The Sun.
London, England, 1819-10-26 00:00:00

Chet no ihili%itlual can wllll Propriety draw a liR•
which shall
,circumsetibe hi; duties, nor extend
these lines which comprize his claims, except in
the specific paths which the rules of society point
out, and in following which the humblest born
may rise to the highest situations in the empire,
shott of Royalty itself.
It follows, therefore, that it is against the well-
being of society, (or any man, or for nny specific
class of men, to start up and say—" Here we
art—these are our right,"—claiming; such as have
never yet been possessed either by them or their
predeces,:ois. As for the rights now claimed, it
such rights had been in vogue and in practice, six
hundred, or even one hundred years ago, then
:he " !lyre we are" of o-day would have been
very different from what it really is, nay the very
people, who now exclaim Agninst our present
st -lie, would not have been in existence ! I'opula-
Fi1,15 could not possibly have arisen to such an
height in the course of the last to century as i[
has done, under such a train of events as would
follow Annual Pitliaments and Universal Soffr,ige,
'Chen where would your grumbling family have
been i Why, my honest friend, not one in ten of
thou.sands assembled in Peter's-field, or at
liutisl•.!t Moor, would ever have seen the light of
day, or known the blessings of that existence
chick toey now depreciate !• 13,1 t I shall nut
trespass tti,on your reasoning kteulties any further
at present, JoHNNy. On an early occasion you
shall hear again from
Your's,

FOR THE SUN.

TO IGNO

IGNOTL'S.

Fitt--Von have done my Wife and myself the
favour of writing several letters to us, all lull of
excellent 'ense, and special good advice. For my
own part, Sir, I think every word of them nut
only true, hut seasonable : and MARY thinks the
same, so tar as she etends to judge ; which is
not very tar, as she minds little beyond her church
awl her house.

10 all your letters, Sir, there is but one thing
wrong ; rind that is---etlzeir address. ‘Ve are some-
tadt hurt that you should suppose us capable of
turning to.lI the folly and wickedness of the Re-
foriuet s, as we have always been noted for fear-
ing God, honotning the and doing as we
\vould be done by. But. to ascribe to us the noise
And the nonsense, and the rioting of such a par-
cel of idle men and meddling women !—really,
Mr. IGNOTUS, %VC (10 not deserve it from you.

The troth is, Sir, there is a bastard cou,io of
who goes about the conntry assuming my
name, and d.tceiring simple folks upon my credit.
llis mother was a foreign hostitute, who died
lately of the flench Disease ; and lie has taken up
With a profligate Trull, One BST RADICAL, of not u
bit better character, and who will assuredly come to
no better rod. This fellow's real name is JOHN
ASS he is much troubled with a disorder, now
go i lig sad ground in England, and which an
hundred years ago teas called the hochle • grackles :
—a let rible disorder, Sir ! two stomachs to eat, and
neuer a one to wolk. Not that i should care, it
only the knave himself were ill of it ; but unfor-
tunately it is contagions, and communicated by
the breath. So he goes up and down, infecting
nil who are heedless enough to come within his
reach. lie is also ignorant and obstinate, as well
AS MalleioOS :—he refuses instinction, rejects per-
suasion, Hod resins kinduess.—ln short, Sir, he
will train nothing hut gracelessne•s, follow no-
thing but mischief, and yicld to nothing but hard
blows. 'There is only one piece of %yolk which he
likes,----anti that, he will readily do all day
long. In the true spirit of his family, he
will yoke himself to a cart or gig, and (haw a se.
&lions tniscreant up and clown the town, yelling
and braying till his throat is sore.-13ut, tell
him to go to honest labour, or to church ; and he
will stiffen his back and yet k out his heels at you,
like an ass as he is.

And an impudent little animal, one of his pro-
geny, you have written to as toy daughter !—Sir,
would have you to know, MISS ANNES FLODDER
Ass has no title to our name. I utterly disclaim
her, and so does my wife. No, Sir, we have a
nitmerous wnom we are bleeding up in
another guess manner. You will see their per-
sons in the Yeonraory Corps, and their names in
the Loyal Associ 'lions ; the legitimate !children
of Mr. and Mri. liuLL. But, when you find a
lazy, ignorant, stubborn' knave, bent upon all mis-
chief, and set against all good ; blaspheming Hea-
ven, or hurraing Ilvsiven's blasphemers ; carrying
seditious haoners ; following seditious brawlers;
advise him agtlinst hts bad courses as 10I) as you
please ; but do not take him for one of our family.
Know him for what be is---RADICAL JACK As:;
but do not fancy him any kin to
JOHN BULL.
King-street, Corner of Church-lane, October 23, 1819.

BILIMINGHAM }'ITT CLUB.—The annual meet-
ing or the Club took place on Wednesday : the
Earl of I'LY.,:oUTH was in the Chair, Supported by
the Earls DaaTmouTut and A YLESYOtin. The
company was numerous and mist respectable.
The Noble Chairman, in proposing the health of
Lord SipstouTn,,took occasion to advert to the
state of Inc country, which he depicted in such
just colours as excited the loud and reiterated ap-
probation of the company.—" it, (said his Lot (I-
ship) we bee all authority set at defiance—OW
Courts of Jtv•tice bearded with insult—and even
:)ur religion blasphemously attacked, what good
object can be attained by such means ?—The ma•
i(;lity of the people, be bad no doubt, no re sound
at heart, and rcady to defend their KING and
Country ; but it was necessary to be on the alert ;
thou w
though small in number, ere,
ittln)eccadsiisiaigfitcotetl, ieir e
ti
efforts to poison the minds of
the lower order s of sociery....,