... DRUR? Y-LANE' 'IILATRE. Ilatt night, sifter. the trlagedy of' Marino DEahero, at new vasIdville comedy wast produiced, under thle promisinig title W of k ol~sl/ire ol'a .V/jgs. It is it sprig~ely little pI rece of id veniture and intripiut-the sotelsa Paris, thi date the gal- I ant days of Lou is X 1 V., whicht was carried merrily thirough two cseslher louu acts, by the aid of' Mr. aind Mrs. ...

... ADELPIII THEATRE. The Hazard of the Dic, a drama of deep domestic interest, at least so the playbill assures us, was performed last night for the first time at this theatre. The scene is laid in the Reign of Terror, the classic age for French melo- dramas, for of French origin we presume the piece to be, as, indeed, the serious plays at this theatre have mostly been. The story it would be ...

... PUBLIC AMUSEMBNTS. --O ROYAL POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION.- rhe Colosenl ElectrielI Machine exhihiting the varied and beiutiful phenomena of Electric ig.ht. thit Aur,.ra Borealis, &c. &C., iJ shown jaily at Threer'cloek, and at Eight in the evenings. Three excellent apecitnens of Machinery have jult biee compoltet. and are now at work by steam power, In thl ialt of Manufactures. Culotype Portraits ...

... Til PHILOSOPIRY up psllIoy. [FOR THlE RE(CORD.] The Ciardinal sent to all parts of the kintdounl Think of that, Master Plump)tre. Any persou .iini a proper reference to the liudson's Bay estahlllsmhsnt in Argyll-street, will have a (.ardinal delivered at tib, 'or the following morning; and tue ladies, being the weaker vessels, will be served before all Others. This comes of the two P'u-lkel ...

... rpUB. IC AMUSRAIIBNTWS. ROYALt ADEAIlt tALLe'Y 9p'otttVi er.er 'rt. flt l~at ite at t. Pete's, at Interi0Cor of te r a oi o f Ciariolt. l oit at Jettt.Ilt-;ru the ftte after D. iotrte, RiA. tegetid bv tlvi a' V~ierc.stDis Tie Orrry Dirint eTc duilyr &E.h iothoe BC'toier-aar.. I' bttare. ohori, te . rnae ratftadto a ROYAL ADELAIDE GALLERY, Lowther atgtetrj. ~traad, oceudolly o .teverynt tive ...

... PUBLIC AMiUSBZI EBN'S. ROYAL ADELAIDE GALLERY, Lowther- ireade. - rrod, otly dally fron Eleveln to Bive, aed froin a Querter to Sevelr to lOlR. )st Tell o'clock every eveli -.-firand Promrrena de ecaicert, V al 114 . llitrurnct tel, every foe irtg.-trl,,tIlO 'or tile and tlo nlorrw ev vllin lrctlnvcen's Overtares. Fidhelilh and Prone- thins 10si ii 'Ind MA ugrd'n Quaiilee S truir i Waltee, &c. ...

... ROYAL ADELAIDE GALLERY, Lowtber- aroede, itirand, open daily from Eleven to Five, and from a Quarter tv soven to Hadrlpavt 'ren o'clock every evening.-Tbat wvondcrful creature the Infant Thalia exhibits her extraordinary imperoonations of the Comic MusP overy afternoon at Half-past Three o'clock, and every evening at Nine. Lecture this afternoon on the Hydra Oxygen Blowplise, and this evening ...

... 7'1E,17'RB ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. The tragedy of Othello was performed at this theatre last n'iht with ia rare degree of cotipletenems and power. As a wele, it ha3 niot been so well sustained for many a year. Tlie re ult is its uialr till approach to the proper effect of this avoUderlul dramna ars the stage is capable of producing. The pictorial reality ot the senate scene; the SHlAKSPERIaAN ...

... PUBLIC A MUSBAINT'S. ROYAL POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION.- Tie Colossal Electrical Machine exhibitiag toe nried and beautiful elletilo'ea orf Flectric titilt. the Aurora iorealis. kc. &e., is i1l0n0 r .t:ily at Threoo'clock, and at Blit it, thie evnuieag. Three excellelit bI pet'ietiut ofMlachinerylin-j uI t [watt b cot tinted, and are itow at work by steuait Itower, in tav ' fail of ManufaCturee ...

... PUBLIC AMUSBZIINTS. ROYAL POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION.- The Colossal Electrical Machine exhibiting the varied and beautfitll pleenoietia of Eleotric LOifht. the Aurora Bfretls. &e. &e., is showvt daily at Threo o'clock. and at E'ghtIn the evealngo. Three excellent bipecko. as of aMachlinery have just bven completed, and are now at woric by stoam vower, In the Ball of Manufacturer. Calotypr ...

... COVBIVT GARDBN TREATRE. Yesterday evening, after Te Irunchba&cT, in which the characters of Mawer Walter and Julia were per- formed with great ability by Mr. and Miss VAXDEN5IOPF, GRETRY'S opera of RichardCa Cer de Lion was revived, after an interval of a great number of years. This opera, ns musy of our musical readers know, was the chef d'avuvr Ot the most pleasing and popular composer that ...

... PUBLIC AMUSBMENTS. -4- PROYAL ADELAIDE GALLERY, Lowther- arcade, Sirasnd, open daily frora Eleven to Five, and from a Quarlertet 9evett to Half.pnst'lien every evening.-That vronderful creature the Infant'Illulia. exhibits lher extroordinary Comic impersonatieolsevwry afterinoonfat Half.pastThreno'elock,und every ovening at Nine. Lec. ture this afternoon ol Dyeing and Dyes. and this ...