The Sun.
London, England, 1817-03-31 00:00:00

less thAn tine fancir of Sur:ltn rond finto. a tna,s
of- ;natter glowing (rota the furnace of Faction
SIiAti.ESrEAR'S fine allusion to the .flint,—
" which, tutta enforced; yields: an "hasty spark,
and streight is .cool, again." Such are the sport-
ings of your apirit.; and if the basis of wit is :t uth,
your soperstilteture will do, no dishon9or to its
foundation.

Y6O. think- the lessons which W---s has learnd
float experience will hinder him from forfeiting
the 'protection of the laws, tho'. it scarce appears
that his experienee has as yet tangy him any;
think Kitt malicious obstinacy ; and you, it you
I,la-re as yet had no experience of your own, seem
to have profited still less than he from your
oh-
,serrations On such lessons t►s sou think should
teach hint. Butt be that as it miiy; if oar laws
have not yet secured their Sovereign from such
abuse as wood justifie a private 6entleman for
bringing. either Mr. or you to a severe,
;And perhaps tragical,' account, it is•cettainly ne-
cessary that some Metre effectual ones should be
made against such licentious obloquy as at hone
disturbs— the. eternal quiet of the nation, and
abroad, brands It apt a
,pia6i unreclaiMed from
bairharism. • •

When you conjure up yonr terrible Apparition
Of Illegal Violence, and then 'chace it away by a.
complement which• the whole tenour of your dis-
course wOutireduee to an-itisigmilicant value ; and_
when you soon afterwards WI twthat even this
violence wood be less disgraccfull than ntt-..
decisivt,• gualifieiug. measures,. with what jarring.
opinions would yon puzzle atitl, distract, our tin*
derstanding ?
-Yon then:advance, that nothing but the house
of•Commons' formal repeal nt their Resolution
ou .the Middlesex. Election can cure the wound
given. to the 'Cons! itution.'•; But- afterwards scent-
in g to recollect that this measure wbud not So
!well answer the priV:ate interests of your Party, you,
assert, that your favourite nostrnni,-,-;a Dissolu-
tion of the Parliament, can only gratify the
united wishes of the —Whole--People:ol,‘...
I pass over the honourable.epijhets
.which yquF
bestow occasionally. both Houses nt'Pailia-"
trent: they -alt., and J „hope. allcstays,lvill be,
proper judges of% thejtjßvn„,and..- honourable
supp?rters of thei.g:.§ttv,elkigu'.s dignity, and, it is
will Make yolu\
.pr:/per acknowleligmetqs
%vhenever.yonr modesty Suffer•you to Met
them.knowlthe real. name and' 'residence of the
person to whom they are indebted. We- do. not
acknowledge any authority in the People of Great
but in 'Parliament; in every .other vie*
we consider them, not as, an aggregate body, but
as indiViduals'; in suchlight ..9potk the
whole London Ta,vern Factory, with all their
customers; dealers,. apt: retailers, whether ass'o,
elm cal by• the industry of ,their or by
puff's and advertisements to recommend' their rotten
wires, coati you even prove,t4se tribe etitial to
seven.. millions, and put
,the lyht;le legisrative
power into their liitiills, an etitbiOileDettibetacy,
au intolleralk A narchy, and an absolute Monarchy
woad, in all likelyhood, comprehend three4tickly
.sobsegnent Revolutions. Stroud the have
even humourd the present-clambur for a Dissolu-
tion, what Other effect coud It have bath that
as is Produced by the too fond indulgence of .11.
01. 2. child, t o
„sot ablf. 4 :a al) t n
upon every'slight occasion.

JANUAR' CS.
4** We hare carefully adoi?ted the orthography
of the original manuscript..