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t - ~' T') . rE otriTEENIEN, CLINGY, AND FIFSHOLD- V Rs, OF THE COUNTY OF BUCKS. •„, rar .. o7 ,Mn.77517.-r GENERAL ELECTION. - "., `; 'he Cirennulanies. under which, nn th. 9th !• 99 ve•eleded Cllr MI. ed yet. Itepoesonta . continue the earue, I have neheaitatieo in slain rdreone rr ;req . to your anticel and I hope I ovar fad a eell-rottnele.i c." , hortlett. 4hat, 111 ooltrittng a eTentien of that div:tneu.shed IV, Wh'th w iately %eu wsintiewas y coeicred u;.e.,1 we, r )t.plv what I lieth.tve to b., the general arch to plc. e reare and I aleperoleuce of tar County ; and that 'eta ..wnme ns with 'nor V. 4011 and Lateran, IM the ally of Eiccti, l a. I have the henour to be. G-ndernett, W th the great it rope*. Ir!sur tun: ohedielt and mind humbloSerwtrtt, lAti4on, A• SCOTT TITCHFIFID eINHE Ell9ore et Great Britain and Irehrd are reno 44, mat though an Act hr., heen passed for the .tion tht SLIMY Teed*, It If luehly ion:Attain to 'alum .) wlus, whatever tlie.r twiner ser.tamrnts r I 'a.en MI that peat measure, are now sincerely Cc each ever it. execution and promote its efficari. 1. .' r THE Lnssownotg! AND mA i : E4, and atEreee:tat concerned in IL/ the 143.41 s r 43i Olettlion, lister nod. that 'he I P::: 1-1 JZ3 the . 1 1:31 CONIMM bowleg eontalemg . )5 .4t & rued Aes.teht. of WI the Me te of the SI - 1 nit 1' ‘K:JA.IO.OII. 'girl, let aczuoit* of the ElKtlvo Ir7a,a. .e, for sexy Oen., the N.,:tibor Dr.eripttln of the Vrtt.ll. the Lilfi , er, the pleyeadvatietz litertet, 0:: le Sce. "'to? hol , epee.c . ib'e may be haul of ell the Boo' seen, co.-^ , e, to /Awe,. Sts. 16.)7, Otte., H.ds.a.43giufs, in nor'*, of !!t 'in fed. lbw are pursletted, iu Twu Loess, Foolscap ever elesal.tly printed by Itasneyno cod Co. en wove paper, rod w.. d, pore 14, us sena Is..ofdb, 111 1 OCM S. by JAMES GRAHAME. jr VI. 1 Coutawing Ina hatittats, Satesath Walla, the Pu , rlQlvodat. aosi a naltia..Pocess V-. 1 U. Cout.onoug use is:da of Scotland; and Mary Stuart, a 0111...A 1 j: 34•41m0d fl4fl.,:oorsnao. Hove, hers, add Orme, Paternoster. row, Loortoi ; W. Blackwood. E.11.,.."L1re Inn day le pub:oiled, pries 21. THE Sl'A Fi of thr CATHOLICi ot IRE LAND. ntp.a.roled by Altsteatic P.m cite I,talt Statute-, s .vault the Puvtlee. eructed E‘ect dtainf the Pc`b.". 44.4 4.41 [no. rcamning to he gtina o d To wo.ol, .t o .4.sed, to. co.orilti2u Os:h, the natcies of I.ltnertek, the Da , tar tiia. denying tlit tetu e nt..l Tors of tlt, Pope, the Air. Iv , r. al Woo. iteeign Uttivottt;st, and the Arndes of ehte C , t• tic R,•hene !Sy A MI: 1 / 4 1BLK of PARUAMENT L.teen : ate/ tor .1. 6.441. fletde3eiler to 11111 Loyal t g /trace of Weiss, No 111. Ps' Of wt' 041 be h‘ , .. OBSERVATIONS ott same DOCTRINES ad ,, andfal Cruti ti's 'ate Et.ecrs.)N., lei • Lett: to s..mnel Watt- Livid. !Ng fr,,as Henn Clifford IN. b. 6d. s,,,ed I •,, oirley tiuSisaad. ;me bi. • DEAULIES of the EDINBURGH REVIE.W, alys The Statkpot of Ltter4ture. By JOHN KING, Ma m bo" of the Royal CoN. ge ru S , rasetis its London, sad of the Vfatesf 50....1 , 1.s of I. , tmiutb atm IN , .1. " 114th are 'he kAinhurio lirvirwols: they Itltah only the gror.se Jed oat‘r:ntrllt4 of ifteiratUre m i Stienee. It has be. • fash.on.ole, sf ins, to :oibloh books under the title of Btau:i a Iff.to the. Limburg's • Itesisa to adopt a name ae no:diue to tit- gam. plea, St neighs be ttrtaed the Stinkpot of Let , at-te.:.torDt. T touop•oo Prti.Le4 F.r H U. Sininada. Patanauder v‘w and John • Of: ►GRAPHY this nay is rattlished, price bs„ in board:, rrHI: SCIIOOI.. ATLAS; or, Key to Gold tmirb', (;rOgutitbiell Copy Nooks; ocesaieets the salsa Fatten Maps, hooded sod nrashr acol4nreol, as Itaaniplas 14) M .tale•si by the CI is the Cetsgral'i , issl Carl Wslu. I .d.,...erkntiy of the utihty of Not tort of Maps, in their C ottla the o.fora k most Copy It...As, it forms the chaayag as web as eh- nearer iehoet•A•las, Wroth has yet hey. p.eseotei to the Public. and it pesbassas tie. Aataatage or Ane.tot, as .ell at Mstrs Maps. 'owed fn ttu hart Phr.i.es. No 6. Bridde•street, 81....:',4- f6ors, sod tu be had •:111,esedirrt. tr 00..) ratty l,e h.d, with toe to 541.uu15, an the Gugisphical %I"oskt of Mr C.,:d.to,th. CONIPLtrE. 13(0)K OV sinrriNo. Jai , botiolad. LiBER NAIJTICUS, and INSTRUC Tuit.:n Ob. A R r of. MAR i mix DRAWING. 1)./MI "'It'ARF;;. R A 4 , n1J0.1*4 sL;ctEs. E.f.t•tr ~ 1 c.• ,• •• ••.. ••• I.c .1.1a...tt . w.,tk o t ut the .1%15.k. It thy ..1 wat.y yo at: t..r I..hetta ar.d experience, hat by S , rtt. tla• a..d :aLtely' by ha hen ; and he Sitters h•tia,e!! ,1 s '.,- G und-06 , : of onn , t onnplebb raiJeinne k • Intl aope.asol. It is adapted a Well for tint ILith;. , y, 1 , tat mentatnn at the An of Marine Dhavisg. Nan,hn; (which as ,eady lot delivery) complete U.. Wiea. Th. Pose of =eh Idumher, ecastassaidg low En. &rttelny., ant, better-oress, /Os 64. 1..*64,6.41 ked E.h114141 o , fflt, Flint-411es to His Mg- C..ther 4/i • l'fif 14.ifITS ur iimbampaelpitio. •- • TM, day are vistalftheA, ha...homely mimed hi 124 Wesson, tYI. sa wed ) or, iu G 1 V.A10111 . 6, eat,. Immes4, pries 164. •1•111.: WORKS of the BRITISH POETS. with th.:io LIVES. wr:tten by lAboll/KL JOIINSUN, 1 t,,s Edit mui Wove; the most e•intortell Posts. from Chau. t. Sir Nit! turn Jun,i, a.nd unites Ili adsantages of Juhn -11,1,1% and Be::'s Uhtions, as (.1 , a; the two Plans are ; ChaucPr and tip-nsar, ornitt.d by John s 41, and Cs.11`i1i11:11g P64111C . ,1-ticati, Pope's !tome., t•hles, his 100, and bra .Itriettal .r:,4 ?at., 1., mitred by P.p.; nscs t..eceieb•ated to ter tonzer vaclud‘d. T.'.n Teat a cor , ..et/y ;-ranted f:u:u J Cu, a CULated wrth ift . tlDet Ot tt C I.4010„c a t 1nu.17. Un Ch•uce, amt NSlllll..r tete. titan h.A. b-est revel ; tire (Ilu.sarses to I:a..h c• and the ptte•Cltll/1, 1 . .!eti l ),Jtcly ; ,„d resin-. 1 ; r. t..s• 11 l• 11 , 1,1•11. 11t." 1.1 ttlrglit Auttu.r., -Path a nies-ure o! Jr•.: 1.11/.lralt.t, a art, ..sA, U. 111 1 . 1, :1to•t• t.ll. t•tt , t 141,1 a .C 11,11.1111111 (snarl's. :4,1 Cr , 1 . ..t•t, b tri rated for 1.•,:".:,',•14 : an•l ~)•110. Nic :1 L. a ta: ;J. ; ~ 1.••• a .1121.i..1am ; VV* J. a n.l J. ; .1. R,,,-.1.w1 C.a., ScJle.o.al all 1 L :•el,4lllllii ritrl.:4t 416(4 ; I:: I Fatil.ler iT. F. ;;.11 .1.\1,,, 11 Lea •; J " . 1 " , • ... l:• • ./ koot P..rr, , .! 11 . . . ; J. C...r..eltert ; W. M.lller ♦ L. , uB 0.. el, 4 Pgh I.• et. . W !age ;J. 11,sArt Tlki.“4 J 4. ; •,,. I . J Mali; Jabal .?hi m Jaueur Car 1.64.4 54,14 c. a. e.f.,..111•1'i v• I. PM' N'S rovv:s. ii. 2 :ut.l,rap tn. lei. • .1110111.1.. rtt—i. - • ,• 1.. ....i.e.... bro. .4r SW.'S...L. a.: . eater .c.. ; au) • ' GENERAL ELECTION. DOVLIt ELEcTioN. A T a numerous andrespeftAble Meeting of •h• Indeponient FREEMLN of the Town and P.ort of DOVER, resident in London and ns neithhourbend, held at the biIPIK6III4 Inn, Lawrence.lane,en T:nt t eta , April 30,1807 ; 1'!. JOSEPH GLANDFIIILD in the Chair; Rozalved tutstitineubly, TnAt John Jaeboon. Ei ob , late worthy eV. terienetrieut R 6 l 3 "bent 4 t , VO, ha. NU+ merited the e,mh.loiee an.l trod IC. posed at hint, by hit steady ettech;,. Alt .0 1111 r roi and Om' totution. and the antitty he has always evi::ce.J tot the 'potters of the Town an 4 Itart of Dove/. Time the know:ate voihaee of prinsiplea, from Itia heir ing a:ways maintained, with the utmost vat, the critic of lii Proiestant Religion, and from the many proofs he hi. pircu by hit patronage to the Institutions for promoting tilt iulter..t and welfaie of the tc.stobthed Church, air are coorineod tlicrir is not a more proper person to deiced out tiestt, laus, and Nbertiee, etwil and iolidiotia. * That It is a duty incumbent est nbrselvvv, end nur Brother Freeman, to use nor best rtikal , tu.s to return him as one of our Representatives at the ensuing 'Bretton. and that we will theiviore not tett hint wit) our Votes, but use our mots strenuous &Immune is more hot Re election (Signed) ,!OSEPH GLANDYI4LD. Iteso!ved ■nannnou•ly, That the thanks of this Mooing be given to tlte Cualnnen, for his Ole and upright conduct th• Cha,•. The I':DEPENDENr FREEMEN in the Interest of JOHN JACKSON, Esq. are particularly niquestid to attend a HEE I'ING to be held m the Inn, Lawrence-lane s nn WEDNESDAY, the 6th of May, at Six u'Clock Ia the Evening. A' a very iiumerous and respefiaide Meeting of the Fricrots of Sir CHARLES PRICE, held at the Paul's Head Rooms, Cateaton•atreet, this tap; Mr. Aldarrnan ANSLEY. in the Chair : Thefollow.ng Kasolutens were moved by hfr. Alderman lAA, and seconded by Mr. Deputy Roemer, and passed unani stoutly : Ist, That it is the opinion of. this Meeting, that the trial sad unwearied attention ad Sir Chutes Paley tt. the reran's. and important duties of a Kepreventative for dui great City, in two eticesalee l'aslaanurnts, his steady and lila attachment to tin gin ,; and the Constitution, and his constant personal atlell 4 - alde m the Bessie of Coasniatal. deservedly Cline the t! aoka and gratitude of Yellow-Cudens, and entitle hina to their continued 64 roost decided supped. 2d,y, Titet . lt is the *alas of this Meeting, that the first Commercial City in the *void should be represented in Parke. resat by pecans whose early habtu of life, and extensive cool seer, ei porvastu, lead them to a thinougla knowledge et the Tea...l4nd and Canute/cal Interests of site County, and that Say Charles Price, by eautirg with thee: eualaneations, a firm, vigorous, triad todapandaitt uueJ, aiad en indafatagatne ahem. von to all Liu pubhe dativa, u e 6a peroutt so represent this City. $4.), That it iv the vairiehan of this Meeting, that it has bee:, Lough aura &Swollen SO Our Cotanacrsvil, Maritime, and Cal,.itai Interests, that this Ceuatry tau often to it. pre oat gers of urirmalled power ; ant that Sor CliAl:e, pi;. -e% great and usalous attaatio i to those uttered:, boll. mend out of Parbantent, his be-n loth, as not only to calm the wv:rhut thanks •if his Coustatuents, but hav savonsi to hint the public ask!sr..ssion of giaittude died eppcultation of awn, of the artier Coatmarcial Corpus/de T 41121 in the United King dom, and of the Gear"; Canivaittat of the Skip Owned of Groat Britian. 4thly, .tar. the Oinnaota of elas Meeting, that Sr Charles Price, by has example, in pi...noting w.th seal and &vivify the i'vt dorination of :he Vole - iteer Asveciations in the City of London, dus,tig the period of Mayor:fly, gave a tone to that P.atsiotie isate;:a of internal Dcfeh:.e, a hien was pfedect.7e of the must hunch:nal consequences, and ivhia.h eminently vratides tom to the warriseet estoena of his Fellow- Citisen.. Stilli t That this Meeting will use every possible triteriien to secure the Elemieu el Sir Charles Price, as one of the Ite pmsente:ivesiti Parliament for this City, by a very stud and a.live persohal Canvass. JOHN ANSLEY, Chairman. The Chairman ha.iag Jest the CfW ; Rewired uailli. manly. That :be Thanks of this Meeting be given to Mr Aidcratatt AnAley, for his able Conduct therein, and for the aunty, decsibel, cud fricil•lly part be tau taken is support of Sir Charles Price's Re•clection. The "Dunks of the Merang were also eminiesegaly voted to Mr Alderman Lea, for the able meow in WIS:6I he pro. twat: Co above Seselotions, TO THE KOKTitY LIVERY OF LONDON. GtttttNLMa THE sudden Dissolution of PAiliawta makes it necessary for urz again to ' , did% the honour of your Yates and Interest to b.: reinstated inilte distinguished situa tion of one of your Eepracitatives. In taking a retrelect is! the very flattering manner with which my solicitations bare bercii hitherto reci-iviril, I fed the trame..t se:lna:Mots of Liatiiude and pride, which induce me In iinpe chit I have not loife.teJ the confidence you so lately reposed in roe. leis, I trust, uni:ecesta-y for rues to repent to you that the iliceren ettseherwnt to my R , ng and Country has been the ,wearable nee of coy C4111.1a, i t every siteation I have had the lin ion? ti bold in ; and as it l'as Items, so it ever shell 'at:, the ruling priocioie of my actions. As a Cansiurocial Man, I consider the present moment to ,ecie.re a very Irarticiala att .ntion to the Trading Interests in gener,ii, and the Snippirg no.re especially, which cannot, in gay 0r.41,40 8 1, by petir,,tti estabi;slseJ without recurring and vtrkthit to the Navigation awl t;oltroist Syetero, by which tlii, Empire hal aris.w to its pr-vent iinnsalled state of 'lmriti•tle iAI Power; anal which con alone be pre,e,n t t." su. h tees.area as ro•y pretreat the hiterheenea ally ether ,17 Carry.sg TnAl. To this point 1 shalt eaer keep a watt:W.3i e.e, if 1 have the Weiner assess to !)e a Itepr.APer.tati , ea t' ix great anti opu;ant City. I have the hwiedit t 0 be. lientemese. tla itt.trevect, T 0.., Inns: ULthlirrst, 1111111211 t. & !or. A e • t i .9, 1..7. CIJAItLLIS ~~#r:~:~u:.~. GZNI , IIAL ELECT/ON. THE C 07.1 \HTTEE for conduaing Sir CHARLES PRICE'S ELEcrioN, wdl meet every Day at tloe House, late the 'Paul's Head , C oteatei street, io oida to. receive the COITIIIIU11:cationb of his Friends, and to arrange the general Business relating t.i hos Eleetioto. TO THE WORI'III . INUEPENDEN LIVELY OF LONDON. • Ganttantal, W" I'EVER of public or of private inc r.- veni:nco truly arise from so sutklen a Li oriintani of Parliament, it weds to me perlonalle nu regret, blt.,iums it Minas (though temoorattly) Into practice, a prlncyl: song tattled in my mini, that the appeals ei the Itemeseitan‘es to then Constituent: slitittld be more frequent than by law they are. In the last titres:Park intents 'on have been plea.ed to h o . u.iur me with you• cm.hicnce ; during that tint it has Linen my fortune to ;rave been sometimes the Cl:n.o.er, and sonte• tune: the S•ip?orter of Minine 5; tint, it, neither caw have I inns (A any d,c.t of their power, or ben •fit tro.n their favour. The public interest has been the only motive out laver actu ated ally condom, end a continuance of your confidence the only resempenee I looked to. I throw myself again u, on sour ems'ie..stion, and in soli. citing most w. as I do, the mum of poi, Votes to re turn me as one of yo tr Representatives in the 'iwxt Parlia ment, I repeat c. you my assonances of an unalterable at. ta.hmettt to the Constitution of war Country, and I promise you a continuance of that independence which I trust boa hitherto manifested itself in my public conduct. With great respect, 1 have the honour to be. Gentlemen, Your much o►liged and faithful humble Brest ButteWeever, April 97, 1807. H C COMBE Mr. Alderman Combo's Committee will sit evety day at Ten o'Clock, at the Guildhall Coffee house, where any com munication will be considered a layout. TO THE WORTHY AND INDEI i ENDENT LIVERY OF THE CITY OF LONDON. Cantinas's. ADISSOLUTION of PARLI AMEN f baying taken piaci, and • Meeting .rf the Livery of this City, for the Eleaton„of their Represeatativrt, hew ( appointed for WEDNESDAY NEXT, the 6th of May, permit m e moo roipecttolly to soNcit the honour of an early and t1114.00u1 atteristwe. in C on that occasion. Ilasmg in my publes: address staatd to you the princiulal which wet reguiate my condu..t. if I am placed in the import. ant trust 6f o.ie of your Reerest.ntattres, I need not here repeat declarations of in attachment to our beloved Sovereign and our most excellent C.onstitution; or aaUran•:cs of nay being free from every party engagement, aad determined to support such measures as shall must effecuttly preserve that Constitu tion inviolate. For Vic puvilegeg, commeize, and prosperity, of the City of London, 1 am conscious that 1 entertain the strongest re gard, and 1 dust, that the knowledge and esyerience, acquired by a perseveriog application, throughout my whole life, to com mercial pursuits, will obtain fur ine, on these points, your full The vet) tlatteting ,uppon which I have received from My tc.tifics roe in pn-surn nu, that you give ete r e d t for v.., sincer.ty of throe prolcsstens; and I cap only add, that ahoald I be the otteEt of yotx choice, it shall be the &tidy, el my life to 1.161 the engagement which I have so &lib* * lately undettaken. It is my anxious wish to pay my personal respects to every Member et the Livery ; and I beg them to b..l:ese, that in th.iss .estances in which I may fail of so doing. .t is only sowing to the inaccosaey of Inn, or the unintentional over. tight of an extensive and hasty canvass. I have the honour to be, With the gre.test respect, Gen domen, Your must taithful Servant, Mincing lane, April SU, )607. .1. P HANE.IY. The Comou , ue in the Inu-rest of Mr. Alderman liatikey sit daily at the Alderman's House, in Mincing-lane, where any information and assistance will be thankfully received. A a very numerous and most respe&abie Meet la leg of the Fiends of Sir WI LLIA A! CURTIS, held at the London Tavem, This Evening, May 1, 1110; THOMAS rLummiut. Esq. in the Chair; The following Resolutions weft moved by Mr. Deputy Birth, seconded by Deputy Ilutchertson, and carried ono nimondy Resolved 1. Thu it r the opinion of this Meeting, that the Retires sentativia of this trust City in Parliament should be men of unshaken integrity, extensive commercial knewkdge, steady loyalty to the king, and tried atischment to the principles of the Conaitution in Church and State. 2. That Sir Wm. Curtis, having loosed himself eminently qiialified in them points, and on all necuionr, by his conduCt, worthy the confidence of his Fellow-citisens, foe four sucees sire Parliament?, this Meeting do date tonne to support him to the utmost of their power, to replace him In that high sod honourable iituatiun. • 3 That the faithful adherence of Sir Win. Cuttis to the Protest.tet interest, the independency of our S• ((((( 1411 iu stip. port of ghat Conssitution to which His Majesty owes his Crown, 114 pcn;dir their liberties, happiness, and prosperity, dowses the thanks of every loyal eu'ijsct, bud particsgarly of bit icllow-satiaces, et this irbi.ortaut crtsio. • THOMAS PLumstils, Chairman. TM Cbsitinan basing lab th. Chair, it vas tiusithhously retoisad, that tile Thanks of Inn Meeting 04 returoed t Mai tut hi able and imptsitisi conduct. TO THE WORTHY AND INGFIF.NI.M..NT ELECTORS OF THE CITY OF ROCHESTER. raw, W E take the liberty of offering ourselves to your notice, and wllc.t the honour of ynu - lutcrtge. place us to the euvisWu Sittlettori ut your Itepretcutahmis at the miming Parliament. We beg expliLiCy to Hew IN, political sentiments which We entertain We MOWN you, we are warobil aUm.hod to the Cuust.ttreun butts in h:ate ; a.:I th.t preo:rration of this, ia its utmost putty, ',hall be the of Wit bllgliuuus coteetethe. (Ma gootesional charomas we presume will not render us soisruttiss ads.' patrouJge to soles our rolltstmot lead nw. to aspire; aud su the hypo tto•I we shall meet 01,11 lour Suerson, We Mosul, t,trirt:emrit, your mall utiedient, gee. :; JULDEN Tilu:4rsurr. April 29. ISI7OMAS J kW:Z. :. ~ . _. — ' l4 4we t-• - . , •'••:*• - __ • • GENERAL ELECIIO.N. TO THE WORMY ‘N IN ORPENDEN r LIVEY.T OF LONDON. GINTItt4III/, peeulter cireumstenees under whit!' the Dmohition M PlAriiatlitfla 104 a take.. p.A :e. at, d ibelt onßnat imprttauce. as eal4 ik4,6o..lvegy ralut u yl tneken 11. best energies of out g: 0101,11 Cllna4il,lLlll iu Chondl and mate When I uk yoq, the.rfore, to (ire m‘t your ',off of t, th, , frith time, to r.:pre.t.ut th:s gocet C:ty on t:oe Coasma+i' 11 , ,ute 0 Pacianient. I fed II add es Lit• aunt :ta t gromod that a Caomdate eau occupy, ntintiy„ a t,oll9ClPJf nem of Memo is. ovary OtZift nt pyrtected that C+oß.tatrv.a, tha utuarst of my p mar, furless', sod faithfully ; ant, i , . the conf.denra Coat lla nutott Lowery owes rd Loudon trill 7 , 1 d.sett th• hf w wh.a I.a. .seror deacrtod Ur ?impute, 1,, ina , le 10 thrin, I trot to 'Amu to y•aur reeullettle few t Blowing Katraets front the A 4414. I mat: on Came: caauanv t r you f n rout ,updritt Extract /rata nor first trait to roJ,Juita 17E. " As a Member or Ilse C nomoo;ti at Isle, b, equslly PRXi.•II4 to preo•see hevs.4aLe our storiles tion, a Corutitution erected b the denrtrate wis ,cf ancestors, sanctioned be time, and conirrald b) rrt 2, 7 . t siAlesadid vsrtues and •Ir.ls tit/ of the presto( age." be my Second, or Jim(' 179 G. " I never um have the yru.o iiotiiiii to meat yen ;Tie ea " a siruiiat ocos.ioit, if the irtu aril und,viating ptiecioles " should in any one instance he Abltiduised Lae, *fliers " have hitherto actuated ray w.idua. •• Thine principled have been, and, while I have abibty to .' give theta ae at !muty to retain a seine of your fiimw, .• 'ban insatiably be—loyalty to my Iting—lashalten " men( to the Constitution of these Kil:gdoots •-•.1 .4 t .. flexible adherence to the chattcte.lnighty .! you, " ,tituentc." in my litirel, of Jun• 1602. " I hate uniformly, steadily, and strenuously estetod " n,ve, as a ' , lan, a Mujiatrate, and a R.presentiviv4 ti " C. cnniou. of England. 10 support, naatataiia.ands4rerliZrtn4 " om 4r glero4rus Co:istltution, sell;cls, gaining, like tns klr tan " Oak, i:icre-..ied v:64.1r iu the s'orm, sued,. in spits of alias AsAilants, more see me and nore envied than ever." From these Extracts 1 tare leave to deities uvw infe MO!, that mrprofacsiotis hire been unifunn ii you, to ma: lien, while 1 have life, the sacred ire:Thus whrilt ow anceiturs mu. ed for the premivatiou of our rallyiwn, laws, 'fel id/thin , and 1 challenge any mail, who has ahemled fauutully so iny conduct during the period of four sexesalve Pcdscreents, Is Goof. ite any as anion, that! hare ardently and rel.goardi de. fended, at all times, our Chur.:ll, awl our King. Such no been, le, and ever shall continue to be, the bass of my lcuul.c and private conduct. Upon theca principles! resafldrany cane fftward, or, the present ccatlisn, to what • contlauanca Of that firat support ar d acts,. seal mirlch have over been Ma pride of .ny hie and bulwark of my hope.. GrTalernen, with the grave...it respect, Your faith: el, etrhyal, arid humble Servant, Old Smyth Seailiowe, Mq 1, 13'74. WM. LIIRTII, Sir Willem CUttil . s Coital:sitter taxet, every day, as war:, at the Old South Sea hour. Ay a MEETING lot the FKEE and 'NW.. 'INDENT ELUTeRS of dot CITY sad UM TIER ed WESTMINSTER. bold at the CROWN t.. 4 ANCHOR TAVERN. on FRIDAY Cgs lit el May, 11137; JAMES PAULL, Esq. fa in• Club; .Re.alved, That t b. represented in the Legisiaturw by Man sent thither by our warn fres choice, I our taiod .übtwd` right Englislimei. g i, the only security (or the o• ;-ornent of crt prolong!, in of oar personal freedom; and is, iiod gal, Ore oo!) , thing winch cau distinguish ws from the subjects of • des AN... the will of a despot totting law, cooly be:aurrt the pea, is do root possess, or do unt e:.ercise, the lower ..f checking tat will. That duly iinprewed with the value of this our ancient iglu, and perceiving, with the deepest uarrow, und with shame in expressible, thvt throligh the inffaence of sterruptio.i sd venality, it has thzen, as to all polit.c d benefits, in.d.rnitiest end annihilated, beilg suffered to exist in name and in fry's), merely for the purpose of public delusio, it is always, owl e ar. titularly at thll time, our bono+rn duty to mek., steeru.in efforts to recover the reality of this our inentnsable r•glit, to exercise it for toe good of oar Country, and thereu, to set 0 example to the now Intimidated and oppieswl Elet.or , to other parts of the Kind Illt. That we have obs.,vent, v. :1h unfeigned regret, that, of the Mvaben of the lee House of Coninisris, the wester 0 , 4 either directly or indirectly, in some way or other, e the/ by Place, Pension, Grant, a Explitancy, were depend:nt u.iou Crown, in direa contrsd:flion to the rpir.t of, at well as ice Letter or, the Constitution, and to the necessary provoutioa the feu exercise of those cmitiroul'og rowcrs, on the i rt it the le•niso of Catian.as, by which exereite 'lona, that Hans an possibly render any real ienate to the pi-oela. That. seloolinely, me Iwo ointe,mpt, Uwe 4or magi y fort pito. 1.4. firm:old of mow, fur whaieter purpose, ..r howevt ancwhituat, on tt.e pert of the Croon, hos ia stay one ims•.cr been led by the Haase of Cnntatona; that the Sor•.nts •f the Knox hava, in all .:see, been able to obtain 14 n.a,;ty a t voice In IA VOW of soy nseasmot by them rearmed, havr unwise or injurious to the COMMUT th ft, wlent the King h'!. at any time, clam:god Irk Sequoia, the majority ••f the Hou , • of C.mnious, true u the needle to the pile, has veeree such thane, euei became the creeterm of the M:aister day. That in oldie Mattock, by retehuto "apnaure. f°l44 lafreteat Corruption sod enrilmtqweat ;cat Illy, and to 4 4 *" .3 the 11•Awal of l;..innwooll I. eurit•naing to to a sdent Wry Went of ea Mninn .i. 4 ti.ose •Itoto rt t. • duty tv far elect, oveS , ary r , . r the free awl midi preirg Ele.tur, r.I hhia treat City, C ieteie at dm time to.. A git: sentauiree tried phit, I steody, .n 4 parisvenotcr That Sir I RV eCIS strgocrr, Sart. and JNNIF r P %OLI., >rW liai r e elven hiduirt.itih• proofs of I , • r •,' ii.l.ll,ty, and port eeee ines, !b re thl•Y •.v Me ".. .hot Worthy 1.1 Min s iI area ; OiAt M they if Wein& t , ) take 'Veit them the tafit of deficit 0.4 f ififiVetflet And Id, irt.eit, we wilt rair:vort them hi AY to :.eful means 1.1 one power. - • That a C , nimittee • •itruilsted to cfruierct the jaitat ru" toms of Sir Franc, , ritydutf, Bart un4 Mt. Chat Mcltmg L t he'd at the Croon Stul A."'" Ca tens, oat the Su foud. 0.1 Ni.ut.J.ty neat, tliL 4tlt t.et ?Cluck, du, the yur •••••• the iLnerei times ' Kh , efor. l'4" S. Jett me m.* a sagiu.:q. 4 Ugrian ut 44 1 Nit. rauil. ~~ i -r-' S . i::~ 1 W. ve2i irt enPc y r o:. tt:we rcrl gives ILu , j,e ni ~w~:c, I rrA 1 0 the 2 pubs ;ni t 1 11/e 6eut 1436) i Fril tl vtr: tut 11,2. -~~--~ k r= t e