The Sun.
London, England, 1819-04-13 00:00:00

WA6GERIES.

The advocates of Mr. KEAN last night, it was
said, changed sides when the pertJundnces were
ended, and took to Buck it.

When the ‘Vatery God poured his tribute on
the Pit, last mght, it was asked if that was the
mode
,witicit the Managers took to livnidate ail
detnAntis ?

Another %V ag observed, that the Afterpiece, it
not the Ply, went oir swimmingly,

HANOVER-SQUARE.— Music Room, were
opened last night, for the hem:fit of the Family
of the late Mr. LEFFLER, who died suddenly, On
his • way to perform at the Concert of Ancient
Music, leaving a Widow and eleven Children.
The Musical Community on this, as on all similar
occasions, catne forward with zeal gratuitously,
,and afforded a treat delightful to the heart as well as
to the ear. MORI was the Leader, and CLEMENT!
the Conductor. The Orchestra was well supplied
with Instrumental Performers of the .first rank,
and the Vocal Supporters were BRAEIAM, AmEtary-
Ge-r7l, Miss GOODALL, HAW ES, Signora Coaat,
and Madame I3ELLOCHI. We regret that we have
not loom to particularize, but we cannot pass
over the Piano-forte Concerto of Master CALMAR,
who is totally blind, Ile is., we find, a Pupil of
Nit's. MILES, whose musical excellence is well
known_, and who was Mnskal Preceptress to the
late Princess CHARLOTTE, and other Members at
the 11.9tal Family, hut who has retired from pub-
lic life. The admirable style in which Master
CALMAR performed is easily accounted for, hav-
ing had such a Ttitress. The Room was crowded,
and the Whole went off in the best manner.

Mr. KEAN performed Bruins, at the Edinburgh
Theatre, Tuesday, The parts of Tarquinia and
Tullis were sowaitted by Mrs. HENRY SIDDON
mid Mrs. RENAUD:--lhe house was lull, but not
crowded.

EXTRAORDINARY FACT...--AS Mr.Otley, steward
to John Wharton, Esq. of Skelton Castle, was
walking over part of the estate yesterday se'n-
night , he was reatly'surprised by seeing a coley
of young partridges, which might, from appear-
ances, li.tve been hatched three or four days.--r-
-(York Herald)
ESCAPE of A PRISONRR Saturday a man
named Thos. Allen was brought before the Sitting
Magistrais charged with commit-
ting a daring ba;glary in the house of a gentleman
in Adatn-place, Stitithwaik. The evideuee was
so satisfactory to the Magistrate CHAMBEEs,
Esq.), tit'at without hesitation lie fully committed
the prisoner to take his trial at the next Hirrey
Assizes. He Was taken into the lock-op-room
and confined with another prisoner twill the office
business was over, When botn piiioners were
brought out into the vard of the office to he
ironed, previonslo removal in a. coach to Horse-
monger-lane gaol. Whilst the gaoler was ironing
the companion of Allen, he contrived to get to the
wall at the top of die yard whilst the. otii!•er'.
back was•tnrned towards him, and, before he was
observed, bad got over the wall and r'adin ;s on
the other side, and effected his escape through
►lie adjoining premises, and ;:ot clear OF.

At the late Assizes' at Lancaster, a very old
n►t►n, nn irisnman, was lonnd guilty Of an offence
for ‘vhicil he was sentenced to 14 yclrs'
portation. On receiving sentence, I►e boWe(I
profonndly to the Conrt, Hnd thanked his Lord-
ship, " for indeed ksaid he) 1 did not think.l bad
dtt itit% to lire, till your Lordship told we I"

Li FErtARY'

ONE EIGHT liITNDraD ANDT,.VENTT-

NINE; or, SHALL IT LiE SO?

" l'heindisnensibie necessity of a permanent Church Esta.
blishment for the good Of the State requir s, that 7'P'ra.

tion shall not be extended to Equniity."—WlLLTAM PITT.
Speech in the House of Commons, March 2. 1792.

Thot,gli we have rii4tty ;itentry articles oti hand;

yet we sh,dl giie the precedence to ,the Work he-
fare us; AS it re!ates to a subject which itivolves
thCetiAtetic'e of the wh(ilr Of our Political C,in-
,tittition in Church and State. it is a Work of

cohsiderable importance, crinvqed in the form of
t!ialog.►e; betVt'eco commOoiFlitive

peisno who is suppose() to have slept
froth the preseht period till the expiration

of teu, years hence ; (hiring which time the
l'apists are stippased to have a'tained the full ex-
tent of their ambitions view in the complete as-
cendancy of their religion, Had consequently a
total clinve in the dynas'y and government of
the British Empite. The Author displays so much
knowledge of the subject, that if lie is a Lay-
man, Ai we have reason to believe, his zeal. his

learning, and his patriotism,'are highly reproach-
ful to those who are the appointed Guardians of
our LlOly Faith. It is supposed in this work that
the BRUNSW'ICK line, as we haves3id, have been
get as►de, as flereticks, and that the Papists, hav-
ing obt;►ined stholtlte controut in this Country,
have placed the present King of SARDINIA on the
British Throne, as the legitimate •deseendant of
the House of STUART, and consequently the;
'rightful heir to that Throne. The work is illus-
trated by some explanatory notes, which display
considerable research and sound political wisdom.
We shall at present submit to our Readers the
Dedication, which is addressed to one of tl►e most
amiable anti venerable of our Prelates, as it con..