The Sun.
London, England, 1819-10-27 00:00:00

'lf severity winters bare silver'd his bead;

If care his kind it haft' bent ;
, It the pride of ins youth from our Father be fled;

Remember, for us it was spent!
Remember, Low oft bath He waked when we slept ;
How long fa► his people his vigils lie kept;
How .d, when we soided, He in ►ecret bath wept;
And ►emewber--Goo bless► the Old King!

Though Europe is plunder'd, insulted, enslaved,
By a ruffian and reprobate band;
Though tyranny's tiag o'er the Nations is waved

ILI TIIC POISONER.. toloodstiealuing hand;
T., Albion, to Aria, he stretches in vain,
While be views their proud standard avenging the main,
And beal4sl,;'iu his wrath, TA LAVE:M.4%I red plAiu
Ile-echo—God bless the OlctKiug

Otar GUORGII to the throne of his forefathers came, .
in his youth, -in his beauty, and strength :
May his life be like I:ow/oast in fortune and fame,
And like.He.sitv's-,—alooe in its length ;
Late, late be the hour that calls him to Heaven ;
When the meed to his virtues eternal is given,
Anti GLottou from the prayers of his people is riven
(ion -bless Him !—Goo bless the Old King
4.„,* We were desirous of inserting the foregoing Poona on
Monday, the Sixtieth Anniversary of our Good and Aged
Monarch's,Acetssion to the Throne, as being a suitable tri-
bute to 'a day so revered by every honest Englishman. We
had not then stitlictent space. It was pubiished by its Author
in a Collection of his Puems a few years since : and is ren-
dered dustily interesting by the fact which he states in a
Nette—that. it was read to the King, and—as Mr. Berm feel-
says—." honoured with His tears."

ADDREsS TO THE PRINCE REGENT.
NEW VEaSION.,•
While the 'rlllOllC thou'it horn to MI
Stands as tirui as granite ruck,
While the Law's in vigour
Bravely meet the tlireateu'd shuck. '

While. thy loyal friends surround thee,
Take.the vantage, MOW Gr,
Ere ►he thorn (4'l:reason wound thee,
and thy Crown be lost fur ever.

This is now nu time to trifle,
White ltebciliun forms her plan,
Bent, With rodian hand, to stifle
All that's great and good in ►uan.

Shutt we theU'renoutice the Truth
Disbelieve the Sacred Page ?
15ha1i we quit the Guide of Youth ?
• Shall we lose the Hope of age ?

Shall they, after Not.►,'s
Lords and Co.onions uierawe?
Shall they on the Altar trample?-
' Shall they over-rule the Law ?

Let not darkness so enslave us;
.Wake, oh Prince ! while yet you may,
With thy legal power oh ! save us '
From such democratic sway.

Wake and trust our due allegiance,
ilack'd by ev'ry mate of worth,
ririnly stand, you'll find vbedienuo
Crush the viper in its birth.

Dot first pray God the ferment to assuage,
Since 'tie toy his appointment Princes reign;
He can subdue the furious people's rage, •
Who stills the swelling billows of the main.
LOYALTY.

* Sce the Manchester Observer ofpetnher 2, 1819.

DUBLIN, OCT 23.

The death of the amiable and deeply regretted
Lady DUNALLSY was occasioned by brain fever,
brought on by an inflan►nmation in the throat.
William Gabbeit, Esq. has been sworn in as
Provost of Enniskillen, in the room of the [icy.
Doctor Burrowes who has ►esigUed that office, in
consequence of his appointment to the Deanery of
Ctpi k

KILDAHR,—Tiitre 1165 been remarkably good
running here this niec:ing, which has been attend-
ed by his. Excellency the Lori Lieutenant, who
hooonted !he Turf Club his company at
tier for two days. Lord Charles 'Manners and the
Field-officers of his regiment were present on tiie
occasion.

In consequence of his Excellency's signifying
his intention of rouriiiiig to !he cortugh
day next, the Turf Club has given a plate of 200
guineas, to be run for (ill that day, for irli;cl) thgre
are 14 horses already entered, and a most capital
race is expected.

IVINDSOR, ()CT :).6.-011 Satutday the Earl of
Winchilsea lett tl►e Castle 1,.r Ilill, and
the Earl of Macclesfield arrived hoot Slit-rhutlie
Castle, to wait on his Alaiesty.—Yestcrday being
IVindsor lair, and the cay being teinaikably fine,
their Royal Highnesses the I'ri►icess Augusta,
Princess Sophia of Gloucester, and the Ditches,
of Gloucester, attended by the Earl of Maccles-
field and Gen. Manners, walked through the whole
of the Fair, and made several purchases, which
they gave to tire children, and afterwards siewet,
Frogtuore.—'Fitis day their Royil Highnesses the
Duchess of Gloucester and the Princess Sni;bia of
Gloucester lest the Castle fur Bagshot PArk.

Wednes►lay night a ball and supper was given
at FonTutst's, Edinburgh, under the pa;lotiage
01 the Members of the Caledonian Hu►,t, and tilt
Countess of 171,,P14.:T0UN, Ladies GahY, Eiupi
(Viiikey), AlAswv..l.l.,ot Mouteitb, &c. a hicil was
%tell attended.