The Sun.
London, England, 1818-06-30 00:00:00

FIVE PER CENTS.

Friday ..
Luau Certificatcs
DEFERREO STOCK
of the 22d March, 18 .. .84f. 65c.
9RI Sept. 1817, st f. 65 c
4id March, 1318, so f. 90c.
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AIAGDEHURGA JUNE 14.--Changes lA the

. 73 f. 90 c.

Prussian Ministry-are talked of at Berlin ; 411411,t"
is not yet known whether these reports at. vr
founded.
" FRANKFORT, JUNE 21.--The Illeetinv of
vereigns at Aix-la-Chapelle will have - otliP
object than to consider the question resPecti
the evacuation of France by the Army of Vccill

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If the principles of the Burdettites were 11—„ nicl
ficiently notorious, their conduct yester,lo `1"1-
er 01
fully develope their character, and shew
rot
more execrable horde of Desperadoes never 4.4,
permitted to disturb the peace of any countrl'er
Indeed in any country but this, after'the f°rlllo,
avowals of their principles, and the mattife't cello
dency of all their former conduct, such tvrecc
ablIG
would have suffered all the punishment that V.to
justice could inflict. In America, which sectijsii,
be a favourite State with republicans, but will!re
in fact, may he considered as a kind of elecilat
Monarchy, and to which State the ret.uBeto
all other countries resort, if such miscreants as.blic
Burdettites %vac. to attempt to distort) the WI bs
peace, and the security of the•GOvernment, as:ei
Burdettites do here, they would soon be I"°'-ors
by the Law. Well may the Idol of these Rip
and Murd&ers skulk behind the scenes, for
if bg
appeared on the stage, he must affect (0 ref gd
mend good order to them; or he must be deem I
ou
guilty of giving a sanction to all their b"1.-n!01;
proceedings. But no—he leaves to Gaol Ji3r44
Mr. KINNAIRD, and such vV,ortries, the urtiWii:ef
support of his cauSe in public--and to'bis t
der
Myrmidons mote active measures. We 1y01,04
that he did not employ also Paissroi+l,.DYALl,-' Jo'
the acquitted WATSON, to advocate by their colt
quence his Parliamentary pretensions.
io
were inclined to make some exceptions
bOO
favour of his deluded followeri, sortie °I vilcked
we considered ns weak rather thatt 1E..-001
men; but now eve do not think mall
discrimination should 'be made, and We dee
atti
his supporters either inci r
stile Fools or air-n
c:
Ruffians. •If these wretches, ifiending their onla
mittees, had any sense of decency 1110 told
attempt to controul the excesses oft ir '5OO
rabble, and if they have no contralti °crook.
blood-thirsty Villains, *hat must they tbir)// rift,
probable consequences of their favourite lbe°oo li
11
Universal Suffrage and Annual Parliaments, tr
they see that the .numerous legitimate •glecut
rb
at present, cannot give their votes to ailY I 4 ill'
rabble Candidate, without being exrse", 1114
only to the grossest insults and most seri°
.00.11
juries, but to the absolute haaard d. tti
lives 2—These infamous flordettites 'trete/idd Oil'
Advocates for Popular Freedom, and yet tbio
not allow any body who differs from a Wit
litical' views to enjoy the liberty of givind or
thel
votes to the Candidate whose character
ey
Prove, and to whom they conceive tbst lb pcse
sa'ely entrust the defence of their right9' tot
detestable Burdettites, whom it is but Lao ilte
denominate Traitors and Rebels, who re,
thing short of the total destruction of the Pro'
form of Government, mount their o‘vii °I:, T d
IC
and carry their :own inflanantatorY.b3ntler
they will not permit the friends of [tie °theinero"
didate to 'support their cause by the sarrie afrP
f 0
and 'why 2—it-is the cause of LOYALTY/ ° (If°
,a 1
of the CONSTITUTION, which these pret.--t
,cv).
cates for Liberty are attempting to overthrt of re„
to substitute the anarchy and the massacrest.thi
volutionary France.—We are astonished oete
friends of Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY, Who IS vre
aide' to
tleman, and who belongs to an bOrunir iiest-•
fession, should suffer his cause to be inir 14.1
And here A
with that ,of Burdettite Assassins. 'to)
se friend
rt
must pause. to notice the conduct of t°-
I,„ii the/ all
of Sir SAMUEL ROMILLY, who,
Id
„started their favourite Candidate, werc.'°--i.by
it
abuse, and the imputation of Whigs' 00
„ DUO
HUNTS, the CARTWRIGHTS,
pioleg „
for they are all
,the same in ,)
otbr';
views, however jealous they may be. °f
.ea ci
.oab
raffle mil'
yet when they found that 1100 d of- oier.
raised Sir FRANCIS. BURDETT b,igk °a
forget:b°
'to
these imputed Whigs were willing I
0(i gloci./
odium that had been cast upon
Traria°
map
form a coalition with their rabble 016"
w one Or •
Can it be possible that there is 'to .e or
he cols
toe
good intentions who will support t
the rfi°9
their, ere.
ta
Burdettites, and who does not see that ot e
gitious of the French Revolutionists dr
„acin
ceed them in the most, destructive P'
ayeoo oo
by and in resorting to the most desperste 006
carry those principles into effect, even
o
crifice of millions of their fellow-eott9trY:
°ll
(WI
Such, we are persuaded, would be
the 0 °
, ,5,
the Burdettites if once they could °Jim, al'
dant, and therefore it is incumbent "
have any regard to their OWL) 9'letY' rodse int
to tile welfare of the country r°
hove as .. ote.
biic
in opposition to wretches wit° Ist
•
common humanity as lot real Do
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