The Sun.
London, England, 1819-12-17 00:00:00

RADICAL

[FLZOM A RESPECTABLB CORRESPOYDENTI
HUNT said yesterday, that " he had an inenn'
ceivable hotror of all the forms of law—of ['oil°
Judges looking, to promotion--of ATTORNEY'
GENERALS--anti of packed Juries, with %Own 49
honest man had no chaoce." lie considered cite
allusion to Mr. Honnousa baying stood as a Can'
dilate for Westminster, 69 a most indecent de'
tioneering manoeuvre, anti also blamed that part
of the Address which accused the Whigs or to"
in:; acted sufficiently infamous on that occasion'
Some of the figures of speech of Mr. THeLwALL'
(the Teucher t!,lElocution), respecting the flouo
of Commons, were rather of a gross nature, socli
as " a man's libetty depeothd upon their tchiln,
and upon what they chose to deem a libel;
their stomachs might he out of order,—thev might:
be bilious, from having drank too Snitch the day
befure,—they might be costive and splenetic, awl
consider that as a libel to-day which they woo°
nut ro-morrow." A Radical present boldly pro'
posed to the Meeting, "•to bold no more half
measures with !yranny, but to proceed to extte'
twities at once ;" and this sen.iment he tepeatd
with the intplied approbation of all present; far
none called him to order.

'1 HE TH EA TRES.

DRuRY-LNsa.—The School
.for Scamdcil 105 t
night introduced a nets Candidate tor pithlie
your at this Theatre, in the pers,qi- of 1110;
PA YN E , an Actress of reputation on the I,4iverp,i'"
Stage, The parts site assnitted on this oecktsiuil
was Lady Tecate. There was a spirit in her 108(1'
and a liveliness altogether, that made a Is"
T01113171e impression on the audience, and site irsg
received.—She is, it scent'', a ,ister of Mi,4
MaTunvs, of Covent-Garden Theatre. On tit'
whole, as her person is pleasing., her teatimes or
pressive, and her manner toi:dlected, we conceive
that she will he mound an acceptable addition
the Theat ric4l Corps of "l'itvatre.

Covetvr-GARDEN.—The Tragedy of Jane Shoe
was represented at this 'Theatre last night, atoll
Allis AIACMILRY made her second Bppettrtiliee at
this Theatre, as the melancholy heroine of 016
piece. She displayed a jittit c00t...41)600 of 6'6,
character, and aettaitted herself respectably,
we conceive that the part of Atirin is better soile"
to her talents, which are rah i6le of bold awl
powerful expresion. Airs. Bush, however. ntal4
the latter character very prominent. 'rite gust'
ings of CIIARLES KENIBLts all animated awl
dig nitied- per lot mance.

We nrylerstand that the amiable Miss O'Nelo'
is speedily to he led to the hymeneal altar
WILLIAst BRCHER, Esq. M, P. for Marlow, 117
Ireland, a Gentleman of great opulence, atol
who proved himself 14st Session to be as el.r.pr"
in the Senate as the Lady i, on the Stage. Mr'
BECHER stI!C;WS Miss O'NZILL to all 0;6
fortune site has acquirtd by her talents on 11c't
family, and he makes a handsome settlement O
herself. We believe that notice hrs beet; give'
to Covent-Golden Theatre, that she does
mean to appear again. This wil/ be the twig
subject .1 regret to the public, for otherw ke th,f
'
must juice in her good' fortune,—(Wurniti.s
r•
Chronicle- ) •
Yes,erday being Prirtee LRopoLD's birth-dAY'
his }loyal Highness received the cortglarulatio°
of his brother and. sister. the Duke and .I)m:he'
of K NT, and of a numner of divingnished
teeters. in the evening his Royal fliehness4
tradesmen illuminated their hOnSt3. In the otter.
noon Prince LroPot.n lett town for avlands.
WINDsou, Dac. 15.—0 n Saturday Lord
IYRv went out of waiting on the KING, i'S one ‘r)
the Duke of YouK'S Conseil, and lest
Ilk Lordship ~vas relieved by the Ditke of 110!";
Tuostz..—Yesterday the Princess AUGUSTA Weill It'
Frogmme for some time.
SURPHIcING MEAL !rt. —On Thursday the Circa`Elephant at Enk ter 'Change treated himself
iy
must kxtraordiuory feet. AS a prow rOf 11-1,
taste, it was discovered. he had eaten the greAtef
part of the wardrobe of his keeper ! consisting '7O
three pair of trowsers, four waistcoats, near,
dozen neckcloths, several pairs of stockings, "vo.
part of a great cost, which ire had contrived ts,
purthin in a most ingenious manner, by rAisini
himself up by his tusks, and stauding on, his
leg:, to the man's apartment-, which is above 1.111
Elephant's,. and ‘vi4 Es his proboseib broke °pelt Ill(
trunk, plundering it ol its contep•sr, The Iseel'ef
arrived juic Iti fin,: to sec ilia cit the remains °,j
Lis coat, the hu'tors of the rent of his aper,
being strewed Arout his cage. The regular Olt:.
sumptinn of this \',-"oir,ler of the Creation i 9 en°f
:nous in hay. corn, straw, vegetables, water, e
exceeding 700 weight daily.