... DRURY LANE. Two new sets of quadrilles have been played during the week—one taken from the Lucrecia Barzia of DONIZETTI, and which was performed last season at the Italian Opera House, and the other entitled the Cent Snisses. in which DANTONET'S solo ...

... DRURY LANE. Mcyerbeer's Robert the Devil—an amusing history of which may be found annexed to Mr. Schloss' libretto—has been twice repeated this week, although it has not quite justified the expectations of attraction that were formed of it on its first ...

... DRURY LANE. The fiery heat of the weather, and the attractions of the great day at Epsom, were most potential influences against the successful revival of Marshner's opera, The Templar and the Jewess, on Wednesday night. The house was but thinly attended ...

... DRURY LANE Franconi's equestrian troop still continuing to occupy this theatre, the only novelty presented on Monday night was some slight change in a portion of the performances in the circle, and the introduction of one or two new comic scenes by those ...

... 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. Clara Novello has at last appeared, and, we are happy to add, has more than realised the most sanguine expectations her admirers had formed of her. This lady possesses a magnificent voice, skilfully tutored, and aided by a refined taste, good ...

... DRURY LANE. Mr. STRETTON'S benefit on Monday night was a bumper in every respect, for so crowded a house we have rarely seen under any circumstance, and the performances were certainly very excellent, consisting of a scene from Robert le Diable, by STAUDIGL ...

... DRURY LANE. The new opera by Mr. Vincent Wallace, Matilda of Hangary, which was so unfortunately postponed on the first night announced for its production, in con. sequence of the sudden illness of Miss Romer, W 11.3 brought out on Monday evening. The ...

... 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. The Concerts d'Ete this week have been embellished by a clever arrangement of the airs from the Tempest—a contribution to good taste we were hardly prepared to expect. This item in the evening's amusement has been felicitously successful, ...

... DRURY LANE. The pastoral symphony of Beethoven has given place to the more congenial Huguenot quadrilles, and squibs, crackers, and maroons, usurp the place of imagination and sentiment. We are not disposed to quarrel with this, for the promenading audiences ...

... DRURY- LANE. The troupe of equestrians from th• Cirque National, under the management of M. Dejean, who were so successful here last season, have returned to this theatre for a brief . period. Their performances are already so familiar to the public, ...