House of Commons ward from the Committee of General R powers of the Court of Requests from agreed to, and ordered to be presented, A Rill for constituting the Shipwright was read a third time and paved. A Report from the Committee of Gene; tints to the Revenue and Expenditure of then read, weed to, and - referred to tl Lands to dispose of 29,09 W. West India the City to pay ofT 15,0001. borrowed of the Chamheriaiu, and other monies for wh The Report from the Coal and Corn C. tug the continuation of the Annuity of 250 i was then read, Is hich vus o greed to. Sir .Tohn Earner moved, that a Clause to. be brought into Parliament relative to the Court of Lieutenancy to build Wadi, Ground, and to apply the Trophy Tax in ; to the Court. Ordered.—Adjourned. Thursday the Lord Mayor ordered the Loaf to remain at 11*(1. INDIA AFIA Wednec.,lav a Coert of Directors wag WOK, when the foible log Commautler4 previous to departing tir their respective' tsar: C harks Graham, .r the William Pitt; Campbell, of the Sovereign, for Aladcus tielston,o the Europe, fur St. Helena and • The Drat India Companies annual orders ttrond whites, hate bee!' il4sued, and sib( ,been contracted for tiv the tuaufarturers of Nora ich, %shich has ,given trtopornu employment to numerous distressed jou rueyusau OPIUM. On Tuesday Evening In Prascatana was repeated to a brilliant aod numerous assemblage of fashion :—ln this Opera, the pert of Donna Vialante is well adapted to Catalani's smiting counte nance, and her continual simper accords not 111 With her arch latitude, in tricking the old man. Iler affected simplicity on th: first interview with Nardone excited much mirth, and though ' the air of 66 Diaconate simplieette " did not afford an opporta ,l nits of displaving great powers, yet it was heard with general , applause; and we were much pleased with the playful manner in which she received the encore—preserving all the sporticeness of the character, with the respectful good humour of the actress. The Carolina, in the second Act, " Non ei fidate" WAS given with a force aad pathos unequalled; but we cannot say so much fur the others. as there was a samincis and insipidity in them that precluded all interest or admiration.--With respect to the other performers, if they cannot act, yet still they might dress well. Rovedints's singing, in general, and his acting, in some parts, was above mediocrity, but the interest of the scene is completely destroyed by his costume, which, though it might do fur the Clown in a pastoral Ballet, is :t uafft for the lover of the gay Violante ; surely, Mr. Lestini might recollect thtsdress of a young Italian country gentleman. Giovanni, in Pagnotha, did all that his part would allow him to do ! but the humour of the Italian populak is so different to that of John Bull, that it can he understood only by st small proportion of the audience, and if well done must appear to many as a caricature. The new Divertisement was repeated, but wby this is call, br beivanos beibilhe of his err 4: Slte l howeier, lays a scheme to Clamp eapcc lOW 4 refusal of her, I,lo4kif hrinaght about, ~~ ' Roos and brown top hoots ; or plain d pantaloons, with Hessian hoots. al colour eltitt • great coats, single brew tons, and collart of the same cloth ; thi ned with silk of-the same colour; and it brown fur coifs and Collar" the more Cash on the forepart, with silk barrel bulb the hip of the same, as mentioned in nu may be termed a dreei great coat for ssemblies. THE NATIONAL ittGrsTER. FEB. 28. It. -----Amanippinmomarsmsem the month of Fe- THE THEATMES. ill, doubtless, 'con- • • of Lent will. iu its neRnA. front Miehaelniatt, 1806, The new Divertisement was repeated, but why this is calleit rioted and distgibuted to i a Fete Chinoise, we cannot exactly tell ; for, with the exception of the dresses a nd the scenery, it migat have passed for aFe le . . i . anywhere else; indeed. we believe. the .fathionahle folks at in .Graziets,.tudesmen, . Pekin, or the pastoral Mitsui Lien-tong, are seldom entertained 6y to Tuesday,' ~Illinitiar., • with the cabrioles of a D'Egville,• of the whirligig movements It was mei' . ...pilule' . of a Presle or. Deshayes. if wessust have Chinese Festival:, of City I ,' . • as i . Or Arcadian Divertisements, let the manner be preserved as well Bishop of Loadoasspos .as the costume, otherwise we may as well amuse ourselves with ~: lhe surprising Turks, and Sylvan Gothic:sesta Barthomes-fair ! and a Report from the . i -.......... . in; a Petition to Pow ) CoUIiNT GdOOKN, . Sheriffs were ordered toii ' i The only novelty, tbis -week. -lOW a ,if aree brought out on ttended by the Resnenw .Fitursday Evening, front the prolific pen of Mr. Allingham, fore the Court a Letter 'or iskianainoidapittd*thet PiOr.x. hi; Ur( Cmadell I, iF/so W in s I ect, which was also erg: :lie * ~2;44.• ;W ithlik4 Otitiese . . ; ..- . ••! :- •,, i • : • . . • i . : ..,. ~•,; w , 41 , •.• - , , , 0• saiceatirirt 14111610 V. . • was also brought fief-, ...: so i le c iii • ' * . fare,...4,044.. : ..... Me. Fawcett. 'reposes, to extend the • .• Corettl'irli 51. to 101. which was . -re'aeasalostak:erinat - .040111014410);...... Mr. Simmonds. • "P litt 2tittiest ty)4l.t4V .• Mr. Chapman. its a Livery Company, ' CeSilfc Orisietfefilla4-Arti a'. t:t •• Mr. Denman. ..trievik : ktfa...ii;': ..... . . : 71" Mrs. C. Kemble. renal Purposes, in rela- AlierSereeit a011t5,...: .:. 4 . -...: ..... . . Mrs. 1.6t0n., ‘ ' the Corporation, wat. Lind', ''t Ike' Meld), '• ' '` Miss DeeaMp. • 4 ` ift.P 4 the Committee of City T.lse, piege.opees. with the expected fueling pf three expectant,. Dock Stock, In enable leeatieti, t Oader the will of an old gambler, who had non a fortune r the Bank, 10,0001. of b) tbetliy.e-hpg; viz. the Widow Ilellair, Extempore, the.poet, . hieh he was in advance. and Caper, the iherch4nt, all the children of three sisters of ,thl `. *ommittee, recommend- deceased. but • who had never been acciiviitited with 0 . 1, ~ 01. to Mr. John Kahan, other. The Widow Renoir, tinder time dirAuiie of her own Oat. tog maid. arrives first, accompanied by her attorney; titit, he introduced in a Dill seeing her own picture hanging up in her uncle's apartment, in u the Militia, to enable order to avoid discovery, she makes her attorney change it fur quarters at the Artillery that of an old maiden grind-aunt; and Mr. Matthew A.sh i,• aid thereof, and report having broken hi: spectacles, very opportunely is unahrelic,* observe the change.—All the parties being met, the will is at ' price of the Quartere w h e n it appears that the pro Art: 4(1,000f. is left to the 0 hellair, ou condifion of her , i• tr , , (me of the nephews; and, ..... in case of b e t refusal. t , . ~ . early bekseen the yet ii. • :• I STU. ../ h is' it Min( ' _L.' i WIS. and the metchant ; bu t . . , , I ti . ~ ti, op b won total er r , then the choice to he de -,•' • • •10e.. iticighiii/P-••• - id ~,itto • - • .. li4, s ... is slung, (luring which - .!-•: ~ ~ 1411:1-4Xt ttlii . W4 ,, j 4. held at the East Ihrlia d ... we ace ; :cheek th e ' , .. ! ,..1 . ' i. 44 e l titt .09,i4 M phial Ihe took I,•ave of the Court 6, • tum , a , hi. 0 4‘,•, i mi l ' i. ,i', ' •lt ' iie t h lii'ast . ac 's i • destinations, viz. Cali- Ext:•mpare 4EO4* aa; • : -'• 7 i• I; ;v 41: L i te, 100 she 40 ; iii r; and Capt. Alexander i s equa ll y r i vaye d •i Ft i k r c s , , „i k t Vii k i d Pwrii i i*: r.a r r aaa a .. and Bengal ; Capt. W. meats for tine disciatier v;t4 t ',.. a. • 0 ip i ovii.-16. Moil ti•TIC • wd Bengal. •,, i , ii, a , description of the 4ttat w ~ne *rttherii lii' the piCiure, expatiating in rapture's on iiiii2,4"; l o ) eV, ;ie.—DilalWO : eh en for eamhlets, called his lot, the Poet sells, his' Oilihre • t . 1: e epee for bile thousand 'mut 24,00 piece; have pouuds. but on the entrance of the willow is her own character, of Korn jell_ t% high has bl,. hau .....a..u.. ._.•,:ia _.‘ ..e L . . ' I:I... 10. ......;.... 1 .... . s .....t...... . . i 1 l Such 'he 01.1tlint univeroal arid:woe, and moo ( conohlered no a-T . :tree, Ite do re new , . The situations. and th and the alltelono. lesnporarst dio•plea*e, but give a kind ot frill: , allowable in nn After-P The P/ut (for it hao a Plot f a dozen modern ( medies) taturnik arkeo out of the tithe their parts and even if it lu still the acting of Niro. C. Reif Duett, would have saved it f,rns +wrnr.rlat . .11 ttTrln This day the 4essions ended, I paitg S,ntmer of nrothupon th Edward We! , throke, Freweil Tolien, Edmund Ilk:I:cry, Am Walker, Mary Fletcher, and Carter, Rol ert Mani, Henry S ker, . l ohn hind, Benjamin 'nu, ri- ri ;1; e, NV rn. }runt, Sn W 3 r(!, S P %V ford. sentenced s ern Nene ng th-In --For!y.l in the 111 and disc, rip • %tr. ..O rtrtf , ~ eltl3l w 4% Lam, from bile'. He %%as p t g ;. I t"h rottett another entr an ce I; i afeA s he di , eovere , l Or. pal d ii i ii; anti a n ateh,nats fittn , l I riq 7 , iBbc 811c • yia full v m roni i t , Ol, -.i r.r.,==i6E= 7.1'1` t;a113:111e/ . y eni) the Pied` ennc~ • to whom Copet is 1)0011(1 . 1)y pri featlii to give up his iaargitin, sJi!. Such is the (Winne of a Wm!, Sai;ttel f'agten, Crawford. Wm. Dtikes, nn4 Ri sentenced to he trntetpartsni be Prit Pestire, for nt thnin to he such, wns ark‘re --For!v-fie others Caere oho in the Elio ft , of . CorreCtlottN'tilli and discharged. ' • The Co! rt of CattlfftOtY . • Plea PIA farther hearing of the CW' t determined in favonr-or flits '1%4 • s .VO4 AtAn r.r onortin‘sraursi4,o, tny rot 6 rv. einiilar to our a riqui el: the name of4kariso Wt• I re,day againdrion setitllltitrOf t ) , l'homp , on, of whkh jhe la years of age, on artlllol Trim, n.ns retrirning home IN Plume. in the evening, ‘V/IM fif iv 11,1 did wit speak t nut on his pas.ave. she 4tro•ii Moil (ilk:l4i] dark town. whertistnPfher runt horrible impreetttions and: uti.4 %trip"perl of part of his Oda' VAIYTICA I, IN Itvertkin advice of th e Itocl rilfed,.. A, letter from on bilari drel4it •)!b•lt tbe following is, • . - • ' ban ; ri•••., ,: .•- .! .• 74.i0 i1v ; ,•; 4,,,i f , 4; f 11 ; n • )41Ar'... ''- .' • '• ; )tY I ra - .t• . ii:the ß 44lA l it -. 4 . '. Ai4, -1 g 0 . 1, l i tille tell .1 ' 4 1i.e114;(1 . 44 4 ,1. : v. ( 114 ),„' :17i1 . tis'e 18tb of ' 1 , now nbitto 20 - .4 t.;rate‘ to takr..ibw . I . 1 1At . . c. t:. rt. to as to ion in idly:vet Plu''! s , all pukb forward with itif dil. )I n , .Idvice‘ have been received 6 three American vessels by the err i.,:•,, bound froh) flymonth to C. tt. Ociacia. • ) Ilie lattet obi ii biki - ff f~ ~t