Star.
London, England, 1826-02-27 00:00:00

KING'S THEATRE.

A nutoetOnLindielbett attended on Saturday night to
, witness the prodocter of Teobaldo ed bonnet, an Opera
which has beiti 'Very popular on the Continent, and in
which Signer VetLett wished to make his debut in
London. The. winsic is by Mous.Accni, a nati, e of
Perugia; and the following is an outline of the plo::
bees . Signor Cessna.
Tliseatile Values.
• Erman* . Poavo.
Garai& Davuti. •
/ashes Nadas. Bantu.
amnia Canatrs,
Clewed Trews/keg. seine years after the marriage of his ticeesis-
fal rival Baionsnd erefikesberg, revenged himself by murdering
the object of his own former affections, and by false witnesses at.
tributed the crime to her husband; who, with Deed& ant Ms-
stangie, the fruit of his guise, was cessequently banished from
Minis. pursued by th:s hawed of their powerful enemy,
Chstshentia dies in elite, while heed& swears to extirpate the race
of their' foe t under the assnased name of the warrior Seger,*
he revisits Minis ; meantime glued had died, but without dis.
closing his gent, and his brother Erase* believes that Bohtmond
and his son and daughter have perished. Traheide becomes ena-
moured of a maiden, and finding access to the garden where she
walks, repeats the tender romance by singing, by which she first at-
tracted his notice • they declare to each other their mutual affection,
and be too late diseoversin her Mims, the niece of Cowed. A
war breaking out between the Prince of Mimi. and a neighbouring
State, Ermene falls into the enemy's power, but is rescued by the
valour of Thsbalds, who turns the fortune of the add. The Opera
commences with a tournament in celebration of this victory, and
Ersteno sanctions the hopes of the lovers. Bahratanit arrives with
his warriors, seeking reveoge : be visits the tombs of his wife and
daughter: Trobaldo repairs also to this solitary spot to reflect on
his distressin: situation; be is recognised by .his father to *whom
he confesses his love ; Biminsond. displaying the blood-stained dagger
of the assassin, Onsnwl, urges him to revenge. In the wood act
Teebe/do announces by letter to baying his real name and quality:
Boerne/id and his warriors engage with the followers of the Tree-
bergs under the Command of Gerold% son of Emma : to rescue his
father, Trobaldo kills Gerd*. and, rushing into the Plane, entreats
/seise to end his sufferings with the yet reeking sword. She for- i
gives him, but dismisses him frees her presence. He reaches the
exterior of the Palaer—it is night—all is hushed, and he gives vent
to the emotions of km, remorse, and despair—he hears from
within the wady known romance, which meals his former hopes of ;
joy. His father Is already a prlsoner—Tsikeide joins him—ail hope
is lost. and diet are about to end their miseries by the sword, when
baling rushes between them, She has interceded with, Erasmus—.
has represented the sufferings of IMenwied—all is forgiven and the
lovers are United.

There is great scope for dramatic effect in these
situations, and the composer has best succeeded in de-
picting the tender and mournful recollections of past,
joys. The more brilliant parts of-the Opera bear strong
resemblince to the Crociala Vet.r.trres acting" was
exquisite • his scam, Nolte Terribile; Mas. raptucoody
applauded, and was a chef d'
his
the vocal art, and
he was well supported by CUILSOMI. Madame Bout to
sustained her part with great effect. The Opera has
been got up iritlienstist splendid manner, and the new
Imlay has been Very tastefully executed, and received
applause. •

WINDSOR. FILL 26.—1 t is with much pleasure-lab
are enabled to give a full coarmatien of our statement of yester-
day, relative to his Majesty's complete recovery from his late to
Repaid= ; but it was nevertheless times' advisabie for him net
to attend public worship at the Chapel this inossiog. lest he should
eaperlence a relapse..
Prince LIWPOLD arrived in Osten on Saturday, from
Lattice at Claremont. His Royal Highness dined with the
of Kin, at her apartments at the King's Palace, Kensing-
Wad afterwards accompanied his Royal Sister to the Italian
qpers Hata.
Saturday and yesterday Mr. Secretary Pan. had
lainaeates dinner parties.
A meeting of the Lords of the Council was held at
rillaseouacil 011 a, at half-past ten o'dock,ou Saturday morning,
eshick was attended by Lord Gimes, Lord Coamerras the
Right Moo Sir. ions No:mots, and the Right Hon. SaLsoss
SIVIIINS.. The case which came before their Lordships was that
eapecdij the homey. of Lord Darras. The Solicitor General
•saar liriveritainr.) opened dm case. Mr. Seen= Mr.
ami Mr. Huai were also heart by their Loader,
Whim oiseephd on pass her o'clock. Their Lordshipsafterwards
metinneßietiellbemelon till ail o'clock, when the meeting separated.
Saturday morning summonses were issued by the
Earl of Lamina to the Cabinet Ministers for a Cabine t Council,
to be held at his residence, in Whitehall, at kali:past two o'clock in
the afternoon; the hilidsters aecordlegly islientbad about that
time. Those present were the Loss Onansatosobe Earls of
Haaaewari Wartmosiroo. and Baeouser, Mr. Secretory Pus.,
Mr. Secretary CANNING, the CNANCOLLOR. of the Exceieneet,
Viscount hdavu.t.a, Lord liznov, Mr. Wren; Mr. Huoussos,ftc.
This was the ant Cabinet Council which the Lose Constrains
101 been ;Me to miend for abort these two months past, owing to
the Wig anoilansent Oche Noble Earl whites gout. The Cessna.
Council sat in deliberation about two hours, The assembling at
the.enbinet Council at the Earl of Livziroa's house is a novelty,
edit setwahliohe cased by a aliglit et the Noble
Ihstorkkog bens a cold. After elto • op of the Cabinet.,
Huunisewhatli a loppemireesinien oilli Lord Rasa.
Tisterday afteranoo, at twat VAisick,siuntler Cantor
China was held, which eieeesl44,- ilitisirecriat.ll4/2 °I/".
whit& was attended by the same Cabot as were Pre
▪ the Earl of Lazaroa's house; in itebnk in Saturday al
nese: The Earl of Lamest beide bestir of Ms Mid :Vane _
atomed in his carriage ;sae liable Rad mass* walks to Abe
Cithinet Council. Tbe Cabinet
,Cosnoil ,pentineed,la dam deb:
betide& till past four o'clock. •
The downfall of Got.necnadities hbiiseln 'Landon is
the'severest blow that Glasgow has yet amt With in the,
Imam calamitous times, 'A la* pdrtion of the "ion'
sibittances for goods, sent from this to &nth kinetics;
colsiated in drafts urn the Meows. Giitnaniktwr.—
The,loes, however, though much to be regretted, for-
mutely falls upon houses which:are able to bear it.—
Glasgow Herald.
PRICES OF CORR •
The average price of this grander et *we, to haws and con-
, dams, was es &Ran, at the andenneetiened times and placer: ,

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Hanibetgh,llth JanuaryoB26 . . • 9 0.4
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ffesm, 7th Jailor', lite . . . 14 VI
• Sanualleso,— Deeelaber.• lett . . 20 is .1
Nies, t 2th January; • . 94 gs •
England, 17th January. NW . . .s 6 Si
Note.—The hectolitre contains, of the new Imperial English
measure, two bushel% six gallons, and a very small fraction.