The Statesman. — London, England, 1818-06-13 00:00:00

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T ties bows? sesions dintre - to pay. sly respects - Mr. ildociarth GOOD BEH ERE in the Chair ; *2 •.-' • r re- re• tho COM. CHANTS, end Others. etsenrsete4 with the MERCK' A MITTEE far CONDIICTIIIko - tio. : Po-.....-To‘eN ; , f . _Sie pertnes v y . te ever y &edema, of the Livery, Dor have say The fatinwiss Raddled were all carried whim : eta d______ 3 hiea. s. TILE. MAtiUtACTURTNG, nod Sill PP1 ,1 9 - firril FRAHM BURDETT and OS: U..'. IIiOUGLXS :my RESTS of the CITY of LONDON. held at the City of Loh- x A ti t ij , . h a d i h i. ; day at ibesibizastslibAntivis. Ctivilifil liingewea v e v v r ordeadson been wadies be accomplish thia very ild yoke r- . don Tavern. foe the purpose of Ida* it do cdoiderstina Illii "m en , _that this Neeti most cordially the sentiondsts • beem e r she Goy. AD iikessant attendance la Parliament. had , as &WWI in invo m eaty o r rooming a mercsat il etveittaa o f prect i r a 7 - P. RicHAßDso pr , t eq. hi the m e i, i ; 111e - b i b i d d e verdissed as oisjoet should divert me, absorbed expressed at the lireding of Mr. Waittioaa's Friends, held 4t eiglowlegore• Moiswoce. *sod •ale rRy. as aCSND I Oh ?RA , p ins tedivtd anaabwoody.Tago the General oat Parochial fmy time, which, together with the early day Seed for& 'the 12th of slreh last, when it was resolved. • Macho A. Iteresernalise of this great eilemereial City is Partied Coihditted should meet dully tlittallarnbkplates :-]faeet . wiu, 1. fear, prevent me from tarrying this per That, is a Represeatative of the British Staples amid to be wag . --, - - - , 1 'The Geheral Claidfttee a Bib Plaits ONlke4roose. Coved: - bo - le • com plete erect. I shall, however dedicate every gated ihro Owe PriociPies of unsulliedhitiltrisYr diejoier'll"i .4 , O I4s.ADEN POW ELL . Esq. in the Chair: , • - 0-,..C.,.: ... ': • -.1•- . .. • ;),. ,;V e rvil le of lay time between this anti the day of 'Medina to the PmflldisaholiParkw hilellisoare, sod mental cowlick.), , with ha-. 4 1 4 • . 1 has tin Medias ;sof opinion. Ant it is hie* ''lle c o sy s itt e e• s ir st. AMlNkki,...ssagyffeA wo w 1 .. . ftwukest of this d u ty, and I beseech those Gentlemen upon- bits tr!•kolosts7 egad. to the multifariou s ,duties of that him eseee . ine . tilai the compertiii. Noneratiarisg, and shipoi e std4trelet. sewrtn.iiiiett.v: . , ...4 I V sot hare the opportunity to Wait, to believe that 01110 e... .• . ..., . _ ___, berms of this mot 'CRT, sitosild be reftesented is PrOler . t The coneallibe et St ilanl:'0#4 11 80 1 .14 1 1 11 16 M the Mao - -- --- - - - V I 7 , ; 7 6 4 -? ~. I : , , Neetinea! fonkinelle - - mfolll foal oat !weenie opportunity it aria dot frim disrespect or inattention, ..put is attributable tw the preceding cirtmantances alone. To thole 'Gentlemen, ramie as active and esti:wive my he einem hot 'started me • egos . and waggle ki c koff; a eery large poriismaftke birtieey, t ea austor return artfelt thanks, for their eery.estruoislioary kb+ j set an t pron d ies o f sopped, obit* leave me no . doubt seta the resell of . the Elections and I beg leave to assort them that no exertioes Di my part shall ever be irsintipe to show the deep Koh I entertain of tbeennatlence repus.ed in see. I have only to add, that as she day of Election is tired for Tueiday nett; the atteadaare of my Fritsch at Guildhall on that day, and as early poll is Illy favour, Will add greatly to the obligations al ready canteen! se e Gentlemeri, Yakeemqfbare, Your faithful bombe Servant, . Jew • . MATTHEW WOOD. Alders's Wood's Committee sit daily, at the Paul's Head, Caleateo-street, *bete all communications will be thankfully received. • To the WORTHY INl' Newpopitrliftt. The Cate SWbe et St. • Ciststsooo4"et _ Massa :a4"l"&hafsitlig=6.llllinentlolflo:4"" M. liaryli* That Mr Walthatan, since his trainmen into pablie life. sod doting a sieriod of diierl y aaparalleled .le the of ra stero., . s ib* bottom mod suppottet of the He Pied's* i that he tits e M gyp. drat 'la all its Mos, mid . ajiheld -46 e * of tie British CdestitationAsestabliesed at the glades' Rewilalbso of 118. That among the many besot impisetzsne se to-prismose the happiness of his Yellow-Cilium, and Abe baserest of the comutry, the rejection ;of that odium* isquisitiou. she income Tai, is mainly to be attrib..ted to his ezeitions and penever• ante, as well as the eorteetiou of the long catalog abysm& theadmirsioa of children into Christ's Hospital. That by the integrity of his principles, the coasimenty of his coodnet, his accessibility se all °erbium*, his infest in debate, his iivefoligable appliaitiou to public busimess, his knowledge of cummerce,• and tile trade of the* Metropolii, and especially by his thorough acqvainiance *lib every thing pertaining to the chartered R.,;hts and Privileges of the City of Loath*, Mr.: Wait baton has proved himself emiumstly qualified to repassed' this City in Parliament. The Chairman having reported the proper' of the Camas.. Itrroft .f flifie treht€lll, Mom)/ he reeftesented Vat 11, men Stbiettie=war s - ol otb ri n o r 4L niceseary it*, dime et, • ,pitility, Altr,Ml4 peMitertee. . ;Mere • v .16 r 1 Resideed, That it b . airMlliiiting, that Thomis. Wilms. Esq., of the Ors of .Witoos, AgossizTand Co. from his known loyahr. his attachment tii‘mir valuable Coostitntiou, commercial eapesience, mereantite eminence, known integrity,. and independence, is maimed, qualitkd to represent this City in Parliament. Resolved, Thstithie Meeting entirely disclaims aoy'svlsh to se parate itself from, or treat otherwise than with high respect, the Corporation of the City of London; being fully sensible how great are the obligating, which their Fellow-citiseni are emir to its Membevs, for their atteniiim tq their local duties. SWIM the greens% interests of the Cily; mitabed it therefore hoPee for the friendly and zealous comthesilks' et that rerpectntle body, in the fortherm.ce of that linieuMint object of the present I Meeting. Resolved, That a Deputatio• do immediately wait upon 1 Thomas Wilson. Esq. to invite him to allow his name to be put in nomination for that high and distinguished situation. A Deputation baying been appointed; and waited upon Mr. Thionat Wilmn, they reported that he had expressed himself highly honoured by the flattering testimony of bin friends, and that if it sboolit he their opinion that his services could benefit tire interests of the City of.Lancion, be was ready to embark in their cause. Retmlved, That the Thanks of this Mretlng are due to Tho. inns Wibi.n. Esq. .for the hnndmine wanner is which be lto been pleased to accede to the wishes nt the+ Meeting, and that he be !imposed ns ft Cundidate for one of the Rcpresentatites of the City of I ondiiii. Remised, That this Meetiag will individually and cnEee tively use-their best entleostinrs to secure the Election •fthe said &ninepins. -1110444,'"adert•IfSeob *weber...OM - - .'he'Ci+iiiMiift of St. alartS% * titi &anon Celfeellterre; •Cli g h b ir e " (;hareslt culli.7 ltie of St: Jttat"Y tbil Poeatain; Sired-mufti , Caraaloy-reirliet. . - The Costaltiee of St. &Otte% la 41 Red Lies, Chandler* *m.o. Grusvea..r-eqease. Tee Cooed me of St. IforgaM Sol St: JAIN at the lied* Lion, Princes-street. P. NICHILISDSON, Chairman; Pi•isza Coffee-W*oes June 1 9. 1818. N. B. Subscriptions far dtfratiat the eltpetters of the Elreg lion are 'retired at the rerpertive-Cowailttee-rooni 1 bt Mr. Brooks, Nn.110,• Weed ; Mr. Kohinioa, No. 99, - Dean rreel* '..ho; Edward tratoley, Lag. No. 18, Edteware-rnhd Mg. King, No. IS, Clatftreress and at the Bar of the Crewe and Auelwe, &rawly •• _ •_ . •• I ~~ ' LIVERY of _ and ....DEPENLOwx. _ LON DON. Gairrustint, ADISSOLUTION of PARLIAMENT having taken place, Wait meta renew my earnest solicitations for the high Ned diwingelifsed larmaar of beteg elected as one of your Represertatives b Ma easing Parliament. I retire you my mast grateful Masks for the numerous and krvent assurmen of sapptst.sitb which I have been hosoured during my canvas. .which ailed me Ilse most encouraging prospect of ultimate statteent. will take she earliest opportunity of paying ray personal respects to 30. ; and should any omission occur oa sy part,l hope it will he attributed only to the email de ists of the lists, sod the rent extent of the'canrasas 1 have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your faithful and obedient servant. Aldose. nib June, ISIS. JOHN THO 3. THORP. P.S.—The Sherifs having lived the day of Election for Titer day, 16th lout. at Tarim &Clock s your atieteissee on that day is most clinically requested. To the LOYAL mad IN I/EP EMIPENA LIVEritY of LONDON. • GENTLIMarIs SINCE 1 wet determined, on Meinday last ) bt the deficiency of Condidatt s, by, invitallitai to endeavnti g to supply. a default so novel and so much to be regretted, and by notch encouragement of appiobation and distinct promise of supeori, to otter myself to your notice, one of your Aldeemea has held not the oder of his service; and. without a ny eo gn a us nicatiou or notice to me, another Get (Icm n, most respectable, has beer, bv'snme of the Merchan•s, load. lily and most ones- • veiledly solicited to become a Candidate for your fatour. The Meeting for this invitation nod acquiescence h ni been MA this one hour before the time appointed for the Friends who f:iv4tur my rumble preiensitibs nod approve my t.fer to stand in the rip, at a moment of the general resilience of all others. It is now cor.firiently reported also, thitanother Merchant has hero heard I. het me a Candidate. Bat it Is not yet 'mown to me that either Of these three re speclotle Gentl. wet. w ill in. lly detetaine to appear beforeyasi I !t o ► to l e Moving, and to st . d the Pull. • I am. therefore, still booed by my ofsr, anti obliged by my principles of steady viaduct to condone ay ipleitaliuto foi your liberal. independent, and enitillnikeetlmieport. and la re "treosin! Armor. ./04316, 4 11!111tti1e tEttleGor respertn ' ble body at the LoudooTtivevo, on MONDAY NEXT, the lfitli 'Mu. at Fl o'Clock precisely, to determine me by yofte appear; g l ace and the ekitlesbiilllof your cnitidence and general support, either to retire in deference to Candidates more pleasing you, or to persevere in °tiering •) self to•your free wad impar tial choice. What has taken place so far Is highly peeper, though too 'tardy. I out pleased with the part I have taken to stimulate to a more serious attention to the important privilege neat tscred duty of selecting fit and capable Nes foe the high charge of Legislators fora great and wide-spreadEsipire. Y,oirgencrol attendance, yotr careful sad eves cautious esti mation of me, and your decided ezpressioa of opinion tin my offer and pretensions, are most earnestly Irene/sled t nod if alt these shall, on Monday next, eoafiria tbt aeserol sidsorancea of 4 4prabatine with which I have so far been booonsed,"l wit continue to solicit your outrages to the.eed of the Po.l. And should your approbation !sooner vs* at nits time With n'sliare.la the arduous but honourable duty of one of the Representaiiies of this great City in the email* Parliament, I ran aware you l onia runfidently, from the many encesraeeroents I hove }nil the great pleasure to receive from all parties, and from the highe4 And most imoortnot ioieresis of your City, that ripe choice will be satisfactory to them all. • I have the honour (3 be, With very sincere arrachiseot and respect, Geotiesise4* Your much obligeillsiiiitefieted.humble Sersonts tirietiAS ItOS7CIIOIIPT,. Lomtvirtt.ctreet, Jitie;'1101:" S it was further saaniainusiy resolved, That this Meeting rejoices at the unbounded success which has attended Mr. Waitba►ua's Canvass ; aid that the ardent zeal touoifested on his beast( by his Fellow-Citizens, a ifilf di an in controvertible testimony its favour of his pretensioila to repro. seat this City, and a sure presage that the object of war wishes will be honourably attained, That, consistently with the pure priociples of the British C••n:titution, Representatives ought to be returned to Podia meat free of expeoce, bad that a Subscription he immediately opened to defray the necessary charges unending Mr. Waith usaa's Election. • That Mr. Samuel Favell, of ait. •Marrater..-Mr.• Joseph Horceasbe, of St. Paul's Cbarcislard ;sad Mr. Thomas peeve, of Ludgate.bill, be appoiated to receive the Sobscription., and to act as Treasurers. • That this Meeting pledges itself,. collectively and indivi• dually; not to relax: its exertions till Mr. Waithouts's Election isfreettred. and it earnestly reciarametids his friends tik attend in support of bissiominati!in ea Ta.'sday neat, the cloy of Election. and to give him their - taxi . , *ibis upon (be Pull. SAMUEL 'OOOD REHIRE, Chairman. That the Thanks of this Meting be given to Mr. Alderman Cloodbehere, for his able aod.gesierdarly conduct is the Chair ,but day, and for hie patriotic ea dniono art allyablicoorral.ms. The Cmistnittee w il; sit daily •at the Oeillitall.Colioe-house, Kiop.street, Cheapside, where Sabiniptions mod CoalesUOiciL tiuoS will he received, as well as•by the Treasurers. To theWOltfHY and INDEPENDENT isbVEAYI LONDON, Re‘iiived. That the Reg)lutioes of this Meeting be pohlichett its all the Morning and Evening Papers, and be signed by the Chairman. Resolved. That CossimPters be immediately formed to earn iron erect the detegoinatinn of this Meeting, ni tt that they do now adjourn to the adjoioiog room, sad proceed to business forthwith. (Signed) BADEN POWELL. Resolved, That the Thaeka'aP this bleetlat be fewest to the C Isidore& for Ms whisk amens* los‘ho Chair. - Mr. Wilson's Consignee sits daily at the City of London t _- ALDERMAN THORP.—The COMMITTEE fur toady/ding the ELECTION of Alderman THORP, meet daily at the Killer Head. Tavern, Poultry, where any Comaniaieutioo will ke thankfully received; To the WoßTlllt isd INDEPENDENT LIVERY LONDON. Cznirt.zolto s THE, time is again arrived, when, in the rserci s e of your Constitutional Rights, you are called upontit elect your Representatives in Parliament fir tilts City. cohering oivsrlf once mare to your notice, as a CAN DI I) ATE for the distinguished honour of being nee of those Representatives. 1 am bold to hope that I can safely and firmly apreal to the un- Varied tenor of my cot duct during the lost Six Parli:inictib. is upholding the glorious Constituti-n of the Oiuntry, in evinc:ox soy steady loyalty to my King. and in defending and pt. rooting the rights and privileges of my Fellow-Citizens. I can con scientiously declare that I have zealously. faithfully, and fear lewly persevered in thane prkeiples which first obtained for me your eonadence. Those principles shall be the future guide or Illy conduct, and I trust that experience will c"ovince sou that I shall nut falsify that promise, and that sour interests may op* for the Seventh time, be safely deposited in my baud,. I have the honour to be, G r altesseo, Your faithful and obliged Servant. W. CUIITIQ - . Old South ges-Ilease,LOudoo, June 10, 1818. Sir William Cartis's Committee sits every day at the Botth Sea-Haase, where all communications will be thankful) received. Trivero. To the WORTHY sal INDEPENDENT LIVERY of LONDON. • IN consequence orthe very flattering request mule to me by a Deputation from a Meetiag of Merchants, Bankers Traders, and others, held This Mornirig at the City of London Tavern, I tun induced to make you a tender of my ser vices its represent this Ancient and Loyal City in•Parliaiment. Aware of the magnitude of this WO and important trust, I should perhaps hesitate to aspire to such an honour, were it wit for the great respectability of those friends whose partiality has called on me to come forward. I cannot, however, resist an ottplication foar.ded on motives so honourable to mywif, and which implies a belief that 1 can render moralist services to lay Fellow.citilens. Of my loyalty. and seal/Ins attachment to oar evrelleot Con stitution in Chmeh mid State. I nin proud to believe that no profession on my part is n-..cessary ; and of the independenoeee 'sential to the character of an hottest Representative of the Peo le, no man can have a mare conscientious impression tlpan ..aelf. It becomes we. however, after the peculi:a call that has been made on me, to declare that the interests of this great Me tropolis will demand the best exertions of my warmest s al, so I shall, in an Cfpecial manner, devote my time nod abilities a the Comn ercial objects of the Empire with which Ay Jong habits of ha.iness have rendered me Intimately nitputinted. Your kindness, I (Loan not. will make allowanee for the difficulties sailer which-, from the shortness of the time, I,poot neceoarly inboar in paying yea those petural resits., Is *nick my inclination would ablefafale lave prompted; bet .yea will find me on the day of Election at my past on the Histiags, where I earnestly hope to he honoured with your rolfrage. am, Gentlemen, Your moat obedient and f»ithfrl Servant, THOMAS WILSON. J. (Pry's-square, 12th Jaae, 1818. Wilsou's Committee sits daily as the City of London Tavern. GENTLEMEN. TT is impossible for me not to feel the highest gra• tifi , etii4o at the noble spii it, :odour, and zeal, which was so conspieutably inaideitted 41 the very oumerous nod respect auk Niectiii,; of the Livery, held this day at the Loudon Ta vern. To be - • elected by you as the individual through whom you . a4tert }'our independence nod promote the purity mid freedom If:Immo, is an honour I rhnll ever hold in the highest vete ratioo, bud the greatept reward 1 could ever have proposed to myself for a life of arduous public exertion aud gaitsfut sacri fices. Accept. Gen lessen. my wannest iteLisowiedgmeals; and to (tilde , our iiiamph c tioplete, permit toe to solicit :be c sssss iou mce of your ezeitious, nod NOW' earl) appearatice at the Poll. have the tumour to he r Gentlemen, Your very faithful and devoted Servant, RaIiERC WAITHMAN. GniWWI Cofee-hone, June It. ISIS. The Election ilifived for Toot(l4y the ISA hen. To the INDEPENDE To the FREEHOLDERS uf the COLi NTya KU f 't D ADISSOLUTION of PARLIAMENT h01vi,, , 2 taken place, I beg leave to otter myself again to your notice. Since you elected we in 2814, many important diicia4i. , ns base taken place in the House of Commons. In my votes in that Awembly, as far as our foreign policy 'nai concern a, I have ever been the friend of peace and economy ; with respe, to our &nestle relations, my conduct has always been guided by what I considered to be the real principles of the Coustitution,oever forgetting that I was a Representative of the ../LNT ELECTORS of the CITY of YORK. IN declaring myielf a CANDIDATE for the high burner of representing this ancient City in Parliament, it is incumhent upon me to state the motives which have induced me to come forward, and the principles which will govern mV con dui should the ctr•ris of my friends be crowned swirl+ success. I dier myself hecause a Inrge hndy of independent and highly re•pectuble Freemen tendered me their support; and though wi;hout such spoor , :neous expression •.f their wertimeots - I should not Lave prekursed nt. my own qualifications to represent you. yet so ercuuraged it sould be pusillanimous to krutute. My poli•ienl principles I shall openly state, and I humbly, but confidently trust that I bkall ever ieroilutely mo•ntain them. I am a friend to Reform—out to those wild and. violent mea sures which would subvert our Constitution, and introduce as entirely new system of Government—but to those practicable measures which Would give a voice in the Election of Members of parliament to a larger clamber of independent voters, which would stem the torrent of eorreption, restrain the influence of the Crown within due limits, and prevent the Liberties athe People being again causeleraly and wickedly violated. I pledge myselite support all measures of real Economy Old, Retrenchment, deeming such conduit not only justice Int *mei oa whom the burden may fall, but the only wise policy to en able the State sacredly to fulfil Its engagements, and maintain that high character and influenceanaringst foreign notions, which the violation of the principles of good faith, and the lairsh ex travagance of the government, liars weakened and impaired. will not lengthen this address by entering iota further par deniers, but rest assured that I will endeavour Grimly and reap- lately, but nut violently or intempef4tely. to keep my coarse is pursuance of the principles I thus publicly avow. 1 • The interests of this City shall always temmand my wads" and unremitting exertions, and by a constant attention fis duties of the high station iii width - 1 leek lobe plaited, 1 Mil to merit your approbation. If &see semis/etagere io unison with yogis, I tweedy en treat that your efforts may erserespnad with the etemleeteel tie cause, and not the merits of him who sishscribesiskassdi • • . Your faitisfall sad obedient flerveeth WILLIAM aILTAMp . COOFS. IlZftt::,:i • .Ir.. lit • • .e To the IN DEPENDENT FREEMEN of the UZI; ele OXFORD, 11LOdent in London sad its Vicinity. • GENTLEMEN, IN conseqeence of the very lietterill offers of support from a considerable body of the a,..1 respectable Inhabitants of Oxford, I am induced to offer m"*. If as a • • tv didate to represent that City in the ensuing Parliament. . t As a descendant of is Family whose live; and flrtunes have been ['pent amor.pl you, I cannot hot teal anxious to reader myself worthy of your Bond opinion t and if honoured bf your suffrages, my conduct, as your Representative, will at all tittles evinee ittrlf by my indefatigable exerisoos whenever use le. tenet or wishes of my Constimeniii shall he eoncerned ; and M a Member of Parliament, I shall always preserve the strictest in tegrity and indeveudener. I have the honour to he nentlemen. Your faithful and most obedient Servant. Loadon,"Jane 10, 1818. FRED bRIt K BT. JOHN. People. - Feelingthat I base acted up to the profes.ions I made when you returned me to Parliament, I again solicit the hoi.our of your support, and I remain, Gentlemen, With sincere respect and attachment, Your faithful Friend and Servant, Itortnantoo-parlt, Jane 11. GMBERT HEAT HCOTE. E i LECTION. AT a COMMON IfALL, held at Dover, on Tonday, the 9th day of ;lane, 11118,, Mr. GEORGE PAGE in the Chair; it was Resolved. That it jf highly necessary nor Representa dim is Parliament, should fie men of the strictest integrity and imispeadence, determiaed to sopped inviolate oar excellent I Coomirotion. Resolved, That our worthy Tontitown, Jabs MOW Feetor Enos stoats pre-essiuent - for everipohlic mini Private virtue' that his intercom is the prosperity of the lows AM the woe a nor own; that. he It entitled to 011/ fullest eanildeare ; and is therefore n GI and proper person to tepreserst as in the ensuing Parlinmeot. sr Remised, That as one of nor thief waives us this OCCilliOn is to give .1 pithier 'emits's', of oar onloplitled approbation of Mr. Pert nes principles aereicedarte ii b highly egpedkelit that his Llertion thnmsd.Mcarried on withont es proem sad that we may prove to every Casodidase, that the bearish* to thh ter -- from of the People is manlioessaadiateirity of chamfer: Resolved, That a Dustmen., he appointed to wait on every Freeman. Deo 'to solicit his Vote aid Interest for Mr..Feefek, I and to take such fysettser steps. as mihem may seem 111,; far proisetiam of Oa Mese we have eeiesinken. [to esessequedoe eti OW Gesolettoo 41 Geotleasep were tossi- Sanaa an the CleateMile, 044 power tis eddati Iketelikitte.] Reoptped. That slip:CA.Bolw of this Meetlawbo Chlaireassf fur ly..4ool:4ioOdart, 01 1 1_011 1 f. _ • • i I To the GENTLEMF.N, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of NORFOLK. Gattemsmatt, ITAKE the eetliest element to solicit the honour of your support, and to were you, that if you accept a reeewal of my services, and clone me as your Representative, I shall strictly adhere to those independent principles which have Invariably guided n y political conduct. I trast I have never forfeited the confidence ye* have so boa reposed in an ►iasted by any interested views, I have neve►. by a single vote, deviated frost 'hate political priociples which equally enforce opposition to all extravagance in public expeoditnre, and all approaches towards a►arbitrary Government ; and should you . *gain favour me with your support, you will find me to the latest hour of my life tile stomach friend to Civil andßeligioas Li hefty, the wane advocate of Reform in Parliansent, and the leo:mime defender of out glorious Constitution.--d Mania. 'a rtk , tbe sioterest gratitude for your mnay Lettering marts of regard, lad with eyery sentiment ofrespect and attachment, • ' Gcatle:nen, ys•ar faithfully dev.•ted, THOMAS WILLIAM COME. . • 3 . • t • •L•ittellt v • • • COUNTY OF REDFORD ELECTION. - THE COMMITTEE of Colonel OiBORIq meet daily at No. 14. Carey-shed. Lincoln's Int,-left's, where communications relative to this Election arc Termed te be made. June 8. VOTTINGHAM ELESTION.—Th• 111(10. spendent ELECTORS of NOTT I NIGH A M are iterwitid. that Lord RANCLIF I rE i s COMMITTEE well i 1 tllrtilj.nt tie White Hint, Frater=imne . , Cheapside, wade oil room, cations, tending to seaire his Lordship's Election, are earaeitly requested to be nade.—Jane 11, 1818. COLCHESTER ELECTION. TILE FREEMEN of COLCHESTER, residint . in Londoo, in the interest of Mr. HARVEY., are be qtralated sant Carriegai will be NO, to array !bees to the Pal, at Se o'Clock, is tiesday tilvah IS ite}Liso twin s ITltiGeeipti. : • -.• . , • • ~~ - l I • • • :a • r { - 1:w.;. - r , ....• -.. . ' --A : , .~. - • '. ~~,,