The Sun.
London, England, 1816-09-12 00:00:00

TO THE AMOR, OF THE SUN.

Stu,--The bare perusal of tile en :loser, leitet
froni Mrs. Ori;er will, Vfeel` ittsured, 'Ol-nnin foi•
it, together with the reply, a retv
iyinsertion lit
your paper,in justice, tot less to thatiatlphati to
myself.
It is fit the sltatild know I`,e' re,ll fact; of
'a ease obtruded (tor %vital ri.o&on cannot 4tiosi)
tinneeessarily upon them.- But Mra.'Orge,
bled letter is-not" the mily ni436tViiieut given to
the public by the Lyceum manager.
Ile says it has been intimated to him that I
would notentploy or receive• Mist Kelly's sertqc4 of
Drury-lane Theatre (04 mg men respoi4ibitito until
after Vie close qf tlte:Lnglish Opera:house,
The subjoined letter to- Alin Kelly, n'rittet
on Saturday last, gill shew hulk 'opposed to the
truth that statement is. I trustl Sir, that an ad.
dress, levelled entittly against myself in a pnblic
theatre, and .afterwards circulated, with the be-
nefit of his own Conintentt, by the Lyceum
'lager, with may nightly; with the assistance of
his correspondents' letters, bring the name of sny
individual before his andience, %till be thought. to
.have lett me no alternative bet this public tefuta-
tien of a perkonal attack. -
1 am, 'Sir, your obedient servant;
Claiges-street, Sept. It, 1 s Iti. DO.LTOLASS KINNAIItD4

COPT OF MRS. ORGEIeS ANStrAlt TO MCC. RINNAtILDA

• Charies-street, Cavendish-square, Sept.' ti
to the inquiry contained hi your letter itf
yesterday, rhe to remind you, alit I did 'nut apple for per=
mission to act at the English Opera on the alternite night;
with Drurrlant, theatre, The cOnvet•sation, which I ac-
knowledge, took place as early as Friday, Legan on your
part, and with 'the folloWing words :—" I hope you will not
think Us Very 111-natured if we forbid ytiter performing • tit.
the Lyceutn• after tit-night." I candidly confess that hail
nothing passed between us on the subject, I should have
continued to perform there on the 11106 •pro6.-lanu
Theatre watt closed, relying on the sanction given at the'
close of 'the last Drury-lane season,, when I and other per-
formers acted, even tui the nights Drury-lane was open—not
with permission it CaMinittee, I grant, hut with an under-
standing that.no both et would be taken, and then no notice
was taken. The right Of the Committee to Withhold permis..
sion, or the propriety of gr.inting, it, 1 am not prepared and'
nut'curup'eteutto question. My recollection of other parts of
our conversation diners but little front the statentetst contained
in your letter. The purport of • that conv'ersatio'n Mr. Wirt-
le .y was immediately apprized of, and I did not expect to sea,
my 'tante citain •111 the bill's of the 'English Opera; but ns my
name did appear on the NI 011 day following, advertised fa, thatt
eVening, you Will, I-trust, admit the• necessity of tee 6hort
note for Warded to sir. Bartley on the occasion, which ions
was little catmint ed, end certainly net intended, fur the pub-
lic eye. It merely stated.the.i.fact of-any having. reteivid art
altsolute prohibition from performing at the.l.yeeum helm
Mr. Kinttaird* um. of tic -1/embers of ..sub-Committwe
Druey-Genre Moire. Those were the words, by which yaii
will perceive that your name was net int roamed personally
and lad"iduntly, but in your uthcial characteetts" a member
of the. Sith-cooMiittee of Managrruent. The Word thrcat
not appear in thy note, nor wiil ; assert that the word/but oc-
curred in the conversation above alluded to; • but if ri 6ne, or
something worse, was tiotimplied us it consequence sillily dig-
obeying your in)unction,surely.that conversation meant lite-
rally nothing, and certainly I should nut have been intimi-'
dated, or have considered 'Osen hound to ha:guided by it.
• 1 have the honour to be, Sir, your obedient servant,
• • (Signed) • MARY ANN OIWER.
Han. Denglass Kinnsird. ' '
Omitted in the Lyceum Manager's eersit ;ni.of the letter 7-
KINNAIRb'II REPLY TO 'MRS; ORGER.

Pall-Mall, September 11, 1818.
MADA:sI,--I am Tarnuted with your reply to my letter of
yesterday, it has recalled to my memory the unty particulati
in which our statements do not agree.
You arc quite 'correct; it was Mn.s Itarlowe who made Ow
application in your piesenee, and thus led to our cunversa-
non. 1 ant lis.ppy 'to find] was tlut mistaken in supposing
your letter not meant fur theptiblie eye.
Why the Lyceum Managerread it, you alone, perhaps, have
a right to require from him. But fehy yarbdrel it; butts
elm and 1, and the public, have aright to know, though pet-
haps he is wore interested than any of its iu explaining. ,
1 have the honour to be, Madam,
iiiur very obedient servant,
Mvs.orger, Drury-lane Theatre. DOUGLASS KINNAIRD:'

COPY OF A LATTER FROM ,MR. KINNMRD TO Mti3

I;,ELLY.

, .
nrA.R. iktADANl,—.lkr,ltiv.conversation I held with you in.
Alit presence 01 land .e.„str.- the (1;4, before yestel l,v, I was
led to expect a •comtnunicatidn front you in writil,;, fruat
your that iiitentiont,
In that expectation, l Itirloirp nothing any communication.,
to the acting Inamigor the'itthjeCt of suinnotning volt
your ditties at this•Thentro,'before Orli-Close of Mr. At thitre"
'!'heater. 1 find Oat yon have beetr.sttionioned fur this avert- •.
ing in continuo trith the rest•of the cutruatny: I wi ite
therefore,'"tu'illy, ilint your attend:l/lee thoi evctilug (1 o it
tale upon myself the responsibility of minting you) will. not •
be considered nrcesstri*, nod I have said a.*.'itiitteti to Mr. Itite•
1 du this, as vour hint% siontouned untlatittittlips your, Anti, ,
here this night, might prejudice' the slitestion which mils,'
arise in clue form, as. to the'preps•iitye of yonr henceforth •
playing at 14e. „wine. time tat . both ntatres, the, proq
frroice te‘olegliff.,.tke,l,lo,e4m, 1 01141411 v ,toostr:s„.
rinlesc't the *at'y of tilt 414aligiiinent I suggested;
4ilU quite sure you inust have felt that it could not ht. -for
terest of this 'flteutte to pay your salary-while nut haviuritlclt
our power to extinialidyunr ces. 1 tools t libertyoffullhe
iig;tliat thinight to another 1:not pi‘cuiliary) point of view, •
it was both for yours and for our' ititere,it thittyou should not
appear un the Druryslatie hoards hut in loam important. part;
;sad that such ninst be out of the quostion, both with, regard
to old 'and new pieces, whilst you coitl4 not command yotir
tittles for oar interests, 1" hog to be' understood as tat ee-
biddigif yonr.attendence this evening, hit merely to _kayo it
to your. option; and that, whichever, way you determiner the-
present summons niay not hereafter be construed into alt
inconsistency with Ilk nrintigeineni I proposed—and which,
I think, nut less forsyour. credit than our interest, should be
adopted.
t bare the honour to he, dear Madam,
• - • Your obedient servant,
• . . DOUULASS KINNAIRD.
Drury-lane Theatre, Sept. 7, 1818.

An instance of the attention which is given to
English Literature in France ltas lately occurred,
in the Royal Academy of Rouen, by sending bar,
THOMAS CAMPB!iLL•• a Diploma of their Society,
in consequenct,of a Niter on the' subject ot• his
l'oetty, which was tread to them by Professor
VITALS. •

Tun HARYRST.-•*•Notwithstanding the hitherto
unfavourable state of the weather there is every
probability of the harvest yet proving productive.
This intelligence will be hailed with joy by all'
classes of the community, who would act wisely
by providing themselves against the possibility of
a dearth of their comorts, by adventuring a trifle
in the present Ne plus taint Lottery of only Ftinr.
teen Thousand Tickets, yet containing Prizes to
the enormous amount of Twn Hundred and Five
Thousand Seven Hundred anti flighty Pounds I at
the head of which two Forty Thousands ! two
Thirties! and two Tens I stand proudly pre-
eminent ! Those who wish to reap the harvest at
success on the 17th instant, should rose nO time
in visiting No. 2, in. Coattail, and 18. CoveotrV-
stiert, us EvToN's 'lSriends are forestalling all his
Tickets and Shares at these old established -Lucky
01.5ccs, f

FitENCII CAPER,
ANCICIVPD LAST NI‘G lIT.I

rAno, ppr. -L—Portlie'se rem clays past there
Itas 'wen u greatlit tilt i. 4,1 ruin ht dad its-

environs.; in other quarters the rontiti has been
Jenverett ith snow. the I tof this month there
tivtzs at Tottion,e a itiusitterahltahti:o frost. There
ti olsO been aC different point's mach hail and ice.
The Seine has risen in the course of the last
two days upwords of three feet. "

[Prom the Journal de Pnrie.]
TheOrdontnince (tor.dis.olving thkehamber
of DeputieNYforms.a new. 'monument of the wis•
.doui of his 'Majesty, and of his enlightened hive for
Lis people. In 'the eyes of every true friend of
the Monarchy the Constkutional Charter is the
holy Ark, which ought not to ht toirched'hut
with a religions respect. It way not, therefore,
Avithout a secret- disquiettlde that all good then
saw proposed a revision ell part of the Charter
before the lessons of time and experience inch-
tilted the necessity.- How many sotirces of
cord would not such ti measure have opened to
the venutatits. of. the parties hy Which we have
'been trio )(nig assailed. Inat aliment to scarcely
extinguished hatreds xncl io.ftinlish-I►opes.
" The wishes of au ihrtriense majority of the
nation, it became easy for an attentive Monarch
to consult, and the clamours of a few individuals
cooled • not conceal them from him. Tice King
And' Prance heard. them. Innovations enough have.
tormented for 23 years our uniortnnate country.
Lztus preserve wind eve are primarily' in need of.
I.lle Charter •is become the, basis of the Throne,
Glue .01edgt of our tranquillity. Detach but the
'east fragment, even, with the putestintentions,,
Dace the'rehpeet. due to his, lis4m..ty, the repose
and the happiness Which he Promised to his sub-
jects are at once comprowiset
Conitantly guidesi ,by this persuasion, and
constantly combating all the.e xtrentes. of parties,
we haie anCeasingly assured nur Readers that this,
fundamental law' is the only road that can lead us
to safety. •
_ .

Ei cry trie Prenetimatiepplaiols the measnres
which at once attest the firmness of the Govern-
ment, and its determinatThit to repress all those
who would sacrifice to their private interests those
of .all France. It was reserved fin. our. wise Ma •
Hardt to give to Europe a great -example, that of
a King whit; in consulting the wishes ,and the
trains of his people, does not. liesrate to retract
his own decisions, And who, in legislatiUg•
Frenchmen, imposes on himself a supreme
that of their happiness"
The ilionitear of Sept. 8. contains 'no
article.
' Attiong•the bomber of eighty-six Presiileuts of
Departmental Colleges, who have been appointed
Ly the Kint, there are but forty-seven who were
Members ot !he dissolved Chamber.
The 'tiribittial .61 the Correctional Police ,have
Fonclettitud to five years. mptisonotent Atictiotrict
vielle, who hailimpossal on many personi by gc).
lug in a 'Weed carriage tinder the false names of
Gill, Donnie, and the. Dukes D'Aigitait and
Millie. Ile had. pitreliasecl diamonds nod jewels
sin'eretilt, On his 4re:it he hail mode restitution
in sonic .iespeent,• but law was Made appli-;
cable,to him in, all ito'sTveritY:
Six iticlividtiAs, condemned to various punish-
ment)); were thio- 4ay7at one o'clock exposed in
the pillory. One Of them for the second tims.;
be *at' hriindeil with ' the letters T. P. and received
hid punishment with • rtioefr effrontry, 'tide's ex-
citP‘d the indignation of tlreop;.'etatrits.
There has beim antarti to-day a list of the acne,
tepees to afflictive and infamoos punishments pro-
m:toilet-11 by the Prevotal Court, during the first
six months of 1816. 1 he, hentences are to the;
'number of nine. The only condemnation to (Nall'
is that of 141,4;„:10lee, fur the crtine of highivay
rubbery, with net attempt- to murder.
La Medosc frigate has been wrecked on the 2d
bf July, nt three. v. st., on tile batiks of Arglit,
about 20 lingoes grgni,4apti Blanco. A great
part of the crow wereseeed in the hoots. Of 150
men who attempted to pave tliemielveo on a raft,
135 periAled..
According to the Report of the Society of Soc•
enters formed at LeiPtlie, the losses of that city and
its environs (while the pi of war)
amount to 2,580,959 rix dollars ; 386 l!osises.
..
were delittoycd hy fire j- and I 2p9 greatilt injured.
On account of the Moist one., rainy weather,
which has rendered the course unfit, and.thavo-
Static ascension of 14 Garnerin heing• to
tae pace to-turirrtiw, the horse races are post.
poised to Sunday, Oth September,,
Martinico sugar, which, from the 27th, to the
29th of Atigitspipst, -sold for 85.fraties.S0 cents.
the 80 kilogeetittnet,i4ll4l not sell for More than
63, from tins .?.9th to the 31st of August. '• •
MAPrtm, MPG. 27.-.. The arrival of the Prin.
CeOle. of Brazil Ili .expeeted every uurtrkenti,-theic
being certain Intelligence of their defartHure from
.
Itio Janeiro:
.The force. :destined for, America, which was to
have: been.l/4,ooo:menewill, it is now sait4 con-
sist only of 8000 inliAntry,..4ooo .cavalry; antra
train of artillery.
Yesterday tha.auta, • slay of the Queen. Moth sr
(nnw at It oine) was -celebrated at !-thinxt with;
grunt splendour. All tb Foreigtultinisters,- Abe-
.. 4 tit-mites, and .I)Cphtiii of the yreainti) wiere; p re.
404, . A Otliatlik,lookViaCe.•
VI RN 28.--411e.,ielsort ‘!,is; renewer) pF
a eisit,of the- Emperoro titalClig of IP/apish, it
Carlsbad. There ii,alan fornone of a-Anartinke
between en A mlotinite and. a Priuress:of,Prussi,c.
It is likewite'saltl by people, supposed 107 he
well Inforinett,lliat ,the 6riiperor. will go to Gal-

lids in the beginntng of ()cipher, when. the Em.

pew of Russia Mill lttt in Poland, and. that the
two Sovereios tifd to meet at the chateau me

Count. Oisolstisky. -
HANOVER AUG, 26.-r-The Duke of ,Cirobriage
returns. in the course of next wonth to re., tie hire
as-Viceroy.
RASTADT, SEPT. 2.—The 1-Vorternburgh ,Diet
Isttve deanindeci of the King the suppression of the

impsists on colotri;►l siibsiSt in
the Kingdom of Vurtrrt►bnrt;h.

CAsSEL, AUG. 21.--The-ci-deveint General Alix,
one of the French exilea, has obtained permission,
'to reside provisiooady near Landau, in the ter-
ritory of 'Val leek, the birth-place of his wile.
AIRSSINA, AUG. 10.—The commercial
houses here, twenty;two in number, have a great
(name with the Government, whichdemmtils of
them the imposts from whicu they were freed by
the edict of 1784, which made Messina a free port,
This rolict, however, hitt only I,ir ha object at the
time to raise the city promp.(ly Iron) its mills,
caused by the great eiirthiplake in 1733. The
tiovonment has been obliged to menace the 'se-
piestration of all the merchandlie in the maga-
zines of the Customs, on account of the Ettglish
who enatinue to refuse pay,nent. They have sent
a deputation to London, hethleit by the Foigpsii
Colisol, kir. Baker.
At.to 1G.—=Three of the vessels claim-
ed'hy the America .0; And which are now ih the
pout of Naples, will probably be restored;
The Americans having used all their. efforts to
induce the Neanolitalli to coif their fine'coii;ary
for the banks of' the Ohio, the Police liave pro-
hil)ireti all evrninunication with the America)
stiondron. •

VeslicK, Auo. 14.—We receive nothing Kitt
afflicting news. The Alkoliati pirates 'are tunnel,"
ous, and menacing on all points of the coast.--
It were to be wished that -a squadron had been
sent to sett to protect our commerce. 'Where are
now ate times•when the gullies of the Republic
caused Vebice'to be rebpected as the Queen of the
Adriatic