English Opera-House.
The following farewell Addresa was aspoken by Mr. Mathows last nigeiies and Gentleman,-In once more taking nmy leave of you far a rcsson, I wiLh I could think on something to say whicht would entitle you to exciaim, with our late friend Jfr. Bray ' IVell, I never beard that before ! But the language of grateful a1tknow. 1rdgrnent is soon exhausted, however unbounded may be the feeling that prompts it. To say that [ a7n proud of your applauise, and grate- fui for your kindness, i3 a " twice told tale" "which has been more tiban thrice repented; but be assuTed that tibe undiminished favour I ave exprrenced has year after year, increased my ttnxiety to Mr.it your smiles, and will leave an indelible recollection on my hae, when I and my humble effort3 to amuse you may perhaps be WjsjIe tbus encouraged, it would be affectation, if not ingrti. ade, so talk ofretiring from public life; while I continue, therefore, to recsve your approbation, I shall continue my endeavours to de- Qve it, antI trasc 1 ehnllnext year be able to present vou with gsine. rkring at least as will deserving your attention as ary thing I have hra~re hand the Bleaaure an.d1 honour of submitting to. your notice. WV? th7s hope, aid the gratifying anticipation of soon meetingyou .again, I most respect~lI~nd cordilally bid you farew6ll.' si OasmsBY-Ts lady brins her husband au inde- T=edmt fotune of 8,OWL-01Abinpaqper. ENGCLISH OPERA-HOUSE.