Star.
London, England, 1828-04-15 00:00:00

MUSICALS.

MANCHESTER CONCERTS.
The Gentlemen's Concerts, at Manchester, took pin
last week, and the elegant Music Hall was crow(
each night. The performers engaged by the Direct
of this Institution were Mademoiselle Beams/
Messrs. SAPID, PHILLIPS, and SPAGNOLETTI.
moiselle BRAMBILLA was the novelty on this oce
This Lady is possessed of great beauty and el
manner, reqiiisites which very much increase
of her deep, powerful, sweet voice. She was
appliuded tbroughimt her performance, and was
cored in a Tema con Variazzone, by CASTELLI. 9
SAPIO'S fine tenor, voice was heard to gteat advantt
in the grand scena of WEnttit's ()heron., and the chi
and impressive manner in which he song MOORE'S
Jody of Oft in the stilly tvighticalled forth a general=
core: he also gave with great feeling and energy
is )10t in the Battlefield (Itavntans), v
was al.o encored. PHILLIPS delighted the au,
with the layout ite ballad Ok no, sue never mention
and•was utranimowly encored. During the ev
Signor SPAGNOLETTI gave the audience a great'
ht. ma.terly performance in a quintets of BEEruo\
and to one of gova'a concerto. His execution of
latter proved, that though a veteran in bis art, he
lost nothing of the vigour of youth. The aj
which fo'slua ed was most enthusiastic.
MUSIC HALL. LIVERPOOL
weoss Tax LIMERP)OL WIRCIAtT,,APRIL 12.
The Subscription Concerts, for the present sr
which have been conducted throughout with so
spit it, ate drawing to a close, the last of the set ies
fixed for this eve:ing. A combination of first-rate
has been selected by the. liberal and publ.c.s!
Manager, to conclude his engagement with the
Madame and Signor Prim, Mr. SEGUIN, Lid
MAWKEZ on the violin, are announced for that nc
They performed on Monday evening last, the
subscription concert, with great- effect, to a vs
merons and respectable auditory. Madame Puzs
much admired and applauded, as was also S!
Pusat's surprising performance •on the horn.
Seutint, a young Gentleman 'of the highest pry
made his first appearance here; he is a pupil
Royal Academy, and considered to be one of
rising of his profession. His voice is remarkabl
and possesses a richness and power which we
heard since the retirement of the late Mr. BART/
Mr. Swum was extremely well received.

Yesterday being the day on which the IL
Commons had resolved to resume its sittings after
ter, the Speaker and a few Members entered the Hogs
some minutes before four o'clock ; but the number pr:
sent at four o'clock not being sufficient to constitute
House, they instantly separated. None of the Ministe
or official persons attended. Both Houses sit this dal
ENGLISH OPERA House.—:Among the distinguishe
individuals who honoured the French performances at the afro
interesting Theatre last night. we noticed the following :—H,
Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex, the Karl of Sefton, Mugu'
lel Graham, Marquis of Sligo, Lord Bury, Hon. G. Catendlb
Hon. Lcng Wellesley, Sir J. Lanham, Lady Stanhope, kc. •
By the Granger, Blenkinsop, arrived at Dublin, lit
Belize, intelligence has been received which may
considered decisive of the end of those internal dis
sions which have so long devastated Central Amert
By the above vessel, accounts are treived from Gu
mala, of the 29th and 31st January. The f tmer,s•
giving some further details of the battle of Ch iquems
in which the St. Salvador party had been totally
feated, proceeds to state that the property recovered
Colonel Perks from the plunderers amounted to 400.'
dollars, and he had returned on the 25th, being
cieved with 'open arms, as the Saviour of the Itepu
The President resigned the command of the ar
which was conferred on Colonel Perks, w:th the
pointment •of General. 'I he Salvador pall
received and offered terms for peace, which, he
ever, at the instigation of Colonel Perks, had b
refused, and he was to march on the Ist ot Fcbte
at the head ot four thousand well armed and disciplig6
men, and would be joined en the toad by '2.000 mr.
wi.h the intent if dictating peace on his own tempt%
fore the town of S;. Salvador ; but it was fully expeo
as the force was so formidable, that resistance zooid
in vain, and little or no fighting would take place. .I
murderer of Mr. 0'1? the English Consul Genet•
was executed on the 17th, and-his head was studs os
pole. It is rather an extraordinary circumstance, if
4-soldier, who was shot fer desertion by Colonel Pet
in the action of Chiquemaula, had since been discover
to have been an accomplice. in the murder of the abt
unfortunate Gentleman, and had also been a servals
his employ.

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