Elizabeth-Town gazette. [volume] (Elizabeth-Town, N.J.) 1818-1821, 1819-11-30
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Yesterday the following audacious A
dress was widely circulated. Weg;vs
publicity, because it carries its remsd"
along with it, and is just specimen If 4. h
revolutionary principle upon which Il.
Radicals, and their supporters, act =
lUEITED BRIToNs AND IRIsHMeNll
| You have asked for Reform You h.,, |
been slaughtered with the sword, YET H.
|tice is delayed Have you power? Ess,
else it with judgment !-LoNDoN Hrev,
on MONDAY, November LIST, 1910. At .
O'Clock at noon, 10 Finsbury Market.pla,.
lSuu-street, Finsbury-square, to Address
1.-The Prince for Redess Of Grievance
| Let all industrious classes consult M,
Town good the idle, the intoleraul and hs
sordid have long consulted theirs contrarv
TO reason, humanity aud justice! Myf.
ads of Briions alive to liberty meet to eiv.
lone imposing evidence Of their love #
freedom, their will to be freemeD. and 4
make one more APPEAL TO THE pglscs
TO throw himself into the arms of higb
lspirited and generous people, against tIe
Tyranny OF an ,iiieeiiug, mercenary, and
merciless oligarchy, whose measures have
long disgraced the crown, oppressed IN.
I6ustry, aud at last brought ruin into liz
land! United Nations call on one man %
declare himself the friend Of HUMANITY
JUSTICE and LIBERTY! And unlike hi,
predecessor, instead of incorporating a
town or village, a People call upon hin
to immortalize his name by enfranchisin.
whole nations. Can one mae, will one
man resist the voice of millions viii
millions for ever be the dupes of knayesl
Forbid it, we departed spirits Of the brave
whose crimson blood bathed so of he
sacred shrine of Liberty Forbit it, ys
living Patriots, whose hearts bleed fOryoa
dead and dying, for your famished and
furnishing countryfolks Forbid it, every
Imam who has soul TO be free, and cout
lage to resist oppression! No longer len
Iporise with your fears ! No longer listen
to the willy words of towards, knayes sad
lplunderers Your miseries are intolsrs
Ible! The day of deliverance is at band
Your destinies remain with yourseVs
Your fathers became free by their courage
iTyrants were never subdued by cowardy
submission. Britons will never turn REQ.
legadoes aud apostatize from the heroic
love of Liberty and Justice displayed
their SIDNEYs and HAMPDENs. The
times are now portentous. Thousands Of
1.-THE most useful people die daily Of want
the cries Of the oppressed rise up to Hea.
ven, and call aloud for justice upon the
guilty authors of their sufferings But
let the people pause on the past, and once
more offer TO Prince the hand Of GOOD
fellowship Try, in the awful circun
stances of the times, wheiher he has III,
wisdom to take it, to press it to bis heart
and exclaim aloud ---- /" / grieve fo
your wrongs but will now be you
friend !!r' Try if the tools OF faction
dare now advise him against sound poll.
cy to reject the voice of reason, Of justice,
and Of mercy. Britons, no longer triRs
with your fate; demand your rights! A.
wake to your dangers. Will nothing
arouse you? Behold the ghosts Of your
mangled friends, they cry aloud BE
firm! be bold if you would avoid our
fate! but preserve peace keep good Or.
der! respect property be not the first to
offend, yet OPPOSE MASSACRE AND MUR.
DER y! A. THIsTLEwooD, Sec'ry.
! LONDON, Oct. "a.
/ A court of Common Council was held
on Thursday, in which the answer ofihe
Prince Regent to the City Address, re-
speeding the Manchester business, was
presented. A long discussion arose wheth
Ter on entering it upon the Journals, The
words Most Gracious" should be added,
which was ultimately carried, and the
Prince Regents Most Gracious AosEei
was accordingly ordered to be inserted
upon the Journals.
The state of the country is now more
alarming than ever. We hear of nothing
but drilling the country people. Arms Of
every kind purchased in large quantities.
sabres Of a rough undressed kind, the
blade inserted into common wooden han
die, have been manufactured at Birmiog'
ham 10 immense quantities, and sold TO the
people at Is. apiece. Pistols Of similar
rough workmanship are also manufactured
in almost equal quantities, and we UNDER
stand bought up with the same avidity.
A letter from Sierra Leone, dated tns
9th Of March, says" 1t is with tle
deepest regret inform you that, notwi!n
standing the liberality of Great Britain
and the faith Of treaties, the coast swarns
with slave vessels, dragging thousands Oh
its miserable inhabitants into endless cap
tivity. A few days ago arrived here inc
Union, of Liverpool the Supercarso
states, that during bis stay in the river
Calaha mt Lose than eioht vessels, avefa'