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ARMY. 14 Exchange of a Company from a Regiment of One Battalion, to a Company of an other.—Far pucka. ippty se No. so, Coefl-lbeet, Strand. ;A CAPTAIN in as Old kagiatent at bow will slow to a Itesisten la the wet UMW, or Cerloo Caw. so toadWaq a Woosel altwwww.—lzehosige Mee RIR to Ulf goy be alb -wooled am*, with sad without dg Mmes, LIMPS poll rid (.sae whim teadeed) to W. W. Ordoewse Oellee Welizolafter Debbie, will be in nweltstiT utesdalto. HAZARD, BURNE. and .CO. Stock-Brokers, Kw. 9),,Rowd Sweiwne, Landon,are fang Tics( yrs and S b tha pedant STATE LOTTERY, warranted Undrawn. TUESDAY, Non was a 4, wlll be the Nut Day of Drawing. Lateen (pa* paid) datratahrertd. TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 4, WILL BE THE THIRD DAY OP DRAWING. THE Wheel is uncommonly Rich in Capital and other Prises, sod to Lottery, foe forty years pall, at any period, was aqua to this. HODGES, PAINE, and Co. Meek Bribers. No. a. Cornhitl, 344, Oxford ftreet, and 44, St. jmanfastress, hove TI _Kars and SHARES on Sale on the h& Terme. N. B. Prizes to any Assent Paid clo Demand. ItROOKE and CO. No. 237.Piecadstr, 446 d 53 Years, we fettles TICKETS dad SHARES "'Wrested ontsbown. The Wheel* ascommonly sentsider a Prises of sektsot we of mew* dim 4 soca be et mood. itie. Ste. Led sely Eight Days to Drew. TM NobiEty and Fab*. who ioteod to pwthafe, are requited not to delay, there very few Tickets ranainlng on hand, owing to the un great &sand. AV Prizes WA male Mee will bepaid os &mai ' ---- ' — ' — ‘9IICOMMOW XICH scant, condos a Plias of 4 C swoon I 3 POW! of £ Ince a -i— 10,1•0 7 soo -- f4: 0 0 ate. dec. &c. TUESDAY. November 4, is the Next Eby's Desiring Melee ' 4 1 9 1 7 0 NW - Ipo 3o I Eighth - 41 TI 6 (tarter - 3• o Sixteenth - I 6 0 ogit is weary Airdrie oda lean to be 15 Fortune's way, re Lek Zing a feud foe, to tasks thdr preheat before dirtied DDeawing, sa eawing, or they ybe difappoioted, as *de re vary War eon Eft' di s band. ---- So. a. COdthIHILL, and ado. 7, etutuNo-chess. 1 ril BISH nip:Chilly dellginott his Friends that the IL • Third Day of Drawing of dhe }idiot Lottery, win be on TUFSDAY. the a* o f HOVE/WOW and die Me ofTICKETS and SWAIM Me beer fo fruit ad st !edam It to a certainty that away ihodrawn Thket wilt be ARMEN of in a fair Issfa.-Mme • tare the& who with to bares cliagairair the 00 Capita& whit which the WHEEL abounds. not is Fin their per. dtafc. Vadrewn Tidies sod Shares ant felling. at reed, at both of the above Otleso, where 63.462, a Prise of sapooi. the Hilt Day (and throaty one drawn) wits Sold and X .tavd. THE WHEEL CObn'dONS _ _it. - Prizes of - ,Cao,cco I • 10,000 SPOO - I ,000 • - - Soo &e. &e. &e. ••• Sixteen Capital nitre have beer Zhu& and Said at the above Oakes, this prefent Year. STATE LOTTERY, iBc6. 'TUESDAY the 4th of November, will be the thirdl day of Drawing; after which there wilt remain but keen days more to draw; and, from the following extraordthary Rick irate of .he Wheel, namely, .* Prima of £ sop* I 3 Prieo of £ loom s 10.000 7 SOO $ —... s.ono &Odes tool. See to. I An early percher' le renemmeseled by J. BRANSCOMB and Co. Proprkton of the Lucky Ofikes. No It, Holborn, No. 37, Com bilt. cad 40. 38, tbrearket, Pioraditly; Where the fallawbg Capital Prises were fold in as 7 Shares, in the b It and prefect year, namely, Na. 343 0 g tow 74.73.747 -- tome 17.477 —. 0,000 4 56 —. a•poo 51,699 1, 0 03 9,119 soeto rejog -- esexel 10,643 WOW 17,91$ 2,0v0 7,616 ' to,olo 4P71 Soon 7,757 tea Llkewire No. ts,7e9, 25,0x01.1 With 11 Prises of sooi. and a great number of tool. soL be. And where Tickets and Shares are now felling in great variety of ._Maui as shop mat any Licenkel Office in England mad the rat fait advesiturers, if regittered. All orders from 2 , 4=7 with a remittance, duly attended to. F4SNIONABLII DANCING AND MT7EIC. ALLEN and PRINCE privately compleat La dies sad Gentlawn of aoy age, who never Irwin, or not in the modern Style, at No. 19, Sherrard•ftreet, Golden (quart, and No. to, Gnat Alle-Reece, Goodman's Field*. Their Plans ca veat:ly formed for thole who with the acqairerneot private, ex peditions, and reliable to perfoos of rank and fafhion That others wifhlng to kart cbeap need not go to Dancing Schools, where bad tomcat), meet, public Leffons are tiro Own Schools, two evenings a week, at only One Guinea per quarter —Nome (or Childwn, fix to n i ne . grown up Pupils, nine to hilt pall, ten. Me. Prince teaches Singing. Thorough Bars: Extempore Play ing, and Multi in general, at School Prictaii—Schools and Fata h Piano 54.1. him m in atteßded. Le , dT ".4 . EXPk.RIENT A 'F..7. PE AROMATIC LOZENGES of STEEL, l an found by rsperienet, to poffefs the melt eureordisery pawn in the core of diforders incidental to youth of lamb lean. For improving debilitated, reined, or broken conllttuthm, there decidedly Is oat fo cateellent a remedy In the onlverfc. When the weak. the languid, the emaciated of either fee. make a trial of h se• thls m e dicine, they find their fpirits cabilirated, their (trenc crolted, all their faculties renovated, and all the alarming fymp toms of approsebing confumption (abrade, when a duc perreve- TallCe In the are of this powerful reftoratlve has been obrcrved -- Prepared and fold by the proprietor, Mr. J. P. Seddon, and whole fele and retail by his Agent, Mr. S. Moult, till, Strand, near Solnerfet-Houfe, price ya the boo, or near four boxes in one sat.; there are alfo packets at 41 ia each, which contain the quantity of fix of the large boles ; thole can only be Madb as abo ve. Cautlon--Ohferve the fignature of J. P. Seddon, and alto the eiltdrvit of J. D. Farhat round etch boa, at all others arc truottat. OCtOI3ER se, Igoe FIeTV4LLING MICR, Wm.. so. igo6. THE COMMISSIONARS for VICTFALLING HIS lefAySSTr. NA/Y, d. Iway give wean, That on Friday. the 7th of November next, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing Vested up) and treat for the fup plying of FRESH REEF to HI Majelty's Ships and thirds at Leith, Leit► Roads, and the Firth of Edinburgh, for twelve month* certain, from the 17th of that month, and farther inWil Ex months warning Mill be given on either fide for the termina- Ron of the Contrad. To be paid for by Bulls payable with in "area ninety dart after date. The Condldons or the Contrads may be ken at the Seeretary's Ofee ; at this Offiee ; ar by applying to the CoileCtor of His Ma- Jetty's Cultomsat Leith. No mord will he had to soy kaki. is which tie Mee "ell inferted is womb lend, abat poll . is ildiernel to M. ibeed iefere ..Mir the fad Fridley Si. rb Nvorooko we, air to * Si. make ebe tad's, • r fear ter* ex hie 1464 i ab. Oa, *Owe veinteallaffein FICSTIALL LNG 0171C3, Whirs sj, AWL THE COMMISSIONERS fir VICTUALLING HIS MAY 187 T'S NAVY, i hen* Ow maim, That en Friday the gilt of Odkober bittern, Mr. Miller, their Agent at Plymouth, will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (kald op) for futh quantities of KILN•DRIED ENGLISH PEASE of the heft quality, as the refpoftive Deakra therein may think proper to offer ; to be delivered in the (pace of am Month' free of aU charge and rift to Hie PAsgeßy, fete Hi. Majeßy a Vidtualling Stores at that Pore ; and to be mid for by Bills payable with inters* ninety days after date. The Conditions of the Comma may be feat at the Office of the Agent Vktuallet, at Plymouth aforefaid. No mewl will hit had to suit Testier a. imaish Mr Mafia wife &affront is *s►de a lava, o that /bolt tog is Mewed to Mr. Milks iefore ...:Wool • s du !aid Pride, the p figoaaa, air .81# the jogs. se& ware the Tooskr, or fire prism ow bit Isialf, sem& so news saillaffer. ALBION FIRE AND LIFE OFFICE. LONDON. ocrosa a 16, tio6. N OTICE is hereby given, that the Yearly Gene ral Coon of Proprietors of the Ataton Pita and tars INSOIaNCI COMPAN Y, will be held at the Company'. Hoofe, in 'Change-Alley, Cornhill, on Thuriday, the 30th initant, at Twelve o'Cluck at Neon, precifely. By Order of the Board of Diredtors, WARNER PH/PPS, Secretary. CHM/CHAR/Pa MAP P.EDUCfD. 'flue day was pnbillbod, On three hrge Shoats. price tea 6d. on mama and in a cafe. or on rollers, neatly coloured, may 14i a. AREDUCED MAP of the EMPIRE of GER MANY, HOLLAND, the NETHERLANDS. SWIT ZERLAND, the Gamow, ITALY, SICILY, CORSICA, and SARDINIA...4Iy Captain CHADCHAND. Printed for John Stschdale, Pleadilly, Of whom way be bad. cm 4WII begs &net, Chanchares India Map ali Comps,. may. As. prim ea 61wilosred. • NE V NOVELS: On Saturday, November t. will be pubiliked, I.QANTO SEBASTIAN° ; or the Young Pro I- , Maar. By the Anchor of the Romance of the Pyrenees. In Plea Volumes IMMO. s. The SPANIARD, or the Pride of Birth ; a Tale, by M Rymer. In i Volume i vim., Of whom may be had, lately publithad, e. The Myfttrions Protedor—A Novel , dedicated to Lady C.refpigny. s soh. lama. price ys. In boards. s. Lanus trent Paraguay, In South AllltlliCa, deferibing the is of Monte Video, Buenos Ayres. &e km. by John Car lank Davie, EA. t vulurne Svo. primp. in boards. 3. The merest Relations of War and Politics Implyeen Franco Great Britain ; by John Andrews, LL. D. Asian of a Hi& et the American War, ate. &e. leo. prier SAIL Printed for G. R.obinfon. In a few days will bd Nandfoinely printed, in One Olibmo, ORIGINAL MEMOIRS, Written during the great Civil War. Being the Life of Sir Hoary Slingiby, Bart. from 1638 to 1648,14 Memoirs of Captain John . MAO" of Cminey Nall, near Halifax, in Yorkfhire ; touching 'his Cooduda in the Civil Wars, an/ his TrooWes aher the Kendra. I tion, including (event remarkable perigee, sad a more particular account of snarly important Military Adliona during ghat Mundt ing period, than bat hitherto been made public. Vitt. by him tett. Carefully tralicabed from original MIS. To which will 'he added, copies of pubes Ivaportant papers relative to the ope rations of Oliver Crowd', and Ms Army, while they were in Scotland: In one volume, Ivo. Printed for Arch. Conitsbte tad Co. Edinburgh, and John Murray, No. 31, Fleet ftreet, London. ,- COOK'S ORIOINAL EDITION. On Saturday, Noyember t ' will he publithed, price ye. 6d. Number I. of a Complete Edition of T'HE WORKS of that much admired Arlin, .L WILLIAM HOGARTH, faithfully copied from his finitli ' ed Prooft,in the Sac and manner (not a diminutive liar) that they were heft originally publithed ; wits the Supplement, ennefting of Prints engraved and publilbed by Mr. Hogan h, but not in a nailedt , ed form. and one print (the Trial of Bainbridge for Murder before a committee of tire Houfe of Commons) never before engraved. The whole are engraved by Thomas Cook In his belt manner. The Prints as well as the Letter•Prefs defcription will be print ed on the belt Paper; manufadared by Whatman and Co ; and the whole Work will be comprifed In Thirty-one Numbers. p nre Seven Shillings and Slipence each, and publifhal every other j I • turday until completed. London Printed for John Stoekdale; John Walker; and George Robinfon ; and Publithed by George Robinfon, No. 11. Paternofter-row. where Specimens of all the Prints may be Peen. Chia day was publiflied, In two Volumes, go . arto, illuttrated by thirtytwo Engravings, price 34 3a. in extra boards. ATREATISE on Forming, Improving, and Managing Country Refideoces ; sod on the choice of Stela nom appropriate to every clefs of Furtherers. In all which the (Meet in view is to unite in a better manner than has hitherto been done, a tai c founded in nature with aeonerny and twilit?, in conftruCting or improving Marflons, and other Rural Briefings, fo as to combine Architectural fitnefs with piEtureique tied ; and in forming Gardens, Orchards, Farms, Parks, Pleafure Grounds, Shrubberies. all kinds of ufeful or deem:tire Plantations. and every idled of convenience or beauty peculiar to Country Seats; according to the extent, charader, or Byte of fituations, and the rank, fortune, and expenditure of Proprietors ; from the Cottage to the Palace. With an Appendix. containing an Ynquiry into the utility and merits of Air Repton's mode of Blessing tired, by Slides and Sketches, and ftridtures on his opinion and predate in Landfcape Gardening. liluitrated by Defeript ions of Scenery and Buildings, by rekroico , toCount:y Seats, and patages of Country in molt i parts of Great Britain. By JOHN I.OUDON, Ffq. F. 1.. 9. Member erase Society of Arts, Commerce, Fee. London ; of the Society of Aviculture. Planting, &c. Bath ; Author of a 'Free d& on Hut Hustles, acid Oblervations on Landfcape Garden- Ins, he. Privist for Longman, Hvrft, Rees, and Orme, Paternuftor . row. TRANSPORT SERVICE. A GENERAL MEE KING of the Owners of Ships in the Tranfport Service under the Old Chinos, lAN be kW at Radon', Co& e Hnure, on Moeda', the 6th November next, to boboefs of Importance. By Order, ATCHESON and MORGAN. Audis Priam Odt. sg. NEW SOUTH WALES. - 'THE feveral Bill Holders and o th er Creditors of AL Mr. WILLIAM COX, Paymater eche New south Wales Corp., we matted to meet it Ration's Coffee Muufc. Ueda], ow Wideeklay the 19th day of Oelober loftier, at ore o'clock measly, wbeasiensepropofals will be laid before them re footling the lilaidatinn of their claims. Tbia day was publiflied, price ys. feared. THE CHILDREN oFERROR. A NOVEL.— In Two Volumes. By an OFFICER of DRAGOONS. Brentford Printed by and for P. No. bury; and fad by T. Oftell, Ave-Maria laws and C. Cbapple, Pall Mail. Thla day wee pubtlibed, la ft oafs. tame. peke 9a. board., CHARLES ELLIS; or, the FRIENDS; • No. vel,comprting the Incident. and Obterrations occurring no t Voyage to tie Brezde and Weft Indus, aloofly performed by be Writer, ROBERT SEMPLE., Author of " Walla and Sketches at the Capc of Good Hope." London printed for C and R. Baldwin, New Beidge-ltreet. This day was publificed, in Soo. price S.. to beards. 'THE CLIMATE of GREAT BRUAIN ; or, Remarks on the Change it has and partieshrly within the left My years, emplaning for the increafing Humidity, and 000fequeat Cloudinefs and C.:dine& of oar Springs and Summers, with their Effedts on the Vegetable and Animal Economy ; in• eluding various Experimepts to afeertain the Caufes of rode Changes : interfperfed wit► numerous Phyfiological Fads and Ob. ferestions, illuttrative of the Procsfs to Vegetation, and the Con. maim between the Phenomena of the Weather, and the Pre *Aloes of - By JOHN WILLIAMS, EC,. London ; Printed for C. and ft Baldwin, New Bridge-Brat. Tb 4 day was publilhod, price Es. bound, With two Beautiful Engrariap. by Brock, THE HISTORY of SCOTLAND. related in f*. milar Coovwfations by a Father to big Children. Interfperfed with Moral and ldftrealvr Remarks. and Obfereations on the malt leading and interefUng &objets. Deligned for the perufal of Youth. By ELIZABE EH HELMS, Author et Irdtrualvc Rambles, Maternal inftrudion, the Hiltory of England, as Matta by a Father to his Children, ate. &c. In Two Volumes. Breeder/: Printed by sod for P. Nosier,; mod fold by T. Bea. Ave-Maria lane; Hatchard, Piccadilly ; Harris, St. Paul's Clturch.yard,tandon, and C. Chappla, Pall Mall. For a &Meter of this Work. fee the Giurdian of Education, for &Termite., iIo4S. DISSOLUTION of the PARLIAMENT. This day waapubtlated, price os. 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YOUTH MISSI NG. —A Young Man between 15 and :6 years of age left his Friend's isoure near bedford.row. early on Sunday morning. the tyth Inflame, and has not beta Ogee beard of. He la about five feet three lathes in Iseigbth, dark brown hair, her sioinplezioo, round fano, bas a large snisteh, safd ibewshis tank very Block irsrticolarly his upper teeth, with a very trilling Nfp in his !peen!. Any press Ode, htfornstion attic above Tooth, oe bringing bim to Mr. Evans, Ho. 13, Thavie's Mn, Holborn, will receive the above reward. Or, if he will return he will be kindly received by his Friends,and an faktvea.—October 17, 1836. ►LAN AND AD/Al/TAMPON TANI *OWN. t. The Writers are Gentlemen wholly unconneeted with lite rary FaCtions, or with the trading turrets of Publlibers. a. They have been induced to volunteer their ferrices as Guar dians of Literature, in confequenee of the numerous Abufes to which Periodical Criticifot hu lately been expofed tu many of the exilliog Reviews. 3. 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The reviewed Works i►all be doffed fillematieally, under the general heads of Literature to which they refpeelbecly belong. 8. Notices of Foreign Literature ban form a regular portion of every Number, and ararngeniesits have been made by which they will be early and comprehenfive. Printed by hhtter and Munday, High Rreet. Oxford ; fold alto by J. Conic and J. Parker, Oxford; J. Deighton. Cambridge; W. Creech, Edinburgh; J. Archer, Dublin; and by J. Hatcher& J. White, R. Phillips, H. D. Symonds, and WI. and J. Richardrona. Lindrin ; alfo by aU other bookfcilers, and by —.II Newfinen and &alert in Boons. PIPJCZ 1111.PitNCe. , • GENERAL ELECTION. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIMY OP LONDON. . OENTLIFIUN. THE Dlif , luairm of Parliament being sew pub licly annouLecol, I beg love molt relpodfully to fonds your Votes and !mare& kr be re-dada& one of your Reprefentstives. .. Th. importance of that rum( trult at tilt evedfel aids cannot bat awaken the twit fcriou mdeetion in thok who undertake the fidthltal di charge of kr dynes. I can challenge the drifted en quiry Toro the redline& of my seadaift in the late Parliament. sod led ham ha the maavialoo, time no perional conbeleratio• hu influenced, or than inlicensc me, 'bold 1 he ogee more honoured with your confidence. The local concern. and imterefta of my Condlimenew Sall roar connive to colonial:id my belt attendee, while it bed be my can- Rant ClUtillo to prime =yid( a faiddal Reptedndatim Odle Com mows of dhs linked i latpried will dists=s. I retie* rPorir lb* del dliadden. when veer sady ausidiest tki MP= obilipdis soy Ciadeleal. your WM limelis MARLIN MICR. TO THE WORTHY INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. Gaartastte, THE PARLIAMENT being now difroleed, I avail myfelfet the ear k! opportunity to erprefs how ansious I -alto iso Is/moored with the renewal of your conficlecot. and to refitthe favour of yam votes at the approaching Malice. fitatermau, whom of all others, 1 molt admired and ow lured, is no note ; but I give molt chmrfaUy to his hfialtfty's prelim Minato. my apposabatios • and I nom* bet think that the frank and plain date:nem of the might, min* and Mad ad their negisclatioo with the Freels Cloremsaimet ha MAI OS the public mind a favourable Marta ea of Mob , deified csodud. In (Welting your fuffmgos for the mricen iltesthme is which you have bem pleated to elect me, I never hod any wow of emolu ment to mild!. To be the olive of your favour was my oreataft pride—a frufc of duty was my guidance, and your approbation, f frequemtly and fo Battertnity expreffed, has hems my ample reward. If you honour me again with your confidence, you may rely upon my fidelity. With every fend:bent of refped and endemic. I have the he sour to he. Geotkmen, your much obliged and boadak imam, Guildhall, Odt. ay, and. H. C. COMER TO THE INDEPENDENT MIRSIMEME MOO MEM HOLDERS OF THE TOWN 0/I NOTTIWOHAM, RBr SIDENT IN OR NEAR LONDON. OsieTLartir. DISSOLUTION of PARLIAMENT having taken place, and DANIEL PARISI& COX; aft mad JOHN SMITH. Efg. brefig join* isliehel heateref es, prefesting yon in Parlemine, yes ase nee emellik rapelledee meet the Friends of thole Gesekseesse iholemieer wilt, tha Gen of the Wbke twee Y ow ow* •• 'hada? IMO leg neat, the 28th Indent, pearftimannipsillsok.to monadr the heft means of feeuritgl thole figgen Ekdkism. TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF Doluirr. max, IT being intimated to me that Mr. Baewaa intends to dediee Who* Maher thiaelety. Ime the &weft gibs seilesetbielinemetAntabl ene l= to ego legiff ea mine is • ON Midas lee doe how et beim sae offest let's meet Parbrosee. &seta goo be bawd te pleeeCe WO a three a meadows ft sew' beg ay! waft Is Abel reelet yea may rely ate eley seat MalMatilal wtoeß Malden to pramemia per Weal teeerelte, as well a 14peet ear &bra Illehet aid Lawler on the soft cestbutiard peleciplee I ben the Wm, le be, With the gem& Whelk eindeemee, Yaw aloft obedient and dammed humble ferment. • Brsaniton, OR so, s gas. & a. PORThIAN. TO THE UENTI EMIN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY PALATINE OF LANCASTER. O was, A DISSOLUTION of Parliament having token E. place. I feint the eatiieft opportunity of foliciting yoseVetes and Interest at the enfutag Eledien. After twenty two yearn (pent in your ferries, dtulog a period perhaps the moll interefting and important in oar Hiftory, it would be prefumptuous fa me to trouble you with profeflions of future condo& If yon honour me with your approbation and rapport, it will. If poSble, hind me (till more to your intereft ; and that day wiU be eltoemed by me the proudell of my life, is which I am again placed ill • atuotioms which has ever been the onty objet of my ambition. &Jim nalt. Gar.lemen. with inereafed gratitude, And with the trod! eiteem and devettloo, Your molt faithful and obedient humble (errant, Orford, Odober as, 1806. JOHN BLACKIURN& TO THE WORTHY INDEPENDENT fIUIRMEN OF THE CITY OF OXFORD. 'HE Diliblution of Parliament has again given you an opportunity of exerelfing your privilege of ehoofing G eh Perron, as you may approve, to reptefent you In the Senate of 0 • Nation. The dlftinguithed manner in which on a former oceaSon, you wen Oared so entrult your valuable interefts to my care, clothed the time of the lilt Elealoo as the proudeft period of my life. I then Immured you fidelity of (orrice, an engagement I have ever telt molt facred. Confcious of having on all occident difekarged my duty to you to the beft of my power, I with confidence again folicit your favour and Carport. Should you think proper to re.eleel me your Re pr Tentative, you may be offered of ntv feduluut attendon In Par liament, and may rely that I (hall be Influenced by no confederation but the weltart of the country at large, and the particular I:leen:As (Amy Caoltumenta I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, with great refine!. Your IDOR °bilged and faithful fervent, Oxford, Oet. 17, ebb. JOHN ATRYNS WRIGHT. TOTHE GENTLEMEN. CLERGY. ANO PREFHOLDIRI O! THE COUNTY OF I..litCESl' ER. Cleurtisemt, IH AVING received from many of the moll refpec , table Families, as well manna • confiikrable number of ' Independent Freeholds:ly of the County of Leleefter, a flittering invitation to propofe myfelf • Candidate for their Reprefenuttien Parliament at the pending General Eledion I sod conceiving It to be a ninment what I can obey their diftinguifited (elicitation, in a manner molt refpettful towards the County at large, and molt hooourele to myfelf, I take the liberty thus publicly to offer myTelf to your melee. Should Ibe In fortunate as to experience • tulfill meat of thole promlfes of fupport which I have already received, I earned!) , Bans myfelf that the numerous and honourabktin, by which my family is firmly bound In attachment to the County of Leiceftrr, will be the lured pledge of • faithful attention to your Murrell and vreliare. lam aware that I Mould Rep beyond the bounds of fact, were I to claim any other merit at your hands ; but if the mod a-Mous &lire to engage arkh; affiduity in your fervice, can be decried a qualification worthy of your confident* tine, in that I will not be furpalled by any one. Fur my probable a:iodise* in Parliament, 1 beg toll zr you to thole known princi ples upon which my family have always tided, which are in Rh& regatinfiChlp to thole principles that guided the Adminiftration of a man white lots each day OCC4OIIIII us Inure poly, Unly to a m t.", and under which I flatter myfelf the laurel/ of your refpedlabk and indepeodeut County will never teak toadying, 42 prol.rity and welfare. I have the honour to be, with the watosell Madinat. Gentlemen Your smolt devoted and oiaedlert Coon*, ROBE p.r • I,ANNilti. Luiesner, Weber us. do 6. \ • I , I : I < , 0 111 . 4 i t ..• . P - : 1 i ), t i r . if i ‘ 1 1 1 i 1 1 i 1 i 1 1 11 J