... THEIATWICALS, &c. T11E PRFINCESS'S.-Tho ?? *of Richard IIl. was product here, on Wc'ednesday night. to afford r. Scott an opportunity of di playing his ability as a Shaksperian performer. The houso W; crowded ; and the universal impression, at the close of the curtai seemed to be that the stage bad received a), accession to its preset slender share of real talent. Mr. Scott is not a great ...

... LIT E R A T A E. FRASER'S MAGAZINE. Nick ssons' Regent-street. W e have a sparkling numb' r ?? this month; t a better number of this popul r periodical ve do not remember to have seen. The following reckoning up of MIr. Roebuck, is an es ract from Contempo- rary Orators,'- a series of pap' rs which have excited a great deal of interest, imiast ruch as they tell us of public men who, for ...

... MUSIC A-VD THE DRAMA l Bet. T ?? \I (EOXCLUSIVE.) FoRr1IGN.-The PFritint press has been much oocu. piedl With thle ruplure (it tile enog onitstent of Gardoni, ;-hom r, r. Lumley had seccrrd for lherl lajesty's Theatre, con- sidering that petical julsice has been meted'to Mr. Pillet, for his previlus atduucion of the young tenor from his firmer miinogers. Mf. Pillet, las aldressed tbe ...