Star. — London, England, 1829-04-22 00:00:00

LON 110, 11 , WEDNESDAY. APRIL 22, 1829. Hasase at sou Bora. Ifrasnlio,la. B Do Am. 4.16 Do Sod fi Prom Bomb, 1•111.40$.1011$ Umiak 11•14. S pCs.llOl 6= Rooolids.llllf,Sp.ol, Do. Act. est • - Di Ant. ft Yu Ns Si CL . IIII a •bedsli Bib p Mg. Do 'sits: Elk Yr. Itootos o f p Ct. 10114 Perm. elk II9C. same BRITISH IiND FORIDON SHAMA TWO 4roLocs. SWIRL. PAIR. Beszllbo .as 90 Van Mows% Load Aide. 'lOO Tb =l3/11S=511 • • We regret to learn that the Duke of WILLIMOTAII does not enjoy a good state of health at present. It is not surprising that Ms Grace's health should have suf fered from.tbe anaiety and mental eaertion which he must hate lately undergone.- TS TT li The French Papers of Sunday are entirely filled with the proceedings of the Chamber of Deputies on the sub ject of the distressed state of the Wine Trade. After a was m discussion, the petitions were referred to the Mi.' sisters of Finance, of Trade, and of the Interior. Intelligence tress the frontiers of Moldavia mentions the renewal of hostilities, and the great pieparations making both by the Russians and Turks . The GRAND Yuma. on his arrival at Adrianople, took measures for the repair and strengthening of the fortifications. The extraordinary state of distress which elks in the wine districts of Franca may in some degree be ac counted for by the very great depression which per vades trade in all its branches throughout that kingdom. Scarcely one department deer neighbours trade is in a nourishing condition; and if ear situation with respect to our commercial affairs be bad at present, that of our rivals is worse. It is difficult to account for this general stagnation of business throughout Europe (which is mote sr less felt in every country), but perhaps the alteration of the circulation in this country may prima rily have produced this effect. Trade has been driven into what Political Economists call in l e Legitimate channels; but unhappily our Debt was incurred under a different order of things, when it was considered that the credit of England. by enabling our merchants to tarry on trade to a greater • extent than their re,atcapital, was a real and substantial advantage; and unless we could have driven our Debt back also into legitimate channels," we cannot help thinking that it would have been wiser to bare continued a system under which commerce throve, and whickwith . all its detects, left us increased population, buildings,' and capitol, to meet the increased Debt, but the value of which buildings and capital has been depreciated by the adoption of the theoretical principles of Political Economists. • Poiladelphis Papers to the 27th ult. reached town last night. They contain trthing of interest. except the fact of Mr. ROWLAND STKPKINSON having been released from the proceedings instituted against him by Mr. J. W. PARKINS. The altered appearance and de pressed spirits of that unhappy person are depicted in Emus' which must esiite the commiseration of all who cart feel pity for an ‘ 4 unfortunate blather." We have received Gei MAD Papers of the 15th inst. from which the tollowiag are est , acos FRONTIRRS OF SERVIA; Attu. S. Accounts from • Sopbla speak of the zealot the Meseelmen in the enteral arming of the inhabitants, which calls to adod the periods of the greateet fanaticism s old and young take arms. and the pee., ply. excited by she Menus, deseaud of the authentic* to be led in a body against the enemy. In Sophia itself some disturbances are said to have taken place, which cost the lives of 'metal Christians. In Bosnia, where tranguillity was lately restored, it has bees spin interrupted. la coaselpeace of the bad maple set by theAlissidans. The troops have refused obedleace to the Pasha, till they &mid have received the pay which was wring to them by die late Vizier, and they still clamorously demand the payment el these mass The Pasha does his utmost to satisfy them, and to animals' his authority 'midis Chiefs of Travail'. It is said that assay foreign agents have shown themselves 1a Settle ; and it is remarkable that the Turks view t h , proceedings of these people with composure, though at other times, even without any particular inducement, they treat suspected strangers with great severity, and even put them to death. The critical skostion of Servia is probably the cause of this lenity. • FRANKFORT. Ann. 10. Wa are now In the midst of the Fak, which has se far proved more favourable than was appreheodeL Of gaglehinaaufactures, al which. since the end idlest week. large quantities have arrived almost daily : very considerable sales have already been matie.espe natty of thou: article" which are in fashion, and among which we must reckon wonika cloths of British manufacture. The principal ankles of Salon and Swiss manufacture have also met with a good sale. as well as the costly and fashionable French articles. In wool, leather, and cloth. little has yet been rime. but It •is yet too sally for then great articles t the leather never eammences till the Easter work. 'Yams, APRIL 10.—Meta 941—wok Sham. WS.— ' .ifigeweine Zeiniris,4frif ls. EGINA, Fse. 17. Admiral Heyden has gives eosin that he will station a Uoe of oboe:vadat betwensiloudroont. Alexandria, and Candi% to pre. vent the sending of troops or provides. to Candle ee the Dada. nines, from Maudlin. This, le all probability. has given rise to the reports of a blockade. which does net stem to be weU founded.. —Frestort Papers. 4 15. CITY. TweLvao'CLeac. The holidays beim, .over at the Stack Fachange lad Foreign market, the hank buboes has takes he regular coarse, mad Camels opened at en OS for the Amount, with my Yuck speculadon going ferwaril at prevent. Oar arrivah this manning are few, aid sot if consequence. Ay the Dutch Malt which arrived this assislig, there is scarcely ere daimon in the fends there. /a the Fert4ga market nothing b The _ , for word days pan. have been lonedeted . with report" that several tblestand awl US about to be embarked foe the/ Alullirtermais t to watch the operations of the Radom in the But. This rod enpalkitm we awe fled to be veld of with. Traneports s no *mit will be taken up by Government. bet for a Circles' takes aa we uderstaad it is their intention to mile,* all the lteglossme in the West boas whom dot has expired. by esedisc a few distend men r 1911% Inland as Test i and not maser. Timm licolments in dm likilltersamen. will doe .I,* re lieved, when elms bee expired. • Tb. t r Nised 81 . 1 " rPferifkl. ef the 10th nit coseakken Ade espy a tlks tram steamer« wad pees betwar ebb Milted &sus and bug, so midis'', is doe tMeb, by Omani hams. may svkl Muni espy et O'CLOCE antalag. - sae. 'fhb War/ sir boiltei Ow Hesse ter admeadver. Lours bays bus 'svadvad fni Ilyism Saw Sao& Webs. dated Ossebse IT, wideb Mee Oar dor avasay..was goad! rearing far wiat sins., sad tia seadases_ yore op very bad. The Mar* ids at Hamby bad inked est, altar a Oar pangs. SPITALFIELDS WEAVERS. The Lord Mayer received the following note from the Marquis of Cleveland, which will be read. by the friends of liberality with great satisfaction,. and will, it is hoped, be followed by many coinmenications of the same kind . • Cleveland noose. My Loan—Having &arra as advert ionia4 of a Comore Oa be hdd at Ouldhall, wider your Lorishipie•ollowipp, for the bought of !Ist diaressed. but doserdag and seeritorioue dad of our taw sehects. tbs 11PkidEeide Memo, and regret that say health will net mow as to atssod. " 1. therein. rowed the fame of your Lordship to mum to the Comelitso for waideedot she lipitalleids Relief NM a farther uslisatiptiso, solids awsr I Neve so madam " The very retried@ sod useritovissa ezedwas of his hie 'e Gireermisa so 62 10 1 1 curled seta het as Act of the lame. ti Abel good fellowship and to seven mums.. of see hilow.tobjests. Mom the ehrem reef. that, whatever puha, ammo ma be otedstsede sad adopted to the nMef 41 : 4 211 14101 11( ; tin womb with due ceosideratios to the are metals to mon with the attendee of a Prime Slikimar. so as the proem, and so ludefatigable in his exertions Ise the of his --a Secretary of State for the He Dmmuweatose devoted to prosperity of the Em pire. and a ClovorMseat so wonhy of evalldmos and support. 0 .1 have the honour to be. 7mb:eddies very obedient servant, " CLEVELAND." The Lord Mayor is daily making active exertions for the relief of the -unfortunate weavers and is aided in those exertions by thwßishop of Lond on, who bad upon former occasions been indefatigable in supplying the temporal as well as the spiritual necessities of the laige population of the Spitilfields District; for he under stood that the Rev. Prelate is indebted to his former parishioners for the splendid piece of plate which they voted to him, and which cost 700 guineas, rather on account of his energetic labours in the cause of the poor, than for having . consented to accept a Certain compro. mi.e in lie* of tithes. The Lord Mayor has spoken. in addressiag the Com mittee, upon the subject of the state of the Spitalfields Weavers, most highly of the conduct of that old fa• vourite of the Poblic, Mr. Elliston, who most promptly and liberally came forward with an offer of his Theatre, for the Benefit of the Manufacturers—and never played better in his life, than he played upon that humane occasion. That Benefit bad been patronised by the Lord Mayor. and a Ball 'at Willis's Rooms had been patronised bt the Lady Mayoress. This also proved very productive. Lord ALLOWAT, one of the Lords of Session in Sta• land, has lately been as diegeready ill as to recite serious appro. be bet he is now able to take a daily drive of an hour In his carriage. . Monday the bells of Newcastle rang several peals in honour of the anniversary of the hirth.day of kis Grace the Doke of Noarnonasauseo. • • - The widow of the late Landgrave of Haim Moss'. seal (the Princess Eamasarn of England) has ezpressed hei de tennioaden to esednae to reside in the destiniew of her lain hum ban& In the Committee upon the Bill, now in Pariiaeaemt for making appreethes to the Neirionden Bridge, a strong apple• sides has beetentadit Ilia the put of some of the Inhabitaine Fah street4lll. Preparations am tasking for a .Grand Ilatertainasept at the sees of the Marquis of Saussoar. in Hatfordshire. The whole el the interior win be illuminated on the occasion. Much cOntimay Is expected. • MIAMI or PICA!! lies CABIN or Fina.—A . very simple bat effeentsl means for enabling persons to escape from the upper Sus of high buildings, when the communiession with. the ground Door is cat aer, in cases of fire, is now under the considers. Ron of the Police Board. This invention consists of a strong steel crossbow, from which a bap, with a cord attached. is thrown over the house top, whereby a rope ladder, .&e. may be drawn up. The principle of the apparatus Is the same as that by .Captain MAIM, kr giving aid to shipwrecked seamen. , 'A countryman in one of the Western States with - a lead of meal, drove up to a Lady's door, wises the following brief took place—" Do you want to buy any meals" Di P bse n t a yen ask for a .husheir .• Ten cents. mem—primer O. las get it for a Ilp." (In a depairing voice)—" Dear Lode s will you take a bushel for nothing I "IS it silted rvvmaiserfethe ripen ' * The Basin in the Given Park is nearly finished, and le ahogether a very . cassopkte piece of workmanship. The suave. Mrs are now employed In laying down large pipes from the reser. ode. to communicate with &. James's Palace and the New Pala= fit..lssnes's Park, to furnish both with an ample supply of pure water. The water works are to be constructed on an improved btotally afferent from the old works, nor will mud and filth asared in future to accumulate in the reservoir as formerly. NETTItitIfILLI PinßAtit. —The cicimant.. si AI/ n Nanntsvn.ts, Ea; of Conterfield, in the county of Mayo, has well =is title before the Attorney General of Ireland, who Was directed by his' Ala Jury to investigate the same, and stoke the Report. which Report has been signed and transmitted by the Irish Government to his MASI:STY and the Lards in the present Parliament. for their recognitioa.—Daibiin Bombe: Pa. The first public sii s oatu, e given by tieneral JAcitnon, as President of the United States, is said to have been gaud to a Treaty of Amity and Peace with the limperec of Bums.. From this it steins to be hoped and inferred that the Presidency of the Warrior will be more pad& than it had lien anticipated. • Monday, cards•of invitation were honed by the Earl of Assuissan to the whole of the Foreign Ambassadors. &c. to peruke of a sumptuous entertainment, which it to begiven. no a most extensive scale at his Lortlibip's house in Doutninrsunt, on the 30th instant, In honour of his Majesty's IJraselog.room' which will be held the same day. Additional apartments have been en gaged upon the occasion. We lain bons Marseilles that it is in contemplation to establish communicatioes between that port and Toulon. by means of steamers dot will go from one place to the other in three hours, and make the passage botit'ways every day. _ . The German pipdh mention a u %tiler mistake that took place in the Fans in the tzgholag of Much. A l'arifik frigate and a brig bad been launched daring the night. At that castles of the Dardanelles they were taken fee Rankin vessels, sad being briskly fired at, they sunk. The wile of the celebrated Hosmos.ur died a few days ago; she seeonspankd her husband In emu of his jnerneys. J. LLOYD, Esq. the Prothonotary, and Cleat of the Clown fee ater and Flint, has just received a letter from she Secretary of State's Mee; reqtriag a return (for the ass of the House of Lords) of the nutWr of prisoners for trial at the Led Assizes the these counties, foe offences against the Came L0UP40... There are thirtreight at these Assizes alone (including the rioters), and we bear there are several others to be triad at the Quarter Sas. sass, which CQMIMIIIM Pelt week. many of our fair cenntry wonten,whose attachment to sagregled goods is notorious, are continually taken in by purchasing allhs and ether ankles for foreign, which are In fact, the workman. 'lllp r e h l e ser ewe manufacturers. new Rectory-Louse of St. Martin-in-the•Fselds is peamediag with turesampled rapidity; dough k is ,but a few wairdekes the foundations were ezeavadag, the workmen are now emtdoyed ea the third story. According to the usual mode of reckoning Popes, his tidiness the lately deceased Pope Lao XI I. Is the two Modred mid MPeecoad sines Peter the Apostle. Of them, floe were Mideepile Italy, it were Frenchmen, 11 Greeks, S Syrians and Dellkalbas,s Gammas, S apaniards,ll North Africans, sod 1 log i gamma. _ THE EVENING ST t. _ _ 'Ale dement direr* Is Teri hw perdaden freak tie tbe nimble et Colembis, awl le Weed dime a Mu that lescreseeet. , • dry, cent o% Omsk bete istiirettplow tbb oaf* pert eltbe aue day were st*Yi e, at *resat they wry be greeted liepreeessestierWk te a seirekrit &set ; for Meaty we madman/ ea e . l4 . ..Neerbje„ . loB,beis * THE KING. WINDSOR. Aran MASISST kit the Castle this alteteooa. about three o'clock. in Ibis pony phaeton. accompanied by the Lord Steward. for an siting in the Cit eat !'ark. This morning his Royal Highness the Duke of Coss took leave of bis MAJZSTS at the Castle, dad taunted to London. The Bishop of CNICAIDITIR departed this morphs& Yesterday his lila.maTir and the Duke of Cuanza LAND visited the Royal Lodge and Virginia Water. His MAJIIITT was Ilbteat from the Castle for upwatds of three hours. Last evening Sir W. and Lady Hoossos arrived at the Castle on a visit to his Manna. wheys they will contuse for a few days. COURT 2III .7intiC AR. His MAMMY took an siring in an open carriage on Monday arum's, is Windsor Great Park. and inspected the progress mad, is the formation of a road is the vicinity of the Mpg West Walk, under she soperistassience of Mr. 'Cabbala. The Duke and DochOss 01 SOYA Wsttrea are shortly espected to scrim Is tows, on a visit to as Deka sod Dachas of Drammen. Their Serena Highnesses wort ezpocurd to hue Ghent as Ilooday. A stain med. with awe at tbs Household of the Duke and Duchess of Cr.a Rama so board. has bass sent to brio. thili &MOO Highsaseas to this country. The Princess AVOI;STA. the Primes. SOPHIA, and thit Dashes .f Gusocaseas, took an airing together us Monday to a carriage. and paid a risk to the Earl and Countess of 11A 110011117, at Mr. Gaanutioon villa at Droaspeos. Sit Gnomon MUSRAT bas left town foe the holidays. • FASHIONABLE IN I'ELLIGENCE. • Lord and Lady Maryborosigli. from their home in Saville-street, for their seat, Fern Hill, Wi n dsor; Viscountess Hampden. from her house is Greeo.strest Grosvenar.sqsare, for Paris; Lady Itiversdale, front the Lon don Hotel, Alitonsarle.street, for Tap. low Hoeft, Bests ; Sir William Hostess, Bart. from his boos. in York.strect, St. Anita's, for the Royal Ledge, Windsor ; Major Bedinglield, from Chesterfield for Maidstone • Capt. Hourisinaus, from Paris to Bath; M. and Mrs. Hardtack,. ter MOM: Captain Maimed'. from Salisbury for Maidstone • Mr. sod Mrs. Bohai, from Chester for Bath; Mr. and Mrs. Virlien. from Md. mouth, in Devonshire, for Bath; Mrs. and Miss Latimer, hem Devisee for Brighter; Miss CaSWIIII. from Snores to Davies.etroet, Berkeley.sqoare the Duke sod Duchess of Atha and freer Owe: hoes* in. Sc. Jastes's.square, for their seat Is Semiarid; Lord and Lady Grantham, from their house In St. James's square, for &lenge ; the Bari et Darunostb. for Birmingham; Lord de Clifford, from $1131111411114 Hotel (late Jordan's), St. James's. street, for his seat, Weston. Dear Bristol; Cameos De Grey. from her bo ss. in Sr. James's square, toe her seat, Putney Heath ; Captain sod Mrs. Forbes, from Brook-street. for New. market; Hoe. Captain and Mrs. Blackwell, from hlivart's Hotel. for the Condom. ARRIVAL& Coped& IL Jobb. In Bruok.street hoot Bath; Mr. sod Mrs. Nersenting. st their home Weack.street ; Captain Wellesley Asho. at Fentoo's Hotel, St. James's.street, hem Bath; °dyad O'Reilly, the Declass of Roxburgh. aid ber soo (the Dubs of limborsh), at ditto, from Windsor; Leed Dormer, at env, from Haan ; Mr. sad Mrs. Sommers. at ditto, tram Yorkshire; Mr. sod Mrs. Sampson, at Kirkbant's Haul, Lower Brook-street, from the Condom 6 the lievereod G. Clammed, at ditto. from Glomestarehlre; the Berwood J. Ripley, at ditto, from Beets • Lord Wallower*. at Moat's Hotel, Lower Brook and Davie: Streets, from Pads Nee sod Miss CLrettsa, at ditto. Isom War. wiekshire; J. Dame% Ns+ at dins, Enna Northampton; the Am W. Spoon/4st eMs. Irma Word. THE ARMY. Meaday a Istedaseet et the 49d Hlildeadsre sensed at Chat• haat, and yesterday were expected tn embark far Gibraltar. 111EIMIE ' POSTPONEMENT OF THE Hole DUTY PAYMENT. Tbe &Hosting letter bas been received from Sir EDWARD YIIATCIIIIIM.L. by JAMES ELLIS, . • . Merelima Hatch, Mk April. ISM • "Mr ages Its—l have at kit the eatisrection of , informing yea dot, In reply telly applisativa. thelleinsellor of the iladisseer has isieseated to receive-ewe ball of the bey duty ea *hi Ma of May, and the mbar w abs lab September. " I bape that Is Mere s plan atsy be devised Irbil* will reader lets leceevenista the payment this deep. Faithfully years, ifsilems &sot% Afpn7lll. • L KNATCHBULL" riem= NAVAL iN 110:LLIGENCE. UottaAsain•Tins Der—Dublin I—Waterford 1-41antburgli I. The Harper, from Westport to Liverpool; was es shore at Sesthportes Monday, and it was feared would be wrecked. New Toot, Mans l&—The New Priscilla, of Salem, was ea the 14th February near Deg Kegs, without any person as board, having bees captured by pirate, and the crew apposed to be ann. dared. :The Atlantic, Grover. of Boston, whklt sailed front Ha vaginal' on the list ultimo. was captured b a pirate, and all on board, except sae who was , secreted. and the vessel. nettled. The Dttby, from Mailing to Boson was spokes with In let. 34. long. 67. in distress, making for Bermuda. The &id& schooner Andra, frost Bermuda to Window. N. B. is totally loge en Chalooge Point—crew and materials saved. Dian Aran. 21.—Wind L by S.—Arrived the Thornton, Byers, from Sierra Leann Saikd the Samosa, for New South Wales. Poanssouts. Asinine—Wind S.S.E. to B. by &--Pawed the Janes Cruickshank, Laing, from St. Vincent's; and Charles Burke , Bell , from ditto. Sailed his Majesty% ,ship Champion, for Sierra Leone ; Arenas., Arrow/ankh. for Honduras; his Majesty's ship Southampton, D. Scott, Joshing, sad Bruaswkk. Parker. for India ; Amity transport, for Gibraltar; and Christopher, Abeam. Hope. sod Kingfisher, for Quebec. Pa.vasurrsi, Ares, no.—Wind W.N.W.—Selleil the Dryad, Swinburn. tor hioutreal. Fausturn Aranno..-Wind N.W. to 1.--Arrind the Bad of I Chester, front St. Crolii. Sailed the Skylark packet. fee St. Do. I mingo.Jamaica, &e. Hotta man' Arau 20.—Arrind the Lady Cann& from Jangled. Cans, Araii2l..-Arritred the Catalog,. Penfold, from SU pdore. Lonarora., Anti 20.-Arrivird the Fame, from Barbadoes j Jean, Stewart. fain Jamaica; Triton, Pagans, from Mobile; sad Thomas, Naylor. from The Middlesex Magigrates are about toereet swing to the Coldbath-lields Prison. teethe sole tosepdtai steepest*, lo Bee of the miserable lewdest sheds la which such perams are et present congaed. The lose. in 1828; in the department of the Aisns occasioned by ball, mow, hanalatkins. sod other accidents at • similar naure.*inoonted to 15.1023 f. la. sod in tattle to 411,761 f. In the Mine of Ole same year three. were 61 arse; its Moses sod throe mills were destroyed; of these 111 were insured. The total loss oamaloord by are amounted to eouirtot 3114—FrasekPepte. As an instance, of the traffic hewn* lteland and thaws., In the article et eggs, it may be roeudesed that see et the Derry seam vessels to a late trip breatht over Mess toes, sad as her nest imps* upwards of sweaty teas et qp-670,000 tallowy shied Ism esp. The. Loao MATOII has accepted u invitation to dime with the Hoe. Artillery Company, at the Arnsoety house,- to-mrirtow, for the purpose of celebrating the Kinfi'Bitth4ay, bis Majesty being Cuptain-Geseral of tbia.old and respectable corps. Their Colonel, the Duke of Siam, will preside on the occasion ; bat pre vious to which they will practise smug 'military ma noeuvres, ire a Royal salute, &c. - - - - A very great public improvement is taking place, at the expense of private individuals, in the encloiure of Hyde Park,•vhich inns parallel with the Bayswater road. 'The - dead wall which reaches to Kensington Gardens is in part taken dawn, and the railing continued to the. Gardens. By this means a great nuisance will be removed, •and the public will have an ample and fine view of the 11104 interesting part of the Park from the road. The inhabitants of the opposite houses and the proprietors of adjacent property are to defray the expense, the Board of Works having agreed to and sanctioned the meditated improvement. TAM O'SHANTER AND SUTOR JOHNNY. Our Loudon Readers have posslbly heard something ;beady of the seittanglit sculptor, Mt.Tuost, of Ayr• shire, in Scotland; but if they have not, they will w e a specimen of his art in the two first's above•name t t o with a private view of which we have been indulged. The incident selected by the rude sculptor—wh o without the aid of models. without the tedious educe. tioa cif the Italian school, without any of those &dean. tages which ate supposed to minister-to genius and Rive grace to art, has chosen to give life to the stone of b ' . native country and form to the graphic.conceptions of Burns—is that where Thee the hero, is "glorinos"oa er his cops with his" ancient trusty drouthy crony." Me ? are seated on their separate chait sin the alehouse. T h „ stator with a tankard in his baud, and his pressing thumb seedy to raise its lid. when about to raise it to his lip.. appears to. have told one of his best kilt's. at which Teas is in all the raptures of * loud and uprOtris ens laugh. The quaint smile on the face of the sutur e pleased at the effects of his own story, s lently happy over the noisy " gam' of his companion —his coolness name jocund, gently ri.ible, and excited partly by ehe honse-beewed and the sqviality .r 7itas—is one of th e most exquisite expressions we ever saw in either aneie or modern sculpture. roes himself is reeling 'smiting laughter than flan) ale. the glass is in cis hand, but All its spirit, and the spirit of the Bator's joke. is in Itt e face. He absolutely lives and laughs before you. It is impossible for the spectator not to conceive himself in the alehouse, and the tankard full—day, you could almost pot your hand into the sutur's pucker it .stands fo.th so invitingly upon the stone. As works of art. they are. in their way, quite unri. valkd, and we only rextet Mr. lissom does trot cea a hewing the freestone and take to marble. He i, a m a n of inimitable talent. and we sincerely hope that the es. hibitios y ill be bont.Ored by eves y person of 'abut an d every admirer of merit its tt.e metropolis. THEATRES. THE ITALIAN OPERA. Roastat's Opera of Ciao w as performed here last evening, with the advantage albs following very suoag cast °rends . • Bit. Doesaus. Doormen' . Mme. Mammary Gamma. Iftmirs • Lateessus. Rudely) . Camas, Why, by an arrangement with the Manager, is to play the p.O of Milo alternately with Doexcu.r, and oa this ocettion, and to give greater effect to the Opera, u Caine t iper complaisance) the comparatively iu.igui. Leant chat aster of Roderigo. The great attraction of the Opera, however, was the re-introduction of Madame MALIIIRAU, late Signors GARCIA, also, after an absence of many years, dunes which time she has most extensively cultivated her talents, returned last night, •• with all her blushes honours thick upon her, to the scene of her sally efforts, and was welcomed with an enthusiasm that must have been in the highest degree gratifying to her. Roe had raised expectation high in her favour. and she did not disappoint that expectation. Her voice is of a very peculiar character.of the mezzo soprano kind, beautifully harmonious, and full in the lower notes, ex tremely sweet and touching in the higber.which resemble a falsetto; to these advaatsges she adds an amazing compass. If she have a fault in style. it is too great a propensity to ornament, which, though estremely taste ful, caused her in a few instances to lose the time; but in expression, that great charm of singing, she is very superior to. 'Log eminent vocalists of the present day. The applause that greeted berentrance caused a slight ensbairassment. which soon wore off, and aniseed her tog put forth all her attractions; and in the casette in the first Act she acquitted herself in the most delielit• ful style, and the other parts being equally well sew tamed, an unanimous wore followed. We could willingly dwell longer on the fine qualities of her voice, and execution, did we not find ourselves now called upon to speak of her splendid style of acting. Possessing a very fine form and expressive countenance, she is enabled to give full effect to the conceptions of the mind. In force of expression she may be pro. flounced equal to PASTA, whom she surpasses if pos sible in elegance and simple truth, and in the delinea tion of pathetic emotions. In the scene with Ott& and noderige at the end of the Mgt Act, as well as is sub sequent scenes with her father, she was perfectly inimitable; we know not bow to speak in terms suited to our admiration of the manner in which her joy- at hearing of the safety" of (hello is suddenly checked by the appearance of her father. The whole of the last mess was wonderfully impressive, and the manner of her death almost [ollie. Nothing could be superior to this; it produced an extraordinery sensation. and was followed by long continued thunders of applause. Dossazu as Wok never appeared tow mush advantage, nor has the-part been ever so finely sustained. His great physical powers gave him adm cided advantage over every competitor ; and to these he joins tasto, expression, and science of the first Ottiet• Curium as Roderige, a part beneath his powers, lett nothing to be desired. Upon the whole the Opera was cast with uncommon strength—the concerted pieces throughout were admirably performed, and complete succesiocrowned every part of the performance. Mir LIBRAS and DONZELLI (being loudly called for) came. forward after the fall hi the curtain, amidst plaudit' which•amounted to enthusiasm. A Divertissement intervened between the second sad' third acts, introducing Maclaine YAQUI MOULIN, from' ` Milan, for the first time to an English audience. Ice some respects she is the most extraordinary dancer :ter have ever teen. She possesses certainly great muscular power, and leaves nothing to be wished for on the score of agility, vigour, and grace; her manner of standing and walking upon her toes is truly astonishing. She was received with infinite applause, and will not fail he become a permanent favourite. • DRURY-LANE AND COVENT-GARDEN. . 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