The Sun.
London, England, 1819-07-14 00:00:00

PEACE OF lIIE CITY.

The following, which we presume is a CUICII°
LAR, has been very properly issued, and we 11'01
that the firtnnes,3-of the City Ma4i9tracy trill (Ns'
trate the diabolical designs of the lieformiag ge“)..
lationists

" Ward of Forringdon Without, July 12, 1919.
" tint—Being directed by the Right Honourable tb6
Loan Maroa to return a sufficient nuraber of
Persons, to be sworn as Special Constables for this War"
for the purpose of being in readiness, in c:tse their Service;
arc required, to assist the Civil Power in the Preservation
the Peace, in consequence of a Matting advertised to 1)6
hoiden v..ithin this City, on Wednesday, the olst ofJulY'
instant, you are requested to signify your consent to tti4
Ward Beadles, ur to the Common Council, and aftervricji
to appear before me, at the Vestry Room, St. Scpulchre.4
Church, on Friday next, the 19th instant, at Eleven n'Cluci‘
is the Forenoon, preciselit, for Ore purpose oL being sworn.
" ROI3:,:RT
ul the said Ward."
We subjoin a Letter which we received this
morning from Birmingham, which shows that the
Rebels are actively in million. The
by cvhicit Sir CilAraes WoLsELEY is to l,e 61111
to London to ntimAND a scat in the noose 0'
ComaionS, might excite contempt for its MO'
deuce and folly, if it did not manliest the pi't'
rageous spirit of the wretches who are end°.
vouring to overturn our Established Governmcilt.
We refer the Public to other rebel movemell's'
which they will find in another column, under 014
Head of SEDITIOUS MERTINQS, aunt we COnEeiVe
that there is now full reason for all loyal l'e3ple'
in such menacing
,times, to rally routol 1.141$
THRONE and to defellt: THE CON-STITUTI:)11.

3 V
"BIUMLNGIJAM,JULY
being chosen as the day on which the workiog
classes always absent themselves from the mirrthy.
factories, an assemblage of people, consisting t't
about 20,000—many, and by tar the most resPec'
table portion being drawn together from corV
airy—took place on Newhall Hill, Birminghata,
ru consequence of placards which were posted
round the town, to consider of a set of Itesola.
tion: respecting a Refotm in Parliament. Mt,Pr
CArtrwatGuT (wlt;,se time would have been no-lcil
better occupied in preparing for that state whicit 1
his appearance innicates he must very shortly enter
into), and .Mr. Wormae, were specially incite"
to the Meeting, as was Sir CHARLES WoLSELBIt
but the latter sent an excuse for his non..attena'
ante, on account of a death in his family. ri"
speakers consisted of the two first named persons;
Mr. EDNIONDf, late a Schoolmaster in this towrit
but who has retired from the professions intend'
ing to devote his time to the mendiag of the Slate'
and for whom .a subscription has lately beef'
raked; Mr. AlAnDocxs, who has 'ucceeded LW'
E. in his scholastic duties ; Mr. Lewis, a School"
master of Coventry, and who was introduced Of
Sir CuARLEs WeILSELEy to the Reformers, tic
Stockport ; with one or two others of - little
note,—Among other It:solutions, it was carrie4,
that Sir CHARLES be sent tip to London,
to or MA ND a Seat ii) the House of Commons, °S
the LEGI,LATORfAL ATTORNEY Or REPEESENTA'
TIVE for tlicl2own of Birmiogham—these Gen'
tletnen thinking that there is no occasion for the
issuing of any Mit for the Election of Members
of Parliament ! A very wordy Remonstrance tO
the House of Commons was also agreed HP" ; •
and, alter th'e usual votes of nankg, the por7"
lace departed ai peaceably as could ba
expected."
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