The Sun.
London, England, 1842-11-29 00:00:00

ill at -their multiform bearings, the standard to
Which
.'we invariably defer is the kingdom at large,
Ina evil or good likely to be warded from, or re-
Eult t°lt• In several instances the truthfulness of our
decisions has been made manifest. On the subjectth of
trie, War with China, on that of countervening the in-
oftes and stratagems of Russia, even to the verge
entral Asia, we have had the gratification of
ktuSete rving
, that the realisation of our views has been
ended with the good we contemplated ; and our ad-
„tl of those views was under circumstances when
ter ,natural champion, of Lord Auckland's policy fal-
rie7l.in its full espousal, and when its party adveisa-
;' viz., the Times, the Herald, and the Post, were as
ttieci,e In their opposition to it, as the fatal scenes of
eve Bala-Hissar might seem to render politic, how-
Dier inherently unjustifiable. In fact, it gives us
eoilasnre to retrace our own stern and undeviating
alteslsteneY, amidst the lights and shadows giving an
kidrnatien of hue to the opinions in vogue around us,
we confess it was not without an irrepressible
.e of sarcasm that, on the announcement of the,
th;n2nPertont recent events in the East. we turned to
in,,,,,,lurnns of those journals whose cry for so many
tincco,ulB had been the iniquity of Affghan invasion,
faet„,.'" %Ulm trade. to witness in what their satis-
m;l-.eou/d consist, or in what way they could con-
Ate. the nation upon its great successes.
Art' MONEY—TRADE—COMME RCE.
have Eradford, Huddersfield, and Leeds, the markets
they:. he, en dull and unfavourable, and at Rochdale
01,1". nas been very little change. At Halifax and
lia-Lata there has been an improved demand, and at
Zellester a steady business.
1a5t„,,.1*,,w Corn .Exchange was opened on Wednesday
con Glasgow ; the building originated with parties
,erinected with the corn-trade, who erected it by sub-
sparinn shares of 501. The hall is exceedingly
lair°tls, with thirty-six stalls for the merchants, and
tearige grain-store beneath, capable of containing
'Y 800 tons of grain.
ZITERART &NB SCIENTIFIC.
proe e Printing of the Hirschberg Bible, which is now
witheeding at that town, consists of Luther's text,
oh, annotations and comments of an evangelical
,011;eter; It is the undertaking of the Countess
la Peden ; the edition is to consist of 9,000 copies
haiarge octavo, in one volume. The King of Prussia
vae. nbscribed for 6,000 copies, with the view of
railia a copy in every school in Silesia and Pome-
.
SPORTING.
ht Friday- Priday- last, the meeting of her Majesty's stag-
ea was honoured by the presence of Prince
vm.:g° of Cambridge, who was up at the take of a
fine deer.
th PCOURT-FASHIONABLE.
icwas the birthday of her Royal Highness
I,,ss Mary of Cambridge.
kr Earl of Shelburne has been passing some days
rilten House, on a visit to the Countess of Pembroke.
ilseeunt and Viscountess Dungannon and Misses
have returned to Brykinalt, North Wales, from
tling tour.
e,l Brougham left Paris last week for his seat, at
kir as, in the south of France. Lady Brougham re-
iritietsl In Grafton-street. Her Ladyship's health is
to improved.
rd Wharncliffe, Lord President of the Council,
to town last evening, from Wortley Hall.
haltfly Peel and Miss Peel have arrived in White.
Sir Manor, John Beckett, Bart., left Somerby Park, on
tirsda
_X last, for Leamington Spa.
Nia an], of Falmouth passed the last month at
'ea, and has since left that city for Rome.
MISCELLANEOUS.
`The chhßotolh Without, Aldate,
(14e oldurc roof and steeple havpe' lately been removed,
dnewly erected, was re-opened for service on
mnay.

ADELPHI THEATRE.
oid4,l3.leasant two act comedy, from the pen of our
iriend Beazley, entitled, You Know What, was
4:duced at this theatre last evening, with the most
th equivocal success. The fun of the piece turns upon
lye Pnbarassments of a certain Mr. Larkspur (Mr.
right), the guardian of a young lady, whose hand
cight at the same time by his uncle, General
Ajaar
i,sPitr (Mr. 0. Smith), and a Mr. Belmont (Mr.
L eard), whose pretensions are favoured by Mrs.
viarkspur. Now, Mr. Larkspur had, sometime pre-
oladusiY, written an amorous epistle to this young
.11,7; requesting an assignation, which letter she had
k 'wed to his wife, who, accordingly herself, went and
ept the appointment ; and having given him_ a bow of
'L
" as a souvenir, had succeeded in leaving the
Ivtee of assignation without t. his discerning who she
CI in course, when it suits her purpose, she finds
(tsii,ooclosed in a billet, and accuses him of infi-
the L.Y. He flies to General Larkspur, tells him of
44 quandary he is in, without, however, naming the
th 3,', and induces the General to tell Mrs. Larkspur
the souvenir had been given to him (the Gene-
(l4 and not to her husband ; and, in return, the
lic;eral demands his consent to propose for
s=4.Larkt or he will tell " You know what." Mrs.
'• tb-et'llr then states that Maria had informed her
assie„- 4,cept of an anonymous epistle, requesting an
the 'ol:(4ni, and that she had sent her maid Ferret to
the ee appointed, who had returned, saying that
tatleman had not thought proper to keep his ap-
teuziFie,ht• At the same time she instructs Ferret to
taan,aricepur that unless he gives his consent to the
lio,,—age of Maria and Belmont, she will tell—" You
thr'w what ?" In this manner the fun is kept up
pht9llol two short acts, when all is satisfactorily ex-
,,lni.ed, and Belmont, of course, receives in due form
i"Plir's consent to marry ilaria. The dialogue
wilLllll of point, and the piece goes trippingly off, and
doubtless, have a run. Wright, as Larkspur,
kr excessively droll and humorous ; there is not
ot actor on the stage who can delineate the fussiness
etr:„e?usequential man in a quandary like Wright;
irt 'g„'ook, every gesture told. His agonies increased
lo4l`ensity under every application of the "You
what ;" and as they increased, so did the
vffilter of the 'audience. Miss Murray as Ferret
curiosity personified, ever anxious to discover
vbanflsterY. She, the inflictor of the "You know
vas'', was the only person who, at the conclusion,
Ix 'eft in ignorance of what the " what " was.
Ipti°wever, as she was handsomely rewarded by Lark-
had for not divulging what she did not know, she
Q'lo great reason to complain of her treatment.
Aiirnith, as General Larkspur, dressed and acted the
,Lary veteran to admiration. When he first came
tne stage, we were greatly struck with the resem-
hi'„inee he bore to the Duke of Wellington—a resem-
Wnee quite as remarkable as that of Gomersal to
a f."°leon, with which all play-goers were so struck
f ,NV,
"bYears since at this theatre. The grand ballet
foirr,`2, which has not diminished in its attraction,
ed, and the Miser's Daughter, concluded the
is eZig's performances. This latter superb spectacle
tho'" be withdrawn after the present week, so that
Thse who have not yet seen it have no time to lose.
1,v,,e house was crowded, as the Adelphi was always
'IA to be.

LLOYD'S SHIPPING.
irLoNbox, Nov. 28.—Wind this day at noon, fresh
reeze from the southward, and fine.
AL, Nov. 27.—Wind A.M. S., P.M. E.S.E.,
Iron breeze.Arrd. Norval, Ferguson, Rio Janeiro;
fkilnee g
r,aValparaiso ; Isabella Ellen, Gayner, Gambia ;
I Palmer (transport) westward.
.roitTsmOuTid, Nov. 27.—Wind S.S.W. to S.S.E.
.....-4,lkrrd. Lady Cornwall, Anderson, Rio Janeiro,
• .11241„ Sept. Majesty's steamer Styx, Madeira;
Majesty's steamer Meteor, eastward ; H. N. M. S.
4:e..ass, Batavia, sailed from St. Helena 22d ult. Sld.
Majesty's ship Resistance, Mediterranean.
do'LlvzitpooL, Nov. 26.—Wind S. light; 27th, S.S.W.
---A,rrd. the Hesperus, Kelly, Calcutta, left St. He-
-4S
-141, 14th ult.; Lady, Marshall, Bombay; Elizabeth,
Pena„,!'en, Curacoa ; Adrian, Davis, New Orleans;
Ttro—;',..n, Manson, do. ; St. Mark, Busman, Savannah ;
yone-1,1,e, White, Montreal ; Susan,. Monte Video;
N Penrose, Texas; Patrick Henry, Delano,
Africa.
-L ork, sailed 7th inst. ; Mary Ann, Peters,Ai
81d. Shepherdess, Tampico ; Reliance, o-
Abe; "'nil Laird, Hong-Kong ; Pearl, New Orleans ;
M;g", Savannah ; George Washington, New York ;
argaret Jane, Newfoundland. Arrd. off, Express,
ranham.
gib,Z,LHAUPTON Nov. 27.—Arrd. Tagus steamer,
m with 'Mediterranean mails. Sld. Lady
ary Wood steamer, ditto.
JAIARGATE, Nov. 27.—Arrd. off, Medium, Keay,
Valparaiso, for London.
4111
Aus"TE, Nov. 26.—Arrd. Native, London, for
• ,erick, with loss of sails, bulwarks, &c.
1, "LE, Nov. 27.—Nrrd. Reaper, Seamen, Quebec ;
Stromer, Newfoundland.
TORBAY Nov. 25.—Arrd. Anna, Bremen, for La
. 'i!ayra ; Maria, Newcastle for St. Thomas's.
BRISTOL, Nov. 26.—Arrd. Loyal William, New-
-I°undland.
lILYIVOUTR Nov. 27.—Wind S. W. to S. E.—
ATrd• Alabama, London for Charleston ; Elizabeth,
London for the Cape ; John Pirie ditto for Jamaica.
• SwA
pc, —"EA, Nov. 25.—Arrd. Sarepta, Ontabridge,
sianrtlalidv,eFr, Cuba.itzpatrick, Appleton, Oliver, and Circas-
ci
sjAgLUOUTII, Nov. 27.—Wind W.S.W. to S.W.,
ron
fresh breezes and squally. 27. Wind S.W. to S.
breezes.—Arrd. Industry, Tregorthen, Quebec,
,withulnoLzi
loss of bulwarks, sails, &c., bound to Penzance .
Quebec, , Nov. 25.—Arrd. Recovery, Conway,
Kingstown—Arrived Transit, Quebec.
. • - 50,C, CLYDE Nov. 25.—Arrd. Edward Thorne, Ander-
, New York, and not the Jane Brown, as reported.
,•
th:TRA.NGFORD, Nov. 23.—The Zephyr, Satty, from
.elyde to Stettin, was wrecked on Ballyquiston
*1 4-°lnt---erew and part of materials saved.

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13/4-,7:- , Mr, s. Pitzwilliam has relinquished her engagement
-hi.' Ift.! the Haymarket Theatre, in consequence of the un-
t; 4vourable position in which she found her pieces
,) Placed in the performances of the evening, by order
it (It is said) of one, who professes to have escaped from
undue tyranny at another establishment.