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London, England, 1827-05-14 00:00:00

THEATRES.

THE ITALIAN OPERA.
The Opera of bemirantide was repeated, on 8 ttorday
to a splendid audience, which crowded the
Teatre to execs,. Madame PASTA'S finest scenes ex-
vied enthusiastic applause, and were sustained as she
alone an sustain them. Signora BRAMBILLA, the new
&stank, will prove a high acquisition to this or any
other establishment, for the fine and rare qualities of
ter voice. Signora Baasaatu.a'a voice is pure and
powerful in its Iwo sation and of an extremely full rich
lierlity, GALLS was weryzre.it on this occasion ;in
bit Duca wi h Nara its the second act, he fully divi-
ded with her the admiration of the audience. In the
brilliant circle we noticed—
Didion, of Kent nod Princess Feodore ; Dukes of Devonshire
1114 Arlin ; Duchem of Argyll; Marquises Douro, Worcester,
Claticarde, Salisbury, Londonderry, Graham, Hertford, Ayles-
Marchionesses Aylesbury, Worcester, Ileadfott, Lotbian,
Westmeath, Loollooderry, Salisbury, Emily of Londonderry; Earls
Talbot, Weymouth, Brownlow, Chesterfield, Fife, Harewood,
lhtnley, Wiltoun, Surrey, Uxbridge, Belfast; Coon-
Lonsddr, Tankerville. Mansfield, Cowper, Darlington,
Hgewond, Dowager Punier, Surrey, St. Antonin; Viscounts Lake,
llesdenell, Palmerston, Castlereagh; Barons Harvey, Bingham;
Lod and Lady Waldegravei Tullamore ant Lady Allan, Gwydyr,
i‘lontague, Lovaine, Lyndoch, Cavendish, Binning,
Forbes; Count Woronsow, Prince and Princess Esterhazy ; Hon.
Airs. Ille; Sir George Anson, Lady Lambert, Lady Hampden,
• Lady Lege, Lady C. Panted, Sir H. and Lady W. Wilson, Lady
F. Sorne.set, Sir John and Lady Owen, Sir John and Lady Ann
&Tien, iir F. Burdett, Lady Mary Taykw, lady Charlotte Gre.
Sale, Lady F. Gower, Sir B. and Lady Graham; Lady Dowager
Perm, Baroness De Spaedth, Lady Strachan, the Master of the
Roils, Ladies 'ascetics, Sir Henry and Lady Peyton, Lady H.
Lrker, Lady Grantham.

COVENT GARDEN.
Miss Prlmostres Tragedy of Foscari was again per-
form;] at this Theatre on Saturday evening. In the
present dearth of dramatic compositions of the higher
order, we are happy to find this production keeping
possession of the stage. Whenever it is performed, the
Theatre is well attended. After the Tragedy, we were
gratified with a specimen of German singing, by the
tour brothers, HERMANN, from the Opera House at
311nich. The pieces consisted of a Serenade, and the
treil.known Hunting Chorus, from Ereischutz, adapted,
wilotit accompaniment, after our glee fashion, for an
a1:0, two tenors, and bass. There was nothing more
rtmarkahle in the performance than that ft,ur •f one.
family s,orild be possessed of sweet voices, good ears,'
and musical tale. The compositions are extremely
common-place, but they were executed sweetly in tune,
Iry h some fine gradations of tone, an agreeable blending
vi the voices, and much feeling. The Hunting Chorus
*45 rapturously encored.

The new room at the Bluish Museum, in which the
sus.bie Library gives to the country by the Kinn is to be de-
rimed, is said to be one of the most convenient and delight-
lulty bt..lt apartments for the purpose ib Europa..
(-HA RLES MATIfitWS gave his Trip lo America at the'
.'-crtiin Theatre on Saturday evening, to a brilliant
; he was in high spirits, and every point, front
rrraeral Jackson to the affecting scene at the Boston
Pit-rflice, told.
Fiat —Yesterday morning an Worming fire broke out
IA Um extensive saw mills belonging to Mr. Trial:, on
ttl‘noth side of the Thames, near Westminster Bridge,
%Lich raged with great rapidity. and soon comnruni,
tt:ted to ,he adjacent granary of Mr. Susantrt ; but,
tl'e extraordinary 'exertions of the &rm.% who
ihtkly arrived, icwas principally confined to the first.
.trittoi.ed n.anufactory. Mr. Cuonuoa's premiscs,
I.'lo‘hin imminent danger, sustairt4 duo ultimate iojurys