The Sun.
London, England, 1819-07-08 00:00:00

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Entroa-=-When we consider the'power of
the PRIM, and the assiduity with which Ile-
forlnists, Revolutionists, and Anarchists avail
themselves of it, we cannot fail to feel some sur-
141ze at the supineness of the friends of order in
seeking a defence from ►he same source. I am
"t'are that a great number of Well-intended
Tracts, both on Morals and Religion, have been
tlissetninated amongst the woiking classes ; but
these, with the exception, perhaps, of a .few Me-
thodistical and Evangelical effusions, do not speak
to the passions or the feelings of the lower
elassts, and, consequently, they ate totally inade-
quate to the task of countervailing the poison
halting from Black Dwarfs, Temples of Reason,
tte. &c•

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I am of opinion that a few short Addresses, cal-
tulated to make the many pause and think, would
te more efficacious ; and 1 now send you a speci-
men, Which, if printed, and stuck at various
places of resort for the working classes; might
ot be useless at this period :

P"PLF. Of ENGLAND !—What do you waut 1-
1/.711" do You %.1,11 for

EuVloyatent and adequate reward
but ‘t ill Arintial Parliaments give you employ-
-Ir:tent Universal Suffrage procure you
ilig'ftr wages ?
would lough at the Farmer who should ex-
Peet Annual Parliaments to improve the Seasons ;
a"
cap you suppose that they will regulate fu-
reig" dernand, or restore that extraordinary state
°I activity when half the People of England were
'ecupita in the arts of peace, and the other halt
busily. employed in preparing the munitions of
vrat

But you are told they will give you a cheaper
()I'vrtittlent ! Believe it not. The experiment
has beet' tried. The self-denying Ordinance Men
In the Parliament of Charles tire' First—tile men
'ho declared they would never accept a
farthing from the Country, contrived, in
the Course of a few years, to plunder that
"uotry of more than fourfold the expences of the
ordinary Government
But you are told they will lessen the taxes and
truce or rub out the National Debt I Again dis
'rust them. Remember that the National Debt
the property, the wealth of the People of &lg.
Lind.
1r includes all the suppoKt of numbtrless
widows and or phatis• It is the deposit of your
"a Saving•Bank3. I: has, indeed, been for the
651 century tire Grand Saving Bink of the Na•
11". Rub it out, anti you rob your fellow coun-
trymen of the produce of their lather,' industry
'lOr an -.hundred years. Rub it out, and you re-
Itluee millions to distress and poverty. Rub it
4111 t, and you reduce home circuhition (the source
44 your labour anti wages). in a proportion of
'FORTY MILLIONS ANNUALLY ! !

But you have a choice—to labour industriously,
1.0 live comfortably, and perhaps ray annually
five or ten pounds out of your wages in taxes
Porlittmentary and parochial—oil to destroy, or to
titempt to destroy, the political fabric, to set up
Plunder and destruction, in the room of good
trder and security of property, to become the
t°ol3 of the designing, and finally, yourselves to
Ptrish amidst your Country's ruins !
What then will avail your Annual Parliaments,
your Universal Suffrage, 'and your promised
trtedom from taxation, when the Nation is itn-
' Nverished, and its remaining resources in the
lands of the few designing wretches who now
Paoler to your worst passions for the paltry gain
all'isitig from the sale of their venomqus produc-
ikms, and in the hope of possessing that wealth
which the established order of Society has
dammed up in the reservoirs of hereditary descent,
13r of mercantile accumulation, again to be drawn
°a; not in the torrent that sweeps away flocks,
Len's, and houses, but its the fert rills that
water your meadows, feed your camels, and spread
"Pita!, industry, and energy,' over this happ!
Country !
Pause ! Reflect ! ! Beware ! ! !

IGNOTUS.

Mrs. MARDYN has beeh playing with great suc
tech at Newcastle-upon-Tyne.
It is rumoured that Mr. ELLISTON will certainl
bpve ,
the Management ot Drury-laue Theatre.

thYMARKEf.—PI inee Li3UP,ILD last night' corn-
Inanded the perinfrnatices at this 'theatre. 'l'bt y
Consisted of The Birth• tiny, 'The Liar, and All the
11orld'3 a Stage. Alu NDEN was the hero of the
II?", RAE of I second, • and INluNocta again of
'lnc third. They both acquitted themselves very
The Pt ince was received with I hat tuArlte,i
attention which his rank, his virtues, and his
dreadful loss, could not but excite in a generous
and sympathizing People. lie returned this just,
and, liberal reception with respectful delicacy.—
Its countenance obviously denoted a sorrow that
might be mitigated, but could never be extin-
guished. and hi, whole demeanor was characterized
13Y unaffected simplicity. lioD SAVE THE KING
"as gR en at the coininencemtnt and close of the
eerforniances, with warm and repeated acclama-
lions 'of applause.