The Sun.
London, England, 1853-12-29 00:00:00

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Fr EDNESDAY EVENING CONCERTS.

T.he selection provided for48,
the patrons of the concert
last night was of a mixed character. Certain brief
Ittacts from the Zauberflote and lifaritana were the
14629 Put most prominently forward in the bills. The
Tgagement of Miss Louisa Pyne secured a brilliant per-
4114ance of the great aria of the Queen of Night, the
"1,,,..1311tedcc Gli angui d'infernio." One of the charming
-8/;t3l'zettos was essayed by Miss M. Wells, Miss J.
~,,,..13118) and Miss Thirlwall ; and the fine air, " Qui sdegno"
rendered with portentous gravity by Mr. Lawler.
Harrison, who had been announced to sing
ebeautiful song, "0 cars imagine," gave instead the
Spirt° gentil" of Donizetti. The former pieces, and the
aperture,o which were carefully played, constituted the
tact's 'hum the Zauberflote. The selections from the
Tar opera of Wallace's were confined to the two
et
s) "There is a flower" and " Scenes that aro
il."3lghtest," devolving upon Mr. Harrison and Miss
llisa ?pie, and a third morceau by Miss Wells. In
c,le conies of the first part of the concert Mr. W. G.
Zing contributed an able interpretration of Mr. Stern-
dle Bennett's pianoforte concerto in F minor, a work
emanding executancy of the best, and taste the most
Mfined. Miss Thirlwall sang the "Voi the sapete" of
ozart in an agreeable manner ; and Alice's well-known
acleg in Robert le _Diable, " Quando lascia la Nor-
'sate „
1,313, la, fell into the satisfactory hands of Miss Louisa
e• Beethoven's first symphony was the principal
'`qtrutnental pertormande: Herr Lutz conducted.
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SHIPPING.-(THIS DAY.)

-1,0/Th
koa —°X. Dec. 29.- —Wind this day at Noon, N.E. ;
orate breeze, and fine, clear frosty weather. There
ernirl7dag. of frost last night. The barometer at seven
g'n-la morning stood as low as 15 deg: This is,
Inere%re, the greatest degree of frost experienced for very
anY Years.
To "EaTorr, Dec 28.—The Panope, of Caen, Blyth to
1'"(3., and the Ja.mes of Goole, have been assisted in
41?.aving been ashore on the North Beach.
184-I,,"lionTli, Dec.2B.—The Alliance, of and for Sunder-
is -1"8 on shore ; rew saved.—The Snipe, of Faversham,
ijeaking np.—The Samuel, of Clay—the Juliana, of
toite,l-7-and the Yarborough, of Grimsby, are on shore
her Orton, with several other vessels • crews believed to
is 6" 1'6%1 saved.—The Buoy Yacht (schooner), of Wells,
vhin shore back of the North Pier.—The Thos. and Ann,
dic,llj'as on shore at Caistor, has been assisted off, and
Lillcuarging here.
e4llsmis, Dec. 28.—The Quebec (barque), of and for
,Pool, from Dantzic, is aground on Fear's Bank, ap-
atlY Without damage.
and Mary, from
Dec. 28.—Wind, E. to N.B. Arrived—John
Wirth
from Shields. for London, very leaky.
Nvirtl'LY Dec. 6 —Wind E. Arrived—Achf, for Havre,
108
'171111! of
mainm.ast, &c. Hamburgh, St. John's, N. 8.,
41-,7192g Dec.3.—The Eliza (British barque), from
11,;:agOS to New' York, went on shore near Curretuck
and will, with her cargo, prove a total loss.—The
114811 barque Marine is .on shore at Nanset Beach, but is
eqleeted off tight.

(BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.)
LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY, 10.30 A.M.
`k IP' a
N.E., moderate, and foggy.
gtrved.—Carl Auguste, and Ichnelle, from Dantzic.
t back.—Argo, for Trieste, having been ashore on the

; The WEXFORD, Dec. 27.
',„,,1111101 a oven Claudius has been put on a mud bank and
urged part of her cargo—a small portion in a damaged

QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 27.

Wind northerly.
arrived—Carl, from Porto Rico ; Hannah, Pernam-
Villas, St. John's, New Brunswick.
'4110(1--Prodromus, for' London.
t,

' IBY SUBMARINE AND EUROPEAN TELEGRAPH.)
GRAVESEND, THURSDAY, 10 A.M.
CUSTOMS RETURN.
:; Wind N.W.• 44 hours flood ; fine:
Arrived--Daniel, from Middletborp ; Urania, Colberg ;
Eliza, Archangel ; Sarah, Palermo ; Triton, Calais.
Sailed—Reindeer, Demerara.
DEAL, THURSDAY, 9 A.M.
•N 0
E.N.E , fresh, thick, heavy snow.
arrivals.