The Sun.
London, England, 1832-10-09 00:00:00

DRURY-LANE THEATRE.

We last night visited this theatre for the purpose of see-
ing the second performance of Mr. JERROLD'S Factory
Girl. It was more favourably received than on Satur-
day, but we scarcely think is destined to have a long run.
It is a pity, for the scenery is some of the most beautiful
we have beheld for a long period. Every time the curtain
drew up the house resounded with applause.
I IThe announcement for Saturday next of a commemo-
ration in honour of the late Sir W. Scorn, is a good
idea, and will, we doubt not, in the present state of public
feeling, have the effect of producing a crowded house.
The performances on this occasion are to commence with
Rob Roy, in which play both MACREADY and BRAHAM
will appear. MACREADY'S outlaw is too well known and
too highly appreciated to require any further notice from
us; but GRAHAM'S Francis Osbaldistone is a novelty; and
as the part abounds in some of the most exquisitely beau-
tiful of the old Scotch songs, it cannot fail to whet public•
curiosity. At the close of the drama a view of Abbotsford
will be introduced, painted expressly for the occasion by
STANFIELD. After which the principal characters in tl e
Waverley Novels (represented by the elite of the Drury-lam
Company) will walk in solemn procession round the study
of the deceased Novelist. BRAHAM will afterwards sin,:
that most affecting of all airs, the Highland Coronacb,—
" He's gone on the mountain." The following, we un-
derstand, is to be the order of procession :

ORDER OF THE PAOEINT.
WAVER LEY.

THE BARON OF BRADWARDINE, Mr. Bartlett.
FERGUS MACIVOR, Mr. Fry.
CAPTAIN WAVERLEY, Mr. T. Jones.
FLORA MACIVOR, Miss Hunt.
MRS. NOSEGAY Mr. G. Smith.
GUY MANNERING.
HENRY BERTRAM Mr. Templeton.
DOMINIE SAMPSON, Mr. Seguin.
DIRK HATTERAICK Mr. Howell.
DANDIE DINMONT, Mr. Fenton.
JULIA MANNERING Miss Pearson.
MEG MERRILIES, Mrs Glover.
ROB ROY.
ROB ROY, Mr. Macready.
HAMISH, Master Baker.
ROBERT, Master Fenton.
FRANCIS OSBALDISTONE, Mr. Braham.
BAILIE NICOL JARVIE, Mr. Harley.
MAJOR GALBRAITH, Mr. Bedford.
DIANA VERNON, Miss Betts.
HELEN MACGREGOR, Mrs. Faucit.
ANTIQUARY.
JONATHAN OLDBUCK, Mr. Farrell.
EDIE OCHILTREE, Mr. Cooke.
Mr. LOVELL, Mr. Yarnold.
ISABELLA WARDOUR, Miss Ferguson.
MISS GRIZELDA OLDBUCK, Mrs. C. Jones.
HEART OF MID-LOTHIAN.
LAIRD OF DUMBIEDIKES Mr. Ross.
QUEEN CAROLINE ... Mrs. Mapleton.
JEANNIE DEANS Miss Faucit.
EFFIE DEANS Mrs. Humby.
MADGE WILDFIRE Mrs. Brudenell.
MRS. GLASS Mrs. Broad.
IVANHOE.
RICHARD CCEUR DE L10N... Mr. Cooper.
ISAAC OF YORK Mr. Mathews.
IVANHOE Mr. Stanley.
WA MBA Mr. Aylin.
ROBIN HOOD Mr. S. Jones.
FRIAR TUCK Mr. Bishop.
THE LADY ROWENA...Mrs. Tomkins.
REBECCA, THE JEW'S DAUGHTER, Miss Bailin.
PEVERIL OF THE PEAK.
KING CHARLES THE SECOND Mr. Newton.
DUKE OF BUCKINGHAM...Mr. Robinson.
MAJOR BRIDGNORTH—Mr.T.Cooke.

SIR GEOFFRY HUDSON Mr. A7ll7cilardson.
COUNTESS OF DERBY...Miss Somerville.
ALICE BRIDGNORTH Mrs. Hughes.
FENELLA...Miss Kenneth.
BRIDE OF LANIAIERMOOR.
MASTER OF RAVENSWOOD Mr. Cathie.
CALEB BALDERSONE Mr. J. Russell.
COLONEL ASHTON Mr. Cowin.
LADY ASHTON... Miss Cherry.
LUCY ASHTON Mrs. Nesbitt.
FORTUNES OF NIGEL.
KING JAMES, Mr. Serie.
MASTER HERIOT, Mr. C. Jones.
LORD DULGARNO, Mr. Gilbert.
TRAPBOIS, Mr. Hughes.
RUFFIANS, Messrs. Smith and Allerton.
MARTHA TRAPBOIS, Miss Hyland.
LEGEND OF AIONTROSE.
EARL OF MENTEITH, Mr. Honner.
BUCKLAW, Mr. Eaton.
ALLAN, OF THE RED HAND, Mr. Thompson.
DOUGALD DALGETTY, Mr. Power.
ANNOT LYLE, Miss Carr.
THE LADY OF THE LAKE.
FITZJA VES Mr. Balls.
RODERICK DHU Mr. Hatton.
BLANCHE Miss Baseke.
ELLEN Miss Cawse.
KENILWORTH.