The Sun.
London, England, 1819-09-02 00:00:00

INFAIVIOITS PLACARD.

It is

( not frath their thou Rai Live 111-it the Population of
Minster pim
fi'l'ster is to take their impulse. Pi ecarioits would tte
/! • -r't.
t'tht.f the Public if its expression could he strangled
tip
Court Note. The servility of nire Morrit, in re-
:l4: his Sanction, will make the Westminster Mretiog, of
irony (this rtreql, now convened by 500 of the first F.li c-
N" "'id and genuine Radical Reformers. holy MORE
a 17.111'.n°1
-7S and far MORE DETERMINEb than
-Imo any former assembh.e
The uphOlders of a Constitution, which is falling to pipers
t;.,Y,rthate riltenness, would dray to Westminster the glory of
decided for Mirecsat Svirrage, :Anna! Parßanteuts,
e 4'/ Ballot; hot title proper answer to their front-
‘,'s, falsehood is the indelible record of 5,238 triumphant
kes, at the late General Election, in favour of the imatnrtal
ctl
/7'4l)t" of Radical RefOrm ; they can rail those Votes
107- of the Ih Book the Parasites of hired Ministers, Parlia-
cif ts'aLtd ,
11 Kings, in vain attempt to abase the truest Patriot
nit
or ancient ages—titled not indeed by Royalty but
qYaltY's Nlaker--The Pride of Westminster and Eng-
4tod's
:if' "`Ponsive to our real Champion's call, " every Man
I'4ll d„ his duty," that mass of corruption miscalled Govern-
s, 'Q shall soon be blotted from the loathing eyes of this en-
timl.re4 (:timittunilv—the weltering flesh of our suffering Bre-
t!, the Regular Soldiers, (reluctantly compelled to cut our
ttt4ts at the nod of Magistrates,) rescued from laceration,
11114 ed for, andnot ¢{-must,ll9—a Million per Annum
1: ed in a 'logic item, the Execotire—our groaning Country
I::.h,ltened of its Leviathan, the National Debt, accumulated
—tlrMlghtuottgering Conspirators, treacherous to the lute-
•rsts
°f
the Non-represented—ami a Starring eople, tanta-
lized 1,
P
-Y untasted abundance, will he chartered to share the
tat
land monopolized by Drones.
hear
will be among t he fruits of stir rallying, at this crisis,
round
Guardian Angel, whose timely interposition re-
ms the glorious Cause of Radical Reform from perishing
the contempt brought upon it by well-meaning but ill-
4:'"ned Advocates. It is not from Rags and Poverty—from
i'" Pngitives, that re-geueration can be expected in a
;u:ataild Pampered, cancerous system. All timings are nut fit
men.
our it"t"orlsl Lealer may lay his account with he;nr
tradneed by the extreme opposites—by envy in the race
t(hcL4zartt'; by panic in the imps of (iorruption. But vain
ntalig'itv if Englishmen are faithful to themselves.
h;et
kgolden truth that the majority has nothing to lose
thd every thlog to gain, must kindle even Cowards arid, itt
e "ids our immortal Bard, steel with valour the melting
the
spirits elf It
What indefenzilmle shame it would be, were
-
4—'r'PPed Females of Lancashire more heroic than
"Pltressed Men of the Metropolis! It cannot he. Every
'Pflli:d that every Briton bears stands sponsor that
;Illustrious
► ern
Chief, whose sole pursuit through life has
to !In() R Public, will be so surrounded and supported
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"'l' Westminster Meeting, as to be enabled shortly to re-
ttir,rae Comultry—in scorn and unqualified detestation of
14°t 4 bastard Whip, whose sordid terrors far their pelf and
tu'lif.7 Place (their only actnating motives,) make them deaf
late magnanimous Appeal.—Scer. I, 1,19.
-

rice
,11 cousttca.—We teel it to be an act flf j.ns.:
a" uhle Competitor, whose political pint
• "
ate "Mgt With our 01V11, to slate, that
li(ll,)arograpit wLich has appeared in several pub-
t►ttri's, importing that The Courier Newspaper
St,i,-)ceti kicked out of the Reading Room nt
bh,,."ainl'ioli, is wholly destitute of truth, and
• ti."ei"(l a formal contradiction from several
n• ninat respectable inhabitants of that town,
ames are annexed.

b>fltft‘
JACKSON.—it is withsincere regret
vNp u ,
"le to announce the death of this truly
11.,tt, "le Pillar of the Church, who died at lus
e hndre.lltham, near Bognor, on Tuesday last.
4 6r l- time been declining in health, and it
tl'itast an alleviation of the regret of his friends,
kr:: 'lv suffered no pain, but rAther stink into a
*.tl quietude, under which he breath-
-14441.3a". The Doctor has been Dean of Christ
"I' Ililcsix-atid-t wenty years, and was admired
~Rtib arning, and revered fur his virtues. The
CIIrt:104 REGeNT, dwitdavit) his late aquatic ex-
.
tOno, * visited the Ductor, an4' expressed much
gr;:n CH) finding liitn 50 near his end. but it was
1.1,0-1 satisfaction to his illnattioos Visitor to
!earh" he knew him, and the Doctor felt his
ebeeled, and his last days brightened by a
he ,of the bottom. which he had thus received.
Dtofflight have r isen to the highest honours of his
pertot On if be had not preferred a conscientious
'tient Mance of his sacred duties, and the enioy•
14. n of lettered leisure to the temptations of
ther4)°lY ambition. His death will be lamented by
tlia
itts
rst ni
Inllb i
i:l:est.l charactersoss t 0 i
the
l°
this„ Coo;