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. 741. • : 17. 4 F-4 z P 4 , s. ,*• V C'll - 1 . ••• • • , TA - 4 • OP•• ‘ • le • s k t i•reo ' • • . SJ;d'!4i :4 ( p a WUMBER soos SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 16, iBos. [ PUCE SIX-PENCE►, THIgATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. ON MONDAY. NEXT, FEBRUARY 18, 18os, will be fteHorused the new Comedy, called THE HONEY MOON. To which will be added the new Mdo-Drante, called THE LADY OF THE ROCK. This Eveniat—The Hooey Moon ; with the Lady of the lock. I t . f ucfday, Lover's Vows; rode:rick py tbe You ms Rdsclos; with the Farce of the °dun. .VICTVALLING-OFFICS. Febrepary 5, dos. r iliE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING -a- HIS ArAyssrn NArr:tie beetby gee* Netke• That on Wednefday the ayth What, they will be ready to receive Tesler' In writing (fealed up) and treat for the (applying (on feparate Contrafts), of SEA PROVISIONS to His Makfty's fillips and Verdi at Paimawth and at Milford Haven, for twelve months certain, from the r7th March next, inclufive, and farther until fix months warning ihall be given on either fide, for theta% nriattlon thereoL The mode of payment to be by Bib, payable with intemft ninety days after date. The Canada's of the Colima' may be fern at the Secretary's Oise, at this Office ; or by applying to the Coll/dors of His Ma jelly's Caftan at Fahnouth and Milford Haven refpedtiveh , . No rezesa soil Li bd teeny Teat he saki as Mee . fiba ad k iairadi. tome bd be .r thrift's!! set k drikeeed,to tie Bawd be fore Ow oTioeel r faid Wnlsrfday the anti inflate aw odes the ?egos wok males the Teoder,o, Perfeee so be: kho11; eraosele, velum- whew ealkelfror. Nor will any Tender tbaf etiettaioa exerteva :wet triers meou 'Ate twirl,,, mod prim each iefirier to the real galas .tai orbers,k coofiotred es proper to k adesiuel. MR. WELLER unit refpeltfully informs the Public, the Sale of Stanfted Man Sou, Park , and other Eftatel, advertifed to be Sold by Avalon, the tyth of March, at Siam a Co, ec Hook, IS POSTPONED until the sift of befter, nth February. COMMITTEE ROOM of the BLUE COAT . SCHOOL, le BiRMIIVAM. UNANTWOUSLY Ras Fsbroarf 1 40 k rit 'HAT the Tha n k s o f the Committee and - of the Subfcribers at large, arc yoftly due to the Liberality of the Members of UNGRATEFUL SOCIETY &trembling at the Foun tain Tavern, in New-Rivet, who, in the Ceurfe of kis than Four Years, by a (mall Monthly Subferiptiou, have contributed the Sum of Fifty-oee Pounds, Fifteen Shillings and Three-pence, in Aid of an inflitution the beneficial Effects of which they have happily experienced in their own Education, and which they are, and, without Doubt, ever will be, zealous to render as diffufive and perltanent as Its warm& Advocates can defire. By Order of the Committee, JOHN HOLT, Chairman. WITH• every Imprefflon-of BELL'. WEEKLY • T MESSENGER, of SUNDAY NEXT, will be delivered (GRATIS) one Copy of BELL'. UNIVERSAL ADVERTISER, of which upwards of TEN THOUSAND will be diftributed ; including, umongit that number, all the Members of the tioure of Lords and Commons, and mid of the principal Coffee bourn and Public.houka In London—Wide* the regular dlitranition with the Weekly Mcffenger. Advertifensente, to be infured infertion, mutt be fent before "Midday evening, or very early on Friday morning, to Bell's UM eerie! Adman' Once, Southamptoodtreet, Strand. sTA.Ts LOTTERY. i 'HE following is the SCHEME Of the STATE .1. LOTTERY no* Drawing. of Cis.= is I 230,0 10,000 .. 40,000 •••• 30,000 ••••• ' 30,000 ...• 3 ,OCO .... t 3.000 m.. 1 POO LOX) 300 ... 343 00 .... 100 •••Z 3,000 .. 30 ••-• '34 00 '' 10 123 PO* •—•-•—•-• tux° Tickets. 4 2 5 e A n • ran of the Cap:tab wig be tieterstiked as foam* t Firit-drawn. tit Day 4 woo Firft-dratht, 6th Dtl £ soo Ditto sd Day 300 Ditto 7th Day rope° Ditto 3d Dry $OO Ditto 3tb Ihy sspoo Ditto 4th Day pm Ditto 9 0 Pay 5.000 Ditto ph Day Soo Ditto tab Ny t osoo Tickets and Shares (whilft any remain) may bs had at all the Lleenfed Lottery OSees, warranted andrawn. The Sews& Day's drawing will be on Thurfday, next. • 6450 Mr. GODWIN'. NEW NOVEL. This day was publiihed. in Tone Volumes, price ass. ha boards, or z6s. in half-binding, FLEETWOOD, or the New Man of Feeling.— A Novel in Three Volumes. BY WILLIAM GoDwiti. Printed for RICUAID PHILLIPS, Not 6, Bridge-ftreet, Black friars ; and fold by all Bookfellen. Of whom may be had, by the fame Author, a. The Lan and Arm of Cu AUCtR, the Father of Englifta Po. wrya rds , the ad Edition, in four volumes, octavo, price al. 16s. in be. EAST-INDIA HOUSE, Frinsaty ts, /1 95 . THE COURT of DIRECTORS of t& -8- UNITED COMPANY of MERCHANTS of INC. LAND, tralEse Ar de EAST INDIES,A array OW sake, That a Oonaal Court of the laid Company will held at their Hoak In Leadenhall-ftreet i oa Thurfday, the aith initint. at Ele ven o'clock in the Forenoon,,lrOf the purpora of laying before the General Coon a plan for forming an Eitablithment at home for the Education of Young Man bitend,d for the Company's Civil Ser vice in India. WILLIAM RAMSAT, Secretary. LOTTERY NOW DRAWING. .QWIPT and Co. No. t, Poultry, beg leave to k)in form the Public, that the Capitals now In the Wheel era as follows, vis.-1 of as,cool. 3 of to,cooL 3 of *sowL zof !cool. befides others of sea the. &e. . Undrawo Tickets and Shares eoatinse on fale at the above Vice, where the Ticket No. 548sz ai first-drawn, third day, en titled to S oot and No. boo, a Prise of tooci. in t he prefect Lotr tt-y, were fhared and fold. The Seventh Day's Drawing win be on Tburfday nest. RICH STATE OF THE WHEEL. I Prize of CA S ,CCO 3 Prises of 4. s„,00 3 ditto 10,000 s ditto 4CW • Ike. &e. And only FIVE DAYS to Draw. • Ti C4TS and Shutm, warranted undrawn, are Filing at HALL and Cu.',, (Lite Nlchclfon) No. BE, Corn• hl', where all Pizes wiU he p.id on dernand. Thurfday next will be the Seventh day of Drawing. ropooL F.td-drawn - 7th Day. ,000 1 Ditto - Sib Day. POPE recinnmenda an early application at the Luekr O:S.:c, Corner of the Royal app lication oppofite the Bank. as the Whcel is extremely rich, there are but Five Days to Draw, and vtry few Tickets remain unfold. Thurfday next will be the Seventh Day's Drawing. WHEEL OF FORTUNE. t of sy.ocio-3 of scvarAL-3 of y,oool. Sre. Sce. rr ROBERTS begs w acquaint the Public, that . there are but Five Days to drlw, and the Wheel is twine. canter* Rich. Tickets and Shares are felling at his OM State Lotter i f Mee, Ne.B, Con:hill. Ti.u:fitay nest win be ear Seventh Dar of Thawing. REMARkAHLE RICH WHEEL. Prize of as,OOOL 3 Priacs of sessal. 3 - loped` s • s i dooL bee. &e. &e. • TICKETS and Shares will continue on Sale whilit an 7 rcrnalo, at DRUMMOND's Office. No. 6s, Rut firet, wbcre No. 3,4311, a Prise of SooL was fold and tegiftered t's.e Second Day of Drawing. A. DRUMMOND recommends an early pUretraft,P very few . .ri•.itets arc left on hand. Ihe Contraftorl, musk to thc,r credit, Lac engaged t) provide the Ofhoskeepers with them as long as the , . lave any loft. Thrfday nest will be the Seventh Day of Drawing. el SCOTT returns his mo(t grateful acknowledg e ments to his Friends and the Public for the kind Patronage lichis received, and thinks it his Doty to inform thesis that the TICKETS for the GRAND STATE LOTTERY (now draw ing) amorist all fold t therefore, to prevent difappointosent, he recommtmds an immediate application at his old eilabliescd Fortu nate °nice, No. 7c, New Bond•fireet, where he will continue fel ling Ticksts and Shares, warranted =drawn, whilit any remain. 71tt, naprerede9ted demand for Tickets and Shares is obvious to Irk wow& captify. the Whed. canal:flog one Prize of as.wol. they: of lopoci. three of 5,00a1. four of t,ox4 fa of soot bcsdca inuntrons too!.'s, &c. kc &c. Midday non will be the Seventh Day of Drawing. UNIVERSrII'Ot OXFORD.-tHE ROEBUCK INN. 9 'RE NdEILiTY and GENTRY, who mayhave oecsfion to viftt or travel through OXFORD, are molt re ipetetally felicitt.d to order their Carriagea to the ROEBUCK INN, where Capital limits and eaperienced Drivers are ready to forward them at the trafonabic rite of QNE SHILLING PER MILK. Ada to that,: Families, or Perron% why, may wa to continue a fcadays at 0-. ford. to examine and view the monuments of art, eicratt edifices. and curio Sties, depofited in this celebrated Uni actelty,tisc RI) trz cc aforda alp:rata] aad comforta:.ic abode, whcrethe outwit attention to pad, and where the charges arc moderate. AEACTY IMPROVED. 're: . l eradicate thofe blemifhes of Nature ,from the -A. Face and Arrs, S.iperfluom Hairs, no Depilatory can in the teat degra.cater the kale of coospetitioo with that well-known and eftablißel nne, ALFRED'S ROYAL. COMPOSITION, lirft prepared for the beautiful Antoinette. The materials of which it is competed are perfealy Innocent, yet polliefs the additiorial same of improving the Beauty of the Complexion I It is fold by apps.intment of the Proprietor, is packets at Js. 6d. and 33. each. Wlicikfale is Loodoo, by Hendrie and SOM. Par.. flamers to her Mileftyjichhome•Rreet ; Gattic and Lea, se., New Bood-ftrcet ; Dayikina, sp, Fleet-rirect ; Berry, Greek Areet Cryer, 68, Cornbill ; and Shaw and Edwards. St. Past's Church vsrd—and Ret.iil at Bath. by Nana, Marriott, Reynolds, and - Warren and Roder ; at BMA by Bulgin ; Gioucefter by Whit • sack; Salianity, by Collins; Liverpool, by Gregfoo's; Edinburgh, by .%ntircw Smith, James Spence, sod Willi.,ro Rackhurne ; in 16.1 :IN by Ball, Damn -ftrca, and in every capital town in the 'on:rd Kingdom. , • A CAUTION TO IAMILIES. ZI:ROESS AND SON'S ESSENCE OP ANCHOVIES AND •arasa RICH SAUCES 'II" great repatatien which Mr. BURGESS has plata 11 HIS ESSENCE OF ANCHOVIES and other 111:Cif-SAUCES, S.r fifi Sara, Stewed litaf. 11 1 1141 Calves Heat, Jiesf Steel?, Mile Alkn. Wild Fetid, mates** t with many Ilrli seeks for the Table, Sideboard, and Store Room; which are more tullp c tprelkd iss his Catalogue, (He kiK the lerventor of thew,) has toduscd many paces to give the fame name to Articles entirely eliFtrent,whkh arc vended at many Sloops in London, by perfons %ha go to the principal Towns in England, Ireland, and Scotland, to foam Orders of Tradefaten and %mks:vers. who le eonfe• gums are often Lrved with Starless goers, of very inferior quali ties, which I. not only an hopofition, but a great dlfappointment to Fansilles who purehafe them with a view of having good Sauce to their nth, ace. N.H. None are His Gennine,bot what have there words on • she La`•el," BURGESS and SON'S, Original and Superior ES SP NCE OF ANCHLIVIA, Na 14, &rawly CM , " of Savoy Ski a, Loadue EAST INDIA HOUSE, Rim 15, 1805. THE COURT of DIRECTORS of the UNITED COMPANr e• MERCHANTS V . ENG LAND.trolsarz to the EAST-INDIES. having, on the icth ult. contented by nallot to tram Mr. William Betty, formerly a Surgeon on the Madras Eftabillbarent, to the Company's Service, in which more than three parts in four concurred, agreeably to the AEI of Parliament of the t3th of his prefent Melefty„ for eltablithirg certain Regulations for the Laid Company Neikei• &My given, That at the Gtueral Court appointed to be held on Thurfday, the 28th loft. the Rcfolution of the Paid Court of Diredors relative to Mr. William Betty will be offered to the conlidcration of the General Court. WILLIAM RAMSAY; Serrtary. EAST.INDIA HOUSE. Feints, ts, THE COURT of DIRECTORS of UNITED COMPANY e MERCHANTS e ENGLAND bait bade EAST INDIES, d• bereifry giw Naice, That at the General COUrt appointed to be held on Thurfday, the 28th inftaut, a Refolution of the Court of Di melon ache 28th December lA, for granting au Annuity to Mrs. Mattwell, widow of Lieutenant Colonel Maxwell, of his Majelly's 19th Regiment of Dragcons, who fellat the head of the Cavalry in the Battle of Affye ; alio a Refolution of the Court of Diredoes of the 4th ultimo, for grandmas Annuity to Mrs. Stevenfon, wife of Colo nel James Stevenfon, of the Madras Eftabliament, mould file furvive her bufband; and likewife a Refolutiou of the Court of Di reetors of the 30th ultimo, for granting a Peallon to Philip Bra barn. Efq. late Ading Deputy Governor of Poet Marlborough, will be laid before the Paid General Court for their approbation, agreeably to the 19th &@i= of the 6th Chapter of the Company's Bye-laws. WILLIAM RAMSAY, &missy. PEWFF AMEETING of fucit ierfons relident in London, as are eoeuseEted with, and interefted in, the profperity of the County and Town of Perth, is ravened to be held at the London Coffee Hank. Ludgate-hi& on Tacit's,' next, at Twelve o'Cloek, to take into eonfideradon a Plan now going forward for the honour of both. N. B. The Chair will be tam at Oee &Clock preeifely. BOARD OF AGRICULTIIRE.-SPRING WHEAT. 'THE BOARD ofAittcuL . ru RE having re- A. caved information.from various Diftrldv,of the Benefit arif- Jog from the. CULTIVATION of SPRING WHEAT; and it appearing to the Board that, at the prt (cot period, it may be parti • cularly ufeful to promote that objedt, have refolven to Idler the fol. lading Premiums: To the perfon who than, In the Spring of tilos, cultivate the Oreateft Number of Acres of Spring Wheat, not Ids than Two sty, Fifty Guincai; or a Piece of Plate of that value. Accounts, verified by Certificates, to be produced on or before the Mil Tuefday in February, 1806. It it rcquireil that the quality of Seed. forts of Wheat, time of lowing, produce, and value of the Crop• and the effects of any Meunier which may attack the Plants, be reported. For the next greateft Quantity, Thirty Guineas; or a Piece of Plate of that value. For the next greateft Quantity, Twenty Gaines; or a Piece of Plate of that 'due. The Board has been informed, that the true Spring Wheat may be Town fuecefsfully fu late as the end of April . Several Corref pondents on the fubjedt of the bit Hanreft obferved, that the Spring Wheat had efeaped the Mildew in parts of the Country 'where the Autumnal had not, and yielded better. To the Perfoo who Stall report to the Board the refuh of the molt fati.f&dtory experiments on Spring Wheat, which gull afeer tain the Soil, the fort of Wheat, the time of lowing, the produce, and value, the comparative advantages of this, and common Wheat, and any other eircumitancesufetul to be known, a Piece of Plate of the value of Twenty Pounds. To be produced on or before the Slit Tuefday in April, tßoy. COUNTY OF CAMARTHEN. AT a full and reffsettible Meeting of the Gentry, Clem, Traders and others of the (aid County, held at the Shire-Hall in the Town of Carmarthen, on Tuefday the sth day of February zEot, in confeqsence of a Requifidoo to JOHN SYMMONS, Efq. High Sheriff of the laid County, for the pur ple of taking into Conlidenition the molt effectual Mode of fup pro:Sing the Circulation of Notes under the Value of Five Pounds each, cteept thole of the Bank of England, 'NATHANIEL MORGAN; Efq. in the Chair, Rdolved, a. That the Ming of Notes, under the Value of Five Pounds each, by Country Bankers, Iron Mafters, and Trad ing Firms, is become a felons Evil; that the Circulation of fuck (mall Notes by Country Bankers, ike. can In no refpoft conduce 'to the convenience of the Public, but Inuit only be cooildere4 as a moll improper Mode al creating Funds for their own private Advantage. z. That the Receipt of Notes of the above Defeription in Rents, and all ocher pecuniary Tranfaftions, is attended with much lo(s , of time, trouble, and inceavenience; and, if not checked. will in a lbort dme prevent any Spode being brought into Circulation. 3. That (mall Notes, payable at diltant pl.-ccs, are the means of railing the Prices of Pradbons to the middling and poorer Claffes, as they muft rethink to exorbitant Demands for what they road* wW thole Notes, or pay a Premium for their Amount in Specie. 4. That as bia MORO Receivers of Tate. and Excite Duties in this County, will receive no (mall Notes ha Payment, except thole of the Bask of England, and alto for the Reafons before Rated, it is Refolved, by thole attending this Meetii. • that they will not receive in the murk of any tranfealons of 13iiiitters, whether in the Receptor Rents or otherwife, any Notes under the Value of Five Pounds each, ese:pt dude of the Bank of England ; and that the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, and others of this and the neigh— bouring Counties, be requited to co-operate with this Meeting In their eolicafolars to check a Mcdore fo detrimental to the Public lutereft. s. That a lificient Number If Copies of theft Refolutioos be s printed In Bawl& and Welk and that the fame be circulated and Ruck slis aU Public Places within this County, and advertifed 'Three IA the London Papers, called the STA R, COUTMS.Tea• yeller, and Sant and in the Cinnbrian, tiloliceites, Hereford, and Sarah Farley's Mild IPopers. • 6. That the thanks cif this Meeting be even to the Sherif', for his Readinds to lalibie this Meeting. N. MOR 0 A )1. Chiiinnan. 7. That the Thwilifol tkis hketint be gh•cu to the Chair:on , for bis elided la ilk 1131blite For account of the Manufadurcrs, exempt from the Avalon Duty, agreeable to Ad of Parliament, Thurfday, Feb. at. MERAC, SON and Co. will put up to Public Sale, at their Ware bodes, No. 78, _ller.4l [tree; I'HE FOLLOWING A ortment of BRITISH PIECE GOODS. 3100 Pieces Bakfores, Shawl. de. too Plain and Fancy Cambric lop jaennets, Tambour,. &c. oo "White and Printed Calicos and Shawl. soon Puille-sts woo Velveteens. Nankeensoke. sot) Dimities, Quilgings, Ch0:43,8 , 4- ,pp Woollen COhi;Goatinp.and Kerfeyrntres 300 Dozen Hollery aoo Pieces Ofnaburggs moo Military Great Coats zoco lockets, lAraillcoatt, de. x Soo Prowlers and Drawers soc Dozen Shirts and Caps. 'Fein viewed as above, where Catalogues may be bad, and at the New York and Tour. Coffee-houfes M. MERAC, jun. Broker. TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION—By Mr. SAMUEL MILLS, On the Pramlces at Market Overton. In the county of Rutland, on Monday the IR of April next, and (ire following Day s , THE modern Houfehold Flu niture, and numerons other effedts, the properfi of CHARLES MANNERS. Efq . eomprifmg fourioft and field *Walt:ads, with neat and elegant furniture • upwards of twenty prime gook feather beds and (lik able bedd ing, mahogany double chett of drawers, wardrobe, fide. board, fecretary, dining, card, and other tables, mahogany chairs, In red morocco and Patin hair (eating, japanned chafrs, and fora to match, large pier glafks and mirrors, Turkey, BrufTels, and other carpets, large copper, brewing utenGls, kitchen requites, &c &c. the particulars of which will be advertifed in a fume paper, and catalogues may be had in due time. _ _ The goods may be viewed on Friday and Saturday preceding the (ale. And on Wcdoefthy the id of Apnl, at Twelve o'Cloek, will be • Prcr, mptotily Sold by Auttion, The Hoare, ftanding in a Paddock of Four Acm, with a good Kitchen Garden; to which is added, a Clofe of 17 Acres—the whole of which is tithe-free, freehold, and the land tax redeemed. The Houfe has been put in a thorough flute of repair:and added to, the left fummer ; it confifts 4 a good entrance-hall, dining, drawing, and break fait, roams, la bed bed-rooms, two drening rooms, Ave garrets, water-elocet,houfekerpres room, fervan te-halt, ' kitchen, pantry, and (tote mom, . nd exec& nt wine and beer ca jun, detached wails honk and laundry, dairy, ftabling for ten horfcs, molt of which arc loofa places, double coach-houfe, gra naries, Caddie-room, and dog-kennel; alto a pigeon houfe, well ftiseked. The houfe is at eafy diftances tram thr Duke of Rut land's, Lord Sefton e, and Sir Gilbert Heatheore's hunts, and will be fold with or without the elrfe of 17 acres before mentioned. ••• For fart/sat particulars enquire of Mr. Samuel Mills, Up. holftcrer, Stamford. TO BE SOLD Situate in the Eaft Riding of the County of York, BEVERLEY PARK, Freehold Tithe, and Toll free, and exempt from County Rates, compriling fifteen *ell kid Finals and a capital Water Corn Mill. with LOAN* Houfes and Outbuildings to each, and a great nnmher of Clore+ of Laud let to fundry inhabitants of Beverley and aejoining that Townlhip. Alfo a confidemble number of Houfes and fcveral Clofes of Land, Gardens, and Orchards, being Freehold and fituate in Be verky, fame of which Honfes are fui table for the refidence of Gen teel tiarnilies, and many fur Mr:chants, Tradefmen, and Inn keepers. Alfo feveral"Freehold and Tithe Free Farms and parcel+ of Land, fituate within the Town UN and 'daces of Tickton; Weel, Woodmanfey, Tbcarne, Hullbridge. and Cottinrharn. . . The whole of the above containing 3aijA. alt. 36P. Alfo the Manor of Beverley Wa t er Towns, Comprifing the Townfhips and places of Tlckton, Wccl, W oodmanky, Thcarno Hal'bridge, Storkhill, and Sandi°imc, in Which 21 - C 2322 Act - es of 'Land Copyhcld under this Manor. There Effaces 'abound with Game, and are in a fine Sporting Country : Beverley is particularly aiaptei fur Genteel radence. This Pfraperty being near the Great Mercantile Town nhd Seaport of Hull, which has a very eateuhve Navigrbit lnlind communica tion, its fituattun may be deemed advantageous, not only in retpedt to the tale of the produce, but alto for the purpores of Trade and .ReGJeuce. If there noes fhoula not be fold before Monday the 25th day of February next, the Cane w:11 be fold in Lots on that abd the two folktwing days, at the Tiger Inn, in Beverley, Printed Particulars may be bad at the George Inn, York; the Talbot Inn, Melton ; the Tiger bin, B..verley; the Neptune Inn, Hull; the White Hart Inn, Lincoln ; the Hotel, Iced.,; the Angel Inn, Perrybridge ; and of Mr. Diekinfon, Beverley Park, who will order the Mates to be (hewn ; alfo of Meffr.. Beardfworth, I3ur '. ley, and Moore, Lintoln'a Inn, I.ondon i William He fledon, Eiq. illarton.upeo-Humber.Lincolnlkire; Mt. Samuel Ilan, Attorney at Law, Beverley; and of Mac" Leatham, Efq..Batton, near M al tos, Ifoltalkka, et Sham terflus 1 1 :idealists nay be knowtd4 10 THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF HERTFORD. OtriTLEMIS, rH E refillt of the Cont e ll f or t h e Reprefeatation of your County has not carrel - minded with the Expedation I bad formed from the peomifes of fupport I had received in my Canyafs, but I was not then aware of the great Exertion of In fluence that would be made in oppofition to me, nor of the extent to which that Influence could be carried. To the Friends who hue fo generoufly fupported me, I return my molt grateful Thar.lts ; and my acknowledgments are due even to my Opp6nents for the very liberal manner iu which they concluded themfelves towards me at the Hultings. To a pyre period I confidently look forward for fume& My reception In the County has been fuck u to claim front me unremitted exertions to fecure its Independence. Nothing lUD be wanting on my part ; and with better opportunities of nuk ing unfelt' known to the Freeholders in general, and with due precaution that the fentiments of Individuals may nut be fore- Railed or mifreprefaited, I flatter tnyfelf with the hope of attain.. rug the objet of my highcft ambition—that of becoming the Re prefentadve of the County of Hertford in Pniinnent. have the honour to be. With every pordble feeling of Engem and Refpcd, Gentlemen, Your molt obedient and bumble Servant. The Him, rsth Feb. 18os. THO. BRAND. TO THE GENTLEMEN,.CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY of HERTFORD. OUNTLZInIf, 'THE iffue of thi Conteft in which we have been engaged, has been filch as your generous exertions in fo good a caufe entitled us to etpedt. We have obtained a fignal and do.; lave vietory.—But, Gentlemen, this has not beat the triumph of a mere individual, however flattering fuck a diftinetion mutt ever be to him. It is not that your animated and pafevering effort' have been attended with the fucccfs which they fo eminently de famed; hut the triumph which we have witneffed is that of con. fiftency, in unifon with yours, of which your favourable opinion has beat both the encouragement and the reward. It is becaufe, in the event of thie'day, the country has ken prophetically verified whatever was foretold in the year tfloa, that the principles by which i was then 'Coated, and the opinions which i don laboured to inn, have received your complete and unequivocal approba llon ; and that, by your invaluable fuffrages, I have again been placed in a fituatien, the molt honeuraide to which a Citizen can afpire, in the molt free and enlightened Nation on the Globe. The clofe of the Poll has left me with a large and undifputed majority, and with an afferance of a confiderable Mamie, had the conteft been continued, as the delay and confufion of the firft days proceedings bad oliged many Freeholders to return, and a great accellion of strength was etpeCted at the time when my Adverfar'; declined. The critical accuracy of my returns on the canvas, for which I am indebted to numerous Intelligent Friends, and my own perinea knowledge of the fade, bear me out in thcfe alfations. The explanat ions which I have given in a former Addrefs, would have precluded the necaLty of any details, as far as they might refped my public conduct, or thepotives by which I have been influenced in offering myfelf to your notice: but circumitancee have occurred which I cannot pats by in filence, confiltently with what I owe to you and to myfelf. A part of the fupport which my Opponent has revived, generally much exaggerated, is frum that body of Freeholders, under whole immediate aufpices be has twice appeared a Candidate, abil has tveice failed. From the Came quarter have I been as often attacked with unexampled bit teruev and hoftility, and Stave as :,ften Exceeded. Can there be given a Stronger proof of die decided and irrefiftible prevalence of popular opil.fan ? It is not nem:Wary to enlarge on the known and avowed principles of tho le Gentlemen. • But I have a right, fr o m experience, to fay, that they will difcard from their confidence their prefect idol, as they hare dik trded me, unlefs he is prepared tog* the full length of thole vifionary (chaise', which they call Reform. But my honourable antagonilt has had a more Mufti - iota califs:to. ray in his favour. The rat luminary of this county has indeed atone on h a caufe, and with the fame Impartial influence which charaderifes his Ardietype ; but alas ! with a fplendour morethan half diminifhed—" Shorn of his beams, and with declining rays." When fuck dikordant interests continue to be identified, what can we think of the political morals of the County ? If any thing of an equivocal or myfterious condud has appeared during the late can vas, i am anxious that, as far as I am concerned, all memory of it may be buried in oblivion: I with to hurt the feelings of no man ; but I cannot efface imprc Mona from the public mind, in a matter which req u ireseli Rind ex pl anation And has ne. ver yet bee n explabetl. Anonymous calumnies and unfair reprefentations, have too fre quently been reforted to as modes of attack, by the zealous pan tisane of contending Candidates; and I Mould, indeed, have been more fortunate than I had a right to expert, had I efcaped the common lot of all. To Inch weapons I have oppoled, in the face of the County, the Shield of confcious innocence, and the challenge of corfident defiance. But the unmanly Libellers have Strunk from the call, and have hidden their heads in obfeurity and in fhsase. My worthy Opponent has had no Mare in there pu bL eat t,, ea b e h as i n d ee d, exp li c i t l y dif avowed, and cordially reprobated them. In this he has done much more than was no celfary ; for a liberal mind like his can never be fuf;aedted of de kending to fuels pradices. And lam happy, on this public oz.- canna, of repeating to him and to the world, that in the whole courfe of the canvas and of the poll, he has concluded hinifeif to rue in all refpeds with the molt perfat attention and civility, In no inftancc departing front that charader which is known to belong to him, the charader of a Gentleman, and a man of Reid honour. • In thefame public manner i balk repelled other perfonal at thefts, where the parties have Rood forth, and have avowed their fentiments, with radical reproofs and fatlifeetory refutations. Whether, in yout opinion or in theirs, I have repelled them with complete fuezers, your mentor, will chhermthe, and the poll will decide. I come now to a more pleating talk. In reviewing the in , tereas by which I have, beim repported, I peceive in the foremott tanks nay old and long tried friends; names which mua ever Ramp a credit on any caufe. 1 can refer to others, by whom I have formerly been oppored, whore liserality and generous feelings have thrown an additional (nitre round their characters, by the exprerlion of fentiments which do honour to the human heart. I can appeal to the enthulielni with which I have been received in aimed every part of the County, by every defeription of Fre,hold eis. To this mars of rank, fortune. and independence, has been addtd a large aecerflon of arength, from ditant and adjacent counties. Aud why has all this been I However gratified by the thought, I an never believe that all this affeCtion has been per finial to myf•lf. No: thi.ybave zonfiderad the eatire in which we have been engaged, as thecatire of :Lir country. 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