... DRURY LANE. FIDELIO. An extra performance wa3 given by the German Opera company on Saturday evening, in honour of ber Itfajesty's birthday. In all due loyalty, the National .Vnthem was sung as a benediction to the evening's proceedings at the commencement ...

... DRURY LANE. Moore's lugubrious tragedy of The Gamester was per. formed last night. Regarded as a dramatic homily against the fatal passisn tor gaming, we much doubt whether any one person addicted to the vice was ever withheld from its indulgence by the ...

... DRURY LANE. M. Jullien assuredly does not suffer the tide to ebb. He is the musical atlas of the mil. POpuUrit T wedded to no one school, uor to one great malt' 0 ' ?? which he professes. The symphonies of Beethov.. ?? l in the same file with his own ...

... DRURY LANE. • TO THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING POST. Sir — By reading the notice of which I have the honour of enclosing you a copy, you will see the reason why we do not dance this evening at Drury Lane in the divertissement, as, until this morning, it was ...

... DRURY LANE This theatre was last nisht opened by Mr. Eliason for a series of summer concerts, which — For a season, And for that reason, as we suppose— are designated Concerts d'Etg. We have already described in a former article the alterations which ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. As the performances o£ the German company approach their termination, their excellence increases. We feared, from the first essay of Conrad Kreotzer's Nachtlager, that we were doomed to witness the entire failure ot the attempt. Each ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE Last night Macbeth was performed at this theatre, to give the admirers of Mr. Charles Kean the opportunity of see ing him in the character before the termination of hia pre sent limited engagement. Macbeth is, perhaps, the most popular ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. There was another brilliant attendance of company on Saturd ay evening. The vast assemblage which thronged to thiD theatre was even more numerous than usual, probably owing to vie increased attraction of the Lady of the Lake, which ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE CINDERELLA The re-appearance of Mrs Alfred Shaw upon Saturday, at this theatre, did what Donuetti's Favourite, sumptuously placed as it was upon the stage, failed to do— it awakened the enthusiasm of the audience. They felt that, as ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. This establishment opens for the season on Saturday next with the Enchantress, in which Miss Romer succeeds Mdme. Thillon ; and with a new ballet, entitled La Fills de Marbre — anglice, The Marble Maiden — on which un- common pains ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. , «• Tha performance, last night, for the benefit of Mr. Macready, was by special command of her Majesty the [ Queen. At an early hour every seat was occupied. The I excitement of the crowd that had collected in the various | approaches ...

... DRURY LANE THEATRE. There were two debuts last night. It was a conjugal pas da deux. We went aot to criticise, bat to report •' music by audition aad feeling, and, through old rooted habits of turning over musical scores, we may assume some small judgment ...