The Sun.
London, England, 1819-10-25 00:00:00

SEDITIOUS INCITEMENT.

UNITED BRITONS AND uusriamts!!
You bare asked for itefiirm You have been slaughtered
with.the sword, yet,4u,l ice is delayed! Hikve you power
Exercise it with judg MF.F.TSpii MON-
DAY, November Ist, 1819, at Twelve o'Clock at Noon, in
Finsbury Market-place, Stiti•street, Finsbury-square, to Ad-
dress.the,Prince fur a Redress of Grievances.

—Let all industrious classes consult their Own good the idles
the into!erant,' and the sordid have long consulted theirs,
contrary to reason, humanity, and justice ! Myriads, of Bri-
tons alive to liberty meet to, give one imposing evidence of
their lore of freedom, their will to be freemen, and to make
one more APPEAL TO THE PRINCE to throw himself into
the arms of a high-spirited and generous people, against the
tyranny of an unfeeling; mercenary, and merciless oligarchy,
whose measures have long disgraced the Crown, oppressed
industry, and at last brought ruin into the land ! United
nations call on one man to declare himself the friend of
HUMANITY, JUSTICE, and LIBERTY! And unlike his
predecessors, instead of incorporating a town or village,a
People call upon him to immortalize his name, by enfran-
chising whole nations. Can one dial), will one man, resist
the voice of millions ? Will millions for ever be the dopes of
knaves? Forbid it, ye departed spirits of the brave, whose
crimson blood bathed se oft the sacred shrine of Liberty !
Forbid it, ye living Patriots, whose hearts bleed for your dead
and dying, for your famished anti famishing country-folks !
Forbid it, every man who has a soul to be free, and courage
to resist oppression ! No longer temporize with your fears
Nolo»ger listen to the wily words of cowards, knaves, and
plunderer's ! Your miseries are intolerable! The day of
deliverance is at hand. lionrctestinit.s remain with, your-
selves. Your fathers 4)ecitine free by their 'courage. Tyrants
were never subdued by cuwardty stiburi,,sion4 _Britons will
never turn reuegades„and,apostatise froni the heroic love of
Liberty and Justice displayed by their DNEY4i end HAW-
DENS, The times ira now portentous—filliousands of the
most useful people die daily of want—the crie- of the, op-
pressed rise tip to Heaven, ant call aloud:for justice urion
the guilty .littliors of their 'slitTerings. Birt let the people
Pause on the past, and onVeinore offer to a Prioce.the hand
of good fellowship ! Try; iii the awful circumstances of
,the times whet her.he has the wisdom to lake ii, to press it to
his' heart, and'exclaim aloud— icve for yniii wrtins!
but I will now‘he your friend !" Try if'the (was
dare.now advise him against ii sonny? p4il,:y to rejuct the voice
of reason, of justice, and tnercy Britons, .no longer tr,fle
with- your fate ;; demand }your rights I. 3syalie,_lo
gets. Will nothing rouse you Behold .t he ghosts 44 your
mangled friends, they cry, aloud Be fit _lv bid ! if you
would avoid our fate ! hot preserve peace ! llerpgood order_ !
respect property ! be not the first to 44,4;441, yef
OPPOSE MASSACRE AND MliltDEß!!;"
' A. THISTLEWOOD,' Secretary.

THE MART{ 'IS.

CORN-EXCHANGP., ()GT. 25.—Our wkts
but modetattly supolied with Wheat tlii, un!
being at this,time busily eugnged an wheat,
sowittg, and fine rung from Essex sold 25.• per
quartet ltiglier than Vist 1
,but •here is no
advance in the loft:riot qualities, which still meet
'hesey side; fine Badly being in demand,, what
few samples of th.ir deseripiinn appeßi ell to-clay
found ready buyers; at an advance 01 23. per
'quarter on the prices of Ai* tldy week ; -and there
was a.ko a free sale for the rirdimiry qualities for
grinding, at 30s. to 315., but the middling sorts
are nearly unsaleable; Old EnOiNli lie!an, are 2s.
pet quarter dearer ; there i, rather inure 'de.
mem' f,.r these from the Meilit'errilueiiii. but fi im
their low quality, sales ~,,ly be dii.c(cd in
small quantities; fi ,e 03t. 13st ~,elc-s
prices.—ln othcr articles n'n ,ite.ratiOn
. t

SmrTnFr rtn IMAittigr, Oc 95.---There was a rood Fupp'y
of all kinds of Cattle this morning at Market, and the prices
are getting up; Beef, in particular, is deal er.than last i‘lar-
ket-day; Mutton, Veal, and Pork, are also somewhat dearer
thatrour last quilation.—ln the Hay Market there is not
much difference in price, but remains nearly the satire as
last Friday's Market: Straw and Clover the•sante as per Our
last,. Tne following is a correct statement of the Prices and
Numbers at Market:— •

(To 'sink the 'Offal; per Stone of Sibs.)
Beef 4s. Od. to ss. 44.-I Veal 4s. 6d. to Gs. Od.
Mutton ..4s. 64. to ss. 84. I Pork 4s.. 6d: to 6s. 04.
Lamb c)s.,od. to Os. Od. ,
CATTLE AT MARKET. .. ,

- .
Beasts '24150 Sheep and Lambs .... 16,210
Caives

HAY AND STRAW PER LOAD.
Hay.... ,C 3 10 0 toZS s q 1 clover..,C6 0 oto ,C 7 7 0
Straw k 1 6-.0 to rf:l 16 0

. ,
MURDER BY POISON.—OD Wednesday.last, an
101:111f:St was held at the G;iiitlhall, Grantham, be•
fore G. COsvARD, Gent. Coroner, on view of the
body of V. Harrison, carrier bet ween that place and
Corby, and a verdict. of Wilful Murder was recorded
against Elan frultqn, of Coggles. The.fol-
lowing are the pattteulars of this:melancholy event
whiCh:transpit ed before the Juvy. :—Harrison was
hisiunrney to Grantham on Tuesday the 12th
when he came np,,rit Easton-pasture %%Hi
Walton and her sister, who were sitting on a hr ,p
of stones : he permitted them to 'ride, and bad not
proceeded above 200 yard, before they Pretended
to discover a bundle.by the,
.road•side, containing
two pieces of cake, a portion of which Alin Wal-
ton presented to the deceased, and of which he
immediately ate. On arriving ,at Grantham he
,was taken ill, and it was discovered that a quail-
:ity of arsenic had been mixed np with the cake.
Medical aid was immediately called in, but without
effect ; he lingered till the Saturday following,
and then died. Walton was appreLended
on the Coroner's warrant at Long Benington on
Wednesday evening. It 14 said tbat the deceased
had paid his addresses to the prisoner, and lately
married another woman.

A large sparrow-hawk, was taken, last week, on
the brow of Ldnsdown,' in the following novel
manner. Some young Gentlemen of the Grammar
6chool at Bath, were Amusing ihemselves wit
eying a paper kite, made, in imitation of a large
bird, which the hawk was soon observed gra-
dually to approach ; and, after haVing made
a few circles round the kite, the: bird suddenly
elevated itself to a eonsider,,,hle height, and then
pounced down upon it. The kite instantly fell
to the ground with the bird upon it, when it was
perceived that the hawk had entangled its claws
in the string, and the acholars ran to capture it,
which they effected, but not before their hands
-were much lacerated. The hawk is now kept in
the garden on Sion-41111i'