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London, England, 1817-04-16 00:00:00

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• •OriiiiiVONiri. brand opera of boa
Morita; Went akm night with increased effect.
The House was crowded with fashionable company.
COVllat ClAnDetto...-A new historical Play, Inter.
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with music, was produced yesterday, entitled.
spirted
TheoCoafwst ofraratsto, or St. Clara's Eve. This Plant
is of French origin. Its leading business we vrill
briefly describe
Ahem kismet, a Worlds Chief, arrives on the apish* coin;
madman, the unconditional surrender of die•Castie of Tiv
rants Adedainfsi answer 1. returned by °weans; bat the
Castle fads, through the trrachery.of Weft*, who tacks re*
wan} to the peosessoo of Ortana, by whom his love had been rr
jt cud, as the reward oil* mama. Ahem Hamel dooms On.
sales to death, In revenge for the cruelty which he imputes to
him, of barb's, massy years before, attacked Ides and his Monis,
when seeking refuge (rum a mum in the port of Taranto, end
cau.ed him to lose by death the wife he most tendety loved—
Rinitio. en orphan, who has gained the 'freedoms of Orient, al.
though he never dated aspire to her Mad, is vaverenced by the
Mow- for -the desperate bravery voids sthiels
.ke had "only *-
tempted to defend the post assigned to Mott; but through the sr.
Mee of Waldo, be is supposed by Clootale" led Orissa to be
the traitor who gave up Tweets to the euesny. when
about to be led tcheatention,:junifies Ids hate to-she Msotah
name, by suiddirebeeriongs of "Midi be had to By
the Moors hs.repreessts ble Marro gave bens ssdu off, when
vary yeame; to gimpy. That Osier, itkr bed become
•1114 the wife# Hawes, and faistallY .ekst=
wbfell lw so &nit Minns, had indithid lierlittell •
Wei n, la aisinillirtb to a ma, which stin, it le 'added, is the
t rate* Who betsayetiTarante. Mau gm*" tho loot part
of data fentibseam wkk Poem,wbldt letweaer, sheet de-
satin. ei the gilds p( Valved% bthielsethildiabra to Genako,
"hi Weenie olltinaido is at once emabilihyd.aid._ Abdo Meta
Soder 'Witili.“6l4l,ll. asnug in She InVo:ko iiieltsveeirelinford.
and.M.the miasma whom the paternal cem if the Gamer of
Tapp, had saistalhed bin fallacy to onsoboat— TheVa restine et
the Mr, iik•et bruile Irc but it is mon maki...kt.
scabs Weed, Abs. _ant hived of Elea:Abe, end
Ilinli•led Orion are mania&
Tl3ll awry, bas strong claims to our attentiOn, • sea
with the exception of a few scenes throb in' wt%
forward,the vocal strength of the Thrfalee, it is
connected, and sometimes unfolded with great energy
of language. The most important scatted are written
in.blank . verse, which, in several instances, took a
tone decidedly above the level of such produettians,
and one or two similes, remarkable foi elegant sim-
plicity, called forth rapturous applause. . Occasionally
some scriptural allusions were introduced with great
effect, and, we might almost venture to say, a feeling
of devotion was inspired, where Gottottles, speaking of
the death of his sister, describes the
iife given by'her,
when dying, to an infant, as hiving
• Caught, like of eld, the mantle of the Prophet.
u While the began:hew spirit soared M atiorso.*
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The third Act presents some- fine siustations ; and
here &mu, whd did not greatly shim, in the early
part of the play, was eminently successful. Yuct.ces
lofty deel.ausatinn gave appropriate dignity to the
litonrish Chieftain. and gave the character all pos-
sible importance, while the impetuous energy of
Mamma?, his stilled malice and ghostly despair in
Veloweiso happily heightened the interest and variety
01 the Drama. Miss BOOTH, as the heroine, acquitted
herself to the entire satisfaction of the audience; and
Miss STarstaus, Mr. SINCLAIS, and Mr. Dummies,
felicitously enntributed their talents to make the en-
tertainment of the evening complete. They were all
much applauded, and ct; several occasions rapturously
eacortd.—.The Music is 'the compositioc of KALLY.
and, ai might be expected from such genuine taste and
. talent,. is nf the very first description.—paosne beau-
new scenery is also very judiciously introduced ;
and with these Manifolifadvantages, it was impossible
'to fail of success. The piece was accordingly his-
Mussed wkb the most grdtifying attention throughout,
and announced for repetition amidst acclamations.
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