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Thentricnls.


Mrs. Anderson, the pianist, has been serous
lndisposed, but Is now out 0f danger


Mr.. and Mrs, Charles Kean have retired for
short time to the quetude of private life, at TIE
estate Of Mr.. Kean, In Hampshire.


II IS now stated, that Drury Lane Theatre will
positively be opened in September next, under the
management of Mr.. Bum.


Madame Vestris and Charles Matthews are on
professional tour through the principal towns OF
England, Scotland, and Ireland.


Mr., John Parry, the comic singer, is at present
completing engagement at the Haymarkei
Theatre, IN London


The popular vocalist, Mr.. H. Phillips, embarks
for New York, on the 221 August, via Portsmouth
HIS valuable collection Of pictures is advertised
for sale.


The composer OF the "Bohemian Girl" (Balfe) is
engaged IN the composition of opera for
Drury lane Theatre, TO be brought out shortly after
the re-epening OF the house In September.


Francois Cramer the veteran voinisf, and leader
of all the great festivals, concerts &c, in England
for the last halt century, has taken his farewell OF
London His brother, John Cramer, the great
pianist, Is also about to retire.


Mr.. Charles Kemble's first series of an entertain
ment called Readings of Shakespeare" were 70
well received by the public, that Mr.. Mitchell has
engaged thus distinguished gentleman to repeat the
course AT the 81. James's Theatre, London.


Tag,onls farewell beneii, iuoi, place at the Acad
emie Royale AZ Paris, on Saiu day, June g. The
house was crowded To excess, al the NEST exorb.
tant prices, every place being let a, four times more
than the ordinary rates. Never was tr umoh more
complete. IL is said that she will once more ylsi
the other great European capitals, and then retire
into private life. Sne has realised an independent
fortune.


Mr.. Lover has been giving series of concerts !,
the Hanover Rooms London which have been
well attended


Miss Knowles, daughter Of the celebrated Sheri.
dan Knowles, died in Dublin on tne I7th inst.


MISS G. WELLER. United Service Gazette
says;-" Miss Weller, who has been lately giving
concerts at the Queens Concert-room, Hanover
Square, and, as on the first occasion, created an
extraordinary sensation. As regards intense ex.
preston, energy, and variety OF touch, she has no
superior. Her style is essentially dramatic she
mikes her instrument sing and express passions
aud feelings most powerfully. 1t is said that she
has Just attained her 18Th year, and is native o
Liverpool. II she do not become national cre5i
we shall be much mistaken"


HERR DosLER.--The last performance Of this
great wonder-worker took place on. Monday the
Ist inst.


SiGSoa Noa.ANr "A celebrated tenor who appear.
ed At her Malrstys TGrare. cxcted the creates
enthusiasm during Ms tiR aoluIrn in Vienna. To
r. ward him tor hts exerltons the Emperor conferred
npon him the titie OF Member OF the Imperial asd
ltoyal Chapel.