... band. The hermit, A, stsn, however, furnifhes him 1Vith the means of break ing the charm, and he is uni- ted to Isabel lre Story is dramatifci I by Fawcett, and the Mufic farnif hd by Dr. Arnold.. -The Overture isvery plea- -ng; a Du~et, between Mi fs ...

... P.iASg1oNS POP MARCY'. Two FULL DReSS,, WWORN AT TH1I QUEjEN'S 13ALL AT WiNrTsOR _s..AA short Dress 4nd '1'r~ti of fine muslin, cnhroi- dered all round with gold. Trhe hair dressed with a diamond bandeau, aind white ostrich feathers.-. A Dress.f bhle ...

... Geperals GWYNNE and FITrzRoY, and several MditaryI Officers. After the. review his MASESTY returned to Windsor Castle, and in a short tmrne after, -accornpanriedby Princesses MARY andAmEIXA, attended by Count MUNSTuER and Ge- nerals Gwve sNR and FITZROY, walked ...

... of iife. Every one must -recollel the story of a' bea-tiful, young Princess who was laid asleep by means of a magical distarr, and who was at last released by a gallant young Priuce, her admirer. Tu tell this story v in an intclliible aud interesting. ...

... by NIGIT-IP r, koiong .stories. ,Master Betty will apyear on Saturday ili the rev.ved Trkgedj' of O oouoko; or, TheRoyalSlaxve : Yes'terday, about I2 0!clock, his MAJjsrY ar-ived'at the Queen's Palace, fnom Windsor. In a short time after hs MAJESTY. gave ...

... minutes, 'and after ripping up some boards in Mr. Gordbn's apartn'errts, and getting the engine to play,. he got it under in a short time, with- out doing much damage. The followinig, instance of most unnatural conduwt in: a father is mentioned in the gta ...

... White.Peas 'at Market, and .for Boilers as high as sl. per qirarter, 'as deiuanded.:, Ssal' Bears as'e dearer;' fhe bupply shor~t - Ticks also are rtebI fa.n- r nit many Itere. Oats, of -which we-' have hte large rign an- rivals, continue nearly at last ...

... libertine, but it certainly is not the true gentlenman of which BEAJIIMONT and FLETCIHEN'S ad- mirers have talked so much. The story in short is unfit for comedy. A lady wvhoI is seduced by a nobleman, delivered of a child which ,she is obligedt to send away from ...

... could &ta lhs eye frOnt; e stage, he could not abstract t-i id r tl idea of fine speeches and of the *tragiC steP. There is in short a long distance fromh-thetwo poets% anddthis distance is filled byth*e magic circle of OTWAj. - .4wE iS -a polished toilet ...

... .11! epic poet might be supposedo t neditate oiu I'e pes95T of a good consteee orany otliet grcat blessiii e dems not, in short, degjade an. important sbj~ct,-)5 elevates an 4girppof qne. renderF fia-lig' iea t e mnjiw A RRa,76(F tq.4 t, t tot! hllo e ...

... of thi, laut Ton. At htlght hi's Excellenrcv illuminated 'iis house frcm thl base to the very roof-.-above the-base- ment story was a Portugaesd inscription, if it could be so terlnied, in vai tegated lamps, the words' ?? c eaida&de, in English Uhiorn ...

... fowling piece from an excursion aid s; h a little gay exoostulauion and raillery quickly restores the, ussual harinoAy. In a short time therefore tile weddieg ceremony commences with thre Wual fantastic gaietics of sanvage holiday , lvhen in the midst of ...