The Sun.
London, England, 1852-12-06 00:00:00

LLOYD'S SHIPPING-(THIS DAY.)

LONDON, Dec. 6.—Wind at Noon, W., light airs.
OFF MARGATE.—Thomas Worthington, Cape of Good
Hope ; Triton, La Guayra.
DEAL, Dec. 4.—Wind, W.S.W. Arrived—Canada,
Madras ; Anne Cropper, do. Jolly, Robin, Calcutta,
for Hull ; Anne Eliza, Bahia ; Laurie, Jamaica ; Com-
merce, Quebec ; William A. Cooper, Calcutta ; Camden,
Quebec. Arrived from the River—Emily, for San
Francisco ; Sarah King, Magadore ; Rebecca, Sydney,
N.S.W. ; Vibilia, Port Philip ; City of Glasgow, Cal-
cutta. Put back—Vere, Jamaica.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. s.—Wind, W. Arrived, Francis,
Calcutta ; Aura, Honduras ; Cluny, Montreal ; George,
Quebec ; Lord Elgin, do. ; Iris, Havana ; Gonemor,
Honduras. Sailed—Harriet, Newfoundland ; Africa
(s), New York. Off Port—Daniel Webster, Eritannia,
E. C. Stranton, Sir Harry Smith, and the New York.
PLYMOUTH, Dec. 4.—Wind, S.W. Arrived—John
and Henry Duncan, Quebec.
HOLYHEAD, Dec. s.—The Union, Admouth to Liver-
pool, has been totally wrecked ; crew saved.
SOUTHAMPTON, Dec.- s.—Wind, S.W. Arrived—

Alacrity and Port Glasgow, Quebec.
FALMOUTH, Dec. s.—Wind, S.W. to W.S.W., fresh
breezes. Arrived—Voluna, Dalhousie ; Jane Lowden,
Quebec. Off Port—John Quebec ; Crichton, Monte
Video, and sailed for
CARDIFF, Dec. s.—The Victor, Swansea to King
George's Sound, has put into Penarth Reads, with con-
siderable damage, from contact with the barque Asia,
of Dunkirk.

LYNN, Dec. s.—The Abeona and Sarapta have got
off shore.

COST OF COLLECTING THE REVENUE.—By a Parlia-
mentary return just issued, it appears that the cost of
collection in the revenue departments, deducted from the
gross receipts, and not paid into the Exchequer, for the
year ending sth January, 1852, was 5,622,2571., and
that the total amount expended in 1851, which never
reached the Exchequer, was 6,072,1511.
ADELPHI THEATRE, EDINBURGH.—The enthusiasm °
cited by the early performances of the operatic eonipal,r
the Adelphi continues every evening to in'Prr
popular opera of "Ma ritana' was produced
o rformance
evening with excellent effect. The H,ison „-
of the part of Don Caesar de Bazan by
ceeded the utmost expecLaUons of his
neatest
that he had
gilirtest admirers
had'
achieved tested by any standard, it was al o
Accomplished as
achieved complete and instant
he is as a vocalist, it may be dosuubectesed whether comedy is
icturesque character of
not his natural element. I the%a turPal style of Miss Louisa
Maritana, the graceful and
rendered the performance one of
Pyne's acting and singing have ever witnessed. Her
the most charming that
V
tasteful execution of the song,N° " Scenes that are brightest,"
excited an enthusiastic encore ; but_ her other efforts during
the evening
were quite as worthy ofthe same distinction.
The quartette and chorus, Health to the lady"—sung by
h 0 misses Pyne, Mr. Harrison, and Signor Borrani—were
twell
received by the audience, which numbered many dis-
tinguished in fashion and literature. The performance of
the opera was, upon the whole, most pleasing and interest-
ing. Last night Bellini's beautiful opera, of " La.Sonnani-
hula" was performed to a crowded and delighted house.
All the artists acquitted themselves admirably ; and we
may. especially notice the brilliant execution, by Miss
Louisa Pyne, of the concluding rondo, "Do not mingle,"
in which she displayed remarkable sweetness, combined
with a fluency and purity of intonation that we have
rarely, if ever, heard by an English soprano. We trust
that the public will show their gratitude to the manager
for the pleasure which they are thus privileged to enjoy by
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