King's Theatre.
Melat's rala onera of Don Givdtiniwwas ele'dt, wit sinular, good taste,. or radaneCaradori' bepefit whichook lacelast nigh't. T4e houakwgas exce 17 Wde6 i e niovelty of the perfbrtuaftce, -te, for sorAe years, anidi the.dhibia d ilxd~a extraordiuary aeinddfor tie1clt %dZie a?oiUtod the znteestag prt Z 3rlfta ;witbi unafreCtc1e1msitl1Ucity. ' She looked thae pretty mndest, V6tintr3girl extrentcly *er,c iad mbg vitli coni- side6lV taste and febripi,. We werz Jn~ppy to perceive ha tie havoice which was recently muich inipairtd by a severc cold, bas tecovered in a kreat degree its "Intaril sweEttess and telicacy. Her d'ti withi JMesdto, 1 "Ofotq)teri, che -&r 'an;dfr,oarc,"' ;xnd 'that tiith Giovanni, ~' La ci d&reist la ,nutro,' 'wereeencored. They e both excelently sun ; abd hei air, " Bftli, bstti, obel Mfaselto`'> w5 equally good.. Vtwa? playfull and ttnrcrtliroighout. . Signor GUr- cda7s G-oranni was an effort of very superior nletit. 1f13 'picture Ot'. the thoughtless dating libertine was' gay, withoot vW,-fMity-ln1&as- sioned without ext tvagan~e. He gave the lively, air "'Pu. ch' han daIzaiito" with inimitable taste and spieit. It *ess full ofinieith and jollity; but they were thi mirnh and jollity of a gentleman.. . Donna Artna was supported 'in the finese sTyle by illdenie.lRonzi de Begis. Her acting when'she discovert tM dead bodv o&r-iifather, was replete with feeling. The adj&latio6 of htf lover to revenge the murder of her parent, begmnhink "t1i-s cdi Vonoio'eW was grandly sung. Dc Begnis was ad ieMklVe L:epiello. The song describing the various mistresses of Giovanni waR given with great point and archness. Porto was ft liv`licr Mavetto than-we expect.- ed. We did not think that he could hAve assuffied haif tO gtuch guiety. He also appitied as oDon Pedro;' and vas v6ryni:cMfi. in the ?enetery and,banquet'scenes. A Alad5me Biatiale madeher irst appearance on ahysta7e,e in the characternf D mant Iavrd ; but as it was announced, in printed bills,thathehad for some days been lahoourng under indisposition, and as she evidently appeared to be gruDeatly aiThcic biy her hsirtnur tii t would not be strictly just topro.- it.tAl'o's A -TAR.