... LIT ERA TU R E T EG BOH 4~ M oo RrvjE. A N arrative of T la ye1, xploratiol , a o4 B~ladves e l 3 T 0. 3. r &ID flaiis5o l Illuitrated. H urat and Blscket ?? arlbooog-street. L a , f hich Mr. A udereon was the author, sulff- recout hi adve~c5 ractor as an explorer and a writer allis td bW out pretendijig to lbe dee-p'lysceatsfi or to Pursing hs Sesxchea for any spe41ciabject bey~fid that, ...

... THlE LONDON XUBIC HALLS. VczIrcT's.-The Eastern evening amusement-seekers night after Exight crowd this spacious Hall, and give ample proof that tbe enter- taiumernts gratify them to the full. In addition to former attrac- tious, Mr. Wilton. has produced a new feature in Miss Mortimer and tsr. Newman, who are designated The Great Australian Duet Vacelists. Whether from Australia or Dot, is ...

... LycBeums-Improved by condensation and rendered effective by repetition, Mr. Edmund Falconer's new Comedy of Woman; or, LOVe against the World, is now displaying more advantageously the talents of the really excellent Company he has brought to- gether. On Monday night he followed up the more substantial production of his pen by a new and original Farce called The Fete/s; or, 2'ze Onconcsaience ...

... AflERICAN THEATRICALS. NEW YORIC, SaeiRm~nzu 21. LAXIHA. Kmrea's Suvl-SE Sozirs.-Miss Keene opened her nice house. on Monday of this week with n near relative of The Seven Sisters, called The Seven Sons. It is not much matter what the piece may be; there are handsome women enough in it to please the rooist fastidious. Think of Laura of the Saxon hair, Louioa Allen's delicious pout, Sara ...

... ?? Wasn't Built in a Day. BY NALSD:s LEE TrHE YoUNGEi , While thousands are pressing around, Keep your eye on the goal at the end; Of flattery heed not the sound, Bat humility take for your friend, Look up to the top of the hill, And never mind what others say, Suatain you the old saying will: Rome wasn't built in a day. Breast boldly the current and strive To press manfully on in the race ...

... I PROVINCIAL THEA rRIOALU (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENTS.) BRIGBTON. TRIATUR Rottr.-(Leseee, Mr. H, Nye Chart.)-The Colleen Dawn has continued to run this week with unabated suceess. On Monday ard Tuesday evenings, Miss Thorne being ineapacitated through illness trum appearing. the part of Eily wee undertaken by alias Bance. wbo received no small amuoont of approbation for the manner in which ...

... WATER-COLOUR DRAWINl1GS AT TEE Gothie Ball. A -. Lt.L .tn I - An Exhibition of Water-colour Drawings is open to the public at tho Gothic Hall, Mortimer-street, Cavendish quare, which de serves attention, as well from the merit of eihe woares ewhibitdedaserthe special plan on wbich they are arranged, sor hibited, as the the change that has taken place in the Art of Painting in Water- colours. ...

... L I T E R A T U R a. I - THs CIoiST39R AND TRA HakiTH. A Tale of the Middle-Ages By CHARL. S ReADE. Four Vols. Tribuer and Co. 60, Pater. noster-rov. In these very remarkable volumes Mr. Reade has, in our jadg- rienrt, produced a work superior to any that he has written before; and such a work as only himself could have written. There is in it such a combination of bold conception, ...

... PROVINCIAL THEA rRIOAL I (PROM OUR OWNf COBRE5FOIDBliTS.) COROSAL UripO.-Tbe Concert of the 21st inst, In the Musie Hell, was in, more ways thao one a success, but perhaps what the performers bud most to ?? themselves on, was that at thin season of the year they were able to command so numerous an audience. The principal aettracticn of the evening was the Brousil Family, of whose performances ...

... THE THEATRES% &c. Royal English Opera.-The truly spirited Lessees, Miss Louisa Pyne and Mr. W. Harrison have again invoked the support of a British Public for British Composers and British Singers. Already have they so far creditably performed their duty as Managers, that they have taken care to secure a number of new works by eminent Composers, such as Balfe, Maefacren, Wallace, Benedict, ...

... I . PROVINCIAL THEA RICAL5& I (PROM OUR OWN CORUESPONDENTS.) ABERDEEN. TuEEABea ROYAL.-(Lessee, Mrs 1Pollock.)-lr Henry Loraine beag benn starring here Curing the week, and bae elecreeded Ia greatly impyroving the businrso. Qa Msonady he appeared UsVirgliise,ausd by his fine Bolsen- klanandcaroer jugocet a nie mde inmself a favouritle with the Dane Mrliaoin, bd a opsrtoit ...

... M1ias Julia Daly at Dublin. (From the Eseninsg Freeman of Maorh 6.) TRITURa ?? MVonday evening Mise dnlia Daly, the justly- celebrated Amerieaa actress, made her first appearance on the Dablia boards. Her fame prceeded ber, and a high amount of expectation wae excited by her recent performauce at the Adelphi Theatrc, ia London. However high these expectations might have been, ehe not only came ...