... h (EXCLUSIVE.) FonmIxN.-When M. Habeneck made known his intention to produce some fragments from 1 La Vestale, on the occasion of his benefit, the entire company of the Opera, singers and dancers, resolved spontaneously to study that admirable work; and when M. Tulou presented himself, on the part of the illustrious d6nissionaire, to request the parties to assist him in his wishes to that ...

... RPOVINCEAL THEATIUCALS. I ?? Vandsnshoff has been with u5s the past week, and played to most excr'ient houses. His benedit (Hamlet) was a bumper; hundreds could not oblain admission. There is no lack of novelty. for now pieces and revivals, backed by the highly talented corps, continue to fill the Treasury. Oa Friday evenin thb Iashionable night. Love's Sacrifice was performed? MsU. ...

... THE COURT AND F'ASHION. ! a Tn' Queen has again, and for a brief period, retired to the comparative seclusion of private life. Osborne House is to Royally a place of refuge from the numerous 'calls which press upon Her Majesty in various shapes when she is more in public. The Court. such as it is at present constituted, is sojourning at the Isle of Wighl, where the Royal Family, one and all, ...

... LITMR R E. ?? I CHIUISTfASIXTHE OLDENTImE. By O}ILLS Thi Esq. Hurst, King William.street IL, 8is i a little votive offering of the c bowl congenial with the season. It is fro the pe of a gentleman well known in the literar n the er. to the sporting portion of it especially, Tb Sead nice hearty earnestness about its style; a ?? Yule log warmth about it which is cheeritl 0; we must confess ...

... ANGLING RIOm11NISCENCES, a Serits of Six Draswifls By H. HEATH, Jun. Bally, Royal Exchange. Here vwe have half-a.dozen admirably executed and beautifully coloured prints, illustrative of ffv fishin., perch fishing, barble fishing, roach fishing, jaclt fiehingg, and bobbing for eels-and all for thirteen shillings. To lovers of angling, this perfect little series of ?? sport, affording, as it ...