The Sun.
London, England, 1819-10-12 00:00:00

DECLARATION.

" We, the undersigned Magistrates, Clergy, Merchants,
'traders, Householders, and Inhabitants of the City of Bris-
tol and its NeighbourhOod, feel it a duty 'incumbent on us, in
the present alarming state of the Cuuntry, when its most va-
luable Establishments are threatened 'With destruction front
tile attacks of its domestic enemies, to make a public avowal
of our 'Jett rmination to su.pport whatever measures may he
t'und necessary, and the emergency of the times may war-
tsnl, for the security of the Public Peace, and the preserva-
-44n of our unrivalled Constitution. •

4' That such a state of things can subsist in any form of
Curerument, consistently with the public safety; that nu-
ke' ous bodies of the People, with their minds thus prepared
itturreetion, and many of them previously trained to the
use of arms, can, without danger to the Constitution, be per-
*lilted to assemble under the banners 61 Sedition, anti under
t43se►ieiaucc of such Leaders, for the avowed purpose of altdr-
-14 the Laws of the Land by force ;—is a proposition which•
!retlulky itself must reject._ History has too clearly proved,
Itthe li6ht of human reason were i►►adequate to the discovery,
Itat toe course of such proceedings naturally and necessarily
444s,*through the intermediate stages of Rebellion ant
"ttluchy, to the most odious of all tyrannies—a Military
Despotism.

The base arts so industriously, practised by wicked and
i7lgnitig men, to excite a spirit of disaffection .amongst the
recorders of the people, (which the Inhabitants of this
• •Ttl City, in a public Declaration of th6r principles, have
ready had occasion to stamp with the mare of..their strongest
`,7protration), have of late assumed a character of s} stern and
„„,"iaPitation which no.Loyat subject can contemplate with-
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, it:clings of the utmost alarm. In the pursuit of their Re-
. ''''tnidn'Arfdetigns, these factious demagogues set at defiance
consideration which has hitherto been held sacred in
ietri for-tins object, public,itions of the most blasphc-
"lsa-Idlreasonahle character are issued from the. puss;
tuery corner of the Kinadom, where distreis happens to pre-
Ail, is infested by- their itinerant. prators; inflammatory
"thes are delivered, holding up the must venerable insti-
7.int•ufitl:,e7.4 4f the Country ta public contempt; and the }}poison of
nd treason is administered in every possible shape.
. 14:heir ignorant and deluded victims.
To avert such dreadful ealatutiei from this hitherto fa-
Carted land, to sass our Country. from the horrors of a Revo-
Of which we have Wad 'so recent and so terrible an " ex-
,7• lin a neighbouring State, is the duty of the loyal and
, .tr aril-affected in every ram: and condition of society. We there-
' Pledge ourselves, collectively and individdally, to exert
utmost eudeavours to counteract the machinations of
tAe r'se pi-miler& enemies of t ate who are plotting
stsbyersion of all Civil Government; and we
,trust that
aryrequisite measure will he adopted to direst the progress
that Writ o: instibordioation and irreligion, of late but too
wi▪ ressfully fomented amongst us. which threatens to under-
' ne the foundations of the Constitution, and which, unless
sod vigorously suppressed, will, we are persuaded,
Qltimately effect the' lest ruction of the most perfect, form of
q,,,,
te,rnment ever framed lq human wisdom, for the pro-
,.. m of the lives, the liberties, and the oroperties of the
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TO T. TAYLOR, Erg. No. 9, New Bridge-street, London.
lit,moviten sin,
BEG leave to iraorm you, that ever since the
- Year 17510, I had been afflicted with the Lnes Venereal,
hich, front its obstinately resisting every course of medicine
hr the dcoct eminent of the faculty here, and un-
Trgoing severaisevere courses of salivation, and twice dis-
Z frOm the Hospital With little relief, would appear to
of tide mast inveterate nature. In tic spring of fast year
liiorder bad got to smelt a head, as nearly' to put a period
Thr'xiArrice--.1 had a large ulcer on the crown of nay head,
*,le dot each stn. and my legs were broke out in a frightful
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.411^", t rov righti was dreadfully .painful, and .had been in a
Kate of ttlee.ratiOn for the last seven years; my left had also
trp,
k"-gP furies rut It, was very much discoloured, and gave
44-` 35.-01 excruciating pain, particularly when warns in bed,
Ptarly to deprive me of rest ; its this lamentable state, I
trimornmended by Mr. J. Thompson, .(who received, so
lsetha.cure by them here), to take your Leahe's Patent Pills,
ffdrrth beran to do on the 24q.b o. May; in the coarse of a
likuir.l`lol
.1 began to receive benetit 7•in little snore than a
loon ,f, it the
on my headland arms were soundly healed—
aete, `eri the sores on me legs healed also ; leaving, how-
-11.1 ewisiderable tUAColot:tation in the slim, arid pain in the
14,1,t of the left, which, by the blessing-of •(44id, ;tad. a little
th;4l* perseverance in vo.ur invaluable Medicine, suhstded
r)oies disyersin-, skin regaining its natural hue, and
j.:.loetrartral pains gradually, going off.—l thus became, by
tf:,!,.ltheral advice and medicine, Perfectly free from all my
t-t.t. rt. domplaints•-have recovered uty former spirits a ud
it,n`iitigtb, acid an, become jolly and fat, in which state having
nUcil many months, to the astonishment of all who, knew
atis at a loss isd what terms tid express my gratitude, hut
tt7,1`.11,- for Ott' good of dither suffering mortals, to make
case as public as possible, as I shall on every occa-
tiop 'I" 50 doing you will greatly oblige,
",r, your grateful, obedient, very humbleservant,
. ALEX. MURKER
Sayan.'
Close, 11Ht-street, Edinburgh.' „ .

. NL-itncsses twtltc above Cure
11-"trips'it, No. 3, ;dew Poultry Market, Edinburgh, ,
M`lotosh, 014 Assembly (lose, Edinburgh. '
1.01 tril and sold by the sole Proprietor, TI-101,18 TA Y-
Nieitiber of the Itcyul College of tieirgmnts, at his.
o• ;f, New liridge-street, London; whe, altkx,
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r'yiat'tt result•nce of' more than. 40 years, in a practice pal
tricts.,Eccirai,r‘,,l!n•til„iireet d t I ' V 'neical Complaints and those
I toetheo lt'alertsuorfe 'GenteratiOn, with that ipvio.lab.le:
itr`•t! cases
which lilt-11 of his profession should always obsea ye I n
%, (hitters himself the advice and assistance he
adininiiiters to persons taking this Medicine, will.
med, discerning Public, as an advaitage seldotn
t.titta6l and void of all ambiguity.
appoint usent,torthe convenience of those
t‘i\--.
.1F.,'!1 a distance, at the Tovskop, N0..103, Oxford-street
Ei"L'isthitougiesi- No. 7, Vish-Street-hill; Mr. Baxter,
Ltlinburgli • Mt. Callwell's, Dublin ; and of.
Ito Pelson in eyery donsiderable town in Great: •14ritain and
in boxe„K„„iy el, pd, eiAcn, stamped, and scale! up
4,4,
,t 4 1 a4d " directiiitis; avitereby persons, of' either
4eurt 4 441411W1T11s with van, spited, aeart‘y, -arid ,salaty.
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