... the news from Portugal not being of a date more recent than those already received by the last steamer. Multitudes of contradictory rumours respecting the instability of the Spanish ministry continue to be in circulation. HlJEspanol, of the 4th, states, that the exile of a certain influential member of the royal family (meaning the Queen-Mother) was resolved on, and that her husband would be ...

... resision Krright'sq Monthly Volumes. Tire Billow and the opera Rock. A Tale, by HJARRIIET MARTINFtAU. ret ap- The story of Lady Grange is but little known in II r i's England, thoutoh remcrnibrred and often cited on lii tiru the oiirsidle of' the Tweed as one of the most ex- iitanite traordinay of real life r'omnctnes. More than a a~ i- cerrturry has now passed since the death of the yet to ...

... PRINCJESS'S X1ILATRE. It is deeply to be regretted that Sir HENRY BISHOoPS career as a composer was at a period when lyrical art w was not so well undeistood by the public as it now is. Some or of the finest compesitiona ever put o01 the stage are distri- is. buted in common-place melo-dramus, and mixed up with sad rubbish of other writers. When BIlisois has ceased re to exist there will be ...

... MUSICAL INTELLIGENGCE e3 tile fa e. the BELLINI'S Pirata, composed at tile age of twenty, has been given at the Theatre Italien with great Mccat, although te of manyatamteurs object to the interpolations of agrand scens, the surcharged with fiorture, by TADO1.NI, for the prinia find donna, and of an air from MEtnCADANTE'S Zaira, ade- introduced by the baritone COLETTI. GRIsI, as Imogene, ...