The Sun.
London, England, 1852-05-06 00:00:00

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Lindia-
LIVERPOOL, MAY 5.—E. to N.N.W.—Arrcl.
faroo, ParaibA; (3.,nosure,ligua; Chester, Mobile
Anna 1.)..ir0 hea, S',.vannah; Arl4ra, ditto; Clifton.
Windsor, Nova Scxia ; Tippoo Saib, Calcutta
Gambia, ditto; United, Honduras; George Ranes,
New Orleans; Houghton, ditto; Western Stilt',
B,,ston; Clarerce, Parsboro, Nova Scotia. Sailed,
Geelong, Port Philip and Adelaide., South Austra-
lia; Le rant, Bucnoa Ayres; John and Lucy, New York;
Latin Webb, ditto; Prepontia, Buenos Ayres; Mutual,
Rio Janeiro; Breckne Para; City of Manchester, ,
Philadelphia; Guy Mannering.._ New. York; Matilda
Christina. Boston. Off port, Owen Potter, Calcutta;
William Hutt, Wizard, Alice 'Thompson, James Carstm,
Lady Louisa, Maria Eagrecia, Progress, Mary Ann-
Falicott.and Madrid.

MARKET NEWS.—{THIS DAY.)
INIMIXTGATE AND A.EausrenAzor..
Prime Beef and Mutton were in fair reque3t, at fon
prices. In other kinds of meat very little d Beef.
from 2s to 3s 2d; Mutton. 23 6d to 3s 6d; Lamb, 4$ to
5s 23; Veal, 2s 103 to 3s 10d; Pork, 28 4(1 to 36 64
per 81bs by the carcase.

ZYIELILT MARKETS.
HAILSHAI%T, MAY s.—The gpeeral dem'nd was stea?y
and prie,s were well 6upporttNi. Ile, from 38 to 38 10d;
Mutton. 3s 2d to 48; Lomb, 4i 8d to 58 2e; Veal, 31
to 3s 8d per 81bs.
CHICHESTER, MAY 5 —The rupplies were mostly dis-
posed of at ,uil currencies. Beef, from 38 2d t) 3s 10d;
Mutton, 3s 4d to 48; Lamb, 48 8d to 5s 4d; Veal, 35 2d
to 3s 8d per 81bs.

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CORN A V ERA GES. ~ 1.4,
(GENERAL AVERAGE AVERAGE PRICES OF BRITISH CORR „
For the Week ended April 29, 1852, male up from the Returns of the ~
In• pectors in the different Cities and Tewns in England andWeee. :
•1t
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per Imperial Quarter. ~..1 ,s.
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WHEAT. IR/MIXT. I OATS. I BYE. I BEANS. I intio.
PRICE ..1 40s Od 28s 5d 19s 9d 31s Od 308 Od 29s 4d , .7,,,A

DUTIES ON FOREIGN CORN. 4
WHEAT. 1 I
BARLEY. I OATS. I RYE. I
BEANS. PEAS. ; ,+_ils 04 Is Oct Is Od is Od Is Od ls Od
QUAN'TITIES OF GRAIN SOLD LAST WEEK. 1
Wheat, 84,408; Barley, 22,979; Oats, 15,123; Rye, 44; 851 . ,
5,278; Peas, 759 quarters.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE.
A no; utterly unpoetical, but somniferous five-ttot
tragedy, entitled the Warden of Galway, which has ••p,
been for some years familiar to Dublin play-goers Ives
presented here last evening. We regret to add, that oft
its introduction to a London audience it was not very
favourably received.

LONDON WEDNESDAY CONCERTS.
Exeter Hall was crowded last night, and the concert
went off brilliantly. Braham excited a frantic en-
thusiasm in " Sound the Alarm" and the " Old English
Gentleman." Herr Staudigl, who experienced a most -
flattering reception, gave the " Wanderer," "O ruddier
than the cherry," and a scena from Der Freischutz, with
powerful effect. That dear, delightful Jetty Treffs
sang the familiar " Trab, trab," and was encored in
" Love's young dream." The duet, "La ci darem," by 1
Mdlle. Treffz and Herr Staudigl, was rapturously SP;
plauded. Herr Reichert was encored in " The Signal,
and Air. Tedder in the " Pilgrim of Love." Acclama-
tiona were lavishly bestowed on Sivori's Carnaval de r,

Venise, M. Lavigne's extraordinary performance on
the oboe, and M. Arban on the cornet. Indeed every
performer concerned is worthy of favourable mention.
Madame Anne Z-irr is announced to sing at the sixth
concv-rtl

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ROYAL POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTION:
We are happy to find that the musical department of
this institution has just had added to it Mr. Geore
Buckland, lecturer on " Old English and Patriotic
Songs," which he illu,trates himself in a chaste and
classic manner. This is a very great improvement, and
was fully appreciated by the audience, who were de-.
lighted. The encores were responded to by his intro-
duction of two or three delightful songs. We feel plea"
sure in noticing this change, and feel con-
vinced that the best class of lectures vil!!,
prove as remunerative to the proprietors 58 1'
is honourable to the management. The lecture on tna
much-talked-of gas-fire, by Dr. Bschhoffner, is given
every other day, and is worth hearing, as it promises to
create a complete revolution in our system of warming.
We ought not to omit a subject of great commercial
ins-
portance, which is also just now creating much astonish-
ment—we refer to Mr. Pepper's lecture on the preven.
tion of forgery by Glynn and Appel's process. Everr:„..l
body ought to hear this discourse, and be put on then'
guard against deceptions of which they can have little
idea. ,