... winner to be sold for 100 sovs. if denmanded, &c. Mr Boyee's c. Mozart. . . . . I Sir M. Wood's b. f. by Bastard . . . 2 Duake of Grafton's b. f. Balance . . . 3 'on, by a length-S to 2 agst Mozart. Three others started. ' .*iWner claimed. Handicap. Plate of ...

... deux temps,” by Mr F. Auelli, a pianist of great ability, and the composer of a va- riety of admirable pieces, and No. 14, Mozart’s overture, “ La Clemenza di Tito.” The interest and variety of the letter- press department are also fully sustained in the ...

... wreck of the schooner Cygnet. of Bath, State of Maine, bound for Noes Orleans. She was in lat. 30. 50. N. long. 16. 3S. W. The Mozart was indef close-reefed topsails and foiresail, the wind blosving fresh from the eouthward aod t eastward, and a heavy sea ...

... audience some of the greatest Musical Celebrities in Europe. PROGRAMME OF THE FIRST CONCERT. ART Ovenrtere, “II Flauto Magico,” Mozart. Jullien. Quapnitte, “St Ledger” (First Time), . Descriptive of the great National Races of No. 1.—Voltigeur. No 2,—Russborough ...

... idol of the Parisian and London oper7 in t- goers, was lately hissed by the audiestce, at Berlin, its the part of Anoa itt Mozart's Don Joan. The fairsiren dt a- fainted, as she well miglit, at a reception at osce so th ed utncommotn and utdharmonious ...

... will i blprteltclttcer their services in such a cause. C ,. tae do, weare confident, would be worthy lrgb, seand fme, both of Mozart and of Edin- 11r s n of Edinburgh, who has been invited [Itere~t0.1. to give a course of lectures on the I 5rs jlieet of education ...

... I I f .. ?? I .. , . . I . I I irh Mozart R~Y L Ihi TEL90PLAPH.] LONON EttiNlAR'-l~ts RlTEsvVAV. Wheat trade ettady at MondbtisrXat~e& o; Ieow oats Ingood'dpnandr,,id ratbpr dearer than en loe.- ?? Other rtescsdpttsiog sold *ithWIut' 3ieriall alter- ...

... has certainly 'done much good-the Society for the Relief of Distressed Foreigners. The programme included compositions by Mozart, Beethoven, Mendelssohn, Haydn, and Bach. More illlstrions names could scarcely have been brought together. The style of execution ...

... tile course of the Eveiilig, tlhe following Songs, Dances. &c.-Humours of a Play-llouse, by Mr Lloyd; Aria- No' Pal Andrai, Mozart, by Mr Strettee ; a Chinese Conlie Dance, by ?? Frampton; Bucks have at you all, by Mr Balls; Jessie the Flower of Dumblan ...

... country a varied repertoire, being, it is said, equally powerfal in Gluck, Spontiai, Weber, Meyerbeer, Bellini, Doni- zetti, and Mozart. In personal appearance Mdile. Wagner is more than usually prepos-essing, about five feet six or seven inches in height, fair ...

... Duke of Baden, performed in one of IHummers trios in concert with Miss Hamilton and Horr Drechsler, and also in a quartett of Mozart's, with Messrs Drechsler, Stewart, and Menzies. Several songs by Miss Betts and Mr Nisbet, and I some German glees by the ...

... :1 in the Hon. Mr Edwardi ,Petrea-kpew with Lady b . Petre, and Lord, Stafford, ber' Ladyship's father. 1 _ The service was Mozart's mass,: No. 12. with a fuli choir. The solo parts tverc taken by IMadamte a Garcia, 3Irs Bishop, Signor Begrez. Mr Bedford ...