The Sun.
London, England, 1816-12-11 00:00:00

ORATOR HUNT.

We had resolved, (says a Morning Paper) 40(
to take any serious notice of the Spa-fields Orator
again; 'but he has attempted so laughable a pieta
of quackery, that we own we cannot resist indalg-
ing our readers with a laugh at his expence. It
is well known. that this worthy Gentleman hid
attempted to discourage all charitable attempte
h
whatever to relieve the distresses of the pocir'
Make them comfortable, says he, ass tey will
never join in my riots. However, somebody will
to have hinted to him that a little humanity,
fession at least would be politic, especially %Omer
ell time world WAS imputing to him the chief guilt o,`
the late riots. So out steps Mr. Howl., witli 11,4
'clime of relief I And what do you think it is, geot'D
reader Why, that he, LISNILY AUNT'' li:°4luire#
should be furnished with two stout able-bodird
seamen, delivered free of ex
crimp. near Andover; there to be set to lac,
througuout the winter, to and fur the sole two
benefit, and advantage of him die said HuNtj
he, the said HouT, finding them in board snit
lodging 1--ar, in other words, pocketing tit'
wageii. This,, to be sure, would be a Pets! ret;
lief..to ,HistatY Howt, Esqttire : and,
truthe
say, :be sites for it most piteously, is fo-Prrro,
Penis. He represents, that be has been redo cc"
pence at Middletosis
reside in a thatched cottage, with only one rned*,lle e
vant,autl two riding horses ; and that be hos lone
since found it necessary to dispense with sloT
*II the luxitries of life. We had understood tulles
t
he had been obliged to intrude on a friend for
particular species of luxury ; and we grrstri "ct,
meat, that a man of his merits should be so °26,41,8
limited in his pleasures by the distresses ;;
.Middleton-cottagc, we suppose' 16 It
sidence. far inferior to his deserts ; but we tli" P-0
befog i know that old farmer HUNT'S mansion Olt
so Much superior to it. in magnificence. to 6°14
we had (mistakenly it seems) concluded that to
Orator was one of those who bad ",fattened '11)e
the war ;" for we reasoned on the princir
diet it it had not been for some extraordlosl
pies in farming, which gains were ineressed
by the war, lit would in all probability 14f,
been at the • present moment driving the test
inatead of, titling the hunters. We cestajoud
give Mr, HUNT great. credit for the ingeo'liti
with lie .has, contrived to divert pnbiio
tendon front big connection with the rioters, s..
the tonsideratidn of his novel and ingenions
oflelief.' The Lonu AlAvott, however, twr
,jitrty gives bite to understand, that however coo-
"1/iettt it -may be to obtain workmen without!
.Ming for their 'labour, there is no absolute
_nye_
cessify, on the, part of the men, to let themse_el
Otkt. et quite ao .cheap, a rate. Mr. lie INT attuie:4
to believe that sidlors willitatte:folight suit tsoi
in the service of their : ioiftitry-see left "/
without support, and big their 11"„tesi
the ifreets,--sarstarve on thelirghways.
st
flowers:of betoric the' LOlll3 hi ANOR *IIOIV3 I°. ,d;
like all the rest of Mr. HUNT.** 14
only-the inanateriol qualities of truth amid
sense ;•, iuestatieft sit the wounded British "Oleo
bare pensions,• and those Whil are not' tvtioltki,
have parishes, to whit 11, on application to the
gistrates, they er always passed for relief.
[We shall give ethe Letters to-mot-row.)

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Monday a Cabinet Council OW.
°
which Met yesterday at twelve o'clock :it t",,:oi
reign. Office. It was attended by the end
1.4/VERPoOI.i. HARROWIIT, WESTSIORI,SP,
BATH uttsr, Viscounts MULVI LLU;CASTIj "--
il"A°o,
:and SiDiauUTII, Right Meists. VAtigk:r
and CANNING. tO
Earl BATHURST carats to tandyn porP°,—
ut
e
attend the Council. front Asitiitige' Fork, n'to
of the Earl sABRIDGIiwATRII, near Hamel sl—')
stead, Herts.
he FrenchAMllßSodOt tats in attendance ,er
log the sitting of the Cabinet. No A ti
.
was ordered to go abroad io coniequeoce,
was widetstood one would go oo a avetialiiiiisl°Pl