The Sun.
London, England, 1845-07-15 00:00:00

We extract the following from the Richmond Whig,
on the subject of the rumoured insurrection against
Mexico in California.

ADELPHI THEATRE.
Madame Celeste has returned, and made her rent de
here last evening, in Boyle Bernard's most interesting
drama of Ma, ie Ducange. Taken as a whole this is,
perhaps, Celeste's greatest character, and never did she
act it with greater power and pathos than she did last
evening. It is a character of contrasts, of brilliant lights
and of deep shades, and in the delineation of these
Rembrandtesque characters, if We may be allowed the
expreFsion, Celeste excels any actress that ever trod the
boards. From the moment of her appearance she creates
an interest which increases in. intensity in every
scene, until, at last, it becomes absolutely painful,
and ths drama ends, as very few modern dramas
do end, in a climax. The last scene, in which the
poor insane Marie recovers her senses and is restored to
her friends and her iusband, is, as given by Celeste, the
the h d'ceurr.".. of melodramatic acting. In this scene she
;
s.
herself a true poetess, and elevates melodrama
to the rank of legitimate tragedy. She was enthusias-
tically applauded throughout, and was called for at the
falling of the curtain. The house was crammed to suf-
focation within ten minutes after the door was opened.

DON J. AND DON R. DE CiEBRAIS
CONCERT, TIANOVER SQUARE ROOMS.
The Cittfas gave a very pleasant concert last even-
ing at the Hanover-square Rooms, which was exceed-
, ingly well attended. The vocalists were Madame De
Lozano, Miss Messent, Herr Brahadi, Mr. Wetherbee,
abd Mr. Catkin. Mr. W. H. Holirei presitl at the
pianoforte, Mr. L. Silderberg was the violinist, and the
beneficiares themselves performed several pieces on
the guitar. Mr. J. Calitin gave, for the first time, a
beautiful ballad, entitled !' The Mother's last words," the
composition of Signor Minasi. It cannot fail to become
popular. Minasi also arranged for this concert the
overture to William Tell, for twelve performers on the
pianoforte, which was very effectively given by Mr. W.
H. Holmes and his pupils, and the composer himself.
The performance of Don It. De Ciebraof the celebrated
Roman= Com' e gentil on the guitar was most beautiful
and expressive, and Don J. Do Ciebra by his
performance of his variations on a theme from
11 Pirata, certainly impressed us with a far
higher idea of the powers of the guitar than we had
before entertained. to his hands it is really an instru-
ment. -The gem of the evening, however, was the Cava-
tina Abjeta Abbandonata, composed by De Ciebra, and
sung by Madame de Lozano. It is a most expressive
composition, and was given. by Madame de Lozano with
exquisite taste. Her tine rich tones told admirably in
this beautiful cavatina. She is a most tasteful and most
accomplished musician. Her powers, vihich are of a
very h,gh order, have been most assiduously cultivated.
We hope soon to have the pleasure of again hearing
Madame de Lozano.

SHIPPING.
LoNDofe, JULY 14.—Wind this day at noon, W. by N., moderate
breeze, and cloudy.LL43YD'S
HULL, Jtmy 9.—Sld. Palestine, Scott, Boston ; Lord Mulgravo.
ur,Ditchbarn, Quebec. 12, Sir
Llckiss, Quebec ; Ross, Wolff, Quebec.
Rowell,Piß Quebec:mT u'
JoLhinmPallictlaW JULY
11.—
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.:cienid. to SAW....
het lityestris Ship Siren, Mediterranean;
James White, Trinidad. 12,
Keihtika, Eleuthera.
Jutsmi.
11, her
Cowes, VIZJUL'ItjUIL2T.-lArl—rdF.thalfiterr; TlChataru,
SotrrnamPtort, Qileeh (steamer), Gibraltar Arrd.
Qaebedi Weiethie Montreal.
PMORPThiANNCisWcAlliidslA„:„lldlii.tJtjnoTsehriotirnApsiboinii,b,QLueonhedco.
POOLE, JULY 12.—,Artil. Ceres, Martin, Newfoundland. Sld.
NY
Stkicaoss, 12.—AiTd. 4 n for Port Philip.
Of .11`eWeristie; Xiramichb
Pl:mourn, JULY 13.--Wind SAY.—Artd, John brorhilant and
Florence, both froth Prided. Editards tsland ; Dahlia, Quebec.
LOtaimroia Jt:i,v 11:--ltind W., moderate.—Arrd. Lydia, Petrie,
Saldanha Bay; Grace, Eyrie, Antigtia United States, Savanton,
Charleston ; Bochestet; New York ;,Cromwell. Dottglaa, Quebec ;
William pantdm IfeWildrndiand; Ellen ierikin§on; AMU; Hero,
Sedgley, Rio ; liiifilidialtj Vfinee OfiOrairga, New Or-
leans ; Fairy Queen, Brown, Montreal. list ba!,;, Joilit X Lellan,
leaky. Arrd. ChaOS tfttd refsiall; Montreal; Caspian Fury, Charlel-
- Suariii; tid*ell; „lie* Pfincest Royal, Morris,
St. John's, New lartmaivick ; folid Miinii, OrWreer Manchester,
Young, ditto; Blake.and,Marg,iirei, ditio. SW: the othWard•bound.
The Rival* TWeeddile'Xiorri kdriCe and Poad RIO id NAggildi in en-
tering tbe Ikker pl4Ce 644 i. 114 rOelied 4th:4l4l'Al/id &linage,
and would have td be hove down to repair.
Dem, Jui.T 12, A.s:—Wind. N.W. ; p.m. W.N.W., light.—Arrd.
Tuscan, Silver; Stkirini/lu ;
,Matilda; BB$s; New Zealand; Moreland
ToWn, ./aniaiea ; Ydniis, Mit-H.46M firttlitir Pueliaritiessr North Arne.
rice; Horizon, Hadwith, Saldanha Bay ; Elia dalMii, Orfila/la;
John, King, Mauritius; INiary Ann; Baltimore; Marmion, Harrison,
Quebec; Clirineet Itrwryi Sydney.,. Si.!. lith; Lotus; Head, Deme-
rara ; De Zwyger, Batavia. Thd ettierlands, East Indianian; John
King, of Rotterdam, was lost on the St. Paul's Island, -MaY *I; cap-
tain and eight of the crew taken ()flax Rocks by the Chance, Roxby,
arrived here front Sydney; tbrir idea were drowned in the quarter
boat, eight others len 1n tH^ pfrmacit without provisions, and
eleven were left on the rocks, as the Whicl And current
were so very strong that the boats of the Chance could not teach
the roc4 again. 13, AIM. S:W.; moderate untl cloudy P.At., S. to
S.S.W., light 'Artd. nutniurpdsidd. LotV; Cbietie6 ; City
of Waterford, ditto ; Harvest Home, ditto ; Venus, Bahia ; Margaret
and Elizabeth, ditto ; Maranham, St. John's, New Brunswick ;
Minstrel, Jenkinson, ditto; American Lass, Coast of Africa;
Orpheus, 'Trinidad; ShepherdeSs, China; Talent, M'Keen, Cape of
Good Hope ; (fuebed; Ifebtiard; New York; Mary, riPLeal:l, New.
foundland ; Mary Catherine,TOitt; 4
CaMedoWn from the
river yesterday and today, Columbus, XattieWSon, Quebec ;
Valley3eld, Smi th; ditto ; Gollen Iltile, Watlim; ton, Bermuda I ttxXon,
Goodrich, Boton ; Aginceert; Nesbitt, Cape of Good Hope; Medora,
Lefevre, Berbice ; Lady andys, Vetitretilh, Mauri-ius. Arrd, from
the river and sailed; Moantalneer; (Ittry, Climbed.
ClorrAi MagOtt; Mobile; Wanclaworth,
Br,yan, St. John's, New BrunsWlck ; dtzt."/ Graham, and Peterel,
Davidson, Pietou, Hibernia, Park, 31iramichi. Sid. iC; Jackson,
Turnbull, Rio Janiero. 12. John Scdtt, Robertson, Demerara; Sane,
Christie, dittc ; Peggy; Smith; Jamaica ; Coronation, Hume, St.
John's; ?Tot, I) r g a Maryle+eris4,Pletou.
LUBLIN, JULY 11.—Wind Grace Ttsrling; Quebec.
KINGSTOWN, JULY 11.—Arrd. John Bell, Murphy, QuebeB.
CORK, JULY 10.-51 d. Steven Heath, Cromarty, Bombay; Indian
Queen, Forsyth, Barbadoes ; Formosa, Fraser, Honduras. Off port,
Black Eyed Susan, Rio Grande. 1 I.'Robert Watt, Quebec; John
Munn, Quebec; Cynthia, Gold, 'Worthy, St. John's, New Brunswick;
Vanguard, Card, Bay of Fundy.
BELFAST, JULY 9,—Arrd. Weatherly, Kinson, Miramichi.

WHITBY, JULY I2.—The sloop Waterloo, Trowpett, of Stockton,
drove on shore near here yesterday. and will be a total wreck ; crew
saved.

CAPTAIN CHAMIER'S NEW NOVEL.—We are re-
quested to state that Mr. Colhurn, of Great Marlborough-
street, has this day published " Count Konigsmark," au His-
torical Novel, by Captain Frederick Chamfer, R. N in 3 vols.,
which can now be had at all the Libraries. Mr. dolburn has
also just published the following new novels : —2. The White
Slave, a Russian story, by the author of " Revelations of
Russia," 3 vols-3. Self, by the author of " Cecil," 3 vols-
4. Maids of Honour, a Tale of the Court of George 1., 3 vole
Jonathan Sharp, or the Adventures of a Kentuckian,
written by himself, 3 vols—and, 6. De Rohan, or the Court
Conspirator, by M. Eugene Sue, author of the " Mysteries of
Paris," &c., 3 vole.

" CALIFORNIA.—We have recently had some flourishing
accounts from this remote country, of her having successfully
tbrown off the Mexican yoke, and established independence.
Accounts from the city of Mexico of a late date, state the
complete restoration of tranquillity in California. It was
supposed there would be no obstacle to the landing of troops
sent thither by sea, from the Mexican ports on the Pacific.
The insurrection was probably local, and unconnected with
political designs."—Richmond Whig.
There is every prospect of the wheat and corn crops
in the States being excellent and abundant.
There are accounts from Mexico to the 9th instant,
but the political news from that country is not of the
least importance. The yellow fever lend broken out at
Tobasco.

REGISTER ! REGISTER ! REGISTER !
We call our readers' attention to an advertisement over
our leader, from the National Anti-Corn-law League,
offering forms of claim and instruction to qualified tree_
traders who are not on the register, free of any charge.
We cannot impress toe often upon our readers that the
franchise is a right inherent on the freeholder, not for
his own benefit, but for that of the community of which
he forms a part. And that any free.trader qualified to
be an elector of Middlesex, in neglecting to register, is
committing a twofold dereliction of his duty, seeing that
that county is all important; it takes precedence in elec-
tions, and therefore is looked upon as giving a tone to
the general feeling of the country for other counties to
imitate. The only way we can expect to be rightly
governed, as a nation, is, by having good and true men
to represent us in Parliament, and that is to be brought
about by a strict attention to the register.