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Female Courtshipin Rome.-The women of Rome know nothing of those restraints which decacy. modesty, and virtue imposes the sex in northern Europe. A Roman lady, who takes liking 10 young foreigner, does not cast down her eyes when he looks at her, but fixes them upon him long and with pleasure; nay, she gazes at him alone when she meets him, in company, at church, at the thea ire, or in her walks. She will say without ceremo- ny to friend of the young man: Dite alche signOr che nti piace "Tell that gentleman like him. .'- If the man of her choice feels the like sentiments, and asks Mi roiete bene?-"Are you fond of me?"- she replies with the utmost irankness s. ea,o-"Yes. commence connexions which last for years, and which, when they are dissolved, plunge the in- to despair. The Marchese Gatti lately shot hlmself because his return from Paris he found that his mistress had been false to him.