... COURT AND FASHiON. SATRucDAY.-Her Majesty and her Royal Consort, walked to Barton. The unpropitious state of tie weather on Saturday forenoon prevented the Royal children being taken their early airings. Their Royal Hightiesses were talkn ont in the after- noeon. Her Majesty and Prince Albert took a carriage drive inl the afternoon. SUNDAY -I-Ier Majesty and the Peillce walked early on the ...

... BLAtatwooD's MAoAZorIN.-We had intended to dis- eUSS with the writer his ministerial measures, but, after re-perusing it, through a dozen pages, we could wet but refrain from breaking a fly upon the wheel; a moere lachrymose, vapid, and harmless bit of yersrfirge never emanated from the fartlamed Christopher's pen. The northern political lights are out of. their element, and protection has ...

... THEEATRICALS, &c. ?? The art itself is nature.-SHrAtsPsrEu. PRaNcriss's.-Mr. C. Mathews and Mad. Vestris have commenced their engagement at this theatre, the lady making her appearance in a new vaudeville called At Speaking Likeness, and the gentleman in ]its fdvourite character in Ile Would be ansAtasr. The vaudeville is of Fretoch extraction. and nothing is more simple that its stony:-A ...

... _ FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE AND MUSICAL INTELLIGENCE. (EXCLUSIVE FOIL THR BRA.) PARIS (Italian Theatre). The Scaramuccia, which has been so recently brought out at this theatre, is the production of Luigi Ricci, brother to the celebrated maestro, Federico Ricci, whose serious opera, Corrado d'Altamura, was so well received by the Parisian dilettanti last year. The parti- tion of The ...

... E HUMBUG: An Illiberal Satire. By a B'got_(Gralla Oxford.)-Fvtte the First,' as the author s 5arups it, ha made its appearance, and if he talke the counsel of ny 'oS himself it will be Fytte the Last. It is all axo0n; that there is no medium in poetry; it must be either veryv'eed o very bad. In the diction of Mr. Twyford, of Bo,.wSt`eet or won't say which of the two it is, but it certainly ...