... Webfte'r~ deccifed. -, T'e Rejuierz itt Cv-t -id ~ nve~gre mbhlrrow 0senjnlt will, be a, great 'treatr_ tar th6e adgitfefivr -of '-Mozart The exerllepee this ?? ie-'uriverfally allo~v No. 9,4Sc, drawn yeflerda7 riorningf'and euitled to tne grand PRize of the P ...

... were rapturously applauded. Amongst theimsrumesa tal pieces, Winter's celebrated overture to Montalban, and a MS. symphony of Mozart, were exec.uted'with a brilliancy to be niet Ad ith no where else. Mr. Saust performed in a most masterly manner a charming ...

... reispect of gebius and taste, it far exceeds all Musical Productionsef the present day. We mush rejoice that the schooll of Mozart is cots- pletely revived in his- favourite pulpils the composer ,of -this workL-d(&e adsrrtiseinrv 'd page.) On Monday morning ...

... of. - To-morrow -i ht al -the amateurs of good mnusic will be dttraaed at te Opera House, by the Opeta ICosi ?? TutIte of Mozart, being the only time they may be gratified with such an exquisite treat. - The second reading of the Bill fdr. the Third Thea- ...

... roonms and Stained Glass: Mia faatoiy, No. 227,: . Stramd, '4.var Temnplebar. ' ?? .M.WIlALS,-A grand and full rehearsal of Mozart's Donl ?? 11r Kn-'v'eUt's and Vau hahns' Concerts, 'Which commenice on Honday ncxt, tdoh place yesterday . 'at the Hanover-square ...

... Oll o 20 int iments, viz. horns, tnt'et t drums, obioes, clarinets, cqmals, trianglzf, bassooni and s~ :es, overtures by Mozart, anyan, sronmer, &c.eqallygrsnt asa futl orchesta or par. le bsnd - arid as the visitantsof- the dif- , 'trent watering plaees ...

... guanytateful and brilliarit pieces of mu- sic allotted to ai; may heseaunaerated compositions of tihe first omasters, vizt.- do., Mozart, &e. we feelpleasure uispa)oing 5 a .trbute of admiration so so iuticmu an arranielselft The oxes- tureto W La denaenzads ...

... 23, the .tetnsi dI . Friday z4, a Grand Seled!tiot of' Sacied [Nfusic, from till fa rla' of Handel, Gratin, H-aydn, Boyce, Mozart, &c.-I' the Evenr ioge of the above days Gtra'ld Miscellanesatn Cota erts rt St. Anzdrew'sl isll.'-Tfie swholsr naler the ...

... s without which the d pgrtkes trought they culd inot .have julice done them- dl :'hc geninar; fcle.ZredWas-tnot oslyk-.a- Mozart'for. his :, general kno ledgi>*butz iesrasartieilarly famouis; fdri ;! 'dilcourfing -mbtE sloqqeoti sc- upon the, immediate ...

... frnns a Swiss 1'raveller-l'neticil Epistle t'romt lDia' to Lord Byron-Letter fromt llote-'l he Qllurterly Review- Anecdotes of Mozart-Ilinrnhtg of .loscow:-I';ize A rts-I 're;ch tta~nncrs- lletifletmeilt 1f KelubleM. 'I'almsa sld ;Mademoiselle Georzes-Academic ...

... required a greater portion of atcera- tdon than other Operas ; it was an opera the Italians, who in ge- neral were not fond of Mozart's music, did not wish should be brought out ;-it was brought out by the persc\'crance of the plaintiff. During its performance ...

... snd Shares are Selling, warranted sindrawn, for tise Second D~iy's D~rawing, 17th March. 'rThe Grand Posthumous Concertos of Mozart, to be perforosed at the Vocal Concert, Hatcover-square, 'Ihis Evening, by Mr. ]falkbrenner, is one of the finest efforts ...