The Sun.
London, England, 1819-11-01 00:00:00

FOR •t'HL+' SUN.

Ma. EoiToa—You will not suppose that I care
three farthings which has told the falSehood--
'lvr'. or TursTt.ewooo ; though there is a sort
of United-Irish rnfliautsin about the latter, which
makes me somewhat More inclined to credit him.
There is a species, too, of blackleg slang about
IIuNT, which has always excited my suspicion.
1 shall not stain my paper with any
of their squabble but, as HuNT's letter it.rs slip-
ped out some curious matters, I will give that
honest gentleman a little of my attention.
- In the first place, Sir, observe the mystery with
which the Radicals meet ! PRESTON ityttes HUNT
to Spafieldi ; who is then desired to call in Grey-
stoke. Place; where he receives a farther direction
to another spot (but which he takes care not to
mention) ; where he is introduced to WATSON
and THIsTLEAvooD. The Gunpo*der Plot was not
more cautiously managed I should like to know
—what needed all this in•and-out maticeavring
for any lawful purpose ?
It appears, ton, that the Palace-yard Meeting
of September twelve-month, and the Smithfield
assemblage, were most disrespectfully called by
the Doctor and his Friend, without the Wisner'.
sible sanction of his White-hatted Majesty King
Henry the Ninth. And thus rebellious were these
ungrateful vassals, though he had saved their
necks from the consequence of some premature
treason at Spafields.
Mr.H UNT infm ms us,too,that the FinsburyMeet-
ing is equally without his authotity : and that he
is sadly afraid of their incurring the rope by their
conduct. Nevertheless, he takes especial care to
,chew us, that lie is more influenced by his fear of
nosoceesstol treason than his dislike of its suc-
cess; since he warns the Radicals, not against
TatsTLEwoon's principles, but only against his
watt pranks," and WaTsors " boasting lan-

gioge.”

Aye, truly. He would have no objection to the
execution of:their projects; he merely apprehends
that they cannot be executed. " They possess
" neither power, influence, talent, nor courage:"
all of which Mr. flutiT/ of course, possesses su-
per•eminently. He is very angry at their sum-
moning the Tower, and then twining away with-
out taking it.
As for his disclaiming the charge of THismr-
woop's being a spy—you recollect, Sir, how free
that foul-mouthed Ribald is of abuse against
every one who opposes hits. There is not
crime, in or out of nature, whereof HUNT will
!lot accuse his antagoui.t—and then SLJllflle Off
from the accusation. TrirsTLF.wooci may be a
sr!, for aught I know :—but HUNT'S saying that-
he is would make me shrewdly suspect that be is
not.

Since HUNT cannot have the Finsbury Chair-
manship, he is determined to have the appearance,
at least, of its management. And this is to be
quite peaceable. Oh to be sore ! The Gun-
smiths are not to be plundered :—the Tower is
not to be summoned :—M r. PLATr is not to be
assassinated :—SECAUSE HENRY HUNT does not
think it scasonahle to give such pretences for new
restrictions. The sort of " victory" which the
Radicals wish, is not perhaps to.be had :—so they
must be content tor the present with such a one
as they had at Manchester. With all my soul,
they are welcome to as many such as they desire.
FLINT.

•
THEATRICAL REGISTER.
• • Petforined on Sat urdo y Night. •
THEATRE ROYAL, DRORY-LANE.—WiId Oats : Boyer, Mr.
Elliston ; Lady Amaranth, Mrs. W. Weit. After which,
Yrightened to Death.
THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDE:Z.—Rob Roy Margrezor
Rob Roy Macgregor Campbell, Mr Macready; Diana Ver-
non, Miss M. Tree. After Which, The Critic.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
The Rev. Mr. GURNEY'S Letter, T. G. N., and other Articles,
are unavoidably deferred till To-morrow.

AUL SAINTS.—A Holiday at the Bank, Exchequer, East In-
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