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P,Tncipal caases of thc decrease of .Mar- riages.-A word in your ear, Messrs. Edi- tors. I'll tell you why young Ladies do not go off quite so soon, and so frequently as iorlnely. they are 100 nice and too proud, Sc.

 l know young Lady--not very young now, lndeed-who to my certain knowledge has refused above fifteen oaers, l!tlllH li!!4!

 0ne because the gentleman could not af ford to keep carriage Another, because hc could not speak French and ltallan-- A third, because he was opposed to visit ing places of public amusements-- 4 fourth, because he stopped in the shoul- ders-

 A fifth, because he would not be walk ing stick. and gad about the town with her \ sixth, because he had not fortune enough

 \ seventh, because he was d tradesman. This Lady's own fortune is as tolows:-- In Bank Stock so % In Rail Roads &c. 0 %

 In Turnpike, do. &c. %

 Insurance Company 0 co

 Money al Interest co

 Lottery Tickets %

 Houses 0 %

 $6 % To which you may add in cash, diamonds, &c. %

 