Female Coufship ia Romse.-The women Of
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Female Courfship IN Ronse.--The women OF
Rome know nothing Of those restraints which de-
lcacy, modesty and virtue impose upon the sex
in northern Europe. A Roman lady, who takes
a liking to young foreigner, does not cast down
her eyes when he looks at her, but fixes them
upon him long, and with evident pleasure; nay,
she gazes at him alone whenever she meets him.
in company, at church, at the theatre, or in her
walks. She will say, without ceremony, to Il
friend of the young man's-"Tell that gentleman
like HIM" If,the man Of her choice feels the
like sentiments, and asks, "Are you fond Of me?''
she replies, with the utmost lrankness, "Yes.
dear" In this simple and unembellished man
ner commence connexions which last for years
and which, when they are dissolved, plunge the
men into despair. The Marchese Gatt lately
shot himself, because, on his return from Paris
he found that his mistress had been false to him.
DeSulory Foreign Recalling.