Star. — London, England, 1806-11-10 00:00:00

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THE COMiIfIWOMBRS for VICTU ILLING HIS AfATSSTT's NAVY, d tarsi, giee Mike, Tbsta►Tburfday the a 3th loft. they will be ready to receive Tenders k writing (foaled up) and treat for THREE HUN DRED TONS of IRON PLA l'E HOOPS, cr for any quantity not left than Fifty Tons, to be delivered In nine wee? s, by weekly *portions, into Its Maleity'sVinualling Storer at Deptford, and tube paid fur by bills, payable with "must, ninety bye after dem GENERAL ELECTION. GENERAL ELECTION. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT BURGESSES OF REVEJLIAY. CIICNTLEUYN, BEC leave to return you my bell acknnwledg. watts for the honour you ham conferred maim me, by eke. ins me one of your Reprefentwiyes in Parliament. To rrprefent ime of the ntt.li ancient and rap...gable llortiesha la the kingdom. It an honoured gibldi I ant pally rood, esd.lf wen that my conduift on every pennon will he tech as will. weer glee you any eau& to regret that you have conferred th a t Meow upon, Gentlemen. Your nwab obliged sal devoted humble cermet, 'Barrels'', Nov. r, t Pod. TO THE MAYOR. BAILIFFS. BORDESSES. AND INHA rANTS OP MR TOWN AND COUNTY OF THE TOWN OP SOUTHAMPTON. ' r)ERMET me to offer Ton my fineere and cordial thank, for the very high diniiotiun you have Jul: eacraved on me by eledting me one of your Reprefentativer. in Paritameat. .Wards we Inadequate to sty feeling., and I Aril only fay that the approbation of my Conftituenta will he Might of my am bition; and to dolcrve the continuance ut }our good opinion will beam cantata endeavour of, 'TO THE GENTLEMEN. CLERGY, ANT) FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF LEICESTER. 06NTL6III)1, • LANGUAGE cannot carers the fenfe !entertain of the honotir you have this day conferred upon mu, in eled • fag me coe of your Reprefanitlves in Parliainent ; in offering rib the warm and Irma acknowledgments of a mind deeply Imprel lod by your kindnefs, I beg to Arun you that I will to the unnoft of my abilities, faithfully sod independently chfchsrge the I fen! datisa of the imporcuit truth you have repufed in me. I Pal bautid slot only to watch over the Rights and Liberties of the Kingdom at large, but by the ilrotigeit oliliptions of gr..i tude. on alt occabous, to promote the proinerity of the Lauded and Commercial intereit of this highly rolpedtable County. With featiments of thegreatel rime, Gentlemen, Your obliged and faithful humble Servant, tektite', Nov. 6, do& ROBERT MANNERS. , THREE *EEKS AFTER. MARRIAGE. Tide Zecitiev.George Bunwall ; with the Forty Thieve& TREATRB ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. ' TO-MORROW EVENING, NOV-EMBER rr, L will sea (ILA Ant) a *car Play, in Mae Ads, eilkd ADRIAN AND ORILLA ; or. A. MOTHIEWS VENG&A.NeIin 'dye conditions of the erionatt, sad famples of the 110014, may bc feed at tie Secretary's office. N. Nrxd wlr k Sod to .y Tender in wok!. !Sr Ark. fia .4 So ego?! din wpm& .s Imth,or eue to tletrintyd to ono Board Chtito'Clowa on' t4lsin 74erftly ab. 130 is" nor nnlffs the PO. fail , Isis mast M. IMO', or few ?as of 'Ns Saar atom% te' 14.41M1 Jae ea& r. : • To which will be_o4ll, the P.rce of RAISING THE WIND. reemt Midler. Mr. LRWis. ' • Everidog....cori •own,?; with the Eropeo. MTN AND WEST OF INCILAND SOLI ITT, ' MIL thICOVIAGMINT moucuLtuaa, ARTS. NORNI.IfACTURES, AND 1... ! coaaautca. 'THE - 1111mabbrs bUthis 60erett, and the p a , .leieeseclolsit aid 'ANNUAL ME Rik Ole yeir,'44ll be bait iet Nit MROdy's looms, H :s Bath, on dread day of Decisaber nal. In eonithnity to • IR din * the raft Amival Meedwg **day him the to the Pirft 'ruddily in Mambo . ) in order idle tM. Meeting might not Interfere with one of a ROI* nature hi Lon- don: ROB. RICARDS, Secretary. Matileig Houle, lath, Nov. 6, da6. TO THE GENTLEMEN. C'.ERGY. YEOMEN, AND FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF KENT. FaustaLomas, WHEN I had the honour of addreffing you at the swilinatioa lilt Monday, I eipreffed a wish, uteri Lord Matibam being propded as a Candidate, to be put In numlnadon to rerefent you In Parliament, to vdthdraw my own pretenfiona, if I could by Inch feather, preferve the peace of the County, and tufting upon this principk, It has placed me in a (hut* the =oft wirapaded, And one which lv wholly without example. Atter the nomination was over. Lord MA/Ibigli, not only per focally pledged himfelf to Mr. Honywood and Ids Committee, but curet:al hitufelf in the fame decided manner, to me and my friends, that he would Rand the Poll, 6e tbe arbet it Determined as I Ina, to a,2 upon the declaration I made at the nomination, that In cafe Lord Matfhast ihoukl become a date I would retire; I fclt a very coandorable degree of fermi& at receiving a Letter front him, late In the evening of that day, se nueeeing his determination not to engage in the conceit. -• Upon receiving this very onerpated Lotter, I eonfielered my retentions to reprefent you renewed; and it I. a great confoladoa to find, that at a nutncrous meeting of my Friends at Maritime, and at Canterbury. held by public Advertifouent, my conduit has not only been highly approved of, but the mod unbounded promiles of fupport given me. The tent I am engaged in leas arduous one, but (imported u am, by that great body of Independent rreeholders. who, with use, feel it to be the usie of the C.w.ly ; I now folemilly procage that nothing 11114 induce Inc to ails the conteft. I have the honour to be, Oent.kmen. . . Your muds obliwtl and devoted kroant, 1 Southampton. Nov. 4, ISu6. A. ATIiMiII.EY, fne. TO Ei.i FoTZ TO THE INDLPIN N V 11. c FOR.S OF THE COUNTY or souTliAnwrort• AND Of [VKAT OTUtI CNORTV IX EVOLAWOL Noll* Het*. Sub. THE STATE LOTTERY. conoiping immeure • Capital Prineo,io new Drallrhog,and wUI edits on SATUR !MY Aka, Novepber OA. The very few Tickets and Sham tbu nace. ameaba watedd i remey be bai at the ,Licenfed Lottery (*wen following Fats were dated to the Meeting of the Friends of Mr.CHU FE and Sir HENRY MILD• MAY. held chi, day, which a Gentleman who was a Member in the LIR Parliament pledatd hioafolf, to the autheotkity and accu racy ot. That, In order to Influence the Choice of Reprefentatives for this County and Places within it, Letten bad bona written as follow A CAUTION TO FAIAILHIS. THE great reputation wbieti Mr. BURGESS has CHOWby the (ulterior excellence of Hs ESSENCE of AN for HO Sauce hat Induced many pet:fona to give the Lana sane won snide entirely diderent. JOHN BURGESS and SON think it a duty they owe the Public, to tendon them spina fuck ispontionsos leveret people trirnd th a e l = aiding altopfseezers./se. as extra large profit to vend as Sid I ere pleasalaly to a& for DURO h, rate sobirre. most' standas het iota byre tat* soot* the Imo. r' Jobs and Beo a Original and Cs - swiss E.-01 of . Anchovies"— Warehoule, No. toy, Strand, QM ft of the gavot Steps. London. By the Secretary of the Treafury.tn Cullom hnufe 0111cers,wlio are by law not only fubjcet to bi,:h Penalties tar Interfering in nations, but the loft of Offices, and incapacity of holding any nnyloyment under the Crown. By Pirrone in Authority in the Barrack Department, to Barrack Meters and others employed in the Service. By the Comptroller of the Navy, to Perron' that are utter &rumen to him, who ►ad been or are employed in doing work for the Public ; bade, other inflanees Rated. l et tiode Pads be eonnedlnl with inch an unheard of interpoll. don at Lord Tau nes, and thee to every Mao judge for Musfdf, whether three will he a tradow of bider a.denee lett in the County. if Mr. HIlltaal? and Mr. TIIISTLIIMarar, the Government Candidates, mall be chafes. A FREEHOLDER PRESENT. White Hart, Winehefter, Ott 19, tto6. 0141C8 'OF t,RII.I 4 4iNCII. Officlirr ly, 1106. 'III4E PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of his MA.I JESTY's ORDNANCE do hereby give Notice, That pro- petals will be received at their Office In Pall Mall, and at the Ord mane Office at Chatham, by their Oilmen there, o• or before the aft el December next, from tech perfoos as tray be willing to un doing the performance of the PLUMBER'S WORK, for the ferrite of this dew; trent at Chatham. ioniser partioulan, weenier with the terms and auditions of the enntradt, may be knownimna application at the Seceetary's Dike in Pall Mall aforefalcl, any day between the Nand WI and foot o'clock, sod 1110 at the OrdnanceOrice at Cbsehatic The Proporais are to be leafed and marked 011 the truth& • Pro. rah for performing the Plumber's Work at Chatham" Bat no prepare! cao be admitted after the laid IR day of December next, at twelve o'clock at mottoes that day; odd= will any tender be noticed, unlefs th cparty snaking it, ar am igen esbiubebalf. fiiD maid --By Order of the Board, It. H. CREW, Secretary. This - day was publillied,in One Volume, Way°, price 9s. in bonds, WAPOLEON, and the FRENCH PEOPLE .4.1 under hls EMPIRE. By else A f • Bwaiapate and Ow French P. soda bis Codulans" TranfLited tram tlw Your 'soft obedient obliged A:swot. EDWARD KNATCHBULL. .. . - . Canterbury, Nov 6, ,as 26. Tbe PoU la fixed for Today, the tit% Infant, at Maiditone, where I muea the rateawlawas al sty Frianta at an tarty hour. Kan' auscrioN. THE Committee for enndoeting the EleEtion of Sir EDWARD KNATCHBULL, with refpedt to thole Fr chidden who refidc in or near the Metropolis, meat every day, • and during the whole of the day, at the Crown and Anchor Tavern, in the Strand; where vital communication, which may' In any wife tend to [mute the worthy Baronet his Median, will be thankfully reclined.—Crown and AWN", Nag. 6, tBO6. Gmman. Meffra Three and RICHARDS relpettfully Inform the Public, that they have kilt remitted from the Continent the otiglnd of the above-Wort Tint MOEN Is a diplomatic Nobleman of blgb re. potation. and were not Mollie T. and R. reftrained by motives of • labour and prudence from annowicias his came, it would give additional raid permanent celebrity to his wort, The Gentleman through whole medium it was conveyed to them, is now redden, in tide aonlitll , ea exile from his naive land, in confequenee aof SSW 061111WhiCh be lODISID the pobliontionathla dooming record of the weakotis and otrocities of tiarbleon. For the diffentlnadon of this and other works, espofing the madmrs and pertly of RuomPirte, the unfortunate PALOS, after a mooch trial by a Court Martial, was list on the Ramparts of Brannon, and foot other bookfellers, implicated in the fame chutes. and layered in the fame fentenee. were compelled to fly from the vindititive profcripelan a die mercikfi Cornelia. Loadonhall Itreet. A few mnsakilogeopies may be had, In one Vol Pm, price - s. nitbe Second Belitine, of Itueoaparte 414 the Ftesuda People under TSTHIFOIINT LEMEN,CLIDWY. AND FREEHOLDERS OF THE. LOUN ry OF SALOP. ‘I[TE acknowledge with the finceree gratitude the diftlngulfhed honour we have received this day, at a molt nunwrous and refpedahle Meeting, in having been ten minated Candidates for this County. In confequence of this united and Battering approbation, we beg leave to Tollclt the favour of your happen at the mining Elettion on the Bth ham. •, and If we are then honoured with your choice, It (hall be our object to deferre it by dfitterging the 'tuft repofed In in with the ftridett fidelity, by an unremitting ze.l for the general welfare of our Country, and the particular .ntertits of this refpullaNe County. Welive the honour to be, with great refpeet, Gentlemen, Your mat devoted and °Nigel bumble Sennett. OHN KYNAS rt. POWELL. JOHN COTES. Salop, November s, *Sob. • This day wee pailltatod Prke ta. COLONEL FULLARTON's ADDRESS to the It ECTO RS OnVEST MINSTER, refpreting Si, SAMUEL HOO 3...-Publlnted by I Murray, Primes ltreet, Sabo ; and Cold by all Booldollers in Town and Country. N: bed, l'H EDITION. This day was publlflfed, kolfrap /No embellithed with an In gratng by Pr's, peke du eatra hairdo THE *MISERIES of HUMAN LIFE ; or the ,Droans of Timothy lefty and Samuel Scufstive ; with a kw Supplemeetas7 Sighs from Mrs Tally—le Twelve Dialogues. Het mihi ! VIZ /En. 11.374. lieu, heu! Catul. Poem LXXX. Mc soil sable ! Mik. LAC B. IV. 73. Oh ! Oh ! Oh ! Shakf. Mach. ACI. V. Same I. TALES OF THII CAST LE. Tbk atei were 'ablated, The Eighth Edidon, retied and improved, in Five Volumes, 'price sos. bound, einbellithed with five beautiful Repack," I'ALES of the CASTLE; or, STQRIES of INSTRUCTION and DELIGHT, written la French by Madame la Comptetfc do Gehl;.. and tranflated Into Englith By THOMAS Hoi.citour. Printed for RICHARD PHILLIPS, No 6. Bridge Itreet, Black friars, and Seatcherd and Letterman, Ave Mark-ginc; fold alto by an 80-Makes. •„• The er.chanting (toles ennobled in tlda delightful book. ea htl.it the molt amiable pi lures of virtue, and teach that praCti. • cal benevolence, that charity towards others, alai thst rational cordtatt which never fail to produce hape,,,,fs It is jolly al:s leeved by an eminent m. ,al writer, that there never was a work which contained fo mesh of the found philisloplty er real Ws, as the Talcs of the Cattle, and whitish calculated, at the fame tint , to make Cu vivid an impreMon, by the pleating manner In wh,c ha Priociplea are ezhihited. The country b•sokfeller. are requetled to be particular hal:or dering HOLCHOPT'II TILIVISLATI a, of which this Is the eighth edition. O ! 0 ! 0 ! Ditto, Othello, Mt V. Scene t.. Printed for William Miller, Albemarle ftreet. SALOP COUNTY MFP. ri RESOLUTION AT a Meeting convene:4 by WM. BOTMLD, Efq. Sheriff - of the Corny of S4up. for nominating Candtdataa for the ratting Fictlion for that Comity, held at the G uildhatl is Shrewfbury, and front thence &dimmed to the Quarry, the sth November 18.76 Refolved unanimoufly—That Jobn Kynaftan Powell and lohn Cotes, Efqn be nominated Candidates at the curving Steelton, to be held on Saturday next. liefolved unanimouily....That du. 1 hanks of "this Meeting be given to Sir itleianf Hill, Bart. for hi, lion, It and faithful con • duet during the time be ferved this County in Pahmen.t. Refolved unanitnoutly—That the Thank, of 1614 Meeting he gives to Sir Coact Corbett, Sart. for his haniforne Cowling in re. tigning the lituation of Caudadate, In order that the peace of the County :Melt be prderved. Ranked unanlmottay—That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to John *maths Powell, bl,l. for tu, upright and indepen dent conduel in Parliament. uglatem. acnoauky. In a kw days valllbe palinod e •4. in boards, Part Second, of Alfa. lately publilled, printed uniformity with the above, the 3d Edition, peke 6a. An Elfay on the An of ingeMoufly Torment ing. with proper Rules for the exercife of that smufing Study Thin Edition is embelligied with an Engraving by Galin, rrpre. tenting a Cat tormenting a Knee. MISERIFS OF HUMAN LIFE. Now preparing for the Prelli, and will he publifhel with all pot able expedition, A Swand Volume, being a Condonation of I'HE MISERIES of HUMAN LIFE, written by 1- the face Author as the egiglital Work,an4 will be pabhlhed by William Miller, Albemarle-ftreea There having b.en lately sanoanced for publication a Work bearing a cameo hat limilar Title, and purporting to be a Conti nuatice of the Miferics of Human Wm. Miller think it his duty refpcdtfully to guard the public againit error, and to allure them, that the Author of the original Work h;s no concern what. ever with the publication above alluded to. The Origami Author of the Mifenles of Human Life has, for tome time paa, bean preparing a Second Volame, which wilt be pub Hilled at a period not later than January nest. Albemarle ftreet. Ott ay, IF- h. Refoived ununimeufly—That the Thanks of this Meeting be liven to the Sheriff (or convening the fame, and for the propriety of Iris conduit upon thi.oecarion. Refoteed unanimouoy—'l hat the Candidates Mesita he returned to Parliament without expence ; and that they Ihuuld not give Efetftion Dinners. IMPROVED COOKS TO THAuti INS ARCS OF READINO AND RLOCUTION. ►IIST loot. - . Price - As, Put Serena, -- 'THE NEW LONDON MEDICAL DICTIO NARY. To be continued every Six Months, and depleted ift.Conr Parts,forraing Two large quarto V. banes. 1)r. Motberby's Medical Dit9.lonary baa Rood the teft of time, Ave large editions have been fold in about twenty years ; but the declining health of the author and his lbecdror prevented thou from paying due attentiob to the numerous improvements In dif ferent branches of the Science—and, on a careful revifal of the Didtionuy, fo much ens to be added or twitted; fo may changes and modiScatioos of former ,upioi-.34 *ad occurred; that it has become a New Work—lt merited, therefore, a N ew Title. It is now ofh. red to The ...ordeal a Complete View of Modem friploions and Modern Praftice, in every branch of the prefellon. Its extent isincreafed by one-half beyond that of the former Wk. lons ; while tautology and orgies redundance are in every part correted and avoided. This Work will be illuftrated with at haft Sixty Plates, wholly new, feledlcd with peculiar care, and reprefenting the molt Int poetant and inftrudtive objects In the different branches of the rcience. London: Priam! for J. In heres ; W. J. and J. Riehaedfon ; J. Walker; G. Wilkie and]. Robinfon ; G. Robinfott ; Scatrherd and lettcrenan; J !Rockdale; Corbett sod Martin • Veroor, Hood nod Sharpe; P. Wynne and Son; o.Keer6ey ; Martin; and Co. Lappain, Merit, Rees, and Orme ; Cadell and Eleviisi Lock ingot' Aailirille Co.;Philips; kschoky, nod 5, Kiwosan. . • • - liebutOo*T be hail the Phil Fans Price IL et. is boards. A NW moray/. OztTlatssiday.tbe AA day of Jacuary.wW be publinsed,priec half• a-crown. the nit Number of a Neer Review, to be continued ' Monthly under the title of 'THE OXFORD REVIEW ; or. LITERARY A. CENSOR. containing Analyfes. Critielfrm, and Ornions of NEW BOOKS. Englilk and Foreign. written by MEMBERS of the UNIVEItSI I y of OXFORD. PLAN AND ADVANTAGVIDT TNIS It. The Writers are Gentlemen wholly uneouneded with lite rary Fadtldne, or with the wading interests of Publithers. The have been induced to volunteer their fervices as Our diana of Literature, in vonfequenee of the numerous Abates to which Periodical Criticifm has lately been capered in many of the tattling Reviews. 3. As reddest Members of the Brit Univerlity in the World their DIY sect& to literary Ainktuties of every kind, their mesas o( eminent Literary Communication, and their other nu memos heal advantages, elliecistly qualify thew to undertake the olliee of Cenfore of the Public Preis 4 Every Book (ball be reviewed according to the profeffed ob. jed of its Writer, and every Writer Ilia be candidly Judged ac cording to his own principles. S. Wag from a Seat of Learning. which has always been juitly regarded as the Bulwark of the C h arch and State. this Re. view will be nedfallly devoted to the interelte of the Ellebliibcd Religion and Goverrorient of the Country. 6. Every book which appears within the 13ritilb Empire. and which has been publicly advertifv,l or has been communinsted to the Editors, than, without execrian, be notiad in this klavicw within three Months after Its appearance. y. The reviewed Works &ail be clafrsd Cinematically. under tlea geueral beads of Literature to which they relpectively belong. Notices of Poteign lAICTatISTr flak form a regular portion of every. Number, lad aracniements have been made by which they win be early and . cootpichennve. Printed by Stetter and Monday, Vies abet, Oxford; fold alto by J.Cooke and J. Parker, Oxford; J Deightuti. Can,hri.ige W Creech, Edloburgis ; T. Archer. Duhiin Al.l lay . II st chard, Wilts, R. Phillips. H. D Symonds , a nd W. J. and J. Landon ; allo by all other Buokfdlers, an I oy aU Newfuten and dooltra ka Books. ROOKS FOR THR NAVY. This day was publibed, price ye. 6d. hound and lettered, em belldh...ci with se portraits and fix charts, (a few copies taken GO fine paper, price tos. 6d. elegantly Wand ) I'HE NAVAL HEROES of GREAT BRI THIN ; or. Accounts of the Lives and Aitions of the dß tinguilbed ADMIRALS and COMMANDERS who have con tributed to c.nfr on Great Britain the Empire of the Ocean, from Sir Francis Drake to Lord Nelfon. By WILLIAM BURNEY, A M. Matter of the Naval Academy at Geiger% Ste. &e. The utiliiy of a work like the prefent, as aineaiis of promoting and extruding that thlrft of glory and confidence in viifiory, which has (a happily, of late years, animated every rank of the Bridal Navy,will be univerfally acknowledged. Ica tole ohicift is to ren der familiar to young kamen the illultrious eximinic. afforded by the lives and italtions of the following great eharatters : I.ord Howard Admiral Matthews Sir John Hawkins Admiral Vermin Sir ?rare,' Drake Lord Anfoo Sir Man Ito Forblater Admiral Ding Sir Richard Hawkins Admiral Hawke Sir Walter Raleigh . Admiral Bufcawen Sir William Mouton .Admiral Pocock A.imiral Blake Admiral Saunders The Duke of Albemarle Admiral Comilla The Earl of Sandwich Lard Rodney Sir Edward Spragge Lord Kappa' The Earl of Torrington Earl Howe Admiral Ruffen Admiral Byron filr George Reoke Captain Cooke r Admiral Betthow Sir Edward Hughes Sir Claudia:, Shovel Sir Hyde Parker Vifeount Torrington Lord Graves Sir Joint Norris I.ord Duncan Sir Charles Wager Lord Nelfon. Admiral Holier ..... Printed for Rico/AD Pont.irs, No. 6, Dtittge-flroct, Black. 4iirs ; and to be had of all 16xokfellers Portfmouth.Golport, Plymouth, Chatham, Pell, Cork. Liverpool Hull, Greenock. Newtsale. Ealmouth,al...l other Sca Ports. Of whom may be had by t`te fame Author. 1 HE BRITISH NRIJTUN:I. or a Naval Military of Great Britain, from the time of Allred to Pte Vidtery of l'r. .falger. coo t .iuing a full and particular N irrative, in mot ,r Chronological 'cries, of the Rife, Provers, and rriumplas ,o . thr ll•itifh Navy in one clofcly rived volume, illußra•cd with V i.-we 0 , rcr Vic toriel. and aCh trt of the World nice 70. 6.1 bound and lettered, ~r I M 64. ou fine payer, elagantly bound. Itekived unaninsnufly—ahat the proceedings of this Meeting be pa:althea in the shrewflaury Pap_rs, and in the ST AR, Courier, and the Morning Pat WILLIAM COUPLAND, Deputy SheriiT of the County of Salop. TO THE GENTLEMEN.CLARGY, AND ALL THE WOR THY AND INDEPENDEN r FREEHOLDERS OE THE COUNTY OP SALOP. OLNTL[Yi N, qEING ahfent from home, and on my read to I Bath, when I heard of the Difrolution of Parliament. and havi-g but jolt returned into Shropthire it was not in toy power to addrefs you on a more early wear: n. In order to return you my mob rueful Thanks for the Inns ezperleoee I have hail of your klndoefs and rapport, as sue of y.iur Reprefentatives In Parliament. • _ &table as I am of loch repeated teillnionfes of your e't cm and goodnefa, yet, under my prcfcot infirmitints and at my ad vanced period of life, I certainly ought not to he folicitous of pro. lopping an Honour, which, for almoft thirty years of Health and Adlvity, I have 'coked upon ■s one of the moll flittering and air. tiaguifhed wlsich could I. beflowed on an Individual ; an honour, however, upon which. 1 humbly !ruft, the long tea you have had of my Parliamentary Condo A, has calt no blot, tither through the power of corrupt Influence, or by an undue bias to this or that let of men ; never leaning to Opp:di•inn or hiloiftry, hot as I was perfuaded in my confcimce that t)ppofitiou or Miniltry leaned to the public good foinetimes voting with One &it, fonietimes with the other, though I have always fapported Government fo far as I thought Government meafures were for the good of the Nation; Poirfklant to that declaration of the moft perfect Independence with which 1 let out when I fir* took my feat. Confeinua of thee fads, and that from my Age and ecaning nate of Health I cannot longer.do you that juttice which bale been llways my higheß aim and ambitiwt to do, I beg leave to retire fully Impreffed with the deepeft (cote 0. theobligadon I lm under front your kind partialitc, and winch c n never be (limed on dna fide the gray e. I have the honour to be, • fAntli.n7cn, Your yen' falthful,and truth grateful hiunble frimnt, Hawkftnne, OR as. 2306. RICHARD HILL. P. S. I hope, and 2M the every ore of try itumeroaa kind Friend 4 and Cninflit f.•••• induir,..ll to my it.hinn• ire, av not to take it Lon". ttlat I di, ',it waft en b. In to return iny perk...n.6l acknowl:dzininia fnr thcir rep..'! 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