Adelphi Theatre.
-rc no periormances at this theatre yesterder evening cal- Chated to attract the revellers of Easter, and the consequence was that it was almost deserted, whilst every other theatre was crammed to repletion. The clever tricks of legerdernain, the curious experi. merits upon gas, the difcrent performances on the musical glasses, atm the varous optical illusions which Alr. Henry exhibited, de- ervd better rem,,neration than he had the fortune to obtain ]ast nt6ht fora a small and not very select audience. Indeed, we have ot often been more areeably amused than we were during the few hours that Mr. Hienry's entertainment lasted, which, we trust, will in0 fuiture receive from the public that encouragement to which it is en ttled by its merits. ADELYHI THEATRE.