The Sun.
London, England, 1819-07-22 00:00:00

NEW BAILEY COUItI' HOUSE.

MANCHESTER, JULY '2O, 1819.
tE Wowing ADDRESS having been we-
t_ sented to the COURT by the GRAND JURY, the same
41 ordered to be published. •
G. GORST, Deputy Clcrli of the Peace for
the County et Lancaster.
To 4‘
the' Worshipful the CHAIRMAN an MAGISTRATES
ssembled at the GENERAL QUARTER SESSION of

Ihe PEACE for the HUNDRED of SALFORD.
I"rlie solemn and important Duty which we have been
;41". upon to discharge could not fail to impress most
(ireilile upon our minds a grateful sense of the blessings
Viee,
"ere Individual of this Nation enjoys under the Ad-
w
he
i • 'stration of just and equal Laws, and under the Protec-
a:" Of a Constitution so wisely and so excellently framed ;
:4 we feel A incumbent upon us this openly to express our
erliterl concern and abhorrence, when we observe that foul
:1116 restless spirit of Sedition which has so long been matur-
-1,1 itadeeperate designs, and has so frequently disturbed the
I'G Peace, assuming at the present moment a tone of de-
q7t' pun-suing a system of organization, Which un-
-I:44l°,lably indicate an approaching 'effort to involve this
°6'rtrY in all the horrors of a Itevoltt Oen.
a 4'
-‘Ye are fully aware of the alarming Crisis at which we are
and anxious that the Public should be awakened to a
I;:tse of the danger to which they are exposed ! We never-
-ele" feel a strong and well-grounded confidence in the zeal
..11111•,41°YaltY of the great Body of the People, and in the tine-
-I,—ilY with which all good and honest Ines) of every Party and
vtitittasica will stand forward in repelling every Outrage and
I"Pe. which may be attempted ; and that they will co-
tre4att•Wit h the Civil Authorities in support of our Laws and
t'astirtlt.• . •of Public Peace, and for the
1 !on, in the mainteuence
eett •
r`tY of -their Properties and their Lives.
41
YVtare well assured that the 'Magistrates and the Local
4 .
4th°rities of this District wiil adopt every measure of pre-
icia which their wisdom and experience may judge
it neces-
lre
• tract the public safety; 'at the same time, we cannot re-
-1 from stating it as our decided opinion, that it is expe-
d.
Associations
.recommend the immediate Establishment of armed
in these Towns, and iii the surrounding Districts,
44
the purpose of strengthening and supporting the Civil
1,0
• wet, and we are persuaded that any recommendation from
eye Magistrates on this subject will be promptly and must
g"IY obeyed. ,
nut whilst we thus feel the urgent Necessity of • Provid-
for the public Security, against every lawless and treason-
able attempt of the Abettors of Revolution, we are not in-
t:47/3'llle to the Distress which prevails among the Labouring*
be :" of Society, in consequence of the present serious
ression of our Commerce. We know that the Wants and
ptraetr°ns which the Families of the Industrious Labourer
I':endures owing to the low rate of Wages, are extremely
::re; and we feel it our duty to recommend the adoption of
11111 Possible Means fur their Relief arid Surport ; hut we
°s at the same time, that their Distresses have no Bela-
ti
°lt at all to the C-;o4vernment or Constitution of this Coun.
They arise from the State of our Trade with foreign
• kuntriks, and are purely of a Commercial nature ; and 'we
now that similar Distiess,' in a far greater ikgree, is expe-
„i
.4 needs both in America, and throughout the whole Conti-
, t" of Europe.
It
4t:
is evident, therefore, to the plain reason and under-
• tk_44ing of every honest man, that any attempt to disturb
i; Public tranquillity, and to seize this occasion of carrying
,:lelfect Revolutionary Designs against the State, can only
to increase and embitter our_present misfortunes, to in
t:uPt the regnlar course of trade, and to retard the retures
to better, and more prosperous tittles. And we fervently
ai!e, that such of our misguided Countrymen will yet se-
-1 Pause, awl consider, that if they persevere in Ike
'ed course which they are now pursuing, they will in-
-31:4131Y bring upon themselves the just and severe punish-
' "of Ole offended Laws of their Country.
THOS. PEEL, " CHRIST, PARKER,
"JOHN TOUCHET, "'RHOS. WATKINS,
"JOHN HARDNIAN, "J. ‘VORTHINGTON,
" JAMES KAY, ."fHOS If EL''ITY,
" ARTHUR. CLEGG, " THOS.. ENTWISLE,
" WM.HUTCHINSON, " J. S. BARTON,
WM. TKTLOW, " JOHN TETLOW,
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.1 AS. H. HERON, " WM. tiArroN,
WM. LomAs, WILLIAM HILL,
as A. WHIVA OMIT, " Ii.OBEIIT KAY."

VICTUALLING-OFFICM, July 20, isti9•
9,[111E COMMISSION ERS for VICTUALLING
His iIIAJESTrS NAVY do hereby give Notice,
that on Friday, the 30th Instant, aiey will be ready to
receive- Tenders' in writing (sealed up), and treat for One
ThoUsand Sachs of BISCUIT MEAL: Five Hundred Sacks
ot. Kiln-dried HOUSEHOLD FLOUR (to be subject to the
usual warranty of twelve months); PiPy Tons of OAT-
MEAL; Twenty Tons of 'CHEESE.; and Thirty Tons of
VIRGINIA LEAF TOBACCO; to be delivered into his Ma-
icstY's Victualling Stores at Deptford, in the space of one
month, by equal Weekly proportions; and to be paid for by
' Bills payable, without Interest, sixty dolls after date.
The Conditions of the Contracts may be seen at the Se-

oretary's Office.
No regard will be had to any Tender in which the ?:•ice
shall not be inserted in Words at length, or thOt shall not
be 'delivered to the Board before One o'clock on the said
Frid4, the 30th Instant, nor unless the Person who makes
the Tender, or some Person on his behalf; attends, to an-
*leer when called for.