The Sun.
London, England, 1819-12-15 00:00:00

sEcoND EinTiaS.

SUN-OFFICE, TEIRBE O'CLOCK.

MANCHESTER, Monday Evening, nn o'CiJek•

There has been no Meeting here today, not
any appearance of one. General LYONS 1010
his head-quarters at the Star Inn, with a send'

nel at hi• door, and a Serjeant's Guard ill

one of the rooms ; a Board of Magistrates

has been sitting at the Star-Inn all day, and 101

evening, at six o'clock, Parson HARRISON W'll

brought in as a prisoncr, has tinclergove

a private examination, and was sent off to Cher

ter on a charge of Sedition.

THE THEATRES.

DRURY•LANE.-The Castle (j. Andalusia intro'
dtrced a new vocal performer last night at Oat
heatre, whose name is Bansote. He performed,
the part of Philippo. He was Well received, all
acquitted himself tea well as evident timidity mole
permit. His voice scented hardly powerful eitoMfil
for such a large Theatre; but perhaps, whenpractioe
has emboldened him, it may:appear to more advalt•
tage. BaAnAst, Miss livaNa, and "%his CARE"'
were strong iu support of the musical, and Kletotrt
and HARLEY not less successful in the comic pets
of this Opera.
CON' ENT• GARDEN.--.Mary Stuart, a trage*
professedly translated from the German of. SC HIV
LER, was brought forward last night at this
Theatre. It is a heavy composition altogether,
end appeared so even under the spirited actiof
which supported it. There is too much dis'
lugue in the earlier scenes, and too little
incident through the whole. The best drawn
charicter in the piece is Buricigh, but his
p.licy is rendered too inhuman and somewhat
perfidious. The chief novelty wes the appearance
of Miss MACAULEY as the unfortunate Heroine-
The excellence of the recitations in her Repfie
prepared the Public to expect much merit ill
her acting, and they were not disappointed. Yet
we think that the part of Queen Elizabeth stioolit
have been assigned to her, as her talents demand
more energy than belongs to that of Mary. Mrs.
BUNN, however, sustained the latter cnaractet
with great force, feeling, and dignity. Mr. C#
K EMBLE anti Mr. MACREADY dittplayed COll5/'
'termite merit in Sir Edward Mortimer, and the
Earl of Leicester, and 'FERMI( gave prominence
to that of Paulet. The Managers have doge
liberal justice to the piece, by the dresses'
beautiful scenery, and the general decorations...'
There must be very great curtailment in the Tra'
gedy, particularly in the last Act, and then, as it
is so well supported in the performance, it stay
be repeated with considerable success, on account
also of the splendid manner in which it is brought
forward. '1
EERY endeavoured to announce it for
repetition; but the tumult between the Ayes aria
Noes rendered him inaudible. The house wet
very well attended.

[FROM A ColtahsP.Nll,3NT Meeting of
the County of Middlesex, for the !impose 05
devising some stable Employment for the Poor,'
bring in contemplation, Gentlemen will probe'
bly be willing to agitate some views respecting
the occultation of land for this important pur'
pose, and as connecting with the remedyini;
pauperism iii large and populous places. jts
Kent, and elsewhere, parochial farming has bee°
conducted with eminent success, and the pro'
fit accruing been available for parochial par'
poses. The subject is simple; anti if Govern'
meat would co-operate (and why may not is
aid be confidently expected), SUCh tracks as Er
ping Forest, &c. &c. might be obtained, and
interests of these cities, and the vicarage of tbe,ro
lands, might be equally. consulted in the arrange'
Went. It is absoluitly essential. that poor per;
sons should be furnished with the means a
realizing a return to independence, and this trieY
be effected by their being supplied with a small
portion of land on easy tetras, 10r the CUl:iVtiiiuo
of leisure hours.

BARRY, THE ARTIST.—A Brother of Battuy,
the celebrated Painter, is at this time a coinnow)
Beggar in the streets of London, suffering under
the accumulated evils of poverty, old age, dud
total blindness. He has led a wandering Nod -01'
venturoih life, having been a Sailor, a Corporia
of Artillery in the service of the East India Col"'
pauy, and again a sailor. He "was struck blind by
lightning while on board a West lodiamath'
In person and features ' he is said to hear
strovg resemblance to his brother, and his
manner of expressing himself is very superior
to the ordinary language of low life. It were
be wished that regard for the memory of a trait °f
whom Ireland has so much reason to be prod"F
would induce some of his noble acid opulent coon'.
tryruen to provide this poor creature and his wife
(a very decent woman) with an asylum. from thbe
.
danger of perishing with cold and hunger. itt ("-
ptcsent inclement season.
The Prince of CoanaG visited the House of
Commons last night. His Ro)al Highness sat
its
the Members' Liallerv, on the right liAoti of tb
Speak.er. He %vas atieodtd by Baron Haitilat`;
iskooKE. His Royal Highness was visited 57
Lord CAsThrinEaGn, and several oilier Nielliber‘?
in the c"isrse of the evening.

4IA1011E1).
At Baltimore, North America, by the Right Reverend
pry
Kemp, Bishop of ;Maryland, (intoville Sharp Okl6eld,
merchant, late from England, to Ann, eldest daughter
Ralph liiginbutham, Esq. of Baltihwre.

I ED.
'
On the 9th inst. the LadyD of Richard Turin, Esq. 0-f Engig -
field Green, Surrey.
On Thursday evening, at Newpark, near Water.( ortl OW'
wife of the Right Him. Sir ..'una Newport, Bart. n of
On the id instant, aged G 7, R(4411 ge%"'"fri A
the parish of Fustun ; being found extended lifeles_stb,
grave, which he had commenced digging in perfect

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