... The number of persons who visited the ExhibitioO Yde- day lwas 16,117. The following circular has been issued by Mr. Jo. Robineon to the members of the several musical 50c' Dablin, and we have no doubt but it will be OpIW to cheerfully;-, DDE=R Sta-The Committee of the Dublin Exhibibia being desirous of giving as much .das to its dosiag diy is possible, have requested me, in connection with ...

... PHILHARMONIc CONCERTS. Seventh Concert, Monday, June 13. PARS I. Overture P Scherzo ) A Midsummer) Song,with Chorus, You spotted snakes, Nigac's Mendelssohn Miss Louisa Pyne and Mdme Viardot Dream Notturno, March, and Final Chorus 3 Duetto, Nella notte, Madame Viardot and Herr Formes ecitoan Hsettsnots)Meyerbeer. Rocit. andDuettino, Questa volta, Miss Louisa Pyn, and Signor Gardoni ...

... S'peeches of the Rlight Honorable T. B. MIacaulay, I.P. Edited by Himself. Longman. and Co. This volume, as the public knows, might never have ap- peared, if an edition of Mr Macaulay's speeches had not been issued professedly by special license, really without the consent of their author, and so carelessly, inaccurately, and ignorantly printed as to make the deliverer of them ridicu- lous in ...

... I THE AMllERICAN DRAMA, &c. (From Peabody's American Chronicle of January 15th.) NBaLo's.-This theatre on Monday evening last was thronged to witness the debut of Sontag as La Figlia del Reggimento. The greatest curiosity was felt to see Sontag as the Daughter of the Regiment, as the same character had been sustained during the previous week by Albonj at the rival establishment. Sontag is ...

... OtIjsC. AND THEX DhcA .3. AT Manohester. . . (FPOS OUR OWN CORRESPONDNNT.) J TONATEE ROYAL.-There has been no change in the ?? from our notice of last week, Uncle Tom's cabtn and the pantomime of Whifimdegon and Ais Cat being continued. On Thursday night the PantOmime btas prforued for the forty-fourth time, and at present there is no indication of its withdrawal. We-have much Plesuire in ...

... PRO,,V IAL ;THEAT. _CAL ' BB RDEOBD;-1V afre ReyeL-Ths'pieces srodnceg d dog thei *ave been Of eterlipensatre of the p''charac,*ere much below the average -four previous companies. It is nitessr impression alob hbt f) e iisgment of 2nany that the preseetc '9 r S thd worst 'wvet'r BhB One or two hoaoujblle' cr5p 'tiois may be. made fprom this general inrflitioni MeSeS, It. Celse pe~kay, Stoyle ...

... 43RR1V of the MIEORASS -MAGICIANS I - fron] China. I - l A novel impportation of a il 6 ,. 'ese ml*ciassad jsers -,men, women, and ehildren is just qeearred a Liverpool.. hese aotite# from the Caelstial'Empire have enjoyed for many yeers past' the honour. of being' the chief .peforn'erc- at the court. of the late, Emperbr, Taoi-kwaug', and that of ' the piesent Moniarch of the 'Flowery Land, ...

... THE HEIGHT OF -. I We have in vain ransacked a dictionary to discover the most appro- priate word with which to complete the title of this paragraph; and must, therefore, ask ourreaders to supplythe biatus, after havingread the folowingseimple ?? winter, Mr. JulianAdamns, atalented professor in Edinburgh, gave a series of concerts, whieh, although ably conducted, and well attended, still left ...

... I THEATRICALS IN A MERICA. (FE'i OUi OR OWN COmlEssoNDVEOs.) Nxw Yoa,, OCT. 31.-Mr. J. R. Anderson's engagement at the Broadway still contiues to be very attractive and would his other engagements permit, the management would be 'happy for him to eathed his present stay. ?? was most enthasiatically received on Monday last, and At was some time before he was allowed to speak, so prolonged was ...

... PROVINCIAL THEATRICALtS. I (FRoM out Owl COm mSPONDENTS.) BsIGHToN -This house again opened on Monday last, with nearly a new company, embracing l[essrs. EF. Savlle, Rqb- son, Daniels, Strickland, Lipscombe, and Allen; and Miss Mary Hill. Mr. H. Nye, Miss Cross, Miss Lacy, Miss Adams, and several others still remain. Oliver Twist was the opening piece, concluding with The IHappiest Day of 31.y ...

... |DRAE[ATIC PERFORI ANCE AT| Windsor Castle. l The first dramatic performance at the Castle this season took place on Thursday evening. The piece selected upon this occasion was Shakspere's historical play, in five acts, Kzing .Hesry V., and the parts were filled according to the following programme:- The Chorus ?? Mr. Bartley. King Henry V ?? Mr. Phelps. Duke of G Bedford (Brthrs o Young. Duke ...

... THEATRICALS AN) AXUSEXENTS IN | Dublin. (FROM OUR OWN CoRRESPONDENOT.) THrEATRE RovAL.-(MIr. John Harris, Lessee).-Handel's delightful opera of Acis enan Galatea, and Marston's fine play, entitled Anne Blake, were produced on last Monday evening, and repeated during the week. The opera was performed in a truly gratifying manner, reflecting the greatest credit on the management, vocalists, ...