The Sun.
London, England, 1819-07-01 00:00:00

" 1)1311LiC MEETiNG

" To he held ttt BizeLburn on Monday next, sth July, 1919.
" We, whose guiniei are hereunto subjoined, haring ,it-
nested the Men:4RJ, and ctill increasing, wiser, of Qur un-

bappy Country, and conceiving Uewise that our tDtress°
proceed from a corrupt House of Commons, Jo Cali 3 P%l
..iieeth,y, (Mier to devise the most speedy and eliect%,
means which the Laws of Nature and the ancient C''''sTitp„
tion our Country furnish us with, by making' 55a!"1%.11%
peal to the whole of the people of Great Britain, prJ
them to juiu us in so laudable an undertaking, that l'Y a
terwined and resolute perseverance, we may unite 41 'ca
establishing our Ggovernment in its pre:;ti,:t,
founded on principles of • eternal Justice and the W.:o°
Man. We earnestly request the attiondance of that P3rt
"1
society called the middle classes, whom the present sy,ll
il;wvernment, if Ion; persevered in, will reduce tJ (4r4-'

pauperism.
(Signed)—" Edward Lotus, William Warring, 1'3°16::
Duckworth, John Chapman, James Barwise, Laurei'r,
Pickup, William Holt, tir'iiiiam Smith, Jolla o°o
John Jackson, William Bakindale, Joseph Jelt'r'j
Jonathan Burrew, and Pcter
" The Chair will be token precisely at 1 o'cluct." to
This determined perseverance of theAliscre3o t
who are attempting to overthrow the Goversine°,
of the Country, and to bring on ua all the horror
is
of a French Revolution, now forcibly dcw6lll
not only the vigilant attention of Governioe"e
but of all wise and good men through"( the
Country. We yesterday gave an account of
Institution of a Society of FIibIALE REFOBl4lllll'i
whose Prospectus is evidently the Word
Male Rebels. We thought proper then to °rill;
the third Resolution passed by this
Coterie, as too gross an insult to Government 6n,
the House of Commons, but upon re-coll'ijer:,
Lion we think we ought to expose the wicked "-1
signs of the enemies of the State their hu'
of malignity, and therefore subjoin it this d3l;
earnestly recommending it to the notice of °L'
Rulers :
" That we collectively and individually pledge 001.5c1
to use our utmost endeavours to instil into the minds 01
Children a deep and rooted hatred to our corrupt and ti(3o
uical Rulers; and further, that we do not let any occasion P
without expressing our detestation and abhorrence 0( ,b,l
House of Commons, who have scoffed and mocked the s'llitr
bi
ings and distresses of a patient and an industrious PeaPle'd
imposing additional Taxes, at a time when Parent'
Children are suffering the greatest privation for Want
food."

The Times of this day has honoured with its f
Lice a paragraph appeared in our Paper°
yesterday, but which it designates as " "fli'lla
ing specimen of anti-climax." With all dlle rec
spect for the taste and judgment of The Timel'4
114
cannot admit that the designation is correct• 0
stated that we had employed our efforts " alb
preservation of our happy establishment in o°c
and State, and a firm resistance of Poetsa intc°
sion into our Legislature." These arc, no
essential objects, bat the dangers that thre4(eo
them arc generally temporary. We then advertel
to what will be for ever interesting and imPttl'''
in the detail of ordinary life, viz. the security of
property, upon which the happiness of
so much depends, hut which his often been wil°'
lf
lost, and its possessors reduced to ruin a,4
misery, when it has been entrusted to tile IP/'
li/0
uagcment of ignorance and presumption.---be
have, therefore, been anxious to support 16
Cause of those REGULAR SOLICITORS WllO /la',
devoted years of labour and study, at great ea,
pence, for the attainment of knowledge, in A Pr
fession of the utmost importance to Society.
if, after all, we have been guilty of an anti-cligl t;
we can only say that we would rather err i'' laso
than in principles, and that while we to
approbation of the Public at large, we shall
heed the sarcasms of fastidious or carping Critic

Yesterday the VICE-CHANCELLOR visited thgl
PRINCE REGENT at Carlton-House.
PI
Yesterday the Duke of YORK had a dinner PI
The Duchess of YORK. honoured Covent-bar
Theatre with her presence last evening.
Yesterday the Duke and Duchess of GL°IJCEr
TER left town for Bagshot.
iesf
ARGYLE RooM3.—This place was opene°oo L'",
night for the Annual Concert of Mr. and 0"
ASII E, and was attended by a very elegant c°,4l
pany and many distinvtished amateurs. Tile v°,-1
department was filled by Mrs. AsHa, Miss N3st—it.
Signor NALDI , BEG REZ O'CALLAGHAN., tglltl
music was well selected, and performo:ao
great taste and the utmost precision. Mrs. I"ioct
sung with that fine taste and touching exPre'tlio
fur which she has always been distinguished. 'dot!
AstlE displayed admirable skill on the harp' Ica
her sister on the piano•sorte. The Band .v 69 ere
by SPAGNOLETTI, and the instrumental pieces sffiev.
well supported by him, ASIIE, SAUST, and s-04
LAND. Tie whole was a fine musical feast,

was received with the wannest applause. die
A spirited canvass has already begun in Ott;
burghs of Anstrnther, &c. in Fife. Col. •13;11-sir
has started on the Independent interest, wbiented
WILLIAM RAE, Bart., the newly pr%t
Lord Advocate of •Scotland has been noiouj' ig
On the Government interest. A warm routes r'
expected, but the most singnine hopes al.'" en
tained of Col. BAIt.LIE's final succes4. (lie
A serious accident had nearly taken place h'r
f tIC
Cobourg Theatre la,t night. in the !Iran(' vf,er,
scene of the new piece, The Inra, one of °'e I,ad
formers, Mr.Hohhs, s, anchor', ly opp,r•lieloa
of the piee2s of cannon, or-nifty,' r,
himself at the time they were di.,charged; hll'
ieye/
inately received put of ;)e 1 ilet
which dvoi iyed him of Ilk s;tfitt t•ir a sitro.
hut surgical oss'stat:;e hcin't.; immt dtaCJY
cured, he is in e fair way at eccovery