... ST. JAM&S'S THEATRE. The performalnce by a German company of SCMILLER 'S INtilha Tell on the boards of a London theatre, attracted a large asal fashiuasble audience. The story of TELL is too well known to neel repetition here. A few words respect. i'i SCHiLLEt'S version of it may prove interesting to rlany. ittiea Tell was one of SCHIRLLER'S latest productions, bellti Written il the year which ...

... ST. JAMBS'15 T7EATRE. --4k- DONNA DIANA. Donna Diana is the name given to a very sprightly comedy. Great elegance of language, combined with pointed wit and keen satire, softened down; withal, by delicate sentiment, are its characteristics. This comedy, as given last night at St. James's Theatre, is an adaptation, by CARL WEST, of the original Spanish comedy by iMORETO, a contemporary and a ...

... M. JULLIEN well deserves the Testimonial Concert which took place on Monday evening, and the crowded baf masgu6 which he gave last night. On both occasions Dnrry- lane was thronged from floor to ceiling, and had there been three times the space, that space would have been occupied. The public have testified, in an unmistakable way, their appreciation of M. JULLIEN, and they have taken the ...

... Doe UR Y-LA NB TRYA TRE. The annual general meeting of the propsietora of Drury- lane Theatre was hield onl Saturday), in tbe snloon of the theatre. Shortly after two o'clock the chair wac taken by the Etrl of Glengall. and the annual report was then read by Mr. BURGESS, RS folows : 'REPOR5T F~tOM THTE GEN~ERAL COMMSITTEE TOTH GENERI'AL ASSEMBLY OF PRtOPRIETORIS. The general committee, on ...

... sT. JAMES'S THEA7TR'E. PRECIOSA. Prcciotre, a play in four acts, by WOLFF, Wes given last -night by the German company. As an original conception the piece has great merits; the dramatic situations are nu- merous, the contrasts happy, the passions well delineated, the characters inely drawn; and, moreover, the plan is simple. In the opening scene Prciosrz, who, unknown to herself, had been ...