The Sun.
London, England, 1852-07-30 00:00:00

HER .11..i.JESTI'S THEATRE.
The opera of Lecrezia Borgia, which had been an-
nouneA for !ast night, with Madaras Fintentini as the
heroine, was ttativotdahly postponed in consequence of
thnt lady's idneis, and the ever fresh and lively Don
Pasquale ,costituted. Vil hit, the audience no doubt re-
gretv.d the change, and the c:ltts which created it, the
excellent repmsentation of the coral() opera, in which
Llblacho appeared in all his glory, made no bid amends
for the diappointmcnt. After the opera, the new ballet
of Zelie was given.

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DRURY-LAINE THEATRE
Mr. BuchanAn't; prsonation of Shylock list evening
was far more satisfactory than t-,is Hamlet. Ha is F,t,-
nonrced to attempt Lear on Konday. Ou that evening
a ballet company
is to appear, and various' novelties are
stated to b© is t
preparation.

Ct iTitT CitiC t.' L
OSBORNE, TIIIIREDAY.
Bet Majesty a•-,tl his Royal Highness Prince Atbert,
Zearnpluied by the. Priucr,,as Royal, rode out on horse-
rik,„ Yesterd'v afternoon. Their ',loyal the
Gi -ee of Waits and Prince Alfred, attended by Mr
bin, also rode in the neiL.hboorhood of Osborne.
tier Royal 1114hne.ss theDuchcss of Gloucester, took
ATe of her Tit,i,.sty and his Royal Highness Prince
17iDett yesterd,y ta,rain., and lefE for Ryde, attendcd
y-rr"'l3' Caroline Murray' and th© Lion. Colonel Liddell.
Carelino Barriou- ton had the honour of being
Invited to dinner, and the lion. Charles Murray, who
arrived from London on a visit to the Queen.

The
Chancellor -0 or Buckinghamhad an interview with the
of the ExenNacr yesterday, at his official
residence in Downing-street.
•
S`r '3-cares Brookn had interview with Sir Jchn
p,k;„an
A`7loll yesterday, at the Colonial-office.
„"t 7Petition of the Great Extramural Cemetery As-
li;4t.Dien, consisting of Admiral Sir Watkin 0. Pell,
Pr: on",,* „,rn. Lloyd, Mr. William Fairlie, Mr. William
sfi 'lr. W. Lloyd Rirkhnlr, Mr. George R. Cor-
h s3licitor, and Mr. Frederick Corfield, secret-try,
zit' an interview with Mr. Secretary Walpole on Wed-
',„'daY, at the Home-office.
he Rev. Mr. Batchelor had an interview with Sir
B,°l.htl Pullicgton yesterday, at the Colonial-office. Mr.
11 -wnirig had also an interviewwith the Right Hon.
-arenet,
_ Earl Fitzhardinge had an interview with Mr. Secre-
tary Walpole yesterday.

, NAVAL I.I.4I'ELLIGENCE. sou
near. .
of is Admiral David Scott, K.T.S., en the retired list
a. 46, died a few days since, in the 78th year of his
ea, .0 was a Lieutenant of 1800, Commander, 1811;
theTiin, 1814; Flag-officer, 1850. " Allen's List" gives
„,,°l!°irg heads of his iCTViCe6:—
th: '-uldillipman of Geolan, brig, and served on shore at
px reduction of St. Domingo, 1793, end wounded in the
etidition to Tiberoon, 1794. Acting Lieutenant of
j3i. Ytnion when she engaged the Dutch ship-of the-line
ai•• tune, 1797; and Lieutenant of Bellerophon, and
°tl3' wounded at Trafalgar. Acting Flag-Lieute-
rant doing duty in Venerable and Pallas, until the sur-
eader of Flushing; and senior of St. Domingo for the
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remainder, of the Walcheren expedition. Served in
-IA tett America till the end of the war."
Commander W. Lowcay, on the retired list of 1830,
dreg at Weymouth a few days since, aged 64. He was
ri" of the heroes of Trafalgar, served ou board the
lx, in Sir R. Calder's action, end also in the expedi-
tie::, against Flushing, and was twice wounded.
a Ahe venerable and much respected ex storekeeper of
Deptford_ Dkyard, Mr. Thomas Irving, died on the
27th instant. We reported a few days since the death
°I the ex storekeeper of the It ,yel Arsenal at Wool-
WielL By the death of Mr. Irvine; a pension of 5501.
perTannum will lapse to the Government. There were
two stordeeepers en the superannuation list for the Ar-
senal, but the pension of one has now lapsed by the
death of Mr. Cheetlasm, Mr. Clan is the surviving
111Peranuuatd storekeeper. Mr. Clifton Baillie, late of
the Leander, 50, upon application, has obtained permis-
einn to leave the royal naval service.
PLYMOUTH JULY 20.—Her Majesty's frigate Spartan,
26, Captain Sir William Hoste, will probably sail to-
ds3' for Hong Kong.
Zte Cornwallis is ordered to be got ready as a store-
-"P for the squadron in China, and will be forthwith
docked and fitted.
The steam block•ship Sanspareil has taken her guns
ma board. .
14k barque-rigged screw man-of-war, all black, was
°userved between twelve and cue o'clock this morning to
the westward of the Start, goieg up Channel under full
steam,—Wind, easterly.
The ship Trafalgar, of London, Captain Richardson,
is off this port, with guano from Horq;-Kong; left on
the 14th of March,
end hes passengers Mrs. Morrison,
Mr. Ward, ceieno..Ameid,, and Mejor Cunha.
SHEERNESB, JULY 29. LI er lirejf. st)'s paddle-wheel
steamlnan vessel Wildlife, tender to Waterloo, Mr. Brock-
/um:l'd second reamer „amending, WV dispatched on
teetinay
—.on g the car
afternoon to the Nore, for the purpose of pro-
(bound to
" lon from Allen),
cargo, &e. of the schooner Renown
Which vessel grounded on the Nore
Sand dune.. th© night .
foilewo, if °I Saturday last, and sank on the
Ws.t„ioz cy. Lieutenant ChriAopher, senior of the
'Wildfire ,
,and a party et marines, are on board the
sw., by
rott3alnsseutpeintend the getting up of the cargo,
A medical survey divers employed for that purpose.
seamen of her Ma.ye was
holden on Tuesday on some
several of whom were. Y's iron screw troop-ship Megte;ai,
service, reported as being unfit for furjher
• Some offie
from • ere and a party of seamen to be drafted
the ships in • '-
for
ofpor. are.abont to proceed to the Clyde,
the purpose
troop•sh"Miranda,
M navigating her Majesty's screw steam
Where shep tr of 250-horse power, to this port,
is to be stationed as one of the first division
of the steam squadron of reserve.