16 JUNE 1832, Page 15

Mr. ELIASON'S Concert was on Thursday. Madame SCHRCEDER DEVRIENT sang

BEETHOVEN'S exquisite Cantata "Adelaide," with the most sweet and touching expression; and TAMBURINI, by his admirable singing "Non pin andrai," showed that, unlike some of his present associates at the Italian Opera, he had not been brought up in profound ignorance of the name and writings of Mozaatr. Several vocal performers, whose names were announced, did not ap- pear; and towards the conclusion of the concert, the band was almost reduced to a quintetto. This sort of conduct is too com- mon, and it ought not to pass uncensured. Some German Quar- tetts (improperly termed Glees) were sung ; but, in point of composition as well as performance, they were very many degrees below what the English are able to produce.