Write a piece of code to output the line number of the print / output statement itself (in the form "Hello World, from line X!") The Challenge

Write a program that outputs Hello World, from line X!, where X is the line number, in the source code, of the actual print statement itself.

The Rules


In this context, we want the first line number of the statement which outputs the string to be displayed to stdout
You should avoid simply searching through your source code as a string (either file or quine) to find the line number
If any additional whitespace or statements (which do not interrupt the flow of the code) is added to the source code, it should be reflected at run-time (after compiling if applicable)


Recommendations

If provided by the language, you may use exceptions/stack traces to accomplish this goal.  Try your best to use code that is portable across different systems/implementations, but note that this is not a requirement.  Using defined variables like __LINE__, although allowed by the rules,  are discouraged.

The Winner


This is a popularity contest (ended on June 10, 2014), where the answer voted highest by the community will be declared the winner based on the current votes at the time
When voting, please consider the creativity of someone's answer, how elaborate or interesting it is. and the difficulties/constraints of the programming language being used
Sinclair Basic



10 PRINT "Hello world, from line ";PEEK 23621;"!"



  Hello world, from line 10!


This will work for any line by PEEKing at the address storing the current line number, so the following will work as well:

341 PRINT "Hello world, from line ";PEEK 23621;"!"



  Hello world, from line 341!