The Sun.
London, England, 1820-01-12 00:00:00

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" Walk up, Lidies and Gemmel) !—all
" in !—Just a-going to begin !—now you stuili
"lee w hat you shall see ll—Only Two-pFNcE a-
" piece ! NOELL de ante dramatica passim

UR. EDITOR—You must know 1 ,Ins a 11:1,1 iCa -
CObbe•Burdetti-Whiggo Philosopher ; alid, of
course, as in duty bound, have i.ong been on thc
look out for gromnds of imprachmeto a;zsinst Mi-
nisters, nit() stick to their Maces With P.lch perti-
nacity that 1 believe the Devil himself won't he
-*tile to get them ow, notvvith,oanding the re-
:lle/yeti advice of the Leaders of Onpo4ition, who
ire erred of going so lung in harness, and flaw-

rally wish to mount tha roach -box
Well, Sir at length I have got two most ex•
tellent cases ; but you shall judge for yourself.-1n
the first piace a most intelligent Gentleman, a Mr.
0 N. has offered to do away Pauperism entiri•ltr,
upon a plan which he has nodelled to the satisfac-
tion of all who chose to believe in him and his new
Religion which, unlike all Creeds, that have gone
before, is to be infallible and,worthy of the 5-Puree

from which it springs, io full accordance ‘vitli the
oid Saw—ex nihilo nihil fit ! But have Ministers

done their ►duty ►►u this ocepision ? Have they

Manifested a proper regard for the sulltring Poor ?
► Ilave they offered to Mr. 0 N. the means which
his Platt) will require ? Upon the hest and closest
caleniation, I don't think thatt WE Philos°.
phers, who, of course, would manage the country,
Would r, e more than FIFTY MILLIONS to
begin with, and perhaps Ten Millions per annum
afterwards, or about Two Millions more than the
Poore Rat,ts. But remember, Sir, that the

Poors' Roes still lieep the Poor io the stale of

Paupers, while under our guidance they would
ail ire Agriculturists, with con►tortable houses over
their heads, co►utortable' breaktasts and dinners
provided for them without trouble, comfortable
beds to lik! dowst► 01)00, and nothing to do but to
fill the infantine dormitories ; or, as less elegantly
expressed, to make feet fur children's stockings.

7lien Sir, in the second place, here have Ali-

tt,ister• been passing 131113 to prevent us from doing
as we like, and taking as much Liberty as we
please ; to i.ny nothing of exl►euces iu caliing out
'Veteran 13 : all forsooth, in support of
Ring and Constitution.

But why has such an expence been incurred i

Does not Mister COBBBTT offer " to maintain the
Constitolon, 'anti to defend the Throne" for the

stun of Fxvt itiousAND POU DS, provided he gets
that sum upon the Tenth of next February ?

To be sure he does hot let the cat out hf the

bag—be dots not tell us how this is to be done—
be only asks Six Hundred Thousand People to trust
him with the stint speeified! That /noisy have al-
ready trusted hint is pretty wtll known ; and that
lie has Ito objection to increase the number of his
Creditors is equally clear-7-nay, 1 am convinced
that 5000/. at this moment would tend to main-

tairi his Constitution, and to save not only his
Crown, but also his Shoulder, and perhaps his
Reck Nrinisters ate deaf to his call. They
'tier hint neither loavei not. 6dies, nenher candle-

.1"14 nor CLrese-pa►iugs—ut course nothing re-

Blain! for them lilt

IMPEACHMENT.