Iler majesty is, undoubtedly, among the
most accomplished ladies in her dominions,
bhe is skilled lit 'iv moiiderii languages, in
which she expieoua hereelf with grace and
fluency. Iler love of music developed itself
nt a very early age ; she plays w ith taste ami
expression on several instruments, and has
inherited her royal grandfather’s (George
the rinrd) predilection for the organ. She
is said to evince a decided preference for
Italian music, and takes delight m the com
positions of Beethoven and .Mozart. Her
voice is ter: to «ppr.;n>. She inherits her
musical talents, not only from the royal
family from whom her descent is paternally
derived but also from her illustrious moth
er, who was a composer. Ihe Queen's
talents for drawing are so remarkable, that
one ot' her masters, before her accession to
the throne, when speaking of Ins royal pu
pil said:— •* 1 lie Princess Victoria would
have made the t»cst female artist of the age
if she bad not been born to wear a crown."
She writes a very fair bind, free, liold and
legible, blie is also nil excellent arithmeti
cian, and examines accounts with the ease
of a financier. In her private cvjieuditure.
Her Majesty is both economical and gener
ous. blie has been more liberal in her gilts
and more magnificent in her hospitality
than any of her immediate predecessors.
Notice! Notice!! Notice!!!
fRNIII subsen:. rs, about Icav g for their Fall
J. and M inter gvsxls respectfully call upon
nil th use indebted to them, to come forward
ami make immediate payment.
