The Sun.
London, England, 1818-04-01 00:00:00

SOUTH \VARK.

FOR THE SUN.
,
lir 'es It has pleased the Almighty to raise up
,hALL, who has generously
recommended to
14 that
No. P4ragon of compassion Sir ROBERT WlL-
ktv a gentleman who has, with all imaginable
448
lk„,„, a. consented to represent us in Parliament,
11144 It cost him NOTHING; and all because
e"I Mr- HALL has discovered that we have
sat tl4represented ever since our present Members
'44itt e). Where they look like the two brewers in
iticl'n, defending their small beer, and the high
II 'hereof. We are very much obliged to Mr.
lit gild Sir ROBERT, the one for finding out for
a I°o4
aist,te a wonder-working man as the other, who
lasch:ei'eef d so mach honour from the Commander-
lo" fta is recorded in the London Gazette.
le ibt Mr. HALL as a man of reading, recol-
-04. M.
,s - s
tfivine work by Sir ROBERT WILSON, on
tlO4
hi,
(tit vt'Aßres conduct in Syria, and the flow of
ran in torrents to that traitor LA-
4ti2el'a in Paris, who had done nothing but
h
t
Relitofe.revenue of the Post-Office for the be-
Char grateful creature NAPOLEON ! No
Nr• /lALL remembered that Sir ROBERT,
-he)
all English General, assisted this base
Ns "84 ;II his escape from pistol moil death ;
, i/orr n of gallantry very much' admired in our
ktitz4g Chronicle, but whether for NOTHING, as
41 to represent as, Mr. HALL has' not informed
4ttsth/et lie spoke of that good Baronet Sir FRAN-
-51140 114‘.4 ETT, whose fetidness for the powers that
increased ever since be was sent to see the
lkillte':llthe tower ; and-also of that, crusty disap-
Neing ?Ir. TIERNEY, who greatly ap-
'Nl °b Sir ROBERT for one of our Aletebers,
tersirtille he is s friend to a Reform. If be can
Nal 113 to comply with his wishes, we shall cer-
t4tsliect but as we think there is more vir-
I Fpt 'l4 rig
118 than in them, we shall wait for their
before we send any of their breed into
1
4(4 Ne of Commons, that comfortable asy-
14'iati Clelter from impertinence and incarce-
tlitt lit'sewhere. But pray, Mr. HALL, what is it
1411) 41 taoved you to these deeds of righteous-
-1)1, ,
r,th• N.l) you mean to open a subscription for
vletl RosenT, and to be Treasurer thereof ?
Ithei,r4g is in favour of a free canvass, which is
f ining Act, so nobly enforced by pisor Mr.
Nye When a Candidate for our suffrages in
144,-14e 1796, and when, on Isis failure, lie per-
-1(1 tile a Committee of Boys, on his Petition, to
the election of his opponent aside, contrary to
itirlit4l of the soundest Lawyers in Westmin-
ath, though not of a pretender in the law,
tvelied of a bite from a mad fox. However,
41(114 are all in our senses, Mr. HALL and Sir
°,1,t4 ll'', Sir FRANCIS and 'Squire TICRNEY, will
N:11110C to place too much confidence in the
L4t"ltero/ Meeting, lest they burn their fingers ;
q,tll the contrary, look a little into them-
4, and not throw the Borough of Southwark
?Jot. (-infusion, as the sober Electors thereof are
pint ) be dictated to by them, or any of their un-
Tied and factious party.

A SOUTHWARK VOTER.

ht)t " S. BOOTH, 01 Covent-,:anit'll Theatres Wa‘
,403(Peeted to /survive Monday night ; hut the
144', will leant, with pleasure, that this interest-
411d amiable Lady was better yesterday.