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EVENING„ May 14; 18.07; will beperformed TEKEI,I; • or,,TuE SIEGE OF MONTGATI. Count Tekeli, SID DONS ; Wolf(his Friend), Mr.' DO WTO N . t • Count Cargill ( the General), Mr. CA RL ES ; . Alexina(the Reroute of m6iitikatz),- Mrs. POWELL, - After which, tlte Farce of WHO'S THE DUPE .?c Doiley' Mr. DOWToN ; Santlco l rd,. Mr. CA RI,ES Gradus, Mr. BANNISTER ; Elizabeth, Mrs. HA ti WE ; Charlotte, Miss I‘l E 1. LON . ith timid a new Grand Romantic Melo-Drame, •• • THE WOOD DigMON; Or, THE CLOCK HAS STRUCK. With new Music, Scenes, Machinery, Dresses, Et.c.. The verture.and u sic composed by Mr HardYknute, - Mr. DE CAMP ; Guelph°, Mr. PENI. E Y ; Willikind, Mr. RAISSE.L Oswy, Mr. GIBBON; • Rolf, Mi. WEBB ; - • • - Leolyn ' • Miss C. B RI STOW Una; Airs. H..SI DDONS . ; • • Ciptilda, Mrs. HA R LOW E;. , • Paulina, iViiss KELLY. • • go xei ers. 'Second Price 3s.—Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price is. 'Gallery aS. . Second Price ts. z r•Upper Gallery is. Se-. tend I'rice 6d,—No Money to be returned. !laces for the Boxes to be taken at the-Box-office in Little Russel-street.. Tile Doors to be opened at Half-past Five, and begin at Half-past Six. kit: - ASTLE)."s'NIGHT. CREAT NOVELTY OF SINGULAR INVENTION. ROYAL A4PHITHEATKE;IVES FMINSTER BKI DUE. 'kinder the Patronage of their Royal liiihnesses the Prince of and Duke of iiciax. MRS. CONNELL, 'Boxkeeper, most respeetfully begs leave to inform the Nobility, 'GentrY, and others,- that ,Mr. ASTL-E ylo 1 G HT will take place on ~SATU R., bAY NEXT, May jo,, 18c7. All Orders for Places in the Boxes, on the above Night, Will be pundually attilded to. Ci" immediate appl,l,9tion at the Box-Office, *estmin eter-Bridge, is strongly necessary. . . . TI-IE LoTTERV WILL FIISTSII NEXT WEEK. ' P rEN THOUSAND : POUNDS . 'for ALL! First drawn Ticket . N Ii.XT SA.TURD„- - t Y., Iviay 16. - ' • sfiATE of tho,WHE EL: ' ' ' ' 1 , 4 _ rizes . or .., ,• ~•-A,,. 10,000, , , . . ~ 4 - •or - '' Zs 9 ° o I 7 - of - - £5 OO ' 6 - of • - ; • woo lio ,-• • of , - - 103 , ....Resides the,full Proportion of Fifty Pound r.nd Twenty xotryd- Prizes. •• ..• , - . '" ' .• TICKETS and . SHARES', warranted undrawn, are on 'Sale at all the Licenced Lottery Offices. THE Fitt-drawn Ticket In the present Lottery, Np. 16,71,7. ,which distributed to the Public the iso .lllens, Sum dr.koopool: WO sold in one , Quarter, one Eighth. knti ten Sixteenth Shares, by klimpEj. and Co. Stock-Brokers, 2, Cornbill, , •l44, Oxford street, - and •14, St. ~kmes's-street ; when- undrawn Tickets and Shares arc on le, on the best Terms, N. B. The'Filse-drawn next Saturday will be entitle,' to 3 ow. RlcH .WHEEL. 4 'Prizes - ,C 10,5,0 - - - •of - - 5000 6 - - • . of - loot) 7 - of • . w soe • *a. Ice., . "And only Six Day's to Draw. ti-r. i3ELSHAM'a. RN' . of G4.BA:l'l3RlTAitsr, From 488 •to tBot,• _THE Ptirchasers of the. ahove-nientlotied Work are . . Fespedi%!lly informed, t hat M is has r. . 1 41 ely conlip letedTwo Voi utnes ofState Papers, :\ ut4rt. ties;. and ,Offie4l Docuinents. , designed 4e ietoinpany . and illustrate his History ; and they may now be had of all 13ook 4e hlers, price One G tunes in boards'. 1 , 'They are sold separately, tor the ccornn ation of former urchasers of, the' History ; tuft they will be subjoined -to Nit Separate Voluttie.of the .new _Edition of the Kilitory, ' w hich, with these Appendages; will, in future;be sold at Six tuineas in boards. Briffge. street, London; . • ,-. • .1• A ;!tit 1807 ' • '• ftt COAL MERCHANTS: THE LEASE and GOOD-WILL- ofd COAL. WHARF to ::)e Disposed of, iu full Trdd?., -anti long. Established.; Sitiption mosidesli - able. For I:.rticulars apply to Mr. KearSey; No. 1/6, Bishops— tate.street .1 TO PE- 50.1.1) , 8Y PRIVATE CONTRACT,' H MOST D.esjtable..FREEHOLD and TITRE= RE E .E Two Tams, situate at-Havers -11,4aM, in the County of BAickingham, consisting of about Sbt t lunitred and Eight Acres. of rich old InclOsetl Meadow, Pas- ' t ore, and Arable'Land; with convenient Fatifi.f , uses, and all tith er , necessa ry .Builglings.for the OCCUPatiOlt t.tf.ttle same, in INOil repair. The Estate situate b e twe e n the Market TawM of New- Vert Pagnellind Stoney 6tratfrord, three mile distant from ea ch,-and within two miles of,the Grand Jundion Canal... • For further prirticularS Ip,piiisation. may be m a d e to M r,. Alexa n d er, " 9 , BedfOicE:ivw, - London (wiVdre a flirt oe dip titate may 'be seen).; Mr. Lucas; ~.Solicitor. :Newport Pat-, • ti t l ell : or Mr. William Gleaxes, and, Mr. Roger kailiffe, eft.. • Sham , aft)esaid. • • TO BE SOLD, , pursuant .tor a , Decree of the..: WNovHigh Court of Ctianiry,, bearing wh Date the 12th Day... embe'r, made n a Cause erein:FM.)l\lAS E and othets' 'ate l'EN' Plaintiffs ; , and RICHARD W I and THOMAS Rl•CE''Exeiuttirs . and .Devisees - 17, fr r• tust, named inthe Will of I OHN, tate,l4?-0 CHE Dr, s 'RTH, deceased. and othe . rs, are Defendan i ts, _before e;ltuel Com - won Cox, 'Esq. one of the , MasieiS of tfit said (:)I 'rtt • ht. 2s:separate and tits - find lots, ••at Sale • nlit:tithe:said Court, in Southampton-ibilildiug,i; isq.lane, London, on :Tuesday the 9til, and VY . ltes,iity the w ' r , tl , l Days or lune, 1807, between the A..,,Urs of 11, veil °f e ach in the Forenoon, and'Fouro'Clock 'lit tile :Afternoon e ach of the Ad Days, fr., ,.. - • . ertain ESTATES', late the, Ploperty.orthe Kr. Hon. LOR D CH EDWORTII, ; consistlti t ; of ' M AN@ RS of Great Withford, S tip efoitY, S mei)* Lang- •I ‘Yintetbourne.Stoke,:-Hackletrine, Westtiiiiigturri astd , wittleton; and certain ESTATES at Lit to VVl,,ntord. lier buc•k St. lames, l‘laddington, Netharavon, EntOrd; :INlarnis-• M2'. and Hi g h wort h , i n t h e County of W MTS.' Also, the E N UR °l' c:PBBE.R Ly . , tkc.Coutity, Of G LOUC ES, r, ) ,_ , „ • Together with . the ADVOWSONS of Great Wish. - i nterhourne-Stoke, Nettlefini, and Cubbe.ly. • • o:ary.culats whereof may be hadstgtatist :it the s Alasters .. . I.. ( l 4 tpbers ;at the Office of Richard Wilson; L . : `2 (, ' Fields, London of Mr. •joiiii Charlton, Lund SUfve) or, i; lr itrte u, near M ere , Wilts • •of "Priiiter, Saf bonis -41,4 I *• Cruttwell, Printer, Bistii-; or Mews. t ord :2 Land Surveyors, Cirencester; of Mr Crunch, 141 . - 1440 r., tniceaar n Salisbury ;of Mt. Tteln Ched t:11, near i r ch ; cif Comlv,. at if the :Great .11ouse, ‘Vest L.:.gton ; at, the pr:peipal finis in Salisbury, Warminster,. l,-4 '"?•es, Bath, lira k tol, Cachet:A(:l . , Ctielten, t. l 4...'and Gloucester; and of MeSarS. iiii.harilsoo;Sint, and; vvii_sield Land 'S*6 rveyors, Liut an's-, Eietds aturesaid ; - at' a ti ii. e.-61 lice Plans of thouserAl listittcsmity be o.tvt. "Ts" Naz i a o . . VIM. CHARLTON, Esq. 'Sheriff' in the Chair; Upon the Motion of THOMAS PEMBERTON, Esq. and seconded by THO MASEY TO N, jun, Esq. • It was UnanintouSly Resolved, That the Address to His Majesty, now moved and second ed, is approved of, and that it be signed 'by the Sheriffin the name of the Meeting. That -the Thinks of this Meeting be given to the Sheriff for his ready acquiescence in convening the same, and for his • Condit& lb the Chair. That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to Mr. Pem berton tor ►noving the address, and to Mr. Thomas Eyton for seconding the same. That the thanks of this Meeting be given to the Gentle me.i who signed the Requisition to the'Sheriff ' That the above Resolutions be published in THE Sex, the Star, and the ShiewsbuO Newspapers. EGE - LYON LEEKE, Under Sherifl of the County of Salop. . OFFICE : OP ORDNANCE S May 7, 180.. H PRINCIPAL OFFICERS .of HIS RA T . ; ygsr Y's OR DIVANCEdo hereby give Notice. That Pro posals will be. received at their Office, in Pall Mall, on or before - the loth dry of 1114 y, jrom such Persons as may be willing to undertake the Supply' of S ERG I:: for CA R. TRIIGES upon Conlraa, for Service of 'this Departmenty - ' for a period of Three Years. .• Further Particulars, together with .the Terns: and Conditions of . the Contl'ael,-aiay be knrwn upon application at the Sect-6471s- Office, in Pall ,Hall aforesaid, and Patterns 9/ the Aqicle therr seen any' Day between the' !lours Ten and Fier O'CloCk, whele' the Pt oposals Are also to 6e delivered, scaled and endorsed, " Pro._ posals for .S'e.,ge for Cartridges," and containing a Sp:cimen of the Ariicle to be supplied but n,) Proposal eau' be adsnitted after: the said 2cth Day of May, at Tiv!lve o'Clock at Novf of the sarae 'Day, neither will any Tender be noticed unless -thr Party making it, or an . Agent, in his behalf, shall attend, sqy Order of the Board, - • R. fl. Cl EIY, ,Secretary, ANATOMICAL LECTURES. ur R. CARPUE will commence his LECTURES oti ANATOMY and SULtGERY on Monday the IA of lune. , . Particulars.may 'be.known by applying to Mr. Carpue, N0..50, Dean-street,, Soho. SOCIETY FOR THE DIsCHARCiE AND RELIEF Oh rticsoNs IMPRISONEU FOR SMALL DEli US. Craven-street, Strand, May 6, 1807.. BENEFACTIONS since. tne LAST REPORT, „ viz. The Right Hon. Earl of 'Romney, President 4tolo 0 Right Hun. Earl'of Rumor ' .V. P.. - . Ann. .5 5 a Tile Hon. Philip Pusey,, V. P. , - Ann. S. 5 o Lady Lucy Pusej - - - Ann. 5 5 0 Edmund Woods, Esq. per Secretary - Ann. a 2 0 Mrs: E. H-, Westminster. - •:' 1 i 0 David li)liburton, Esq. - - Ann„ $ 5 0 Francis Gregg, Esq. per Secretary - , Ann: 2 2 O G. A. Fullarton Esq. Lymington, and Postage 5 5 8 john Maud'Esq: per Secretary - Ann. . 2 2 o L. e rimaj.tig.sq. pc: ditto . .Ann. 2 2 n R.,). Harper, Esq per (iitto - - Ann.' 2 2 0 Mrs. Hoare, Beckenham - - Ann. to • 0 ' - cy Mrt. Ann Stliprnan';`peritcrries and Co. ~ . ' z . z• o Miss,kierries„ per ditto - . - , ; 2 0 2a a o Willim Vine% Esq. - . - - - ..Ann. a• -2 -3 iMidhael Cope Ropton, Esg. per Vere, f,ucadou, • • 7 , - AO CO. -.: - - - to o o ;Petcr•C..lvert i , Esq. per ditto - Ann. 2 2 °- Miss Calvert, pet ditto" - - . . Ann. 1 1 .0 --Mr. P. D. ! , - .. - . Anil. 2 2 0 T. March . Phitlipp, Esq. , - . - Ann. 33 0 'Airs. March 4thillipps - - Ann. I 1 o George. Wooitc, E sq. per Secretary - Ann. 2 2 o H. C. per I-ferries and Co. - - I 0 0 • Executors of Mr. Chivers Xi po 0 o • - DetLutt.ng Stamp Duty - 8 o o--92 o - 6 The Rev. lanes Piggott, Wipton. Leicestershire i z • Found in Ma Letter-Pax at different times - 3 i 6 • £203 6 2 Discharged and relieved from various Prisons 7o Debtors, for tne Stun of - - - 274 1 7 th r :), .4.0 Petitioners. Approved'2.B. And nct e.t, - Benefactions are received by James Neild, Esq. the Trea—• .surer, Cileyne-vvalk,• Chelsea; also by Messrs.. fierries, Farquhar, and Co. S t. lames's-street ; 'Wares, Fleet !stret ; Fuller and 'Clialteris . , 'Loinbrci-strect ; Biddulph, Cocks, an&Rldge, , Charing-cross ; Dorrien Anti Co. Finch-. lianunersle.'s, ; Veres, Luca . 77,. LomOard-street ; Sir M. IllOxnani at.d d la o n u e , , a ;C: d o C ri o n . lil .l t .o ; Co: . 27; Graceernirch-st , ect ; and by 'the secretary, No: 7ti Ce,:ven.stredt e Strand, where tie books may ue seen • by th.osz wilo are inclined to,support tilts Charity, and where the 'S'ociety meet on the rust WedHesday in every Month. COUNTY FIRE OFFICE. . . , pUttSuANT to die 24th and 25th Resolutions •• entered into at the General Meeting of the Subst.ribers on the 23th ultimo, the first Instalment being 51..per,Cenr.,'-' upon the Shares. is to be paid into the hands of the Bankers enuinerated•iii the Prospectus, or into the hinds of auy of the Bankers in ttie Counties ut Leicester, Lincoln, Nottingham, - and York,- to the account of the DireCtOrs, or the County Fite Office, on or before the zist inst. .CHA FL ER ; Clerk. , i'riavident Southamp.• . ton -street,, •.; -trand t LoncioPl May it, ,a 6 7 :, th•is is. to gi;Ate Willie, that Coutts of Proprietors vi ill be holden for the Election of DirettOrs in the tiAlovviiik ties, at the HoUrs and ,PLices hereinafter menti o n e d; vi z. Middlesex; at ale - House of the' .Proviltent - inStitution, Lo'rtfm, - ort i'inA•sday, -the ztst inst. at •II o'Clock, the Ballot to Close at 12. Herts._ at the Angel inn, St. Albans, - on Saturday, the 234 of May, at Izo'Clotk, • . ; ; • . Bedtord, - at , the Swan inn, Medford,, on•tuetdaY, the 26th of,May, at is o'Cloek Bucks, at the County Hall; AylesbUry, tin Saturday, the joth'id May, at 12 o'Clock. _ • - Oxford, at the Angel Inh, Oi;foil; on Wednesday; the jd ofiune, at tio'Clock. • • Berks, at the. Crown Inn; Reading; on Sattn : dayi'llte 6th of j one, ai' ti bk2loc.4t. • • A. • . - tkd ion Tliursdayt,tht-J ith.o.l4llc; a General Court of Directors will be holden at the House of the,,Proyidsut ninon at One o'Clock, and Ordinary Courrl nit tiii-sarne day PePk:.• • At the late G,Fnerallvlecting of the Substtibers. the follow. and - O r ettFleniCti Were put in nomination to be' DtretiOrsinr _ Sir . irm. Clayton, Bari.ltaileyhiiii, Great .Marlovfr. ,WAn. Praed, Esq. M P. Tyringharn, - Sth-Opelernarci, Nether Winehenden. • Sirlolm•Crictiloe titneri YltiJi Box, , E , sq 711. r,. u e c i tc ) , i ß rig o t,7l). B E . . tSileliekrotaiigh, •E's 4. Baiteet,' ' Leopard Ilampson, Esq. Banker, Luton., • '1 loseph Barnard, Esq' t ,,Kanktir, Bedtpjd.. ' Mark'Brown, • • ( -;l3Ertks. • •' George - Vansittart, E9 4 q. 1. 141. P.Vsliam Abby. Gearge.Knapp, Esq. Mil"J'Abjngdqw..-. • • th,man Viin ciit tsq. Bat - it:Fr, Ntwbtity. •• • • Henry . • , R-PFORD. • • j: Story, Esq. 5.t..-A tbans. 7 -4 . s ..; Wm. Wilshire, Esq. Ranker, !•pc...4)i,ipi. Richard lirabalit, Esi. Banker, gi:"Alb'ans. Thomas B hatt; WOefel, near Elstogi ; , r john Crabb, Esq. 43aeker, Fitzehin. , • MIDDLESEX.- The Right Hon. Poole, .Esq. the Grove, Staninote. • • Hull, Esq. Banker, Uxbridge, Thomas Talb`LA Gorsuch, Esq: Queen-square, Westmhister. 1 - . •I'. Barber, Esq. Harripstead.• • OXFORD. Timothy Cobb, Esq. Banker, Baniaurt, Richard Heyden, Esq. Banker, Banbury. Richard ‘Vooton, Esq. Banker, Oxford. Richard Kirby, Esq. Banker, Dicestet. 14.)tua Davis, E‘Cl. kiloxhan. • • MODERN LONDON This Day was published, in — Oile very large and closely printed V:olurne, Ociay.o, illastrded:wittrsWcia,lates as are essential to the SubjeCt, price izs. boards, , VIRST LINES of- the 'PRiICTICE .. of SUR- • RY ,• being-in Eleirientary:Woric.for Students, and a concise Book of Reference for Practitioners. • • " By'SAMUEL COCIPER,, • : Member of the Royal College of Sur eons Fellaw of the Medical Society ot• London; arie Author •of Critical Re flelions on. the Cataract.. • • Priiited frit Richard Phillips, No. 6, Bridge-Street, Black. friars, and sold by ail 13,opksoIeis t) , • whom map also be had, - r. A Treatise ori the Anatomy-and-Diseases "of the Ear, with large Plates,-drawn from reel. DisseCtions. BY I. C. Satindersi-Denionstrator of Anatomy at SC Thomas's and Surgeon to the•Dispeitsgy foc7Diserses of the_liye and Ear. Folio, 11. ss. z. The Elemenic: or Galvanism, in Theory and Praaice. By C. Wilkinson, Fellow of the; College . of Surgeons, and l.ecturer on that Spience,• in , Soho-square. In vols. Bvo. With numerous Plates, price il. is. in boards. Naval Surgeon, cootaining the entire Duties of Medical Men at Sea. By W. 'Turnbull; Surgeon of tha Navy, &c. &c plates, 95. boards. 4. A Treatise on Vaccine Inoculation; to which is added, an 'Account of the Chicken Pox, the Swine Pox-, and the Hives ; with an Appendix,•- containing Letters from Physi cians and Surgeons .at eminence respecting the present State of •Vaccination in many Cities and principal Towns of the United Kingdom. By Robert M.D. F.A.S. &c. 4trt. with Coloured Eti;,4ravings,• pric'e tss. in boards. 5. Treatise on the 'a ~es, Progress, and( Cure of Con:. sumption. By loin% Reid, M.D . . Physician to the Finsbury Dispcnsary, 7s. boards. • 6. A 'T re itiscon the ProCess employed by Nature in Sup pressing the :Hemorrhage frodi'Divided and Punctured Arte ries. By I. F. D. Jones, M.D. In in vol. Ilya. with nue. boys Plates, ins 6d 0311.s . h L 'A Practical Inquiry into the Causes- of Convulsive Asthma, &c. By Roocrt Bree, M.D. Fellow of tile-Royal College 01 Physicians, &c. The fourth consider.. ably improved and entar4ed by additional Practica. Obser vations, price Bs. • • . • • FOR RHEUMATISMS, SPRAINS, Cliii , Dr. S VP. ER's ()pop!: Limc. THlSfti: MEDICINE, from its extraordinary E. cacy, is jusily entitled to tint reputation it has so long acquired above every other Prep4ratjon of the kind. By its artii, penetrating and attenuatip,; quAties, it .is. found to be the most powerful applicati.pn :in Rheumatism, ,4pasu4, and Palsies; as also in Cramps, Bruises, Sprains, Burns,. Scalds, fresh Cuts, and the Sting of Venomous •Ins:2os; it is particularly recommended in Contusions, 'occasioncd_ by Gun:snot Wonnds, and to retresh the Legs and F,eet alter long exercise in walking. It speedily removes Chilbains, v4,cft prevent them from breaking, but for this purpose i.t Should be dissolved and applied warm. - Sold only by Newbery and Sons, No. 45v Pit uis Church yard, London, in ,B,Atles, price 2i. ticl.-eaeh; by.their appointment, by Dicey and Suttoji, ! Bow Chnrch yard ; Bacon. and Co,, [so., and Iles, 70H4)xf?ird-street ;I Wade Old Bond-street ; i •ayiey and Co. Cock spur 7 weet Ward, 14 4 1 (1V-row' , Flolhorri Randall, Itsayal ,Exchonm ; Clarke, Borottgl) High-street ; and T. Harph i at Caracr.• of .Littgate-stweet.l •t• • . • . ...•• N. B. Observe that the Words F. Newbery, No, As, St. i'auP-s," are engraved In thecictailip. •• I^. MI I _LI • • •• • • ••- a .FoKjiiE TE FIT FL,4,b 1 . 0 GUMS. r r HE ESSENCE d r f.P.ARL And pEA.IIL 'PH RIUt liY„the r ,l ate .COB Dentist to her Majest3e antrdiel.l4net of WahitArd rtliffyi stperiar,;liaih in eleganve.angl .efficacy to- , any made use of; th e y will effectually preserve the Teeth i n, a . souriftsiiite even to al; 4;e ; render them white and beau dint witlimittbe least iinpalihkifiei+Enamel, faittlfiguth''as areloose,-,keep such as ai.c alrosly..clecayifa fiolpifaceen'Ans; war e, vcevent, the.,Tooth.-Ach, yerfeelly cure the ScurVy / in the Gnms; and . make 'them groW firm and ekcge to' rite Tietli?`-ilTheY Wise render LI he Breath de riiately sr* eet, an:-iierhedy ail thode:Disordets that are the ,obegtlypilve of :orbilAci i puins and bad "Zeeth. ; I ri ; ii - rd - r;r to preventpraised he Per &On; 'CUuneerteiting 'the afrnve-mentioned 'long-established 14odicine6; the following words ared by wad s•sion) graviA, in th e St/n l l , " tiligE Y & pl, E cocK sliuk-sTR'E ET," and'none. are Genunie 'vvrrir'haVe '; those words engraved in the Stamp; and , also w•Label with ; the;wotds " Bayley mid. Blew, Cock Spur-street, Lbndop," pastedon the back of each Bottle anddioc: The Essence and 'Dentifrice are sold Wholesaleand Retail by Bayley and Blew, g,•Ctv.kspitr-street, Vrice 2.1;. gcL•ea,h, Stamps included, and +(clad by I'. .Searinan (late -Partner,and ' Suixessor. to Mr. He:net), George-street, 1 - lanover-square, London.. N. B: The Essence is particularly recom►nended to Pa— rents And Persons who have the care of Children as the great. est preservative* young alad tender Teeth. CZAVILEMEN, 1 N Taff the.re'qn6st of a very considerable body V V of the Landed rind Commercial Interest Of the Coun ty of Durham, I feel it my duty to comply, and to offer my Services again to represent you hi PA : liar:sent. If I should be honoured with that great trust, I pledge myself to sup— • .port the King and the genuine Principles of the Constikstion, and to go to Parliain. , ,nr sipbri the s.itTle indepeisclent.ground maintained whets I fortnerly.had the honour to reprtsent you, To my conduct at that period I appeal 4iithuizt appreneasz. sion. . To pay my personal respells to you individually, : frorn the Shortness of the time, will he imptatticab ' le hilt can truly assert ; that rriy atredion and regard for irriu;Alid for the we!. fare of the County:, is sincere, and illy steady attention strati not be wanting, should you_do the the honour to eiiiiii9y me again in your service. . :Your attendance and support oft the day OIL . . whictt is fixed tot the zirth inst. will confer ihe kteatest obligation on, t..;entietneli, Y our faithful and defthed Setvant, Cattle-Eden, May 11, 1807. lt. BURDON. To the WORTHY Ej.tcTiirts of the TIONOUth-lana THREE HUfJDREDS.ot AILESBCRY. cENTLE,..4I:, result . of th 6 tießion has amplyTHn fillleactl every expectation which your I<ind reception of me doting my Canvass hati - enCouraged. If 1 *as sail l <tline in uiV hopes, 3ou nave gr ititied til.m with a muttaken., Which an wishes eve" could not have exceeded., You nave proved, that art attempt -to proctire your Sul ' frages by iaismg,a,cry, unfounded in itself, 4:.d most danger. our and wicked in its etleds, has neither blinded > our jucig ments, nor induced you to desert a Friend Wirbm you had honoured with your choice, and in whom you hart,placed u: confidence - The disgrace of the failure has not fallen upon my Opp°. nent,.who visa •ohly the instrument or others ; but it iine4 ' l , f I upon, those Who have attempted io gain their own end; by gratifying private pique and infi.i.kiitt4 old animosities, by encouraging religious (inferences, of all, dilf•rences the Most ;Curing in their- effect, anti the mast misc.hievous'i4 their consequences. ••That_you have ruby and resolutely resisted this-attempt, is , the most honourable testimony that eait be Wine to your feeling's. That you 'have'rnarked that resit. ante by electing me as one of your Representatives, and by ' placing me .in a situation upon. tne .Yoll so envianle anti $d high, calls tar my warmest gratitude, and for day titiceasint - -7 endeavours to deserve arid return your l'avours'. . 1 have the Honour to be, • • • • • . Gentlemen; Your very devoted and obedient humble Sethnt, - • GEORGE NUGENT. Aylesbury, May 9, iBO7. Final Close of the Poll. Sir George Nugent • Mr. Cavendish - Mr. Williams - - ;67 - 49 , - 413 To the C ENT LEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEIIOLDERS of the COUNTY of HER . , • • GENTLL*AN, , •. • ,• I AVAIL myself Of the earliest opr ortunity to ex— press- feelings or profound Gratitude, with which I am impressed, at being invested by . you ‘yithithe able character of your Represmtative in Parlianient. The same Principles to whiCh I have invariably adhered, will ever regulate my Public Condua. Those Piincip'res have, this day, received the sanction of your approbation, and I feel most happy in the conviction; that with the auppurt of them, I shall convey the Constitutional . E of those Opinions, to which it will be my constant duty to atierid. • - !have the JiOnour to remAn, Gentlemen, Your otiliged and obedient Servant, THOMAS BRAND, 1100, Aifiy ri, ,xBO7. MR. - WILBERFORCE% ELECTION. AT a Nurnetoos and highly 'RespectableMeetina of the Friends of Mr. ILB E QRC E, lidd at 'the New London Tavern, oh die 13th May, iBo7 ; • The Right Hon: Lord:' EIGNMOUTH in the Chair; I t. was ResolVed unanimously, i. That the Talents and tried Inteeity of Mr. ‘Vitherforte have given, riot only to the CoUntY ot. York, but to the Na.. tion at large; an Interest in his. Re-election ; that the Ftienels ot . ? Kai great Cause, the Abolition,of the SlaYeTrade, have peculiar motives tor endeavouring to protno:e, to the utmost of their ppvber, his return to Varliarnent. . That although Mr. Wilbertyrce never stood higher than at this inornent, in the opinion Of itis•Countrymen in general, • a n t i in tneattaclhogrit of the Elethns . .ol Yorkshire ih parti. • cular • yet, froin obvious eitcninsian`ce's, he must neverthe less have great; arki, - pertitips; insuperable, difficulties to en. counter in the Contest which is how expect 4, unlebs he Should be povirerfully supported by a General SubScription„ to defray the unavoidable and legal Expencea of,his Election. 3 TWA, al hougli the Electors of Yorkgffire Kaye certainly a priorztlit to provide, it ti is y think tit, t or t h e Expens;es attending' the .Re-elraion of the. Representatives of their ch'i- prove yet e 4 inadequate iariequashould atieW County Subscription, that .may be to its oblett, the pr iv il ege o f ;uppl Y , ' raised ing the deficien,:y Lan be claimed, ny ho descri ptiottot persons niore - properly than by the, Friends of the Abolition of the Slave Trade. • That a previ s i o nal Subscription,.therefo re, by the F ricnds 43f that Cause, in every part of the United Kingdom, niediately opened ; for defraying lin aid of any Fund wiliel% may beAaised for the s a me purp ose i n , Y or k s hi re ) t h e legal 'and necestatlExpenCes of the C - onte4t in Which.M.r.- Wilber . loNe is likely to be.engaged. 5. That to enable the ettat thuititude of our fellow-sub ' jetts, be. dejous of ;hewing their attachment to MI. Wilberforce. on acc tint Of,;iheAboletion al the Slave . "Tiade, to' rh&Vet4n -- oKortatoityocg*!itying --plat feeling 1 SpPr i criptions of any ain9utit be received.. - 1 That 1 terry - '..hornton - , Esq. be requested to ac t } as • Wrgas.urerfqj this Fund. 7. 'Thai iheßfght 'Win: Lord Teignincnith,..ROi. 'Barclay, Esq. -1. Berme!, Esq. W. Birkbeck, Esq. W. Blair, Esq. ;Dowdier., jun. F.sq. J. Butterworth, Esq. W.:C.:Ai-dale, Es 4. Elrlipz.NitorsieV; Ei. e2reirstrr,.Em. - C...gragt,. Esq. C. (Grar4p, Esq. S. Hoare, Esq. H. Hoare, ' lnglis ,iwacau l E y s: E ,, sq G.. • M. Martin, Esq. ':.-;.'lVlirli;'Etq'. -4 1%; Nicholson', Rev,. ( . Owen, R. Phiiiips, Esq._ J. Re)ner, Esq. I:Steplien„Esq. R.•S,teven Esq. Joseph Smith, Esq. R. Staintorth, Esq. S. • - R.•;.:Thilrnton, H..ca'lwrkgon, ,LTitornton, Esqrs. and G. Wolff, Esq. be requested to forma tor:nit. tee for the purpose of carrying these Resolutions into et&efp and to_ transati all business.incident-to the said Subscription • and that they have power to add to their body.' • • TELGN.,VIOU.CII, Chairman. On his Lordship's leaving . the Chair, it was unanimously • tesOlved, • • *, • • - . , Thanks . of this Meeting be given to theßight Hon': j Loid'Nignmouthi•foi his . a ble and impartial:Cono.ud • the Car • „. • A Subscription was immediataly opened; - and in various Sintis frorn - a C.; trinea.tcp 50:4, a large Sum. subscribed.by the en tlernen present. Farther Subscriptions for the wine ob.: jed 'will , be received at the;l3antrinOtouseo M:ssrs: Hoare, F.k et-strec..t; , Messts. Hoare, Hal, and Co. Lombard. s met; Mes.,rs. Down,' Thn . ntori, and Free, 13 olholoineAr- lamp Messrs. Ransom 14iorlan4, and Co. Pall_Mall ; the difnr ent. 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