The Sun.
London, England, 1819-11-22 00:00:00

FOR T .1E SUN.

112. Enrroß—l have for soma time been a
Reader of your Paper, and often sec the unqua-
lified applause you bestow on your several Cor-
respondents ; I most confess it sometimes excites
my surprise and regret ; indeed it is a wonder
to me that a man of your sense anti discernment
should admit into your respectable Journal any
thing of such a mischievous tendency as the Let-
ter signed TISSIAX, in your Paper of Monday
last. Sir, I am a man in low circumstances, but
an ardent lover of my Country, consequently I
hold the Horn's, the CARLILES, the Woot.y.a ,
the Tkitsmawooos, &c. &c. and all the murky
crew who under pretence of Reform endeavour to
Iced the lower orders into anarchy and blood, in
unqualified detestation; but Sir, I consider TE-
NAK, (it I am at liberty to judge by his Letter) a
much greater enemy to his country than the most
absurd and extravagant Radical. I shall not en-
ter into any analysis of his Letter, but would just
enquire, What would an attempt to introduce what
he recommends be productive of ? Would it not
be something more dreadful than the utmost
effort of Radicalism ? Ele abuses those whose
zealous efforts in a great measure tend to the
safety of the State, by teaching the people that
Religion of which the hest kind of loyalty (that
founded in light and knowledge) is the fruit and
effect, while by his boasted unique Establishmetst,
the poor are left an easy prey to Radicals and
Blasphemers—the loyalty he so highly values is
founded in a blind and ignorant enthusiasm; and
that is the very foundation on which the herd who
are led astray by mischievous and designing vil-
lains proceed ; one mob will shout iu blind en-
thusiasm, " Church and King."—for they know
not why,—and on the same score, a brother mob
will cry " limit for ever." TENAX's la!•oured
epistle may be all answered in a proverb often
repeated by the old women my country, viz.
" Forced prayers hae thie pith." Before Mr.
TIiNAX ventures on such a silhieet again, I would
recommend the following works to his notice :
The New Testament, Simpson's Plea for Reli-
gion, and the Sacred Writings. 'lke Legend of
the Velvet Cushion, by JeREMIAH RINGLETUB.
'he Edinburgh Christian Instructor for May ISM.
" The Church her own Enemy," and " The
TENAX.6 Letter displays con-
siderable talent, a culpable ignorance of the real
state of Religious Society, combined with the most
inveterate prejudices, recommending the most im-
practicable absurdity, that it is possible to con-
ceive.
Knipp. Sussex, Nov. is. ARISTIDES.

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Performed on Saturday Night.
THEATRE ROYAL, DrIDRY-LANE.—Brutus : Lucius Jnnins
Brutus, ',Mr. Kean ; Mrs. W. West. After
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TH EA ritE R.YAL, COVENT-GARDEN —Rol) Roy Macgrezor :
Rol) Roy Maczregor Campbell, Mr li-ici-eady Diana Vrr-
nun, Miss Stephens. After which (Second time), A Shutt
Reign and a Merry one.

TO CORRESPONDENTS.
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