Star.
London, England, 1812-03-05 00:00:00

TNAffltEs.

Kum's TintATax.--Tuesday eveniex
opera of La Clematza de Tii• was pertormed wiil,
science and taste worthy the incomparable Author.
MOZART is without comparison, as we think, 1;n
Shalespear of the lyric drama, the man above ez
others who gives the passion of poetry to music, ail
quickens by its influence all the best emotions bid*
soul. When his compositions come to be peffenti
by an orchestra so perfect in execution, and so mina.
tcd by enthusiasm as the band of the Opera always ere
when they have his works before them, it requ;rei Gar
the addition of a CATALAN( and a TRAMMUII Is
make the enchantment irresistible. In truth we Dem.
witnessed more genuine applause from the conuoisett
than on Tuesday night.
Af:er the opera, Mons. Dirnmor himself made
his first appearance with his wife, and danced anent
beatiful minuet and gavotte to the admiration of ele
spectators.

OaAronto.—The Serenata of " Aa, and Galata»
written by Mr. GAY. aad composed by the rat
HANDEL, was last night produced at Covent-Gard
Theatre, under the superintendasce of the lqaUrs.
ASHLEY, in a very effective style. Mr. Baena*, es
Air, and Mrs. DICKONS, as Galatea, were highly ap.
plauded in their different airs and duets.—In the aO.
sence of Mr. BELLAMY, who was prevented from at.
tending by indisposition, Mr. TINNZY sang the p
of Po/oliernur—his deep bass tones, though not so
mellow as those of Mr. BELLAMY, are well adapted
for executing the music, which the discriminating
mind of HANDEL has attached to the part. He was
very well received. in the recitative, " I role, I so.
I burn," his forcible expression excited general sp.
probation. In the grand miscellaneous act, whit*
succeeded the seren.ita, Mr. BRAHAM sang the reci,
tative and air, " the Death of Nelson," frail the
Opera of The Americanc, which was loudly newel.
In the course of the evening, Madame Caratesi
executed an it4lian pastorale and braving, and an
English air : the former were encored. The ;raw.;
14 renar vorrsi le lagrime," composed by PORTEEALts,
excited universal admiration.—The house boasted
very fashionable company.

The Noblemen's Catch Club held their e►abtti
meeting on Tuesday, at the Thatched House, L
DENT, Esq. in the Chair. Among the company wee,
his Royal Highness the Duke of Camesuna, the
Duke of ARGYLY., Earl Foarracua, the Lou) Mama,
Sir CHAIM'S TALIIOT, Sir. CCML Biss:tor,tcc. bicytcf
the first Professors attended ; among whom Ire;
Messrs. BAIITLEMAtc, KXYVICTTS, SALILS. VAUGII4
FIELD, DIGNUM, &C.

Monday last the Gentlemen of the Clarence Hat
hold their annual Meeting at the Red Lion late,
Hampton, which was graced by the presence el lit
Royal Highness the Duke of CLAIUDICI4 the Nan
of the Hunt. The day passed off with the lout
harmony and islet.
Gctua.tt. E.L.scrtox.—his.
E /MPG& BA TIMM Ili
declined to offer himself for Bristol t and Mr, muss
HART Davis is a candidate on me Whim Liskailt
is the Government, Interest.
It is reported that Lord Stzueouve is to mina to
his former situation of President of the Council; and
in order to make room for the Earl of BUCLINGILUM
Lcrd Meositzz is to be removed from de
Board cf Controul to the head of the Admiralty, sad
Lord BUC KINGHA AMER, is to be appointed Nelda
of the Board of Controul.

Mr. RICUAIID WELLIMULTs SOD to the Ulu*
WELLILSLEY, has resigned his seat at the Trawl
Board, and Y2CaLC- I his seat in Parliament.
Mr. Tvrests, late British Consul at Valencia, has
been created a Baron of Old Castile, with an estate
of 8000 dollars per ann. by the new Spanish Regency.
An accident, which might have been fatal, hap.
pened to Earl Sr. Voice:cr. on Thursday evening:
' when alone in the dining-room, at Rothett's, 1
piece of live coal was thrown out from these*
upon the eArth-rug, which .he attempted to pet
up; but, in the act of stooping, he lost his balms
and fell forward ; his head striking the midi
spike of the upper bar of the grate. waive!
wound, and a profuse bleeding followed : the fan'
neck, and hands, were scorched and buint; be gall.
ly recovered himself ; the wound was dressed, and
he has been without any unpleasant symptom. As
there was a very large fire, and the bars of the ri•
exceedingly heated, it he had been deprived of kit
senses, or lost his recollection for one moment, lr
must inevitably have perished in the flames.
A meeting of the inhabitants of the Wards of Al
dersgate, Coleman-street, and Cripplegate Within nai
Without, and of the inhabitants ant the Pariah of St
Luke and Liberty of Glasshouse-yard, was yestecds!
held at Brewer's Hall, Addle-street, Mr. Alder=
WOOD in the Chair, for the purpose of establishing s
-school for the education of 1000 poor children on&
Lancasterian system. '1 he Meeting was resrmb)
attended, and several Resolutions wee unanimmi .
agreed to, setting forth the expediency of such to
establishment. The Ward of Bassishaw was agrsi
to be added to the list of wards entitled to send cii•
dren, and a handsome sum was subscribed for do
pro:-..otion of the design' of the Meeting.
Loan SON cavities Sratwo F or CATTLf....AbtIetIO
o'clock on Tuesday, about SSO Noblemen and Go:donee et
down to a sumptuous dinner at Freemasons' Hall, Lord Sae'
vibe in the Chair. After dinner his Lordship gave " Ibe gill:
" The Prince Regent," " The Union of Husbandry sad Vow
*mace," " Our Brave Defenders by Sea and Land." "
Farmers in England, Ireland, Scotland, and Wales," "Tie"
worked by good Daen." The award of the prim* "
read as follows, viz.— ro Mr. lames King, a cap, miss ifiOinhole
his parr of Hertford oxen ; to Mr. John T.rretl. I
seto,lor his pair of Hartford men ; to the Earl of srfrza-
a cup, value £l5, fur Itis live South•down wet bars 10 Dir';
Boys, a cup, value XIS, for hi. bye South-44,wn wethal
Lord Somerville a cup, value £l5, for his Eve blotto rfr.
asaf
twi hogs; to Mr. John Cawston, a cup. value £l5, for Ms:
th•rd-crowed Merino wether.; to Charles Eris, Zig soh
his ainmyear old Devon cow, sugar fed ; to Mr. /arms ago
sup, for his half bred Suffolk and Easel breedin/ 0"6,_ Ma
award was also read of Lorl snaterviele's `'"o,
piece of 25 yard. of trOld cloth manufactured fret rr,,
riN°o7lltivria, ;frotmo Mr.the wooln of"is Cjoyce,
enkfor:soeis Pi,
Inc" °-"r21411 "17.7
Adjudging to John Holland, the shepherd of the Disked te7o:,
ißti for rear.ng from 620 ewes (the gas number par ton"'•
11941 lambs; to Charles Payne, the shepherd ofJelin tallog;
the rearing, from 620 ewes, 842 lambs; and to Han
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shepherd to Mr. Henry, for minor, tram 244 South.slinve6o,7B
218 lambs, by Merino ram.. Ihe tstahls of Lard
was drank, With three times three, and several otherlii.llol
the company scrammed.