... MUSICAL INTELLI GENCE. SACRED HlARMONIC SOCIETY. ?? lnis e en the uisiom of this society, for several soea50fl, to elevoto rne evenin.-.' to the l'trfortnieince Of ?? rn'i.Last ceight Exeokr-icail wee crowded for, the orerett01l n1inny amateurs comoing' front the euuntry expre'syt - to tendlie hr rmet' ug. Thes chrl' body was accrnricl.It'd o-n 10' the ithai nuoniors orgatn by Mr. TuRtLFc, Of ...

... LSC.SI CA L INTELLIGENEC'. g FIRST CONCERT OF 'THE PR1ILIIARM'iONIC is SOCIETY. i r Suichi an open nlg concir ri c ?? of is st nic lit at thle r- Ilntinover-square Rooms1 lisa tever hinfore beer, known lin 3t Phlilhiarmonic annuls. Never Aius stint, extriiorliniiry ie enthul sini mini fested ; it woai itidee'l1 pritinevit ot ty gpiitriotitnm e'tiltiti in tlie. upeman ocy of utoivte talenit. ...

... 31! 'SIC(A L LVTELLI G(ENCE. AlitO. C. .Mt'IiLENriLDT'S SOIREEOS M'IUSCtL'iS.- Tl is pianist oiid couipt'ser elijoys aI deserved repu tation i stilt 1'n111 asil circles, -is a mu-sician of c]:oosieal ils te Lind iti' qoiremeo t.. IIi'gis last yliI~t, at 1l1l1ytove'S Cotlcert IRoomns, in Mfortinler-street, thle first of' a SerieS Of SOits'uO Mu!siinlt s, ?? to illustrate the host schools of ) ? ...

... j I Selioolftf the Voice, Or' theO Pri'tttcij)7,3 of Slait qgl ii 7Trtatfs lo'n the' c~tslt e attd evltos illent 01 0 tle Voce By JOHssIiIN BA RNET. ?? ''This is aninjvslutilo WOrk, asd sttelt is LI) ght be, uxeeptlttt F ?? Ott f tito first sittg;ittg'tttstuv8 inl thsl tcountry. It isLIT a oon Isotis to moaster aitd ptpsil, ?? vill Ifind ti o too Irsi 1 q%,ltly dishl utd tirotry path~ Of' ?? ...

... L's aruas's Trazee/s in Englanid. [Chapmnartam] 11n1. Suich a great and profound workfas this of D~octor u Carus ought not to be ?? taken i hand by ally et-I r'eadoir Or critic. III the fi rst place, it is ?? verv biulky work, thle larg-e pagos of' NN~x nit o] ' iii? quiiti' paintfully crowded byN type, hut kfl~o, to a hit'l Caunal glancet, 'it appear's to be alicolutel v stale, and StL ...

... LYCEUM THE.ATRE. Lust evening the veritable General Tom TmiruBtews product d nt this theatre in a new Iyrical trgi-comedy, entitled Hop o'sey TUnnib, and founded upon the well- known nursery story about ?? giant and a pair of seven- league boots. The authorship of this production is Mr. ALBERT SMITHI, Who IIsI done something laz this way before, and in the present instance he certainly has pai ...

... MUSICAL INTELLIGENCL'. ?? SOcIETY.-The firit eonlirt fallesi place at the 1anover-square RIoomi t,-nirtt. (ir SlItu- day morning wias the first rehear ?? A change has bheo made in the hour of begirininr it commenced at elevsn o'c'ock, and in three hours and a l all tlie i ntire pror amlimrele bad bc en gone through, thus leav'ng to the artisits v;l citri time before their evening duties. I lhe ...

... LITEIA [lURE. -~(F'IRST NOTICE.) aA flitory, of G,'eei'e. 1. LTegelldory3 Greece. 2. (h'ecicn hi/t's t the Reoln7 qf' Peisislratzes at rt Athens. B3y (;roiv;T- GRpOTE',' ESq.- Vos. I [s anti 2. ,) Lonldon :John Murray, Alheitarie-streut. :% This is,, iii ec ui'v sense, a rellntt ktible nold most ?? Aillwh Io take! interest iii letts~ital literature I itt't, roisoil to Ile gratefitl for thle ...

... MUSICAL INTELLIGrENCE. LEIPzrG SUBSCRIPTION CONC1RTS.-The most in- portant musical ivesltsi in Leipziz, are the celebrated sub scription concerts, which are goinx oil prosperously under the direcijqen of Dr, A1LRxDF. r9s$OJIN. At the tihirteinth eon- cert tlte progritnrm;l wjtj9t is follows :--BETlTov'EN's SYIII- phony in F, No. 8; ?? and, from ?? * Cretion, by Mademoseille EISLen VOOEr,; ...

... ADE/,LPIIJ T'HJXATRE, )id ou 't'v so.? . l:/ pour ni'il to C 11 I(Iri're' ? is the ?? I'llos h 1nit e of't't n 1ot airiiting farce, wilici wal prodlicudl :t tbils theuatle on M Iz(llody evelient. 21,. ChteStvpD ild Ifh)i/}bIan MI'. TI iti'r) hLving' Imud' ?? Ill inl~truiit Itl Intlil Nvith IlpTatildla (liss Wot,- inti, ch~l to the antorllyrince of his Limit, Mrs5. Jen4il LA. WS), fi-(0111 whe0 ...