KING'S THEATRE.-Mademoise...
KING's THEATRE.-Mademoise1)e Nob]et last night took her benefit She selected for the occasion Rossini's ope of Taxeredi, which, aided bv the rare genius of Mltadame Pasta as the bero, and AZadaTn Ronzi dc e t. as the beroine of the tale, wentoffwith very greateclat. .MadamePasta'sdeliciousexecution of Dr tents po1pit; insured, as it uniformly does, an enthusiastic eM core. After tie opera, anew cornic balet, composedlbv M. Aumer was produced. It is entitled Jadis et Aujourdui; ozt, Le; dewx Tantes; and the story, which has been dramatized, turna on the opposite disposition of the two aunts of Rosalie, Oac of them conforms to the taste of the time present, but the other, under whose especial care Rosaoic is placed& delights in nothing that does not savour of the time past. Actuated by this feeling, she determines to bestow tne hand of Rosaic a n aneient coxcomb. But the lady not having any predilection for antibuity places her affections on a voung Prencli officer, to wlhom her reasox'. able aunt bas introduced her. The plots wrhich this spark, assiste by a roguish servant, and an equally roguish dancing-master, sets on foot to defeat his anCient rival, form the incidents of the scene There are several well..imagincd and well-executed darces in tbiS ballet, particularly in the- last, or ball-room scene; there is %IsI some very good comic acting by Mademoisel'e Noblet and hSes sieurs Ferdir.and, Boisgerarn, Bertrand, and Venafra. The rausic by Gyrowitz, is of too solemn a character for a tzife -of this linj T7he ballet was well received. We understand that the prayer of the iMesnoridl oa the inhabitantc of Bridge-street, Chatbamn;place, &c. siansttheexten. sion of the rules of the Fleet to those places, has been reFizsed by the Clhief Justice of the Common Pleas. The brother of the present Lordl Farewooi was .so like to his present Ua5esty 3S to give him the name of Prince loseelie, The present Sir Allan Park, itn his 7til prEiar wig, Is tbe y en, counterpart of outr 1nte reverecs Sovereigsn. Bndflyr. Villao4s and; M?r. Nunez, twomasters of separate paicks of foi..hoantds, used to be continually taken for each other, and the most ludicrous miistakme occerred among persons who hunted with their respectivo estiblishb. nients.