A newspaper fragment describing a concert at the Hanover Square Rooms of the Royal Academy of Music, states that there were several patrons of the institution present, Lord Burghersh, Sir G. Warrender, Sir A. Barnard, Sir Gore Ouseley, with his remarkably clever son, who, althought not eight years of age, has shewn extraordinary genius for musical composition. An interesting account of this modern Crotch was given in the Harmonicon of last month (May, 1833), who, it is stated, improvises entire scenes, singing to his own accompaniment, the latter exhibiting harmony the most recherche, chords that an experienced musician only uses with caution.