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ever part it is broken, or wherever section may
chance to be made of it, the same appearance,
the same colors, and the same design, present
themselves"


Specimens of this kind of glass were brought
to England by Captain Henvoy, r. NJ, the quail
ty and distribution of the size in which are strik-
ingly beautiful. The total size is about one tw O.
tenths inches square, and the ground is of an amy
thyst hue. In the centre is device, consisting
of yellow circle, surrounded by light blue, ith
a bright red border, and on the four sides shoot
forth light blue rays, edged with white. Around
this, which is isolated, runs square ornament Of
bright yellow, divided into distinct parts, formed
by openings Oh each of the sides, and at the four
corners a beautiful device projects like leaf
formed of a succession of minute lines, green,
red, and white, the two last encircling the green
nucleus, which meets in common point towards
the base, and terminates in almost impercept-
BILE tenuity. The deIicacy of some of the lines
is truly surprising, and not less the accuracy with
which the patterns are executed; and the brillian-
cy of the coors is as remarkable as the harmony
maintained in their dispositions; art then much
more sudiously attended to, and far better under
stood than at the present day. I. UMg.