The Sun.
London, England, 1819-09-03 00:00:00

FULL TUE SVN.

TO Silt FII.INCIS Bum)Err, atlr:.
tors'
Upon reading the Newspapers
tt,— tl°9n
ing, I wets " fil!ed with shame, grief, and ik",k‘e,
uation," at the sight of your Letter to the
tors of Westminster. f a Ili"
Call this possibly he`,.the 'production, o
rouet of ancient and respectable leanly ?•"7"
the composition of a man of honour tod
ciple ?—This the letter of a titan who has arty
bard for justice ? Such then. is the gloriutis sea
spring of a' revolutionary spirit ! Such the bles.
practic
(fleets of a Jacobin School ! Such the
proof of the lessons taught in it !
it t°
What upon a garbled Newspaper acco4" ip
vilify in the most opprobrious teams--to °alto(
the grossest language—to attack so wantoOf
1
maliciously the Yet/Manly of England ,le.
matize as butchers, as murdet els, as blood}'
ros, one of the most respectable classes in sat
ciety, many of s' hoot have heads as carable
so
,
judging, and hearts as susceptible of feeliug'
their calumniators. To hold up to Public exec
Lion men, who at the peril of their lives sud Pr,.
petty stood forth to protect the Civil r"'"'ic,
men upon whom a more painful duty ne'ert
b •
volved, and who discharged that duty in sus
manner as to call forth the most grateful aadc°o
dial thanks of every respectable inhabitant la
town of Manchester tO
Such aspersions might perhaps be expecte"' °lir
some two penny scribbler, some wholesale cell
ci
of sedition and blasphemy, some half-o°4
wretch, %eh° lives upon the wages of
bui, good Heavens I that a man of itulepeadeil
'is
and liberal education should be guilty of 5° '
founded and barbarous a statement t.
Os°
Yna call upon the Country Gentlemen to
themselves—to' awake from their letharo;
head public Meetiugs. Your call may possiblYopi
obeyed, but the result of these Meeting*
be a general vote of censure upon your cont,q,,c:
a general expression of abhorrence of yoor rre%
broached doctrine of Universal Suffrage aa3.11.001;
nual Parliaments ; a doctrine, in their °Pins if
as subversive of the British Constitution
tB5lO
would be destioetive to the Liberties Cf
People. tirc
Believe me, Sir, the Gentlemen of Bog's—lA.os
as tremblingly alive to the interests and libe'ita
of the lower otders as you represent Yoariel-.0
be, and as feelingly deplore their present di'lfs;
and did they really consider, as you seon i
;
Universal Suffrage and Annual Pali intents
nssiljil
panacea for every evil, thousands of the"'to
flock to your standard. 13ut they disdain, 611.'0,
gratify their ambition at the expense of their 4110
sciences, or to sacrifice their principle* s/

shrine of popular applause. 0 IV
As for your observations in conclusion or. je
Military, the soldiers full well know how t°l sbot
preciate the remarks of a man who blows ""
and cold in the same breath—who in the
!or,
same letter represents them as the pests of s°cl v;
and the saviours of the liberties of the Pe°l: to
who holds them up as blood-thirsty wrete"..ol
public abhorrence, and ends with an byllncill •
Oie
canting about their sufferings from a cat-°.-loor
tails. Lay not then the flattering unction " 3 121
soul of being cheered like the seven Bi'lli-brf
the Military upon a trial and acquittal-
,(e.
understand. their own -interests too well ;
spect too much that Constitution and 6a4(i
went, under which they have so long an or
comfortably lived, to be cajoled from their ve
and allegLince by those desperate gamble" inbottr
'hies, whose will theories would plunge bo
themselves acid their country into irretricl'i
ruin.--1 am, Sir, &c. &c.
v‘i 4S.
August, 1819. A COUNTRY GENTLm--'

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It appears that Mr. Peaksosr, the Atto°;id
has collected a list of persons who were.
in the late riots at Manchester, but did not (111$4.
proper to resort to the Infirmary for stirgicalicteA
sktance. It is probable that many of the la°
very prudently in so doing. The list cullts,htg
some pretty notorious names, and it putt t"-nds•
those who suffered from sabre and shot v"lt'-1.,11.
I Now we very well know that no shots e" —/i.€4
except in the evening riots, when the 11.i°1
was, again read, and the people who remajo.eibot
getaer and resisted, were guilty of felony "It dot
benefit of Clergy. It is no great wonder elves
such persons should decline making dietillssOV.
l. faro
known at the lkifirinary : and wetexpee
PeARsoN has done some of them no gredi
11—
in publishing their names. It is all oA'mil,
thing for an Attorney to help his. clio3l° -
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into a noose ; but this danger Alr. PEAR s S
doubtless carefully a‘oid.--qito Times.) n VO
WINDSOR, SEPT. 1.-011 Mondavi the
of GLoUCBSTUR, attended by a LadY to frjJ
visited the Princess Augusta, at the Ctistlei.ioner;
Royal highness returned to liagsbot t°
In the evening, the Duke and Duchess (7 : lg,ce
arrived at the Castle. Yesterday, the
Art;;usta., accompanied by the Duke anti Vii't f
of Kent, took an airing in rin open cartOgeor
Windsor (heat Valk. Their Royal- 1-1`g11:1 tlje„
afterwards went :o oginore, reunite° /r
Ca‘tle to dinner ----411 e Piincess (°°4
4irinz in 11;:r carriage ssit.t Leriiatlenclanis'