... COVENT- GARDEN THBEATRE. Yesterday evening Ja Saunlu!Z)la/( was produced for the benefit of Mr. BEN ED1 r, the Musiual l)irector, to whose able exertions this theatre has bee nmainly indebted for the :, .. lent mariner in which its operatic department has been conductel this season. The sense entertained by the public ot his valuable services in this respect, iS well ats their esteem tbr his ...

... m'BLIc .AIMUSEMENTS. (iN'YAL 1Pt.H TFLHNINC INSTITUTION.- itita.. ,tt 'Ie 4 ~ CA16he uii. 'Au:tra rat, * C a..'orfl alt Lic E:1..ared fati Le . fat1 n'l 1:'ist'atte Ili la Met ce 1 Olr'.:' Jroi., fll otto Diver. Itr. r I ' - 5, ,I no Esti11n:.oza, uivich It-'11 0: U-t vatty ot ne Coo- .1- ½. ..- tIR I El iA 0.14, coa'i~eiaoe his 4jt_~. 'F~ cithb - '\ t.1-FIURES en BOTrANY,on I. j:,1 -I~ t ...

... LITERA 7 URE. A 1Iiitian Beeoo to the Public Galleries oJyA rI, i, and near iLondon, nIilt Catae/elnes of' the Pictures, accompaaied b/y Critical, Histosricia, and Biogeraphiecul Neotices, and rqopions Indexes to fIcilitute rj'erencc. By Mis Jamieson, in two parts. [John Murray. 1N Nuffiioi tetiei't qirod non orna roit, is more applienble to -Mrs. Jameson than to any living writer. Things ...

... .NATIONAL GALLARY. The select cotrivflittee of thli House of( Commons in 1P41, for facilitating the adimissioni of the public to the ancient monIue~nts, IlLl0 tO tih COlluctiOII.9 of art in this country (of which Mr. ll1ime was crl~irinu:f free of ebharge, aunongst muany valuable recoumendattiow! !or the regtilatiozi and nlianueremut of thost puiblic treasure4, dt-teCted the atten- tion of the ...

... JT'BLI(; A,1.111 i.j. 1 , ROYAL POLTEXrCHINIC iN4[T f[rA 01nMr~ sfront I ioi ott a, rio1S l Clt PIIi It itit 0kc IN E-W 1, Ii' rwaeitht, In l 1. t' u p l i ace ; Ik li laO-Lrani the tl-YIO IIi i, I EU\'P'I'I-'N IFIL I J., I.'it':'' '-o t FlIl. k':iccriiyi ,1. itaIi ivt 0 a tt I¼..r.\Cw . Alr , NI IV; Ilic II -to pI ,, -L .tai ,to ootitnmitlc it~. 1 ' a'~ I .0 ulI' NiA'lA'l 'on- itW h B. ,nil ...

... ST. JAdIUBYS TIIEATRK. Ttio real wonderful wonder cf womlers has at length -m (Iour% isionr. Albumati:ar :oizi revisittti the earth in te mortal Oih-pe ot Herr lonuit. DOBa.Rit; anti hence- orth ull iriii, masglcianis mnust uide their di mninished heads. Wizards of tih North anld Wi:i rds of tile South nre no note to bei paralleled with itir llerr Ilion is Katter- :1: with DI . Ffiatsi. ...

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... I PR VATB PERFORMIANCB of the OPBRA qfL UCIA Dr LAMMERMO OR, at the JJRITSLI BJI3A SS Y in MADRID. MADRID, ArnILe. . Trke usual hoopitalities of the 13ritish embassy were varied last night by the private performance of DoNizETTI'S Bc- rious opera of Lucia di Lammcermoor. Instead of one oi the splendid balls wbich have made the establishiment not a little famous amongst the Spaniards for ...

... PULCA .1uS~AIEN7 . IU)Y L pLYTIECII IC, INSTITU'TION' ilienMOrilTI.'n fro Elertit WOClo Piii fil rieat. &C.aCrav. trentCovert tilt Ii 'If Ipst l'r t . ` Coee, (l.Oititit Eunl EfITilAyING MAcdINP, worhed 5to,^ pOrF) cihihiiti dievrs of letrie lilt, lho Aurora c ik k I&r ,Oosrat tilzll oiz LI Hal-ea' S 'n t l; Idvlat~ 4m,11catis~~xtr for Besx~s, SialklltifTicheh. ante, atl'v , t( iit, Ir ...

... I EGYPTIAN HALL, Piccadilly.-The Greatest Wander of ttre Anir~ni iedonthe MISSOURI LEVIATHAN, 15 eet highe and di feet lone, ir NOW EX i ll BITI NO at tbr, EvFyptlan Halt. Piccadilly, tocetller S~teti D large variety of Hernate of Ante- direrian A~rjTiri0,' &e. TIJe Mua~trdvtr. Ulracauledon, Orectiroterium, &c. &e. Irlr. X'retr the dibcav ror of tire *otrctlou. Ib gorceraliy preceont to elir ...

... LITEBIATUBB. Diatry and Letters 0' Mnadamle D'Arblay, anthor el Beeline, Cecilia, dVc. Edited by her NIECE. Vole. 1, 2, and 3. [Colbturt. The diary of' a clever woman, who saw a great deal ot various classes of society, might be expected to contAill al abundance of entertaining matter, and this expectatiOit is fullilled by the volumes before us. They Hlso col0tilill 1to small quaatity of ...

... The second subscription concert, on Saturday msrninz, afforded proof of' the increasin.g interest taken in the public performances of the pupils of this institution. Tnie room was fuller than we ever saw it on any similar oc- casion; being, indeed, crowded to the door. The choice of the music, with the exception of' two paltry airs by MER- CADANTE, was excellent, and showed that the studies of ...