... (From the London and Paris Ladies' Magazine of Fashion.) There are many new materials in silk; amongst others the Paein, with satin stripe, brochd or chine, Levaneines, doubles, foulardsde Chine, satins d' Orient, d'lspahan, cochemire d'Ecosse, and foulard de la-'e, with Persian, Turkish, and Arabian pat- terns, &c. The dresses for the approaching season will be made with tight bodies, and the ...

... FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE AND MUSICAL I INTELLIGENCE. From letters lately received from Paris, it appears certain that Fanny Elssler, instead of passing a sear at New York, as was- reported, has resolved on returning to France, to set aside, in the Court of Appeal, the judgment pronounced against her in favor of the direction of the Opera House. The sister of this- celebrated dancer, Mdlle. ...

... THE ST. LECER PROPHECY. BY YATES. Haust: Epsotni manE repet.-RAwLrrNsoN. The draught to be repeated.-Aro-IsECAR IES ALL. Let fancy convey the quick thought to the course Where the leger, once race of all races, Was performed at all points with the grand tours de force, And ran at the pace of all paces. Let fancy alone, too, with tyres recall The splendor and turmnoil of old, When the ...

... I The Queen held a Privy Council at two o'clocL- oil rze'do afternoon at Windsor Castle. It was attended by his Rovai Riligness Prince Albert, the Duke of WvellingtonP tle i erd President, the First Lord of the Treasury, the Secrctarv sf for Foreign Affairs, the First Lerd of the AdmiraltV, the Pre. sident of the Board of Control, lhe Paymaster Generajl the Lord Steward, and the Master of the ...

... LUTERATURE. ?? - TnE.M 3iNaiTHLY AAGAZJtia. BvlIarRl'D.-BV some meins or oilier the number of this magelzine for Septembpr did -iot at-rive till it was too late for our notices of last month. We carnot, however, pass it over, since it appears to us one of the best numbers we have seen. Mr. Heraonl seems to have taken the hints that have been thrown Gut, that he is too ren Ce, and lies ...

... BY CAPTAIN MARRYAT. CHAP. XiX. A FRIEND IN NEED IS A FRIEND IN DEED. Rushbrooit and Jane returned to their cottage; Jane closed the door, and threw herself into her husband's arms. You are saved, at least, she cried; thank Heaven for that! You are spared. Alas ! we do not know how much we love till danger comes upon us. Rushbrook was much affected; he loved his wife, and had good reason ...

... MUSIC. AND THE DRAMA. :1 DRLURY-LANr THEATRE.-The walls of old Drury have almost shaken before the touch of innovation; Mr. Macready has proved himself a perfect Radical in the demolition of old, and the construction of new things; the outlay baa been pro- digious, and we trust the income, on the general invitation issued for the 27th inst., will be all that spirit and enterprise can ...

... On Tuesday hel Majesty beld a Court at Bockinogam Palace, at which Lord Cow'lev, appointed Ambassador to France, Sir R. Gordon to Austria, Sir Stratford Canning to the Sublime Porte, and Lord Burghersh to Prussia, lkis~ed hands, and took leave on their departure for their several Embassies. On Thursday her Majesty and Prince Albert tciok an airing in the parks, attended by the Hon. Mr. ...

... HER MAJESTY'S THEATRE.-On Tuesday evening Madame Viardot appeared for the last time this season in La Ceneren. tola. This character is perfectly adapted to this lady's pre. sent means, as it requires no physical effort; and vet there are sufficient opportunities for the play of genius and brilliant ac. quirement. There was a nice feeling predominant throughout, and the execution of the ...

... COURT AND FASHiON. Sunday, being the birthday of, the Princess Royal, Cia Duchess of Kent, Dnchess of GAouosser, and Princess Sophia paid congratula~toiY' vist o e8ajsy The Royal Christening, which is expected to take place-in about a fortnight within St. George's Chapel, at Windsor, will be atended with circinmstances of peculiar pomp and grandeur. Not the least curious of the contingencips- ...

... 1 -, $SPO3RTING LITERATURE. : .TAE SPORTING MAi AZiN;.E (M. A. Pittran.)-In addition to two ?? engravings of a Meet,' and some Grey. hounds with their Trainer, are a couple of maps, ?? tables, of the fixtures of the Hevlhrop and South-Wold countries. Mr. Mills, the author of the recent sporting novel, has, we- perceive, joined the list of contributors, and' opens with the first chapter of a ...

... HIER MAJESTY's TREATRE.- Roberto Devereun. was re- peated on Tuesday to one of the fullest houses of the season, in consequence of the aseater of Taglioni. We were confirmed in our stated opinion of last wteek, that this is the feeblest of the operas Of Donizetti The artistes labored with might and main in their vocation, but the effect was weakl and spiritless. Ru- bini's singing was ...