The English Opera.
The German opera of Der Freiscliatz has increased its claims upon the public favour, by the accession of Miss Stephens, who appeared on Saturday in the part of Agnes. Two songs in this nat., which were beforeomittcd, have been now restored. The first is at the opening of the second act, but is not very remarkable ; the second is a duet with Mf r. Braham in the third act, and is really an addition to the beauty of the opera. Aliss Stephens was in excel- lent voice, anl executed the songs with great sweetness anid taste. Mliss Noel, who had betore been in possession of the chlaracter, gave it up very readily, in order that Miss Stephens' proniised appearance might sot be delayed in consequence of the continuing popularity of Der Frcisdla/z. The modesty mndgood sense of this proceeding on the part of Aliss Noel is highly creditable to her. Mliss Stephens was very warm ly greeted on her appearance,and received great applause during her perCorrosance. Every thing now goes on very smoothliv. We are glad of this opportunity to praise the manner in whicih A'r. ff. Phillips executes a drbiking song, in itself of a whimsical and ori- ginal chazracter, and whiels we have before omitted to mention. It was very deservedly encored. THE ENCLISH OPERA.