The Sun.
London, England, 1812-06-24 00:00:00

This'Day was published,

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A It I A N.. A N .0 --V . E L.
When first thy sire to send on earth . .
Virtue, his darling child, deSign!d,
, . To thee he gave'. A,f I,enverily birth,
-.And'bade to form her infant mind. .
Stern rugged Nurse !, the rigid lore
With -potence many a year she bore;
• What sorrow was, thou •had'at her kuow,
And frcuk her own she learn'd• to melt at, others' woe.
' - Ode to Adv'enity.--;GRAr.
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TO HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS THE PRINCE REGENT.
ADDRESS of the INHAWTANTS of the:Towns of MAN-
CiIESTER and SALFOR.O,, and the Neighbourhood, on
the lata assassination of the Right Han. SPENCER PAL
CE VAL.
V, the undersigned Inhabitants ci the
V towns of Manchester and Salford,-and the :Neigh-
bourhood, ber leave at this time, to approach your Royal,
HighneSs; witli expressions of our mostticartfolt condolence
for the -irretrievable loss which . yourself and the United
Kingdom have lately sustained by the assassination of the
Right. Honourabie'Spencer,P:n.ccvm._
2ln whatever point of view we conteitipkttc this horrid tra,
gedy, we see nothing in it but what tends to excite ortruste,t
indignation, to harrow up the best feelings of humanity, and
to`draw forth the tear of sympathy, attead:!,d with a deep s4;it
of lamentation over the outrage done to the laws?, to the vir--
thes, and to the security of the country. It is not only that
we deplore, in the person of the laMented Victims the- un-
timely extinction of pre-eminent talents,. sanctioned and en-
nobled by the most undeviating uprightuesi- anti the most
inflexible integrity of character. It is not only that we
lament an able Conoselior lost to the Kinzdom, tender
HusOatid and Father snatched away from his ,Faroii),
bright example from the country, and an afnia.%ie fiend
from society; but our principal alarm and sorrow arise from •
Abe- consideration that vice bath -begun to assuine aianigst
us so bold a,:froat, and that we are made. to tremble ai ike at
the malignity of its7purpose and the audacity or its enterprise;
whilst we behold the most nnexampled violence, .offered td
the precepts of religion and justice, even within the walls of
that I-Vuse which was treeted for their encouragement, their
protection, and extension.

Yet in the midst of our distresses-on the present, melancholy
occasion, a gleam of hope and consolation 'dawns upon our.
minds from the belief, whizh we are nut unwilling to cherish,
that private resentment, unconnected with anforganized plan
of insurrection and sedition, 'has been solely instrumental in •
producing the catastrophe which we deplore. We derive the
higher satisfaction frail\ this consideratir, because we are
not insensible to the terrible spirit of disorder and insubor-
dination which bath lately manifested itself in various parts
of the United • Kingdom, and particularly in our own
neighbourhood ; and w& are anxious to assure your Royal
Highness, that in proportion as this spirit excites out
horror, in the_ same degree it will rouse all our zeal and
.energy to repress it. . But convinced that our dependence,-on'
this' occasion, must not rest on ourselves alone, but on that
divine power which is above ourselves, our constant and fer-
vent supplications will be offered up to the Most I-figh, that,
in the wisdom and goodne'ss of His adorable providence; He
will be'pleasd to bless and protect your Royal Highness and
the gorernment with which you are invested; and that your
Royal Highness may long Jive to see union, peace, and
prosperity, extended throughout the empire, by the very op-
pasition which was designed for their overthrow and anuilii-
latio.n.

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