The Sun.
London, England, 1831-08-12 00:00:00

U~T
0 THE HON. THE COMMONS OF GREAT
:
'IRITAIN AND IRELAND, IN PARLIAMENT
TUENIBLED,
HE PETITION ofthe INHABITANTS
sj,. of the Royal Burgh of Cupar in Fife, and the
-itiity thereof,
Humbly Shewetb,
At ',hat your Petitioners, in common with all ranks of his
Ri. 114°dm with
.:JeltY's subjects who wish well to their country, have
,e feelings of the utmost satisfaction and of
itlntode. the Bills lately introduced by his Majesty's
,kss'ni,ters in the Commons House of Parliament, for
k"::',ding the Representation of the People in England,
• ',,,'""dm and Ireland.
Lee' hat this defective state of the Representation has long
p„'l, the main cause of grievance and of complaint on the
ii"f the people; that it has been the chief means,—
jberiabling the few to rule and oppress the many,—
' . ringing upon the inhabitants of these Kingdoms the
etteuuniulated evils which pres's upon them, in the shape of
go,""" taxes, contracted during a long period of mis-
j„-"ethnient for the prosecution of foreign wars, most reek-
tit"Y enged in—all which, in the opinion of the Peti-
ss-°,b"B, has now become so notorious and demonstrable a
it it, as
be altogether to
undeniable; and, therefore, they
V:e frequently before petitioned your Honourable House to
h",.e this subject into your grave consideration, and re-
-",,,ve the grievance complained of.
y 1 hat now, when this truth has become universally ac-
"nwledgoi—when the People, wherever they bad the
ttlPPoetunity of fairly expressing their sentiments, have, by
it4eir representatives, declared their entire approbation of
z'
--when, with the blessing of Providence, we have a mag-
.niuuwa, a patriotic, and revered Sovereign, anxious to
reign in the hearts of his People, to lighten their burdens,
r2lress their grievances—and when, at length, we
U; D able,,. an honest, and an enlightened Ministry,
, I mg to listen to the complaints of the People, and hay-
-I.Dg' in truth and sincerity, the true interests of their
pl2'll try at heart—and, above all, desirous of attaching all
!Inks of the community by a reciprocity of feeling and of
all flies"
to his 'Majesty's Government and person,—when
"le&e blessings for which the petitioners cannot suffi-
he.,li, tIY express their gratitude, are in progress, the country
pistored to peace, and the hopes of all raised to the greatest
miastih, they cannot but regard, with the utmost disappro-
v.rt ri and disgust, the factious opposition of an interested
1/,‘ Y, to so much unmixed good, in your Honourable
t -it`l". Men who, for their own selfish ends, and base
of '"e of seats in Parliament, would sacrifice the welfare
their country, peril the safety of these kingdoms, and
t,mlinge time whole community into despair, into hatred of
kgitirtmate authority, into domestic broils and civil
t ruentions.
stein
°Fg with them such an immcasuralA amount of peace
good-will to the country,—having for their object
tt: affections of the people, the only true support of Go-
ininrnerit,—and mutual interest, time best cement of society ;
of t'4 order to arrest so great a calamity as the rejection
Ititti'senim which could only end in the distrust of all con-
- gated authority, in the alienation of the middle and lower
k‘
h'ott the higher, in universal disturbance, &c.
• Your Petitioners most humbly pray that your Honour-
able House may be pleased to use all diligence, and
to take all lawful means to expedite the progress of
those Bills through their several stages in Puha-
/tient, unaltered in principle end nnvitiated in de-
tail, into Law.
And your Petitioners will ever pray, &c.
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Ir° BE DISr OSED OF, to which are at-
tached an excellent Fancy Biscuit and Retail CORN
tialTl)Em established forty years in a principal Commer-
Afiv
P'ltY, the present consumption vat ying from thirty to
eks of flour per week. The decease of the late
ofterlietor alone is time cause of this eminently advantageous
am to the public. The premises, which are extensive,
tit are fitted with every convenience for the business, will
‘its :ured to the purchaser for a term of years. To pre-
4, trouble none need apply who cannot command 1000/.
by letter only, most-paid to H. S. C., at Messrs.
Nsati4g, LangforiLy' post-paid,
Co., wholesale druggists, St.
s,<_4 Church-yard.

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