The Sun.
London, England, 1820-11-16 00:00:00

FOR THE SUN.

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ADDRESSES.
Mlt• humbly move that Addresses
I°4ll be voted to HIS MAJESTY, to remove his
1-4,e4ent Ministers. They are guilty of a crime
"' %Nitich their successors are not likely to be &e-
-cited. Sir, they are Too HONEST, and will not
avail themselves of those means to promote Con-
statational ends, which their successors would
have, and have, no scruple to apply,to other
purposes. •-• Your s,
Lin'LE CA I 0 THE CENSOR.

wish the CABINET had taken a walk
othe Strand on Monday night, to see the 11-741inated
741inated FIueLTG PRESS ! They would then have
eet. th 4 there is a powerful weapon of which
; eYtave a right to avail themselves ; but which,
it the recent affair, formed, both for attack and
(Itt'
fence, the best armour of their opponents.

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TRL TIiEATRE.—The frequent repetition of
the Tragedy of King Lear, though one of the most
*putierful productions of its wonderful author,
has
naturally diminished its attraction. It; was
iePresented last night at, Drury-Lane Theatre,
A. a manner that deserved a larger audience,—
whose performance of Lear we no-
,last season at Covent-Garden Theatre,
re-
cd.:lLeCt it here last night. Though he obvi,Jusly
a, ,Pales KEAN, he avoids his tricks and hiP, snarls,
11"‘-` altogether supports the angry Lulea unfortu-
tant'" Monar-ch in a respectable m:Anner.• Mr.
3,,,-()PER Was also very respectable in Edgar. It
s-"aed to be obviously his intention to discrimi-
tein assumed madness from the violence of real
-841149-. This idea *as critically just, but not
so tf
t ective upon- the groner part of the au
' "lee, who unhappily in general constitute a
zoargetmajori ty, as the furious manner, which iS
se Peculiarly acceptable to the Galleries. In the
"es. where Edgar appears in his natural cha-
pter, Mr. COOPER was firm, dignified, and im-
,.,,"ve• Mrs. WEST'S Cordelia was very jute-
4ng and affecting. The Afterpiec2 was Midas,
piece iece of so much original hutne,tir as to retain
hold on the Stage. MUNDEX ,gave ludicrous
47„PPort to the axnorous Justir.,e, and HARLEY was
as
Pirited Pan. An apology was made for Ma-
volle VEsTnts, who was stated to suffer under a
t;rit it was hardy observable in her songs,
ier Aiwa() altctgether was lively and amusr
The piece is well got up in scenery, &c.
• era", NlJEEN.—Ye'sterday, the. Chairmen of the,

which arishes 'in London and 'Westminster,
aSse prestrnted Adddresses to the QUEEN,
of ti?ded at the Freemasons' Tavern, to consider
this e-course which aught to be pursued upon
subjeo..
Sir G. NOEL was called to the
si:air; vad after ar.i animated debate, in which
t
1„0
7butni, WIT,SON, Mr. HUME, Mr. BEAU,
i"
Mr* WOMLER., Messrs. G. JONES and
pdnalxs, took,part, two Resolutions were adopt-
,,it;he "(1 'expressive of the gratification of the
re P, th•At the result of the investigation with
de P.ect to
the QUEEN had been agreeable to the
pectsi'" 'of public opinion, and the other, that the
vhould again assemble in every district,
11.„,,c.°41'eY their congratulations to. her MAJESTY
'47 that Vignal result. The proposition of the
and 7 Reholution was peculiarly ivell received,
,Its Wiloption was cheered in a manner that
IU r.`c-(ed the increased warmth of popular feeling
f avovar of the QuEEN.—(Morning Chrontcic.)

of ,f,'sterday No. 1483 (Class BO drawn a prize
so r"euty Thousand Pounds, Money and Con-
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and
street
Royal Exchange Gate, 26, Cornhill,
324, Qxford-street.