The Sun.
London, England, 1816-12-04 00:00:00

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Wbsit'ioo':4;ivtiat'hitliel 'Of:A*l 04 # atefierd
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naloos, t hitt to pr` mitt' it to ohvi,
Of Cdiiier r and litti• a t-.llWe*** the tile pm?

TiIv,KM4VCS think tO tlsi t lOU in friendship's &suite;
Fur all thvihare told Too ;hey to be lies;
`rimy utFan or+t 10,1:c VNTOk yea are WA !butt tool.;
Huw dart., %bey ‘,:ijult. you, Ns you were fools ?

Torysil.Witite-you theit %toes, on your should's', they'd rid",
And wheus'thti Aril. you, they'd 'kWh you %Milo.
Theo bliud th'ciol'agteivcrs. to Englund be Mitt,
Aral care ,a6t tor miscreants, who care Mg fur 744.

Now bear a kind frig ad, nod I'll tell you i► story's

How poor, faithful Brit/H.o'mq fist to true story;
For you'll ne'er mend your fortu►tes', uor help the just Ouse,
By break-lug of window", or brealiffig *flaws.

That -4‘ ENGLAND fuze's.: YOU SHOULD ALL
.U 0 Yoitz DvTr,"

Is a phrast, I am sure, that caunot be neW t' ye '1
Bat can you your itsro so sadly affront,
To evalsrund the great NELSON with Coaaarr sod HUNT?

Shallmeit who once conquered at famed Trafalgar
Begin at Spa-fields, then, to wage civil war ?
Shall 111 glory of Englishmen ever be stalled?
Shall Sits-fields thus lose all that Waturloo,gnin'di

'rimy atSart that Mrsraattnle NO Fl Unita VAN 004';
They faert that a prisau is still greater vroe't
Therielt yoa trtir 4.h.t mks or 11111**Vt*amiaassat.---
They:oft/04 tu inform you a gibbet teulaine4.

Thus to rims and gibbets these Traitors would bring
Time lititun who now loves his Country and King;
Then eberr up my lads, and he patient awhile.
Abhor these deceivers who stab while they smile.

The RIO meet together your wants to redress,
They pity your surri vs ; they mourn your distress;
They deny themselves daily of all they can spare,
That their poor
,b4nest neighbours shall have a good share

Employment they'll give to the able and strong,
And nourishing food to the helpless and young;
And Hg who the multitude graciously fed
gat loos from his servants withhold daily bread.

• Sec the Address.

Tut THEATRES.

thatinl-Lame.---The Opera of Lane in a Pillage
was performed here lost night with all the nisi-
col strength of the Company, such as it, is. Miss
MitallY and Mr. Hour; sustained the principal
characters, and were heed to advantege in the
sweet and sidiple tntlodies which. belong to the
Piece. lieta.amst and r'Yna also contributed a
full quota of delightfal' harmony ; and DowTns
and KNionT dial their part towards, the vomit:pie,
COVeNT-CiaBDIN.—We enjoyed a fine treat at
this Theatre last night. The Play was King John.
and the cast of the tippet male characters so effective,
that we do nut anticipate ever seeing them so ex-
cellently filled alter their present occupants have
had their hour upon the stage. Isle. tittelne'S
personation of the arrogant, but irresolute Tyrant,
Y perfect cabinet picture, touched by the band,
osftinttstri in iii. setY tninntest shade. in Ilse fore!,
ground stands his compunctions struggle, when
prosnpting Hubert to the murder of,rlrthttr; Iris
hcree emotions when he supposes the.bleialy.detal
has been done; and his dying scene. Anti only
interior in importance, not in art, are all Cite se.
contlarypatits, which, much as we atirtlire, we
cannot now particularize.
The Lady Constance of Miss O'Nett.t. (her first
eppearante in thmt character) is an admirable
thane' not a faultiest! performance. She seems
to have studied it deeply perhaps too deeply. In
the wild, pathetic :lament for her lost child; she
was extremely affecting ; and in her reproaches
to the King If Fiance, her appeal to the Dauphin,
slut her tamas to Austria, espetiafly in the latter,
she tl'oplayed as much power es we have ow seen
in her !acting. The blemish did uot lie in parts
which wet e peperately exquisite, but in the
scant of a blending in the whole. 'rite passions
did hot slide into each other naturally, but
grief, anti rage, unit exultation, and despair,
were all distinctly marked without the transitions
which should combine' them' into one, connected
mass, One of her best scenes was injured by Mr.
CitapatAN'S imperfectimi in the Cardinal. The,
Words,preeeding
" He ,pesks to roe who never had a child "
were not spoken by him
Ot'Ae.. C. KEMSLit's Fatembridge, from begin-
ning to cod, too mach could not be saki, it it it etuf
d'auvre. The careless gaiety Oahe rough
the spirit of Ca.ur de Lion heaving •hrongli the
reputed son of his " brother's dad," the hold
successful warrior of a chivalrous age, end
the loyal subject ~and British. hero. were all nobly
exemplified. His look,, main action, and even
gesture where Only in bye.play, were so t 'lie that
sve-eatikr ouppose'hint really the man whose rttrt
414 d Winter-he so, perfectly oteimmetl. Several, of
the sentiments' which he Amore in the last Acts
were 'teized. by the Audience as peculiarly appli7
cable to the present period, and warmly gree:ed.
They loot no effect in their energetiedelivery.--.
Mr. and Mrs. gOEHTW:, Mr. ABBOTT, a,,il Mr.
MuBKAY, were respect able ill the tu'alor Charitelers,
anti the , repetition of the play to•morrow was
heard with onaniutons applause.

CITY Ruslrtrss.•--.Yesterclrty the Lou) Myeott
proceeded front the ntosinn-honsc.to
uiitit the Sheriff, in their Itate earriages,.to hc►lcl
Court of Aldermen, yvtich, bei:ig the tint sine*
his Lordsitip*s re-eleetiott, he uddressed !hem ih

the usual manner. Vie onaninioni thanks of the
Corm were voted to ihetLaril Mayor. The Lord
•lityor rePortt4l 10 the Court the whole of the

proceedings which had taken pi ace in conseepdence
of the disturb:owes Montily, anti the ordvrs
which lie hail given on the occasion the,
Cokirt, ratter comitictillg the slime. ratite 10 sundry
resolutions Of thiolks to the itlhtibitAffis who emit':
forward as specid const.ihies, 81111 for offering re.
wards for the upprehemioo of tt offenders, which
were ordered to be advertised.