The Sun.
London, England, 1813-02-03 00:00:00

Whitehall, . Feb. I , 18! 3

Royal the 14riiv
pleased, in the name and na the 1,c;;:41J iys
jesty, to nomitiate and appoint the C.:v:l.
, Cranfield Berkeley, Admiral of the Blum,
nant-Geuer4l Sir George Nugent,
pant-General Keppel, Lieutenant-f)nle-
ral iii John Doyle, .13art. Lieuterniiit-ueuerat
Cl+vetuti4ll Bentinelt o:mnouly called
Lord Cavendish lientinek), 111 A j 9i: Gene-
ral Janies Leith, Major-Geneeal. Tlonosis Pic! (Al,
Major-Gcn. the Hon. Lowey Coti., and
nyor-General the Hon. Charles Wan. Stewart, 1.6
be Extra.-Knights of the Alutit 'Hon-Order of the

:riS Leen

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Py his Royal Highness the Prince of Wa►les, Ile-
gent of the Un ted liingdwa Of Great Wit
and Ireland, in the name and un ti,c hi half of
his 41,1ajety.

A PROCLANIATION. •

GEORGE P. R,
Whereas, we havebeheld, With the deepest re-
gret, the daring outrages committed in those part,
of Englund wherein wire of the ;nest important
manufactures of the Ream) bave been, for a long
time, carried ou ; and being fionly,persuatled that
such outrages have been, in a great degree, occa-
sioned by the wicked misrepresentations and arti-
fices of ill-tksigning persons, who leave deluded
the igpornut and titiwary, through rie specion3
pretext of procuring uddititmal employwent'and
mcreased wages for the labouring munufacturcr,
by the destruction of various kinds of inuihinery,
now inost• beneficially employed in the
tures of this Kingdom, and have thus seduce& them
to enter into unlawful assoelittiOn,s, and to bind

their censcicnces by oaths and engagememes not
less injurious to then. own welfare than destrite-•
tivo of the good Order and ileppimmess ,of society ;
and seeing that the eXtent and progress of the
trade and manufactures of tins country., which
have been continnaily advanced by the invention
null improvement of umehiimery, effoid the best
practical demenstratioe of the falsehood of all
such pretexts we, therefore, acting io the name
and tei the behalf of his Majes?y, being aeiteus,
by every mearis iq our phwer, to bring Leta his
Majesty's misguided subjects to a just sense of
their own individual interests, as well as Of their
duty to his Majesty, and of the regard which they
owe to the welfare of the effinniunity, hate thought
fit, by the advice of his Mujesty's Privy Commeil,
to issue this Proclamation ; and we do hereby, in
the name and on the, behalf of his Nejesty, exhort
all his Majesty's loving subjects strenuously to exe
ert themselves in their several stations to prevent
time recurrence of those atrocious combinetionS
and crimes, by which the public peace has been
so loin disturbed, anti the persons and property of
indieiduals endangered and destroyed, anti tehieh
have so justly drawn down upon the offenders the,
, severest penalties of the law. And we do more
especially warn those Avho may be exposed to such
• seductions against the danger of binding thernstives
by illegal 'oaths and engagements, to obey the
commands of secret directors, who, keeping them-
. selves aloof, involve their deluded associates mu all
the guilt And peril, of violence, robbery, and mere
der. And we do further, in the name aomi c,n tile!
behalf of his MejestY,- -eroatestly reepuut.nul nod
enjoin his Majesty's loving subjects, whenever it
shall be found necessary, to have recourse to the
salutary HIC4SIIITS 'vhich the wisdom of Parke.
meat hes provided for the protection of persons
and property. And we do further exhert. the
proprietors of machinery not to be deterred
from continuing the use and employment of the
same, but vigilantly and strenuously to exert
themselves in the maintenance ftO'd darti (a: of their
property, amid in the prosecution.of theirlawlei
and meritorious callings, in time facll persuasion
that due watchfulness emnd resolution, exhibited
in the first instauce on their own part, will, es
bas- been proved by recent expernmece, most el-
fectually prevent or reed such mmegres-
sions : And We do further, in the Ilalne Ott l on
the belvelf of His Majesty, pt.and and command, ,
Sberilfs, Justices of the. Peace, Mmieor,
las, Constables, and other civil office-es, to cootie
nue their utmost vied:Alice and activity to the -
preservation of peace end good orde-r, the pie.
vention of nightly and other unlawful meetings
of ill-designing, nod tricked men, mind foe the de-
fence of His Miejesty'r eeaceable and •imninstm imms
subjects, from• the secret muchinatione and -oecen
attacks of the violators of private property*,' anti
the disturbers tif the emuhlie trenquiliiye; trust-
ing, as We do, that lay the constant end active
exertions of -nil well-dispoSed men, the misgoided
may be recleimed, amyl the. mischiceoir4 I in
awe, without the neceseity of reciarin,t, t 9 the
chastisements of the hur, ,•Itit.'ll it will he our:
titit;y, as goar,iinn Zit the general peace and pro'.
s;)crity of the realm, stritly to •eutoree, it 111iittlp-
pily the renewal of such atrocities as We imove
lately, had to deplore', shoold ugaite call for the
infliction of just and exemplary punishment.
aim) at time Court at Carlton iloese, this First
day of February, one thoesand eight hundred
and thirteen, in the fifty-third year .of ills
Majesty's Reign.
GOD seve the K ' '

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Pa,t gIo Vatirittott antl.lrelanti,on the Inth ”1 Murat.
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• The Archhishops cud itishop4 are et1119:11111(11 to prepare
Yoriti of Prayer in the,forioer, owl to Rena tht•rc-of to
the Oilferent SneritlW throughont Scotland, in order to its
beit4' published, 'and the Cierg,ymen ;,re to redd it in tbtir
ropeetive Parish Chnrches on the Lortt',„ I) n i t. t before the
1) tit of Moreh,l

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front the I till Light Prag-uan4, to 'he CotoLietr,vi.,
sir .oAvid outhunted to the comity:lnd of tile ;.41: '
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to 1,7 e Lienteitunt, ,AAliont viircl?me,
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fr‘iiii titr t.tuth Light Diegoons, to lie- L'idOpttt,
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1 kilt-u, Lieutenant Henry E. Lynch, from tUit 17th Ligl.t
I)ra4roons, to be Litiltenan!, without lint chui4.
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