The Sun.
London, England, 1830-12-18 00:00:00

COVENT•GARDEN THEATRE.

Miss Itrveitaarry appeared again last evening in Cetia
derella, and was altogether more successful than on Tun-
day. Her singing was bolder throughout the performance,
and her motions and attitudes evinced more confidence
and self.poesesaion than on the first night of her ap-
pearance. Even her speaking voice, which then occasionally
betrayed her agitation more than her constrained demeanour
had much greater firmness of tone, sad its undulations
were more natural. As an actress, bliss lwvintaerrr does
not at present hold ont mush premise of distinguiebiag
herself. Her apparent defects arise prehably from her
having made dramatic action an seminary to her studies,
and not an acquirement el primary importance. There is
a whining quality in her speaking voice, however, which
practice may greatly modify, bat will not, perhaps, suf-
ficiently remove to prevent its timing at a detriment on his-
trinnic perfection. But it is not indispensable that greet
singers should be very distiaguisbed actresses; awl on
the English stage espeeially, we have sot yet been taught
to look for a union of both qu►lificatiene in the same per-
-11012. The style of fining of Mies IXYZIARITT is ro.
markable for tut* and purity; not a single inappropriate
note appears in all she singe, nor does she seem ambitions
to display extant of power by a redentlancy of ornament.
In all other respects the Opera was the same as formerly.

FLORENCH, Nor. 20.

(IXTItACT TAM A PAIVAVX LIMILO:

The concourse of foreigners here this winter is fee
greater than usual; among them see meaty who usually
resort to Rome and Naples, but who, under apprehension
ea possible movement In those countries, had taken up
their residence here, is lull seevrity that the same wise
measures of the kat 'Watley yearn, Introdueed by Leopold
end Possombrony, would still bis adhered So. The went
attempt to govern by the Holy Alliance system has crested
so much discord that many distingnished families are about
to leave. The Russians are extremely numerous, consist-
ing of the Orloff., the Galitnins, the Poniatowskis, the
Wittgenstein!), the Trebitakeis, the Dalgeroukis, Ike. ; and
at the Palace San Clementi, the residence of Lord and
Lady Normanby, the whole of the tsar remade assembled
last week to witness the performance of the comedy of
The Honey Moos, with the aftsrpisee of Omits the
Second, which were given in a style worthy of such
talented performers. The pieces were east as follows :...y

THE HONEY MOON.
Duke Arenas ......... Lord NORINIASY.
Count Montethan Mr. Er. Joan.
lielchasar Colonel Buxom.
Jaques
Lampedo
CAMpillo Mr. NM.
Lopes
Juliana' lady NOilibtlial4
Valente Mrs.
llostees Elise Ave. STSPIIIII4IIIW.
MARIAN THE SECOND.
King Charles
Rochester... .........
Capteln Copp ..... Trismunreces.
Edward Mr. itt►aaiorr.
Lady Clara
Mary Copp
Among the English who graced the audience in this
little theatre were the families of Lad) Dallas, Sir Gordon
and Lady Drummond, Sir H. and Lady Williamson, the
Baring., Mactlonnells, Lamberts, Bolton., Kerricire, Dt
Courceye, Lady Dorothea Campbell, General Cumming.
Admiral Donnelly, and Lords Howard of Effinghara,
Wiltshire, Dalmaney, Med. Seymour, and Albert Cun-
ningham, who are in great requisition at all the balls. Mrs.
Bolton, Mrs. Lambert, Mies Drummond, Princess Galit-
tin, Princes. Etmlani, and the Countess Gambit Quircioli,
are the new reigning beauties.
It is reported that Nord Normanhy is to be appointed
Iltitish Charge d'Affaires at the Tuscan Court. The
English resident. in Florence will hail this with delight,
so universally are Lord and Lady Nornsanby esteemed for
their hospitality and kindness.