The Sun.
London, England, 1819-07-14 00:00:00

REAL REFORM

IN TFIE .
COMMONS HOUSE OF PARLIAMENT;
gaging invited H. HUNT, Eq. to the Chair
,1)on that occasion, and haying received the fol-
ta w•
wlng m Answer fro that Gentleman, we beg to
141 Y it before the Public.
HUNrS ANSWER to the SECRETARY'S INVITA-
TION, &c.
•

' " MIDDLRTON CoTTAGII, JULY 8, 1.819.
(csut--i received your Favour, enclosing a Copy of the
mar addressed to Sir CHARLES WOLSELEY, and other
"t'wv.tl Friends of Liberty, inviting them to attend the Meet-
itzrl °the PEOPLE of the mE wropous, to be held in S with-
-1,61, on the 21st instant, in order to consult upon the best
‘" of attaining that great object—a. Real REFORM, and
"'operate will; those Brave and Honest Reformer who
tre 4411lioe: their Public Meetings in the North. lam pleased
'ee that the People have taken this course, because it will

€]te •
'"se (";ent lemen an opport unity of corning amongst them,
:Id 4! so doing stamp their professions with Sincerity, and it
11:d also give the People an'opportunity of knowing in whom
tY
"ray Place reliance on the Day of Trial, which in all
tma" Phdrability cannot be far distant.
I be unworthy the confidence that has been so
ifinc;9l in me by the Non-represented Inhabitants
theroglish Metropolis, if I were insensible of the honour
they bare nosy for the Six•rft TIME conferred upon me,
~Y their invitation to take the Chair at the approaching
whieb I feel ieSs scruple in accepting, from the
..4441,k, reflection that at no Pubic Meeting where it has
b:" my lot to-take.a part in the proceedings, has there ever
ea One single breach of the Public Peace.
i‘
74e. cotricr, The Times, and other equally corrupt
'ares of the Daily London Press, begin to discover again a
91"iderable degree of uneasiness at. the tranquillity with
,I 'ich the great Public Meetings in the North have been con-
4uct"l. They want RIOT and BLOODSHED, in order to
afford
at pretetitt. for theiCErirployers to Resort again to Spa-
cltt enMMIssIONs, DUNGEONs, acid IlaNniNns. But I have
confidence good sense, moderation, and real
At`6tie Spirit of thePEOPLK *will -Continue to disappoint
these blood-thirsty men; and that by great Public Meetings
bel'gPeacealdy bUt firmly Conducted, the Public Feeling of
the whole Conntry may be so concentrated as to cause the
°!'suainiarion of all our wishes to be speedily realized, by
!II"' a REFORM in the Commons House of Parliament as will
L°o'e to the People
VE.IISAL SUFFRAGE, ANNUAL ELECTIONS, and

VOLE BY BALLOT ! !!
" I have the honour to be, Sir,
"Sour obedient humble servant,
" B. HUNT.
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"-r. E. J. Blandford, Margaret-street;
&c. &c.
C.;
nmntittee of Management elected by and
f e,
Peoplt's Committee of TN() Hundred.
'S.i.,>'nftture; of Me Partie,v—Thoq:s Porter, , William
l'sice, Thomas Jarnes, Whatman, William Chequer,
:John. Robe)t Warrey, John Harlinett,
'Widtark King, James Hill, Henry Medley, Richard
Titid; John Harrison, 1.%. Cox.
EDWARD BLANDFORD, Sec.

SAirrnynEtins MartTlNC.—Yestertlay evening a
oerY nut-herons assemblage of the Citizens of Lou.!'" took place in the different Wards, to take
.into consideration the hest tneans to adopt for the
11,leservation 'of the peace, of the City on the 21st
:"4", it being the thy appointed by certain per-
nils for a Meeting, to be held in Smit!,field Mar-
tket
when the following Resolution was tinani-
-114"'IY entered into:—" That the earliest oppor-
hity he taken for tendering to the Chief Magis-
:a4 the services of every efficient Citizen, tO he
141.°11cd as a Special Constable or otherwise, as
1 e
"igencies of the service may require, for the
I;r,crvdtion of the peace and good order of the
C ItY of London." .

.\vt fo!iowing is a Copy of a 'printed Circular
MllOl has been sent to town, of an intended
eeting to tit:. field on Monday ilex', near Leeds:—
,
" PUMAC MEETING.
ICe, the undersigned inhabitants, householders, having
Presented a Requisition to the Mayor of this Borough, re-
sinew
f 'rig him to convene a Public Meeting of the Inhabitants
1°- this town and neighbourhood, for the purpose of taking
.40 consideration the distressed state of our Country, and of
14 ling; a solemn appeal to the People of Great Britain,
03.41Yihg them to join us in forming a NA rioNAL Usiox, to
43 'till our Constitutional Rights ; also to adopt such measures
Ore speedy relief to our starving Countrymen ; and he
tn comply with our request, we do therefore call a
,AtJeLte \IEETING of the Inhabitants of this town and neigh-
t-o be held on Nionday, the IDth instant. The
14ir to be taken at twelve o'clock.
(Signed) William Hartley, John Heaps,

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John Waite, George Jessop,
Tayler, ilmseph Tayler,
John Clapham, John Winterbottom,
John Fagan, Jelin Burras,
Charles Button, John Westerman,
John Holland, James Man, and
John Walker, Hark Nied.
" Timely notice *it! he given of the place of meeting.
" Leeds, July 9th, 1'819."
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IkItt111)!le ilOll. DoUGLAS KINNAIRD has been cl2oseo
,t .er tor Mshop's Castle, Salop, by a niajori;y
ht over over Ills oppOliellt, Loid VALENTIA.
"1-'ets were—For the [lon, D. KINN .t 1 RD, 77
old VALENTIA, 73.

SHIP o: 'A'S.

Ca'S'SS, JULY I3.—Arri?ed the Niirfollt,

TILL, from [lull for Malta, with ordnance, having

lost both her top7masts in a thunder squall, yes-

terday, off the Needles.
PORTSMOUTH, JULY 13.—Arrived the British
Army, Mariner, and 'Ear 1 Moira, transports, from
the West Indies, with troops. Came into hat4)our,
to be paid oft, his M‘ijesty's ships Liffey and Po-
chirps. The British Army transport was run foul
of, ht lat. 41., at night, by tire American brig
Orleans, ,froot Liver Fool to New Brunswick.
The British Army had her bowsprit sprung jih-
boon), and sp. it-sail-yard broke, and other damage;
and the Amrican bad lost her main-mast, fore-
top-mast, and
,was otherwise damaged.
•FALMOUTH, JULY 11.—Arrived the Lady Mary
Pelham packet; with a mail from the Brazils, last
front Pernambuco, in 42,days.

The Congtellation, from Ireland to New Bruns-

wick, with 140 passengers, was lost on the coast

of Nova Scotia ; passengers saved.

CUSTOMS' LIST.

Entered Inward, July 13.—Trent, Major, Petersburgb ;
Mary Ann, Davies, Cork; Prince of Orange,. Howes, Rot-
terdam; Eliza, Hammett, Waterford ; Fox, Fox, Ostend;
Elizabeth, Phelps, Plymouth ; Neptunus, Scliillow, Stral-
iund ; Jane, Hick, Waterford ; Achilles, Liesham, Jamaica ;
Matchless, Guddes;Jamaica ; May, Shaw, Alexandria ; Dart,
Corbyer, New Providence ; Somersetshire, Smith, Jamaica.

. Entered Outwards, July 13.—Margaret, Jarvis, Elsineur
and Stettin; Amazon, Richie, New Brunswick; Favourite,
Power, Rotterdam; Marie, Witternonghel, Calais.

Cleared Outwards, July 10.—William, Williams, Dublin ;
Margaret, Smith, Rotterdam ; Lively, Radcalf, Petersktirgli ;
Philertate, Geerinni, Constanstinople ; Fulume, Pile, Que-
bec; Rowcals, Coal, Swansey.