The Sun.
London, England, 1819-09-16 00:00:00

LOYAL ADDRESS.

The following is the outline of a truly Loyal anti
Patriotic Address; which is, we are given to under-
stand, now circulating amongst the respectable
part of thb cotnmuhity in many plates adjacent to
the City or Londori The signatures, we are in•_
formed, air already very nunterods

To his Royal Highness GEoRhE PRINCE of WALES, Regent

of the Vnited itit*dom.

":lay it please 'yoiir Royal Highnes,

.‘ We, the nndersigneil Inhabitants of, the Hundreds of
Blackbi:atli And Litile Leisneii, in the county of Kent,
htiwbly beg leave to apirr.Oaeli yotir Ituyal Iliglineis with sen-
timents of most loifil'att,iclinivrit to the Peron and Govern-
'nen* of our beloved and grateful 4.clatowledge-
went of the continued nilintenance ant! protection of our
Religion% and Cir•tl Rights and Liberties, throng!) the whole
course of Ifi% patriotic and benignant reiJn, and the no less
patriotic and salfitary. RegerCy of yoUt• Royal Highness.

Appreciating us •Lirituns the Constitutional flight of the
'ubjetts of this realm to meet in a peaceable Manner for tl e

orderly,diseussiOn-of their grievances, and petitioning for re-
dre.ss,.ive view With Indignation and abbOrretice the glaring
abuses of. those disaffected persons, who of late, under the
pretext of exercising this invaluable privilege; have convened
ltcetiflt_l by intiainaihtoy plater& and advertisements,where
they have marched Uticler the banners of Sedition, and ad-
dressed th-it folliniers in language manifestly intended to
product toinultS and insurrections.

" 13y.tueatis such as the.:,:e, by other mare private and in-
measiire;, and under. the spe‘eiOnt atVectation of Re-
form, doctrines have been propagated aimingsrthe ignorant
And unwary,-directly.calehlated to :;:iiifound the distinctions
of civil life, and destroy the sacred institutions of our
ancestors, *rough the instrumentality of treason and re-
bellion, fur which, as it appeared, hirge panties °Mlle deludri4
have actually been trained by military drillings its
bye places. • - „

• -" Fully aware of the revolutionary tendency of such pro-
reetlingS, And sensible of the manifold blessings derived to us
through Divine Novidence, from the excellent Constitution,
'Mt& r which. We live, we do resolve— •
• " That we will severally and collectively use our most
'strenuous endeavours tO maintain it inviolate, by supportinz
a due execution of the laivs against all those who-may, in any
respect, attempt its subversion, and.hy fxposing ourselves on
all occasions, and in kla.wful way, to the principles and prac-
tices of the seditions,„and the acts and machinations of all
such persons as shall in any manner whatever strive' to dis-
Au:b the public peace, or endanger the safety of his Majes-
ty's Government.
„.

Signed,, &c."

LIVEttPOOI, M EIITI NG.

Corre+portdence• bet4ven 0'6:C11141.ml!) of rh.
late Lic•etpool Public Meeting and L.n.d
MOUTH :

" Livrpool, Aug. MI, 1819.

Mr Loßiii.-4-hitie the honour to .forward to your Lord-
*hip, fur presentatiOn to his Royal Highness the Prince Re-
gent, the Address and Petition adopted at ra Meeting of the
Inhabitants of Liverptiol and its vicinity.
" opiniOn - prevails, that in some cases, Addresses of
this !Janne have not reached their destination; but, although
I do not give implicit belief to this, front the manifest danger
which any public servant would incur, by intercepting the
sentinients of- the People in their -approach to the Throne;
yet,.as such .a notion has got abroad, your Lordship will, I
trust,
_excuse sue, if, as the organ of a large Public Body, I
request vont' Lordship's :notiftLation that the Constitutional
Right of the People has . not, in this case; been denied to

" [lmre the honour to be, my Lora,
4f Your Lordship's most obedient, hnothle Servant.
s. hORG WILLIAMS.
" To Oct Right Hon. Lord Vi‘. Sikimouth."

c. Whitehall, September 9, 1819.
cc* Sta—T hare received your Letter-of the 30th ult. in—
closiog a •Petition signed hr, you, and..teklressed to his Itoyal
Highness the. Prince Itegent. which )•nu state to hare 'welt
adopted at the Srietibg of the Inhabitants of Liverpool and
-

" I sliall-71use, no time in laying this Petition before his
, Royal flizhnessl lint I have to observe that, as it does not
proceid from any COrporate Body,, it C7lll only he received as
the Petition of the individual by whom it is signed.
•
" Lam, Sir, your most humble Servant,'
(Signed) " SIDMOLITH.
" George Esq. Liverpool."