... AMUSEMENTS TN TYVZAPIQQL (roaso OUR OWN CosImSPOXDET5j. Tasars RovAL..-Mr. Farren bade adieu to his Livvrpool admirers ei Friday, as Sir Peter Teazle, in which he was wel supported, parti. ceularly by Mrs. Phillips and Miss F. Baker, and Messrs. Loraine and Villiers. Ifacbeth was produced for the first time on the same oecasion -it ivas highly successful. During the week we have had Secret ...

... COVAT AN'D E'AFAHION. g3A,*:L, OCT. 2,-Her Majesty, with the Princess Royal and Princess Alice, drove yesterday afternoon to Invercauld, the residence of Mr. and Mrs. Farquharson. The Viscountess Canning was in attendance upon her Majesty. His Royal Highness Prince Albert went out deer-stalking. B'3ALOBAL, OCT. 3.-Her Majesty and his Royal Highness prince .lbert attended divine service ...

... (FROx OUR oW CORRESPONDEfTS.) BmicctTroN.-Thteatre Royal.-MrL. Heavy Farren appeared on Monday night in the character of Othello. I-Ie personated the Moor with great cafe and judgment, and the enactment, to say the least, was good, though we have seen him tolgreater advantage in other characters. Mr. Elmore, as Iago, far ex- ceeded our expectations, as he did also the whole house. Mr. Wm. ...

... THFATR$S, Jo D-uryalsle-Mr. G. V. Brooke took his benefit last Monday, and was deservedly rewarded with a crowded and enthusiastic audience. Virginius was the character chosen, and carefully and artistically did he render the quiet scenes; but in the impassioned parts he shone most conspicuously, his vigourous acting receiving immense applause. At the concin- sion Mr. Brooke was vociferously ...

... AMJUSEXENTS IIN DIBLI I - (Bnox Am BLIN. _ TwUTil b OYAI.L-(Mr. John Harri, Loses)_ B ri Me plapp earneon Iatrde nsigh as pearly at a close. Howevfr, the popetsane eon ma y be gh e owaere rond ratiyv ipg w the performance beinithe comic drama of Mso'i~d, ?? ?? nlsn wicy asn d off very ureditably and met wfiotn h adcheerng receptio. After which the graceful pte Lorin Thppeared in the La ...

... AMEUSEMENTS :N SIFFI. T D. (FRooM onR OwX coiarsposrostesT.) THEATER RoYiA.-Meosrs. Coleman and Johnson, the future lessees of this establishment, are making active preparations for its opening for the ovinter season, wisiets announced to tale place on 3lolulay, the 31st inst. aneorosI THEATOE, CATrmL-sIAnExr.-On Monday last the cele- brated actor, Mr. E. L. Davenport, mpade his first ...

... LITERATUPRFE Tzi NawooxEs. Memoirs of a most Reaus Family. Edited by ARTHUR PErcuENIS, Esq. BReptadbur Fand ivan, ii, Bouverie-street. 1853. No. 1. ]rduyadEas Hail, and welcome, Thackeray, once again ! First moralist of the day, and most piquant of satirists, it is with the inner man that Ithoa dealest; and,- by a few masterly touches, what psyclhological portraits. dost thou produce ! With ...

... AMUSEMENTS IN XANCHESTER. I (RaOM OURi oWN CORRESPONDENT.) TNEATR ROYALn.-Tserqe lave ?? glelleent houses during the k. The Ascent of Mildt Pasoessus g ortteg p3re, popular As wee pjits ill it become better understood by t'lPeplayor. , fefis tbeeoon Monday 'night was the comedy of ilf 'Od Wtsaosa, an adap- tat.,n fiom that inexhaustible armoiry, the'Freuch, whichl abounds in situations that ...