The Sun.
London, England, 1817-02-20 00:00:00

POCK ET- no() K VOL; ND.

. At a Meeting had. bear Si: Peter'S Church,
Nlanche3ter, on Monday, the 10th inS!. n than
was detected ih the art Of picking pockett, abd
taken into custody. Whilst attempting 10 escape,
he was seen to throw away a Pocketbook, which
is HOW in the band's of Mf.NAott4. The Owner
is requested to idehtity it, in Order that the thief
May be convicted. It contained, amotigst other
papers, two written speeches, Of which the fol;
lowing nre 'literal copies. The originals may be
Seen at the Police Office :—=.•

1 have long ad it in contemlation to give tny
senteteents on a subject of so much iriyortance.
%Viten i Yew the sittnation that this cotttrey stands
in i hum very true) dispitied to think that the tate
is too mitch itntlet ther,controwl of the reech,
honey; and the working Cutts ton tiiueh hi subSer•
viencey to their implycrs, and nothing but a de-i
termend resistance Ito thrall/ of those intenteda-
lions-that ave so long beWildetd the mind, tor
nhiti suffers ins self to be ovehude by a grem look
wich is so much 111'0r:16641 Mel) robs the mind of
those noble sentemeutt that w hold(' flow front the
yonmane mind if man whould but he deterritend to
reede and judg for himself: ''Ever since the Ore of
Pitt i have been In a grate meshitte‘cable of judging
of cause and cfeet, that ,l'ittS ambeshon was of that
sorte that it was insteeld ititti a grate maney lives
ing carickters; and is pfittod6 ifi Olt botrey and
situate destrticktion, of the elth and strength of
the nation. How can it be otherwise when so
maney goveknoterits in on Contrey, for enstance
the King the lords the counsels the batikears the
Brockers the marchants the corn dealers the. mann-
farktors and all the eeareusdenornenation of other
brache of what is otttniatitcy coiht the trade, If
thes veareos goVethutcots ur wing eXspeets to liv
in pride and iminve ,t hat can ati•ey resonahle man
think of a dotitrey so sittated as England is. Can
those that air so sittated exspeet to hand all that
sopoted- wheltly down to there ciiiitirco, if they
do What Must' the working cittpect for there
Children.

For More efeettili sequeriug the Unoti. I have
thought proper to sogest a •fue idayes, and espe-
slialy when -i finde hmonge my nquantance and
,partickerly the thinking parte that from the ge.
ttearal vew of the Regents speech that no hope
reinainet but by a detertnend persevtanee to'efect
that grate national good mom. When a nation is
tinighted with a reguletietitreyspontlancelite aw of
a minister. mannfacteSi Regents speech can have no
intemcdation Ott alley parte of the conitntsenely, for
the time is arived that the emillttetters of govettnent
both must rind will give why to a piessing deter.
limitation of the megretcy of the polite. here.
fore to loose sight of forwarding and exstentling
the corresponding, men whould he wnrs then if It
ad never been adopted. I, dont no that it is not
the intenthin of the -commytves not to persevere
in thp 111110tt, yrt i.dont no • that they do, never.
thelesi it can be of 'marine to give them to.under.
stand that there is trends and werme frends ton,
and men that ore no way,afraile to spake anti per.
scvare in alley constitnonal way.--(llancliesfer r.
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