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,: . ...,~. ~ . • THRATRE-ROYAL DRUK Y-LANL 'I'O•MOR ROW 'EVENING, MAY 14, 1807, will be &dad a MAW Piece. called TEKELI ; or s , THE SIEGE OF I 4 IONTGATZ. After which the Entertainment of . • THE CITIZEN. To which will he added the new Rotrantic Melo-Drama, caned THE WOOD DEMON ; Or, " THE CLOCK HAS STRUCK." This Evening —The Travellers ; with the Weathercock, -•-• THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. 1 ['HIS PRESENT EVENING, MAY 13, ;807, will be aded the New Operatic Drama, in Three Ads, called PETER THE GREAT ; Or, THE WOODEN WALLS. Chara&ers by Meffrs. C. Kemble, Bellamy, Munden, Pope, Simmons, Waddy, Murray, Incledon. Mils Bolton, Mrs. Davenport, Mrs. C-Xemble. To which will be added the Pantominte of HARLEQUIN AND MOTHER GOOSE ; Or, THE GOLDEN EGG. Merry ASHIANS• NIGHT. ON WHITSUN EVE, SATURDA Y next, M AY 1 6, Will he performed, at the Theatre Royal, Covent Garden, A GRAND SELLCTION OF MUSIC, From the molt favourite Compofitiont of Handel, Haydn, &tett, atyee, Arne, Groun and Mozart For particulars fee the Bilk, being too numerous for infertlon in an Advertilement. End of Part I. An Echo Concerto on the French Horns by Metres. Petrifies. End of Part 11. A Concerto on the Violin by Mr. Andey._. Principal Vocal Performeri--Mrs. Diatom. Signora Cagliari, Mrs. Bland, Madime Duff,k, Mai Meadows, and Madame Bianchi; Mr. Brabant, Mr. Evans, Mr. Doyle, and Mr. Bellamy. Ikkets to be had of AI, irrs. Afhleys ; at Birchall's MO,: Shop, Bond-itrret; and of Mr. Brandon, at the 'lltatre, where plaeLs tor the Boxes may be taken. MR. ASTLEY`S NIGHT. GREAT NOVELTY, OF SINGULAR INVENTION ! ASTLEY's ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE, WESTMINSTER BRIDGE. Muter the Patroitage of their Royal Highntlfes the Prince of Wales and Duke of York. Mrs GoailliLL, Box-keeper, molt refpettfulty begs leave to inform the Nobility, Gentry, and others, that MR. ASTLEY 's BENEFIT NIGH! will take place au SATURDAY NEXT, MAY t 6, 1807—All orders for places in the Boxes on the above uigbt, will be punc tually attended to. Immediate application at the Box Office, Theatre, Weßmiiilter Bridge, is ftrougly ueceffary. NEW ROOMS, HANOVER-SQUARE. UR. BARTLEMAN relpeftfully acquaints 1.T./ the Nubility, Gentry, and his Friends in general, that his ANNUAL CONCER r is fixed for Ve'EDNESDAY NEXT, the seth init. The Performance will be on the Grand Scale of furnier years. Pariculara will be publitheej in a few days. Leader of the Baud (which wilne numerous and complete) WEICHSEL. Organ and Grand Piano Forte, Mr. GREATOREX. •; Tickets, Half a Guinea each, to be ha Of Mr. Bartlenian, 14.11, Suhu ft:lmre, and at the Mute Shops of Mr. Bitchall. el Meffrs. Or-mend and Co. No more will be iffucd• (hall the Barn can well aceonsmocLue. ALLEN- and YltINCE's Annual 13411 well be on Wednelday May 20, at the Great Rooms, Paul's Head Tavern, Catcaton flreet, Chespfide. Double Tickets Haifa Guinea each, may be had any time previous to the Ball Evenhrg, at their private Dancing Academies N 0.19, Sherrard Brett, Golden• fquare, and No to Great Alie.itreet, Goodenan's-fields; where alto thole who arc imperfat Dancers may be finifhed in the moll elegant modern ftyle; and thofe who never learnt that accoroplifh aunt, hut exclude themfelves from many agreeable parties under the sniftaken idea that Dancing can only be acquired in youth, way in a Mort time be convinced that with good inflruclion, Ladies or Gentlemen of any age whatever, if capable of common cradle, may loon learn, and quite. In private, to Dance in an eafy rated manner. Theft Academies condone open all the Summer. RHEUMATIC GOUT AND RHEUMATISM. BIIRRIDGE'S SPECIFIC; which is acknow leased to be an infallible remedy for thofe Diforders, it now els & at the Proprietor's Warehoufe; York-ftreee, Covent Gar dm,where very numerous end refpaftible Tefihnonials may be km which will at once evince it& excellence cven to the molt inablid mind. The eltablithed efficacy of this invaluable Medi cine seeds no eulogium, nor would it be advertifed but that the Prep ietors fed it incumbent on them to make known an effectual cute tt, the of lided part of Mankind; that the bleffing may be uni 'fetidly diffukd. - - . . MISS OWENSON's POEMS. TNll.dry was Panted, elegantly printed, price Seven Skillings - in 80.11:4.16. THE 1,41 4 4 an IRISH HARP; or, METRI- ' Jli 'CAL FUOMENTS. ' ' - • . By MISS OWENSON. AP* of the Novice of ST Dominic, the Wilat Tana Gen z., 5 &c. Ste. Trifles light as air.SIIAKEtrEAItt. Vtai papillen de Parnaffe.—Ls FoNTAING Printed for RICRAND PIULLIPS, S, Bridge ftrect ; and fold by J. ARCNCR. M. KUNZ N. MAUON, W. DIYODALIt, E. COL. anr, and W. WATION : Dsbiin ; and by all ( 'her Bookfcllers. .. n.a.. Of whom may be bad, w r ie r And Edition of The NOVICE of ST. DoMINIC, Nor Price slis. •vs 'Third Edition of The WILD IRISH GIRL, Three Vo• hots. t3s 6d. Volumes. Eighth Edition o f Th e WINTER IN LONDON, Three volumes. t3s. 6d• lb JOHN CARR% STRANGER IN MELAND,.with beau - t4ll4 l3Tivines. ,era 21. se. • •••••!?-__ • ______ . - a GRECIAN LITERATURE. Thit day were publifhed, price its in boards, A RCH.ZEOLOGIAGR/ECA, or the Antiquities of Cuter—being an Acchunt of the Manners and Cuftoms A` * - *dead from the lama and he ft authorities, and Drefs •,-/Atertideuhents ,-1 • . Estrella ; Tood . Baths ' Male lifloestilings Marriages • Painting ,,' . . s . Divorces PableNtillish - Funerals . •Harbosito ',LI_ e „s . . sod Naval Dom,ftic &opiate.. Mrefghp,alid , Pseli- .. menu . fures, Sec ica deigned to illultrate.the Greek Clagies, by'explalnhtg to the Rites and Collo* to whlelii a i ldl l l.-4ToeuMih Ws Prefixed a bead Hiftory of the'Orecire iliod, es or tint principal Greek Writer.., p ela . a..,:_s caller, 0 HN m lt 4 O cr ßlN of S thi ON T . ree Grammar n—: "•"••• 1 - in Wcitin'brelatxt zoonsessi . Ma, 1 . 1 4 0 : M ae, ono Pam LI PS, No. 6, New &Apo. Bees. . , l a ( f h ....LIVE•by * fatale Author. li t ,i7ir piradiiialy taw . by a T n ea s ts c s hoo of i zhi p t e that 3l inapnrta bowl . at ' 1 11 1 . 11 : 1106,3 10 tYs far the Ufa of Schools, in ono olokly Printed , fio - price is W bound. ' " l aiblette tieseindunda, ilailitse nuke Ancient Phele ai at •-• - ..... • 4• e.a. ... . . . . • . . . . . . - . . - - ... • ;' .7; . k \,, ; .1 .). .7 ...:1 kl _.- 1.1 • -' 44 4'. q.....• . • • ~ ... e . —...,, , 4, - ' Veord •,... 1 1 .• - , s-- ) . ...., • _ . ORDNANCE OliitC3, life, 7, tScry. THE PRINCIP.4I. OFFICERS of Hi, IlfaVilly's ORDNANCE do ben:l7l4yr Notics, That Propofals will be received at their °Mee, in Pall-Mall. on or before the aoth day of May nest, from fuck perfons as may be willing to undertake the fupply of Serge for Cartridges upon Con ned for Service of this Department, for a period of three years. Further particular,, together with the Terms and Conditions of the Cognac% may be known, upon application at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall afortfaid, and Patterns of the Article there feen any day between the Noun of ten and four o'clock, where the - Propofaisare'alfo to be delivered fealed and endorfed " Propofals for Serge for Cartridges," and containing a fpecimen of the Ard de *o be fupplied, but no Propofal can be admitted after the fald aoth day of May, at twelve o'clock at noon of the fame day, nd ther will any Tender be noticed, unlefs the party making it, or an Agent in his behalf (ha attvd. By Order of the Board, R. IC CREW, Secretary. ARMY. A LIEUTENANT in an old dillingnifhed Regi ment of Infantry, Rationed in England, wifhes to exchange to 1 i,ht or Heavy Cavalry.—Apply by letter (pelt paid) to H W. to be left at the Shakefpear Coffee Houle, Ncw-Brea, Bit rningharn. • JAMES PORTIS, ESQ .. DECEASED. 'THE Creditors (if a ny) of JAMES PORTIS. - 1 - late of Gate ft reet, Lincoln's Inn Fields, and of the Stock Exchange, Efq. demoted, arc requefted forthwith to deliver in to Mcifrs. Denmtts and Greavcs, King's Arms Yard, the particulars of their Debts, in order to their being liquidat.d and fettled ; and all Perfons indebted to the Eftate of the Paid James Portia, are alto forthwith requefted to pay the amount to Marrs. Dennetts and (naves. TRADES' HALL, GLASGOW, APRIL 30, 1807. THE CORPORAt'ION of WP,,IAH T S in GLASGOW, being met for the Of con6dering the propofed alterations in the forms of before the Coo ars OF JIDICATUaIt IN SCOTLAND, i' ^ Refalved Unanimoully, f r A, That thole forms appear to lonestrentely defeeive, and to tend more to encourage an improper Spirit of litlgulint, than to facilitate, within a reafonable time, the Admialftratlon of Juftice. ad, That the Bill lately brought into the Hotta of Lo: % is by Lord Grenville, would, in the opinion of this Corporation, in a great nteafure, remedy thofe de:WU. 3d, That this Corporation cannot help deploring the deprivation of that -blelfing, the .Trial by Jury, in thefe times of enlarged commerce, manufeettikst end civilization, which was ani'led by our ancators, in remote times, before our connexion with England nth, That Trial by Jury, in civil cafes, which may depend be fore tither the Superior Courts, or the Court of the Jodge Ordi nary. WOlllO, in the opinion of this Corporation, contri'tute, tf fentially, to promote the Security and confidence of even order of the people, and, confequeotly, the happittefsattd pro f perity of, the country. r • 4 A se.), That a Petition be prefented to the Httlicof 'Lords, on the par: of this Corporation, humbly praying that the Bill brought into Parliament by Lord Grenville, may be made a law, with an additional claufe, by which Trial by Jury, In civil cafes, marbe allowed before the Judge Ordinary. 6th, That this Corporation owes it to themfelves and to their fellow-citizens, to embrace this opportunity of expecting their gratitude to Lord Grenville, and the Noble Lords who fupported 1 tarn Bill, for the benevolence and wifdem, whi c h th ey h ave dif played, in propoling to remedy thofe defe.ts in the Courts of Jolliet in Scotland; long Severely felt by the country at large, particularly by that order of the people to which the Members of the Corporation belong, by engrafting on our . jurifprudence a' branch of that of England, from which our fellow-citizens of that part ot the United Kingdom have long dctived a greater portion of liberty. fecuritty, profperity and happinefs, than ever was en • joycd by any other people. JAMES M RUER, Deacon. GEORGE CRAWFURD, Clerk. THE DISSOLU riON. 'CANDIDATESand all Perfons concerned in the pending General Eledion, are laurelled that the INDEX to the HOUSE of COMMONS, betides containing Biographical Ac • counts of all the Members of Tilt SHORT PARLIAMENT. In. clod., accounts of the Eledive Frmachifr for every place, the Nuns ber and Del:notion ache Voters, the Returning °Neer, the pre ponderating tnterett, &c. This indifpenfible Work tiny be had of all the Bookfellers, cor reded to March 25,1807, price cos. 6d. in boards, or t ta. in red In a kw days will be publithed. Handromely printed in Three Volumes, 4to. illultrated by a Map and Genealogi:al Tables, TO BE SOLD, AVALUABLE Collation of PAINTINGS, t h e property of a Gentleman, in whale Family they have been upwards of Thirty Year*, and the Proprietor affures the Public that not one has been added or taken front the Culledlion fur the laft Twenty. There pit ures are offered to the Public as a ge nuine and valuable Colledtion. among which will be found the Works of the following efteemed Maters, viz. - rather& Vouv rmans Dictry' • Phelp Laura • Le Sucur ' Ruben. Pietro da-Cortona Solemoni Francifca Mola Donsihic7ino Paul Veins 011ade, &c. Which will be Sold, by Mr. GASKILL (of Nottingham), On the Prernifes, at Colgrave.Place, in Nottingitandhire (fix Miles from Nottingham), louse time in the Month of June next, of which timely Notice will be given, and whca they can be viewed. T'HE HISTORY of th e HOUSE o f AUSTRIA, from the FOUNDATION of the MONARCHY, by RHODOLPH of Haptburgh, to the Death of the late Emperor LEOPOLD the Second. By the Rev. WILLIAM COXE, A.M. F.R S. and S.A. Archdeacon of Wilts, Rector of Benetton, &c. Printed for T. Cade!! and W Davies. Strand. Of whom may be had, all Mr. Cole's other Works. Alfo, fometinie in the Month of September next, will be Sold, on the Premifes, the erluable Furniture, together with the lump, tuuus Pier Glades, fearee and valuable Engravings and Flints by Old 'Natters; alfo all the entire neat Live and Dead Stock, Farm ing Utenti4; /cc. upon the faid EitatF. The dlya cif t'aefe Sales and Deferiptive Catalogues, will be pull- Wiled in duo time. This day were publilhed, • In One Volume Odavo, price ss. 6d. in boards, OBSERVA'T'IONS on the APPLICATION of LUNAR CAUSTIC to STICTUReS in the URE THRA middle (ESOPHAGUS; illußrated by Cares, and with Places. Ey M. W. ANDREWS, M.D. Member of the Royal College of Surgeons, London, late Army Sarge4n, and now Phyfician, at Madeira. Printed for Julio Callow, Medical Bookieiler, No. to, Crown court, Princeritreet, Soho. Where may be had, juft publifbcd. Dtuben•on's Obfervations on ludigeftion, the Second Edition, with Addition., price es 6d. Afto, J. Callow's new and extent - we Catalogue of Medical Books. in various Larguages, :or 1807. This day were publifhed, By J. WHITE, Horates Head, Fleet. ftreet, Elegantly and uniformly printed in Royal Odavo. t. A Conne&ed SERIES of NOTES nn the Chief 3 . REVOLUTIONS of the principal Stater, which com• pole! the Empire of Charlemagne, front his Coronation in 814, to its diffolutiun in t3c6 ; on the Geneslogics of the Imperial Houfe of Habfburgh, and of the fix fecular Eledlnrs of Oermany; and on Roman, German; French and Engiiih Nobility, price is; in boards. 2. A new Edition of Horz being a conned:led Series of Notes on the Test and Literary History of the Bibles, or Books accounted facrcd by the Mobontetans, Hindons, Partic i Chink, and Scandinavi.u3s. 7 n which 14 row added, a :) ffertation nn the Contrnvcrfy rcfpedlinuthe three Heavenly Wi.neires, in two Volumes, price tBs in boards. - . _ _ 3. A new Edition of Horz Juridicz Subceeivz, being a eon neeted Series of Notes refpeCting the Geography, Chronology and Literary Hiftory of the principal Codes and original Documents, of the Grecian, Roman. Feudal and Canpn Law, price 95. boards. By CHARLES BUTI.F.R. Efg. Alfo may bihad, in Crown Evo (to eorreipond with.the tail Edition of the firft Part), HORN. DISLICIE Pat the Second ; containing Notes upon the Koran, Z end Avelln, VAlas, King% and Edda; and an Appendix to the firft Part, containing a Diffcr tation on the Controverfy refpeding the Three Heavenly Witticfres. Price ys. in boards. A few Copies of the fiat Edition of the Hors Juridic may be ilia had, pries ss. in boards. THE LAST AND NEWEST VOYAGES AND-TRAVELS, In Monthly Number; and lialf-Yearly Volumes. This day was completed, price zft in boards, Mufti-aced by new tnari, and cther engravings, ' [ 'HE FIFTH VOLUME of a COLLECTION - of MODERN and CONTEMPORARY VOYAGES and TRAVF.I:S. confining of I. Tranilations from Foreign Languages of New Voyages and Travels, never before eradiated. 11. Original and Recent Voyages and Travels, never before publiChed. Anal) Ls of New Voyages and Travels, jolt publilbed in England. It is the ohjed of this work to unite economy with information, and to reduce the enormous expcnces to which the public have beep fubjc*2ed, in acquiring polfeffion of the neweß Voyages and Travels. A periodical fupply is air° by this means kept up of new fads and difeoveries. relative to all Foreign Countries,and many valuable works are by this fyfternatie, yet cheap mode of publica- tion, introduced to the Englift reader, which eisu:d never have appeared in a ceparate form. This publication does not conlift of antiquated and obfotete works, which no longer exhibit the Rate of the countries to which they relate, or which contain informa tion to be acquired from fifty other fourees, but it comprifes only the lateft works, and Introduces to the Reader nothing but the aetual prefent Rate of countries, the only information which can render any book of Voyages and Travels intereftiog or defirable. This Fifth Volume contains, r. Farytfeheves Voyage in the Frozen Ocean. 1. Rteeilly's Tralrels Round the Black Sea. 3. Fit - cher . ..a Journey to Hyena. 4. Tceor through Rugen. 5. Helms' Travels from Buenos Ayres to Lima. 6. photon's Voyage in the Indian Sets. • 7. Sir John Carr'4 Stranger in Ireland. Printed for jt/CHAlli PHILLIPS, No. 6, Bridge.flteet, Black friars, and to be. had of all Bookfellers ' either as publithed in moothly•Numbers, at as 6d. each, or in half-yearly Volumes, at tss. melt; of whom al(o may be had, all the preesulng Numbers or Volumes together or reparatety. FAWI.RY. HANTS. TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION, Mr. WATTS, at the Dolphin Inn, Southampton, on Tuefday, the ad day of Junes, 1807, at 7 o'clock in t h e es , :ling, e, VILLA molt delightfully fittuted, about a quarter of a mile from Southampton River, and late in the occupation of Captain Tregent. The hoof: has been built only f(x years, i. is fit for the reception of a genteel family, and commands a very pidurefque view of Spitbead, Southampton ' River, and the adjacent Country; it is feated on a fpot at once healthy and beautiful It has on the ground floor a dining parlour, drawing•room, brcakfatt-room, and Rote room; under, a very good cellar; above four bed rooms, of equal fize with thole on the ground floor; adjoining, an excellent kitchen, wall' bottle, liable, and chaife houfe ; detached, a good barn, hen houfe, and I piggery ; with a fuitable garden adjoining the houfe, an .I a fmall paddock and meadow ; in all comtrifiag two acres of land. N. B. A purchafer may have immediate porrellion. For further partteWars apply to the Audioneer, Southampton ; or to Mr. Howard, Solicitor, gt2ern ftrect, Furtfea. DELIGHTFUL irILLA, with jg ACRES of LAND. 11AMPNHIRE, near SOUTHAMPTON. By Mars ELLIS and FI.ETCHER, At Oarraway'r, London, on Friday May 2), at Twelve, by order of the Executors tinder the will of llamas Baker. Efq. ADESIRABLE and VALUABLE ESTATE ; cemprilig a felec2 pleafant Villa, erected within a few years, in excellent repair, replete with convenience, called. Nut (baling Mount, only four miles from Southampton, commanding rich and uninterrupted views of the New Fiirelt, and furrounding country, enlivened by extenfive and lean-eking feenes from the Needle Rocks to the Mother Bank, Calihot Cattle, &c —together with Acres of Paltore and Arahle Land. erc.lient Garden, in clofed with lofty brick walk, ftahling for fix bagel, dunce trtle, anti tiled barri,granary iheds, tad farm yari, ftandi (on a riling eminence, at an agreeable dittance from the higk road to Rowley and Sallibury ; a Gathic cottage or lodge, at the entiance from the road; the whole lying very compad and within a ring fence, r well fuppned with excellent water Held on three lives of the refpedive ages of 31, to, and t 6. . _ _ : the eitaii may be 14 days previous to the fate, when prloted particular+ may he had at the White Horfe, Romfey ; White Hart, Salifbury; White Hart, Wiochefter ; D.dphin, Sour!. - ampton ; of Mars Ellis and Fletcher, la& Fenchurch ltreet, London ; and at Garraway's. DESIRABLE FARM AND HUN VINO BOX, IN DEVONSHIRE. • On Saturday, the aid of May, slio,; at the New London Inn, Exeter, bctweep the hours of Two and Three, in the Afternoon, By Mr. PHILLIPS , COMPACT LEASEHOLD FARM, called AXON, held for 99 Years, determinable on Three Lives; conlifting of 83 Acres (more or lets) of Arable and Meadow Land, and a very comfortable Dwellinthoufe, poffelling conveniences of every dr.:Caption for a Bran family, with Coach hauls, Stables, Barn, Linhay for za Cow., back and front Garden, about half an acre of Orchard, ace. Sm. molt beautifully Bunted in the Southern part of Dcvouiblre, lately built and occupied, by Sir John Collins, deceaft. 1. The Premifes pcifeth many Wel advantages of the $r ft t rftinsas dm, to a Gentleman dewing a refidence in g beautiful Country and Sporting neighbourhood, four Peeks of Harriers being kept within the than diaance of 3 miles, and Fox Hounds within 7 miles.— Tales of all ddcripdons very low, nor exceeding at prefast Sla Guineas per Annum, end the occupier not liable to fIU any paro chial office —The Ells* has an unlimited right of good Downage and Commonage; upon the Down. and Commons immediately adjoining the fame, with perndffion to dig and burn Peat, for manuring the land. The above Eftate Iles within a ring fence, is diftant tram 1114 Unison s miles, Taunton as, Uffenbas s, Cuihampton 7, **- too to. fiverton 9, P.lD:ter 19, Exmouth 22, Sidolollyil . . as, and Channoutb 23. 'The Leafe Is renewable at a certain fmall Rae. gait Reirsidtr low. - Lti For particulars, apply (If by letter, poft paid) to Mr. Thom, Whitear, on the Prendfiesi, or to Mr. Parton, Solicitor, Wren, Hants. N. B. The Edam is well watered, which might be corned to great advantage at a wining expenees--The Fir Trees, lite and i dead Smelt, and fasplements d Huffisadry, to be take° eta vs. luationti I.3.iatt — TC7 .- '). ' 7 s 4 • :'`' GENERAL ELECTION. TO THE INDEPENDENT FREEHOLDERS OF THE coorat OF MIDDLESEX. OCNTLEMCN, ALLOW me again to folicit the f a vou r o f y our Wiwi to replace use in the dißinguithed &nation which I have had the honour to hold for the four lift Parliaments. Con fcion that I have never fa/erred frogs, thole principles which fit R recommended ate to your fupport, and which I can t'ever abandon ' but with my life, my pretenfions to your fuTrages, on the prelent occafinn, are founded, not upon any profeibons as to my future tended but upon the experience you have had of the fldelity and independence, with which I have endeavoured to difcharge the truß repofed in me. I have the honour to remain, . Gentlemen. your faithful and much obli ge d tenant, St ]hos ' e's (tiara, April sq. G. "WWI Mr. ',roc's Commiitee fits daily at his hoofe in St. James'ea '(snare, mid every afternoon, at the Court-hoofe, Offiorn.ftreet, Whiteehapel. • TO THE GEN TLEMEN.CI,ERGY, A ND FR IthhiOL ukIKS, OP THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX. OENTLEMCN, VERY few days have elapfed fence I fi rft had the honour of addreditig )ou : the period, though flytrt, has pen. duced for me fpontaneous offers of fupport front fo many pans of the County. that funiser !saltation might be deettird Ingratitude; I cannot, therefore, any tenger delay to comply with the defire of my numerous friends, and accordingly now decidedly &dere myfelf a Candidate for the high diftimtlion of reprefenting you in Parliament. Should Ibe the fortunate übjedt of your choice, it will be no - I.•fs my duty than my pride to terve you with indepen dence, diligence, and integrity; and to exert my utmoft endea-. yours so maintain and uphold our happy Coultitution in Church • and State, as ertablithed at the glorious Revolution. I fear it will not be poffible for me, before the Ele.elion. to pay my perfonal relpedla to every Freeholder within the County, but requeft of you to halieve that it is my earneß with to do fo. The Sheriffs have appointed the 18th inliant, at nine o'clock, at Rrebtford, for the commencement of the Eledlion. I bare to entreat of my friends to he early in giving me their rapport. With every rani met of zerpoft, I have the hoooor to fuldcribe myfelf, Gra/ rtraa,m, Your obedient. faithful , humble, fervent, HareiAl-Plate, May 9,1807. eIiRiSIVPH Eit . BAYNES. THE Friends of Sir CHRISTOPHER. BAYNES, Bart. ars molt particularly requcfted to meet at the Fret mafon's Tavern, Great t).!.een.ftreet, on Friday nest, the rsth initant, at One o'Clock prectfely, to confider of the molt effedtral means of fecuring that Gentleman's Eledtion. London, May tt, acy. TO THE GENTLEM FN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS OF Tii.! COUNTY OF YORK. GCNTLtlint, • . W HEN I fitft announced to you my intention of becoming a Candidate for the County of YORK, I *se not aware of the reafan wl.ich had induced your worthy Repro. Tentative Mr. Fawkes to retire from public life. Although I lament as much as he d-ies the recent event s which have caufed him to take this unfortunate Rap, and regret them Rill more, as having deprived the Country of the fervices of fuch a man ; I do not think that the increafing difficulties that arife in the difcharge of Parliamentary duties, ought to deter any other equally incorrupt and independent man from offaing you his fenriees In that chatadler, I earneftly requelt the favour of your (union on the day of nomination, and cn that of Eledtion. I have the honour to be, Gentle Men, Your molt faithful and obedient fervant, Voris, May t, MILTON. To the GEN fI.EMEN CLERGY, YEOMANRY and other FRE :OLDERS of the COUNTY of WILTS. GEN I'LCMEN, • r_IA VING had the lionnur at your Meeting this 11 day to be unanimoully nominated as proper perfons to repre fent this refprdtable County in the enfu 9g Parliament, we bet leave to offer ourfelves to your notice, and to requelt the further honour of your fuffrages on Friday next, the day of Election. We are, with every poflible refpcd, Gentlemen, Your much obliged and molt obedient humble fervents, H. P. WYNDHAM. .Prvizes, tt. 1807. RICHARD LONG. to I+lh WOR I'HY AND INDEPENJEN I' BURGESSES OF I Ht 3 ANTIENT BOROUGH OF BEVERLEY. flesm.r.a.eN, IT is with thelinccrell gratitude I acknowledge the high Honour you have this day conferral upon me; and in re turning you my moll fineere and unfeigned Thanks for the very Honourable and Eff.tdtual Support, which has fecund to me the object of my ambition, I take leave to adore you of my LI,. of the high and important truit repofed in me as your Reprcfentative io Parliament, which it will ever be, at all times, my molt anxious defirc to merit, by as faithful a difcharge of my Duty, as a zealous attachment to my King and the Conftitution of my Country, and an ardent deSre for their prpfperity and glory can infpire. With the molt hearttelt wifhes for your welfare and happinefs, I have the honour to be, with the greateft efteem and refped, Gentlemen, Year much obliged and very faithful fervent, Benrley, May S, any. HIS 1 . 01( Y. 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