The Sun.
London, England, 1807-05-29 00:00:00

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THEATRE .ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
t(..MORROW EVENING, , Way 30, .Iso7,
Will be performed
THE CURFEW.
The Music compoged by Mr. ATT WO OD.
Noghte NS.
Hugh De Tracy, Mr.-13ARRYMORE
Robert, Mr. DE CAMP ;
'Bertrand, MT. H. Si DDONS ;
Walter, Mr..F EN LEY ;
Mr. EYRE;
Dunstan, Mr. C-OOKE;
Matilda, Mrs. POWELL ;
• Florence, Miss BOYCE.
DANE;. -
Vitzharciing, Mr. ELLISTON;
Armstrong. Mr PALMER;
Conrad, Mr. MATHEWS ;
Herman, Mr.. CARLES. -
WITH

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THE YOUNG HUSSAR;
Or, LOVE AND MERCY.
the Overture and Music composed by Mr. Kelly.
The Charaaers by
Mr. EL LISTON, Mr. Its\iltE, Mr. CHERRY,
Mr. GIBBON, Mr. DIGNUM, -Mr. FITZSIMMONS,
Mrs. 2410UNTAIN, Mrs. HARLOWEb.Mrs.43LAND.
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Gallery 2S. Second Price Zs.—Upper Gallery is. Se-
Conti Price 6d.— No Money to be return-Al.
Places fig the Boxes to be takes► at the liux-office, in Little
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The Doors to be opened at Ralf--past Five, and begin at

To the ELECTORS of WESTMINSTER.

GEN 1 Ltivi‘EN,

NEXT to the -consciousness of endeavouring sin-
cerely to serve my Country, nothing can be more
pleasing to my mind than the Public A probation of my En-
deavours. —.Accept oty grateful Thanks.,

. . .
At the same time forgiveme for feeling soinei hing like despair
of any good to the Country, whilst see the reAula r expciu.-es
of Corruption greatly, exceed. all the expences for.
any W-ar-winch w‘!"La'n be- justified in 'pursuing ; whilSt I
attempts to delutlo the. Public .-+.lind, by compa:atiVety
petty and insignifiCant'lnquities into what is termed Pechlk
tion ; whilst those Inquirers themselves think it nut dish°
hourable 'to seize greedily eve!), opportunity of enriching
tlyinselves out of the public spoil, by any other Means not
termed by theirs

Such weetchca notions of public honour and'hotiesty can
afford no.signal btnetit to the Public, hor can give us -any
suitable redresS. They. appear to me to resemble the notion
pt chastity entertairted by the Prostitute, who boldly dial..
lenged'any one to say that the ever Went out ofthe Reriment.
According tip therta, all within rho. Regiment, all Within the
ion 8, ok, is honourable ai:d virtuous And they insult us
by decia`rt;:g, that they as good a title by the Red Book
as any id t.le people can have to the fruits ut their indtlstry,
or to the inheritance of their anceNtOrs troM which industry,
and front which inheritance, be it remembered, and .twin
thent atone, the Red Bodk itself takes every thing it has to
bestow. So that they ptetend as good a right to ail which
they can contrive to. take Crum us as we have to the re-
Maunder--till they can take that too.

Gentlemen, figure to yourselves a ganiof robbers, com-
bined to plunder the peaceable and industrious innaoitants of
several snerounding parishes, and agreeing amongst themse:tees
to share the booty in•such difFerent,proportions: as the leaden
_of, the gang shall 'appoint to eich, F. tude to tiule, it
will ,happen, -that •'some or .unongs! them will
RtillOin a part of the bt.oty, and‘clandc,tlnelv :ippropri ac-to
himself more than his appointed sha purloiner is
dete'zttA ; and the gang, Vvith open mouths, against
the atsOctty:of cheating—die regiment : ‘!1(.: m -:rttik; of the
kind which they acknowledge to be,so W it not
thclituus in these plundered parishes to t,;;,c any part in such
,a dispute, ann to divide 'themselves into strong parties, for
'the accuserS of the 'accused ? -As long as the thieves in com-
mon take .all .they can seize. what is it to the plundered
people who share the booty ; how they share its and in
what proportions? Ought they liot rather to destroy the gang
and abolish-the combiriatiola ?

Such is my conceptim of the different corrupt Ministers
we have seen and their corrupt adherents • and, unless rite
the Public, with an united voice, shall loudly pronounce the
Abolition of thf whole of the present system of con uption,
I nitfst still Lontinueto despair of my Ctintry,

You. Gentlemen, by thii unparalleled Eleelion, have
loudly pronounced ynur sentiments ; may your voice be
echoed through the:land.,
In the mean .time,
.though an individual is almrist as no=
thing in thescale, I will carry with hie your sentiments into
the House of COninions. And I assure you that no rational
endeavours of mine shall be omitted, to restore to my coun-
trymen the undisturbed enjoyment of the fair fruits of their
industiy ; to tear out the accurled; leaves of that scandalous
Red Boole; awl, to bring back men's minds to the almost
forgotten notions of the Sacredness of pri.Yate property ; which
nuglit no longer to be • transferro front the legitimate posses'.
sors, by the .coirupt votes of venal and mercenary combina-
Cons.-

I will° continue, Gentlemen, disinterestedly faithful to
the interests of my country; and endeavour to prove myself
your-zealous Representative.
FRANCIS -BURDETT.

LITERARY RELICS of the late JOSEPH RI(HARD-
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land, isarrtter, and Menibur for Newport, in Cornwall.
Mai to, 1807.
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