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PARISH of ST. DUNSTA.N'S in the WEST, Flue-streets
CITY OF LONDON.
AT a Meeting of the Vestry, held agreeably to
Public Node*, on the 6th day of lone, 1110. present dr.
Rev. RICIfARD LLOYD, A.M. Vielr, in the Chair, &c.
The following Declaration, being proposed and approved or,
was signed by the Vestry-men present, and now lies at the Vey-
try-roore for the denatures of such other inhabitante (including
the liberty of the Rolls,) as may approve of the Mad; from
twelve O'clock to two, till the 16th Instant.
Called upon, as we are, in the present critical emergency, to
contend, with'our utmost vigour; against the most formidable;--
and at the same time the misfit sabtle enemy that has ever waged
'war against our country ; and to contend, not merely for victory,
but for existence—for every thing that can snake England dear to
us, and of which, as Englishmen, we may well be proud—for
our throne; our altars, and our civil liberty for that great and
glorious Constitution, which wattle dream of ancient sages.
had heed the envy of all modern isitimni--e Constitution iatd
differentsfains of Government, Md, whose powers are so ate
blaming* to afford a greater d and a greater
curity for it, than is eujoye
nothing can so effectually contribute towards °in security, sad
bid defiance to the menaces of the enemy, as internal concord and -•
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II unanimity—a fiigh and patriotic determination to rally round the
Constitution as it at preset stands, and to support those just
'prerogitives of the Crown, and those necessary privileges of the
Parliament, which are monuments of the wisdom of our fore-
fathers, and upon which alone depends the real freedom of the
people, their Worms! happiness, and their external strength.
We cannot, therefore, view without horror the bold and alarm-
ing attempts whiclitgnder the forms of Petitions and Addresses)
made
have been lately to sow the seeds of dissention throughoot
the country, by holding up the Chief Authorities of the Realm to
public contempt and ridicule, and by stimulating the people to a
quarrel with their own Representative., as though we bad less to
dread from the Tyrant of France than from ourselves, or the
safety of the country could be best promoted by the sub*ersion of
the Constitution itself.
Under whatever intlissiug names such attempts may disguise
themselves, we cannot but regard them as proofs either of polith.
cal phrensy or of foul sedition; as so many efforts to play
the game of France in our own country, and to introduce
that fatal and destruCtive system by which the whole Continent
of Europe has fallen a victim to the French Despot ; and which,
If once suffered to prevail amongst ourselves, must be inevitably
followed by the same disgrace and ruin. Had the nations of the
Continent been true to their own cause, they had not how been
groaning under the iron despotism of an unprincipled Tyrant,
who has either deposed their lawful Sovereigns, or preserves them
as so many satellites, shining around his imperial throne.
If England should ever fall, it most he by dieunion and civil dis-
traction. She ill agreat and pots-ci fol nation. Her greatness and coin-
mercial prosperity have excited the envy and indignation of her san-
guinary foe. Fle threatens to destroy her political existence, for she
Amer stands between him and universal Empire She is the last asp-
him of freedotnand happiness--4helastrefuge of railed misery and
distress. And such a glorious pre-eminence She shall continue to
maintain, if She be true to Herself. A great nation, lake our
own, is, under Diviet PROVIDENCE, invincible—if we be united
.—if we rally round the constituted Authorities of the State with
'a patriotism which extinguishes selfish and sinister views, and •
identifies our individual interests with those of the public.
We, therefore, whose names are hereunto subscribed, feel oar-
selves, in the present critical juncture of public affairs, impe-
ratively called upon, and especially from our, local situation, to
I reprobate with becoming indignation wit mischievous and fatal
attempts, front whatever quarter, and under whatever sanction,
racy mayaroceed: to strengthen and consolidate, as far as lies in
our poen:7, the exertions of Government to promote the publi:
security and welfare ; to testifflittritineere loyalty and elliectiost
to the venerable Monarch, whom a kind and indulgent Pawn.
tittles still permits. to be the Father of his People; and to ex-
press our reliance on the wisdom of Parliament to correct, in its
own time and way, such abuses, as, in a lapse of many ages,
may have incidentally crept Into the general structure of the Con-
stitution, alai to thank it for the steps it has already taken upod
this important subject.

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HEBREW 'CRITICISM and POETRY, or the
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