The Sun.
London, England, 1819-11-19 00:00:00

TO ALL LOYAL ADDRESSERS.

" When bad meu combine, good men asso-
ciate."—The approaching Crisis demands your in-
stant and incessant exertion.—lt is not in the
nightly watchings, nor in the daily parades of thp
held, that all your diligence is to be occupied :
these are needful to prevent a part of the danzer

from coming, or to encounter it when it comes ;
another duty, less laborious, but not less fin-
portant, is necessary, and to that I call you.
You have testified by your signatures the pledge
of pri.iciple, of honour, and of conscience, to the
defence of the Constitution against all its Enemies.
AVhatever be the language of your several decla-
rations, this is thtir spirit and substance. The
Enemies, against whom you are. so solemnly
pledged. are not aliens to our soil. though aliens to
her interest. Against a civil foe no %ear can be

waged but a civil war: and thk, _ Iluhusitat ingly
say, must be and ought to be Ivaged. The obloquy
of a phrase, so abhorrent every English
feeling, must be fl,ne. back upou those who
first violated the inter nal repo`, of England.—

peare—at victorious peace—wit !lie world,

11% r 11,1:1) childr,•n nave awakened her to war :

and, if they do not ca‘t down 'heir undwitul

wcapon,, she has odic, cHl4ren, who will chas-

tise their rebellion,.and (hen) bad; into suh•
milsiveness —Pox Cello querenda mote
!elm-tautly I would din 4 my sword against a tel-
low_colz,n. the more fharply it should fall, when
he had once compelled it out of ils scAbard.

Torre is, hol ever, a more hut rdiite exertion ;
an exertion, ►►Bich beilie preventive reti►er than
penal, is assuredly more desirat;le. Concur in it
rigorously, and undeviatingly ;--yon
fiur►, Gentleme►►, very soon find, its whole-
some tifects.
You i►ossess among yourselves s large numerical
force, and a still larger personal power. Your
ranks include by tar the greatest portion of the
properly, the money, and the commerce of the
Empire. Use these to put down Rebellion—and
your swords, perhaps, will not be necessary.
Employ no cletics, or agents, or journeymen,
or servants, who read radical moths, who attend
radical meetings, or who wear radical ensigns.

lirithdraw yunr custom from all tradesmen who

. allow thcir shops to be the receptacle of radical
who adv,ptize in radical newspapers,
Who subscribe to radical sotievers, who read sedi-
tion, or who mount it upon tiwir heads.
Give no orders to goy mann!arttirer who, in
any of tie above modes, exhibi!s his radic.,,lism.

40. a wnt►l, buy !tot our arlicle of e!►nsumption or
Commerce tiont a Radical, or a favonter of
NHrti-
eats. Put !bent out of the vale 01 all socialinter-
course, aPrl, be assurer!, iilf crest kill bring hack

10 their duty the needy 1001 and his s.tdid

Associate for THIS purpose.—Your Enemies
have set the example. Feeble as it is in. their
bands, it evidences their hearts.—ltetaliate it
lIPon them.—lf it be a civil war, it is at least a
Llc►ortless one.—Wi; h you, it is Justice--►with
Olen) it is Conspiracy.

TEN AX.

Last night, at nine o'clock, the PRINCE Re-
111kNr arrived at Carlton-house, from Brighton,
accompanied by Sir BENJAMIN BLOOMFIELD.
The PIIIICeSS of WALES, it is said, intends
scorntling the winter at Marseilles.
Yesterday the Earl of LivrtilPont, and Viscount
CASTLERFAGH had 9 long consultai ion with Iris-
t'outit Sin.mouTti at the Secretary ot State's Of-
, her for the Home Department.
The Duke and Dochess of CLARENCE returned
It^ town on Wednesday evening, from Bushy
4)Sik, to dinner. Yesterday their Royal High-
tresses walked in St. James's Park. In (lie even-
i('g the Duke and Duchess of Yoarc dined wi:k
ilieir Roy,.) Highnesses, at their residence in
tBt. James's Palace,—Yesterday meaning the
iChess of CLARE,NCE went to Kensington Pa-H
lace, on a visit to the I)uchess of KENT.
Yesterday alernoon Prince LeoroLo arrived
Tt
•lel)Singtor) Palace from Claremont. His Royal
_V;elitiess dined with
.the Dike ant! I)uchess of
TlP'.l'47, and afterwards proceeded to Marlborough
:The CHANcP.Lina of the EXCHEQUER bad a
;rand dinner put y yesieiday.
dFEVER IN rS were received yester•
ay from Cad,z, dated the 29tb.ult. 'lll, fever is
tk"htally declining ; it has assumed a less Ina-
le*"3llt form, Hod the number of new cases is grcatly
ssened• The deaths were 78, 70, and 60, on (lie
it
~, days preceding the 29 ; 'he return of
"et 06S011S, Recording to the last official eport ,
b:/lY 6,200 At Seville, the fever does not Hp-
liar to have moth-rated the same de; lee
t8'1" Cadiz ; but in that city, con-idertug its very
eat extew and population, its ravages have been
mparatively limited•
11 Letters from G:braltar are arrived to the 27th
ta • ; at which time, we are happy to state, tt:e
tiotlison remained perrect!y tree horn all intec-
u, n• it oriv be hopeu therelore, us the fever
-43 declining
the last
in malignity at Cadiz, according to
tze last accounts, the inhabitants of this for-
wholly escape from its influence.
11,1'e Earl and Countess of CHARLEMONT still
Ih4l "4 on the Continent, and at the date of the
411 lettets to their friends, were in perfect
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