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VIVIILIER VAUXHALL SAILING MATCH. HE ANNUAL SILVER CUP and - COVER, — giWn by the PROPRIETOR of 'VAUXHALL July GARDENS ;WiIIbeSAILF.D FOR on MONDAY . NEXT, sth, OA't S b y •G ENTLEM.EN's PLEAS.URE SAILING :, sobje:l t o the 12 4, 11 e -sand Regulations of the CUM, BER NsAILING SOCIETY, 'For particulars- irigt.dre of Mr. Roberts„ Lambeth. , _ ‘` -ri ‘ PANORAMA, HAY-NIARKET-. ure informed., that this Inoratna, eNh ihiting . a (..; NI) VIEW of - the CITY olen.for public inSpeOion; th e r,ltt a ings•in, t i htt North West To‘4er.of Me.rol):)l tta n Church of Notre Dame, since the Signlhg tilII!-.Iitni,taries of Ptli.:e; DE•MA.RI A,. will C°ntinu eopen . ' t f r ; - - kr • 'Akiinitranc6 One-Slzilling. Person (esti arty • AP e -. att- ba explain the Ptaltre‘. . . . . . . . .. . . ' ' - 1r,4,,C,C INE ~ O . Pel( I .N 1 S TITO. T I :CY N' ' r . - ' • •• • • ..,, :June:l9 ) .l3oz. 0 10) ERE1), Tillr - .1 G-net:ll- Ouqt . t.r.iy;'d•Ctrt be held at, .this I r‘stituthp, on Thul i sdrien►,,, jtilk 2 - , at Ile °T Ijiet - pricisel . j, when a Treasurerli• - itl'be'eleded. tenti.l4 l The Public will pit-ase to notice:that the Inoculation be Pat (e - .. -- )rmcd eyery T U E ID AY. and FRIDAY, )" Th t, o'Ctock : for which warp' oie,I 3 A , TFEWI''S arc re_ quested to aPplv for Recommendations - 'from any of the t;.°ljf4nors,-. or to Mr; Lewis, "Na; 5, Golden-square. ' • 13TOrdet, , • . WM.:SANCHO, Sec. ......_____ FRo\l ONE to VOLICTEIOUSAND POUNDS will , be presented to any Centlen= -or Lady who will i n( .l )r for the Ad vert i ser , i n 'edeilnate Permanent Place st.c. plov: r mint• tind er Govenimilr. most . inviolable recYlvll obs, - erred: - .7 • e E, - y tters trout PrincipAls or authorised Agents; -addressed to hou, e " t No• 173, Piecadilly,• nearly opposite,, : Burlington 7 , b •-•1 litetiaed y to. TO BE SOLD, .. ARiticulnly eligibie CORNETCY (safe from mat'lerinelio"n )' m tri_oht .Ihd very ' fivourite R eAiment, now ' ' ° lle ,, near Loudon. - . -4: . Apply to_m!.. Johns . !og, ~,fsie;ren-street. I A:P . ,' .sc RiAt. R ..gpic,v,i-TOR. • - JAI 4\ „ a •., DOWLR: ;' No.4:;'Efeter-court, Exeter_ f • t h • Lhanz e Siraori, twenty years Forewoman to one c . :. e first Li 1 f-t" 'l, dioNs•fnakes tip all sorts of Form t,r,.. r P '"-ers ji on - ' • th e „,; *- arnifies flhding areir Own cotton, she will procure, I , ,,Zi'lre, Fringe, Cimp..l4c.. on the mist reasonable terms, -- sAti firs *tile of elegance and fashion, and at such prices as. c_ ,___., jariiibi tilVcii4 ease he' Em • ) toyers --. _ , • --7"----.- '- 11Ct.• •- ',,,t' N‘ it ',I. • ..,, . .., .I".ek ... ,• . , ...ne Drawinz nft•"the 'English State-Lottery -begins on, lor ' I'ioNDAY, the ed of Au[. .4. berowill.be_only Eight Days Drawing, al.zi a Capital Prize for every AlOrnins. •.• - , , . The Fi rs t-d rawn Ticket -will be e ntitled to Z,.. 5‘900 .. --. Ditto, • - _, • •.; 2d Day i.oco Ditto, _ 3d Day 10 , 00 0- Ditto, 6. . 4th -13.ay 20,000 Dittb, - : _ sth Day . s,osc Ditto, . _ 6th Day 2,000 . .. Di tto, _ 7th - Day ,-. : • - 2),000 • . . Ditto, • .. • • Sth Day ~• • • 10,000 TBesides other rritt4„, - ammn,tin g to 4... r45„0c0.. • HE ,, Tkiievi. - fial.VeNiOuarter,. Eighths, rid • bars ' Sixteenths, are now Selling. in great variety of '2412171- • - s, and on the lowest Terms, ..., G7' The'Nfcr.,.iiifrii: the: P-rizes.' pa;d, on Demand, • A y li•C l o l 4BY,.:artd Co. - Stock-Brokers, ' 'B -At their (ild Estajalished ,State,Lottert'"o:flie, (.I..iiiensed. pursuant io ...Vet eV FrArliainent>,• lsr-o-:. 2 . 6., s C arnOill,.. p6_ site the Royal . rxchange, Lonct&:;.Alsqg-theiK,Offiees throughrint-q,e Kive:clom.-• ---,'•%:lzs`* --. . _Clubs, Societies, .an&indisiicltiiirtirliliakis, in Town . and TyCountry, wil„ honour„llNt N S it and Co. with their .cotn_. eactids, are p a rtictilariv.recoinme b iukel, to. 'buy 'spc _dily,,eni . o A n. otint of 'the-very, few Tickets-in. the 'E gg:l:fs:l2 trStrery— sold'Y 2 :1•01, In nvrse Lotteries, - itilwy•at& cif4s , ,o.Yolaavs. beep b. c f o i e r:,, Drain - cone -re a ". • ,---.7.-,.. • ....- ...... , ing • - . • . . clittl,,et Sc h.erhe-'lScruuh. ap9rp .- ir.,0'.0. f,,....and.... , ,,„t1_1_e . dem . a . rt . rl for - • s•-ana.Sitares, at Ho kN S. Y. and t:o. s unrces,• i S :dad"' increasing. O- executed ...._.... ,.._s 2a_c_xecuted 6.ca,' stltrterms as if present. .. - . CI " ' P4`o.tiz' 'FAX. --:. --- ' .on Tuesdai? will ben , lbrisherti:Pri-•,e floe Shilling,. p 1,...,„ - bedic:ted- to'-ickliN Si ocx r,A.I.E, -Esc!. HE -PAPER TAX. A New Sotig, set to Sold' ;y bv - rheodore Smith. - -:-. '. • • • - ~67s1"...:Diky" Couldirrg :and Co. No. 45, Pa. ll- 3 1 . 1 1 and 'I4C" b t . w: P r nes's•.street . .. '' . ' - pie,7. lll ni.aY 13a lida,l,,in 3 vole. ISM . O. witp. new , F .. rei,n,t,sisi s, nrice 7s nu o rni I vo l l. itizio. price on ..34:-. • • t ht rttr - • 75.. tid. • ..,,, edam ! " of forth'''' Hist", - . e u — rY of Sandford and Merton : a Work intended Also edition l'f thilkOn.. By Thomas-Day, Esq. CUt d i . , uY tht same - Kuthor, emhzilishoti with numerous price-is. • - e is o .....,.............c u Y B ewi k - ~ s r Th -1 , 1" try •f Little Tack. ~ . ---. THAI MARGATE, BOARD and LODGING. . HoUsE;i3, delightfully situated, with . an irsi___ .I!'en.interrupted View of the Sea, and surrounded *ith nuorntnrittlid" t"e Furniture elegantly_ neat, and the Drawing. outs'ool ote first in ki -- 'n , trgate, in nriany rescreda. A:few I.adie . reBPeaileility, acct aCcommodated, with or.vvith ,rvants • • s.. • logairess to. lqrs.ght Cane:shen,weething' 114, Y ' R.°Yal Exchange, Or Mrs. Yi!ood's. fiathing , Rooms, • .. .....--___--"r'at - . ToVI LI . A, n-a FIENLEYort THAMES." RE LET'i'r, FURNISITED,. Or . LINFUR- Ntsu in.mi„ te . — EI), for such Term as may be agreed on, and tin ieron T;.)ossession given, PARADISE HOUSE, near Hen emling..pp,es, With _any Aptantity .of Grass Land, not ex are in the "Y Acres. The House- Gardens Shrubbery, &c. For P n:lost coin pleat order, and the Sitnation beautiful. ley, wi ncillars, apply to Mr. Coo4ier, Solicitor, at Hen an(' G ro k w ill give Tickets of - Permission to see the House ...: unds. N'E :",, '---------._.__________- - 'u,P.RESENTATION to a LIVING in DORSET SHIRE. P r ° l, l3 R 'SOI I,b By PRIVATE .CONTRACT, th e c - ' N' -I. PRESENTATION to a RECTORY, " i . t; Tf un e r intY PI boniet, of the Annual Value of about 1 ,N ed and Forty Num.'s - .' . 11.,I ti P . • The'present Inothlibent is iman extreme ill state•of Portico] cook's' -ars M may be known.On application to Mess. Blake, solicitor°u.r. __vooc Hants t, CO'reystree i 0 . London ; ;or to' r.' 'Baldwin, .............i, • IiAAM - - ?s , -- 11/ IE. ------ . ' - • TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, Either togetbe 'n Pircols THREE ESTATES :or ) . . 4.: christch , Hundred and Fliorcrtlyii Atielrnetsso:cfornAnsriastbtiin'eleg, Coppice Land. be bad of • t og iN :t i h g e 9i r i l oTa u l X 1 ) 1 : 6 1 4 11 . roe of Hundred Particulate ma} may Meadow, Pasture and . Carey street , London ; or o f A Meisrs: Plake, Cook's-Court, wood, Hants. ii:. Baldwini- Solicitor, -Ring- .-, SOUTH HAMS DrVON'' T O BE. SOLD ; the YET?: sl -nY 7 1 INHE _ _,II ....4/4 an( - A. R I TAN CE of a large and corniaodious DIV E LLI NG- . HOUSE, situated arise by a Market -Town, within Chiles of of Plymouth, with-a walkd Gar and Green-house , behind the same ; all in coniplefe Repair, fit for- the Resi dence al a Genteel FaMily ,I - , Stable, and Orchard • a bo,:a.,3an, .... - ' ((chaining, -.A N ppiy to Mr. Ri vers, London Inn, Ivybridge. . i eids near • .- . B. Th the above Premiasee Purchaser mk s. be accoMmadated, witht few; ,r.. r 7- -1 / 7c -- 1 _ GENERAL ELEC IQN. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, YEOMANRY, and FR EIHO'IME RS of of KI::NT. BROTHER FREEHOLDERS, N c64St I uence 6r The Dissolution of 'Parliament, I embyace the earliest opportunity of again offering my, self as a 'Caudfclatv:. to represent you- in .the. ,Parlia ment. I have_ now had that Honour twelve years, during which time I feel 'conscious of having discharged my-duty ‘vith integrity, punctuality, and independence. Under those imPressions,.l presgryfe•again to - ypur C,ountenance on the Day of Nomination ; and 'shall hope for *the 'Sup 'port as I experienced on the two forrner,Eleaions,,, • It is unnecessary 'for,me to.rnalce you any protesions ;my !publie•principies are well known to you, and I have ever liad mason . to met with 'your. approbation. I ,feel myselljustio.4Lin.s:ivin so from the flattering manner in wn ich you'liiiie'r&ceived ne upon . every public I can a,&oro . ou . (and with, sincerity),. should yog agr.in do me the Honour to returnth e one of your ReTire4ehtative,;'l. s rill continue,: tcntheiti tmost. of : my abilities, tp_protect our ' :most valuable Constitution • and also promote,' %171tli 'every exertion ill my power, the Welfare and: , Prosperity-of !the -County of Kpt. • . . 13m, Artther Freeholder's-,' • With every Sentiment of Gratitude, " Your thosfobedient and faithful' Servant, • tDWARD'•KNATCRBULL. Mersham Hatch, June o, iSoz. • To 'the G iItNIEN, CUR Gl', and FR BERIOEDE.RS of the COUNTY of HERTFORD. GENTLEMEN, cunsetitience•a, a Dissolution of Pailiarrrnt, tea it my Duty to express to you in this public manner, the strongest assuranCes'or my Gratitude,' for.the distinguish ed Honour which, you have repeatedly conferred uOOO me; at the same time, I Aril well aware how much more (taxed to your generous. partiality, and steady ,Friendship, than to any extraordinary prlttensions of super ior Meriroffny own. By-your peculiar Kindttcss.anct. your and indul gent consideration of my Failin6, I have been placed in that eminent and .respedable Situation which I have so many years enjoy rd amongst my Countrymen and Neighbour, Situation, ‘viiieri not only attaches me most zealously to youriitterests, but which is in my estimation, so highly nat.:: tering and honourable, - that the pOsseSsioft of it by your free . Choice, completely gratifies my utints' - Ambition, and the proudest wish of my Heart. In the pleasing • HOpe that'U may riot have forfeited:your. good Opinion And Regard,..l 'take the liberty to offer myself once more to your' Notice, and to solicit the favour of yOur: Countenance and Support on the aßproaching.Dav of Nomination ; and if you shall think me worthy to be enip:oyed gain in your Service, you may be as suTedi: that:! , will pay-a svriet attention to the Business of fhe County, and that I will not fail to discAatgethe impo'rt. ant ditties of my.public Station with . Diligence, Integrity, and Independence. • I -am„ , Gentlemen, Your obliged and fai! - nful Servant,. ' - WILLJA,II PLUMER. Cjlston Park; jtily 2, 1802. Tile High Sheriff having fixed t'.e Nomination for Wednesday; July 7, your attenclarwe anci ap port are earnest ly requested a t th e Town of Hertford. _ . • . To th-aGk:NTLEMN,C,I.,ERGYaviFikEttiOLD_EP. of the COUNTY of MIDDLE S EX. • GENTLEMEN, -• - T WIPRESSD with the deepest sense o Gratitude 1 for the lopg co , itinhanCeof Favour ant Clnfidence which you bay& mail tested "to me, and' from 3.-cpsciousilc9s having done my F r tideavours to discharge the various Duties incumbent upon me as one of your Representatives, - I pie. sulne again to &Ku- my Services to thecounty, and earnest ly to solicit the Honour, of representing you in th e e nsu i ng Parliament. • • - After a long Life engaged in public 'Business, and neatly twenty Years , cle'vbfed yoUr service in Parliament, I trust I need not state to you my general Condud, it has been open'to your Observation', -I have ever wished it should 'be that you should be the, J u d ges o f i t ; permit me .however to . say, that the whole time I have beeh ho-' noured with a Seat: in Carliarnent, as your Representative, - I have constantly attended to my Parliant.:..nta:y Duty ; and haYe ever acted according to my best, Judgment, to promote the prosperity and happiness of the Kingdom at large, and ;the particular Interest of the County of Middlesex. I have the honour to be with sincere regard, Gstri - L"Emix, ,‘ Your faithful and most obedient Servant, W. MAINWARING. Hanover-square, 30th lune, 180 z. MIDDLESEX ELECTION.' To Sir FLVN C IS . /3 DETT; Bart. SIR, A. • - • H AVING heard from various quarters of an intention in s many Freeholders to over you their votes at t►le Getwral Eleelion, as a fit person• to represent the County or Middlesex in the next . Parliament, we are anxious to know whether, in such an event, you will stand tbrward in compliance with their wishes. Our own votes, as well as our exertions among' Oue friends; depend on your answer for ; assure yourself, - we feel, :as yoti feel., with resped to the late Ministers and their measures. As ENGLis umtx, w 0 cOncui - in your 'abhorrence of the use and Management of such a Prison as that in Cold Bath 'Fields. AsTa EEH9LID tits,- we desire an occasion to express the sentiments we entertain of your manly opposition.to its establishment in •MiciilleseX. 7 • # ~ 1 n'anycaSe, we trust' a Majority of our Fellow Freeholders will agree with us, that Sir Francis B ur d ett i s more worthy . , than Mr.' Malnwaring•to represent the Interest s ,- deliver the Sense,, and support. the Rights, of the first C ounty i n England.—We 'remain, Sir, your obedient Servants, • Jos'. Holden. H. H. Whi te. '• EdW. Aiistin. Joshua Hopkins. Henry, Woods. Robert Maiming. H. BelL. T. Holt White. • ' R.' Knight ; John Pearson. •W. Tooke. . Thos. Linton Rogers. R. P. Percy. Geo. Billinge. Abm. Thorn. Chas. LOste,. ' • Midi!. Pearson. William Massey. Christy. Jas. Hayes. • GENTLEMEN, I will freely acknowledge to you, that I have for some time past relinqUished ail thOughts of a seat in Parliament, and have consequently declined very, many, overtures for that purpose. If the, People of England are pleased and can. tented with 'what has passed, with their present. Sintation, and with the terrible changes which have been made in the Laws, Constitution, and Manner: of governing this Coun try--let Statues be erected in each COunty through the land to Lord Liverpool, - Mr.; Pitt, and Mr. l)undas to whom principally they are indebted for, the Blessings.. I shalt not :desire to overturn them, but will remove from ather odious and disgraceful objects, conles'sing myself not fit for the society tiPsuch a Nation. • • - :Yet, thoiigh disgusted, I do not despair. I think our C.ountry may still be saved ; but by one means only—by a fair Representation of the People in Parliament. By that alone can we posiibly obtain the' restoration of those inval able Rights which have been ravished from us, or the secu rity of what little good remains. If the County of MiddleseZ, which, from circumstances, is likely to be more free; informed, and independent, • than any other County in England,. shall be pleased, UPON [THIS PRINCIPLE, (and I 'wish for no support- tifionany !other principies, holding all valliations ntiketory-and tlestruc-• itivk), ,if, UPON — NIS , PRINCIPLE, the County c -of !MiddleSeX shall tie'pleasecf to intrust in My handsa 'portion of their present smaiVand.inadequate share of Represellation,- I •wil I chearfully anal;: zealously deyote ,myself; my lito, and my fortune, to their service. " 78, Piccadilly, - lune 16 actir. I am, Gentlemen, - Your obedient'ht?mble Servant, FlikknlS .BURDETX. S N. SA I UR DA Y,. JULY 3, 1802. GENERAL ELECTION. To the INDEPENDENT FREPHC)LDERS:sif the •• COUNTY of SURREY.' cr.NTI.:EmEx, - • y SHOULD , estirria tOlut ill the Value of your Con fidence and Favour, if, after the repeated and unequivo cal marks t have received of them, .duriiv a most eventful period of nearly- foupte en y ears f or Which have had the Ho nour:of representi.ty, you, I. were to heOtatebiw mon - knit - in ' offering you my ServiceS, should - tliey be thought worthy your acceptance in another Parliarnertt.• ' .Your expeiierree of iffy past tondud:will:dired yOu what to expea from me in:fiukiire s shOtild, you think fit again .to • honour - me with yO r Sufliages." I certainly can pretend to other nleri t than that m7jikrote-s -sions, and that I iciv4i-i',=;tly ailhered' to the political sentimdras and , attachaik-.• I pri`ginally foimeied my claim to your favour. A irMQ5i - e to boast of Is Consistency you have hitherto been-kindly pleased -to of other most important qualifications foi - a Mernner Of Par liainei4 i • and have supported mu, when called upon, ag a i nst :the we i g h t of Ministerial Power, with a firmness that - has prov,td the. County of Surrey' to have remained untainted', amidst thealmost general influence of Cortu pylori; thaenoble spirit of Independence has been in all times its pre . eminent charaderistic: P,erinit Me•to add; that I shall never think - any sacrifice too great to evi , ice"rny, grAt itude for thov.arlows acts of k4ld.rie i is I - hive received from you, and to subscribe m y se lf; Gant eaten; • • Your obliged and devoted humble Servant, WILLIAM RUSSELL. Streatham, July /. P.S. Tile Sheriff having aiett the Eleition for Monday the lath ofJ illy inst. at Guildford, I-entreat the ham:kw of your attendance or, ►nv behalf.. To the OIiIsrTLF.MEN,. CLERGY-and FkEEHOLDERS of the COUNTY.oII3EDFORD. GENTLEM&N, • YOUR partiality atill goosi,ppinion have during foal - Earliamesits,.anSfor up wards of twenty years, cpn ti tome tile'-i.m.porta trdt.;.l4 rgM4enting you i n Parlia ment. -I 'again humbly solicit rPe. continuance of youi• port, and Lassdte you, if yink.ilestow on sne this additional !nark of your.. esreeni.lnd oornistmee, that I shall discharge with fidelity and gratitiide.o%. duties of your. Repres entat i ve. c;entlenien, With every sentsthent of reseed, . . your illith ` ful and obedient.istu n ble srvant, ANIIKEW- ST. JOHN • Shepherd,treet, ,june 30, , - , . • Tothe GENITLEMEist,CLERGY, and PIKEEHOLDER • th . e COUNTY of YORK. • • cy;NT,I.EI4. Tiike the :eaii ies t opport unit y., of makilig , k,aown. to s.twirly intention of -again ofining•myself a_Ca4dictatc .Idr rife Cot§rity,it the ap•proaching Cencral • _ 'flie'Very tering. sirpTrurt I had the•_l-Idnour to experience oCed-Oony will ever!it main 4 i rougly mpressed ,ulion lily mind. . io - ttNi.a.yOurße•Rresent;tlve chit - 41ga period of much difkeuliy and 11 r to'tilt•Ctnu:tty;inty•Pglitical.Fri►elpies and Conduef&alin'ot,theretrire-btAink,3l9-...vit•t9i Y4ll ; .it IS for you judge of :diet .tperit ;Mu f . . 1 -can with • truth. declare, that tb fulfil the atiluous. DikVs,of ray ; with hcle , ty inward's' my Ctitintry:,,and towards trly‘ cons.titp.ents,, has been no co iiita itt:ctbjett `;Shotrtayeu again ciooi - Ope•Avort'4k. tolllve the Hotcour nicepr6setttinp 11 again b 6 my study," as Ft' %VIII become. Ity-dtity,.to end:iipur to acilitit Inv'selt — of the trust reposedt•in_tue, with . I RaCtietith. ence; with r Attemton to- the Public 'Welfare, and to the In terests of ihe County'Of•Vork. . • - I have the Honour to be; with the greatest Tespe6t, Contle_rnen ; Your obliged and most obedient hinn!Jie ServanT, _ .- • HENRY I.,:“.:ELLIES.' London; juna:29 ; 180 z. • .To -thq , ENITLE liN, Y, and •F ELIOLD. - 1i RS of the YoI Y 0 IZ'K -r:ENITLENTEN , ENCOURAGED: by.- . the,Proofs o f your ..kind. Partiality, wh hgve so re peateelry ex periencedi , the :grateful sense of whiith wilt 'never•he' erased from my mine!, I once more presume to off.ertriysetf -a Candidate for the H o , fnOur,a;representhig you in - Pa'rlialnent. Shaul!!; I 'again he raised to that high er.;inencc'-, I •shal I e. 134. ' deayottr to dischrge i•.iritirticiel it y. t he Duties ofmYimpurtant 'Ufa's; nut 4nntinue tr.! j)l6..zt•ct on: Oaf ,disposition, Which you have urtiforntlyziamfosted,„ td. construe Wish candou rant k inaiess4 he COnduCt of yOur presentative;•and to accept th/ourably those Services which,' hov‘ , ever defective in ability, have _been tirempti -by upright ii - ilthitiowt - and a Warm arid diSiliterestec:. zeal for •the Welfare •• ofpur,rotintry . - .# - . • • • •1 W'ifh the liigheserespeccf, • - , _ - Centletilin,» ..YoUri - lidst obliged and faithful Servant, W. WILBERFORCE: I,onrtonJun, PBo2 To tIiet•EN:Z.LEME N „*CI. ER f,, , V - Z4.:(1. FRE El-10.14)ER; .of tAt_COUNTI.' of NO"}ITINGWANL, • ri I , L,E 1,1 E N ' THE important- Trust with. whichyotr nottredlp9 being 119\%: d&ermined,by- the Dissof u tl'on - of Parlignent, I` . 4elin presume to;inake ydu a respeaful tender of my Services, andcannot'bu,t e•;"pi.o.ss'l o xati my s'olicitude for the continuance Of the good oinion and the confidence of a County., to ram bound, on my part, by ev er y t i e of ,grateful. `es t pea . and With this' impres si o n ' now address you, and shOuld 1,, by tlte favour of your Suf frages, be again returned to. Parliament as one of your Re-' presentatives, I shall rejoice in the opportunity Which it will attbrd me, .pfrepeatik'to you, the assurances Of my gra titude rcleati Honeur. to deserv.apd attain which will ever harpy first obje6.l, and my higheit ambition. • I remain, Gentlemen,, With great Coniideratioh and Respea, Your ever grateful and faithful Servant, • ' CHARLES HERBERT PIERREPONT. London, .June /BQ2. • Tb the WORTHYdrid INDEPENIYENT ELELLTORS -of thi. CITY of LICHFIELD. • , • • GENTI.I.OEN, , , A Dissolucion' of Parltamegt haying eaken place, we beg leave again to• offer our Services to 'represent your ancient and respectable-City. Should we be so fortunate as to be honoured with your ap probation and choice, it shall be our constant_and earnest en deavour to promote the Welfare of the .V.ttted Kingdom at large, and, the interests of this city in, particular, , . We-have the Honour to be,. • . Gentlemen.' VOur abliged.and'faithfn I hombleServants, *Lichfield, • • -THOS. ANSON. • ist-July, 18,-32. • • JOHN IYROTTESLEV 'T.o the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT FR E.EIVIEN of the CITY of CANTERBURY.: , . oENTLEm4N, THE :flattering Reception hove met with in my'Canvass demands trio sincere Thanks,•and if, under the-independent PritiCip.leS which I have avowed, and I will ever maintain; I shouldte so happy as to be returned your Represeritative in• the ensuing - Parliament, you may irely -upon • my niosi iealons . exertions fdr••the god of - rny 'Country at large;hnci the City of Canterbury ireparticular. My earnest• wish on this oceasidn, is, 'to pay my respeas personally to every Freeman ; but should the timetetween this arid the Day:of ' EleClion,•whithl is to take plaee.on Mon-. day'neixt, not allow me to gratify it, I trust it will heitip 'puted real CatiS.'::—want• of Time. I am;. Brother Freernmi • ' Your devoted and obedient humble Servant, St. Stephens, • • ••. JOHN BAKER: (ply x, qoz,, ' ' • ' I'l'ii • . 11 ,i /,p , —'` ''.', 1 • —,/,,, . 7iwitY‘4 , .. , , ,, ?, -; - -?.-W; .., - --, 1 , , ... : :::: 44 - - - '''',-1( 4 7' '., - -i - _ - :- - -4 - 4 1 - 7 - ';';.‘,* .7-'.. --- 7 - : -- V-,-;• S , 5,A4,,, , ., 1r; r ~ , X . . "... s, _ r/ /0 , , I. w \ sx - V idfigl i I's- 70, , YIP", ~ . . . .. .„. , ........, :. _ ._.., , , ... _ ,-.14,40'4•4>,,,A1:- • ' 0 4,.__. ...,, ~.., ....,,,,.. ~,.......i ..1r -yr .. .3. :1 ---...-----:--.-;.Z.,,„- i&---.. .-, ' ... :T ' NT- z 1 {f' IPRICE Si \ Pf,.NCE. .GENERAL I- Ec rioN. WARWICKSHIRE, (To wit). TIAVING received His Majesty's Writ, corn !minding Inc• to cause to he ele6ted Ts,Vo Knights t , J re prei,?nt, this County in the Parli4ment to he held at Vie_t.. ; ininster c n Tuesday the Thirty-first Day of August p-2xt, f :d)appcidlta MEETING oftheGENTLEMEN,CLERGY", kRE EU ()LD E RS, to be held at the. County Hall, in WARWICK, on W;:iinesday tut Seventh Day oe July inst. at T‘Ne;ve o'clock in the Forenoon, to put in Nomination t.v6 proper - Persons to represent this County in such Par . „ . ikon Iw& t, iSOz. HtNEAGt LEGGE:, Sherifi. .A 'SPECIAL COUNTY COURT, far the pur of - such - Eledion, will be held in the 'COUNT HALL,. at -W4I2,IVIcK, on Monday. the!TWeltih Day ',C, Julkinstant, at Twelve o'Cle)elc iii the Forenoon ; when aafi where all Candidates, E lee:tors ' and alter Persons interesi.-1 therein, are to givetheirAttendancc. Aston Hail, • HUNEAGE LEGGE, Sheritf. July • t, To theGENTLEMEN,CLF.AGY, and Fl 2 EHOLDER.S of the COUNTy.ot . SOMERSET. ~. • H AVING received His Majesty's VC rtt for the Elcdion ofTwo Kilizlits of the Shire for this COunt, I hereby appoipt a .ME ET/NG of the Gontleimo, C.L'rgy, and Freeholders of this County, to b'elielti at t;.e TOW. , : HALL in WELLS, on MI DAY the NINTH DAY of IU LY, instant, at.'One o'Clock in the Afternoon, tor. the.. Purpose Of NOMINATINC:. proper Persons-to represent this County. __ • • And Thereby give Notice, that I shall proceed t Inch ELECTION at the Town Hall in, I velchester, on MON_ DAY.TI-LE TWELFTH DAY of JULY instant, at Terr o'Clock in the Forenoon. Stone Eastan, BENJAMIN GREENHILL, Sheriff. istjuly,lBoz. . . ....„ _ , To the GENTLEMEN, CLERG \ ~ i it I . l'kEz.lo t .i.). - `1 7 ..k. of the COUNTY of t-lU.NTINGEQN. .' r _TAVING now represented -yotl in two .sucees •l. JI. sive Parliaments, I trust you will give me leave to hope for a continuance of that Honour.- My attachment to .the.interests of this County - ads* both train -gratitude to iylait, and the residence and property. of my Family, is too :well-founded, and my Principles are too wei I kno tvn, to ni luire-fiom me any profession ofl either": L thefeforeventure to request the fa vour o f y our V otes and Interests at the,,t,- suilg`Eleclion. , I am s o rry t h at the s h ortncss of the time . makes it impracticabl e f or me to ,pay my Personal Resp,:t4 to you'indiviaua.iy. 1 have the Huntur to be, • • , . .•. With the . greatest respea, 'Attu most oulivd,andfaithful humble Serv an t, - - • , - ' •HINciitNGliRoOK; - , . . rfp ttie qENTLLAIENI, .44ERG aha EFL -EKS of the COUNTY of 14LINT,INGOO NT. . rhe Very flatt2ring•—lesninony of your * Approbation, which I experienccu at the last General Eleaion, I induced to ofnr mysoll again as one of yohr Represcntutiv,:,. is Parliam •ut • be so fortunate a$ t 2 nave that. high • d l oon me -a second time, by the favOur Of your .r.ipJort gEtection, permit'ine to assure yoult .•( esr oacLavour to discharge ihat important Trust by a th; attention to the Wctfarept my Cottatcy, and to the partLular Interest di tftle' County of Huntingdon. . -,, • ' ('have the 'Honour to remain, YOutipokcsikliketi and o');:dient huTnble Servant, • • FREpERICK. MONTAGV. KimSolton Ca4t-le t rune 29, 1502., OF a utnoor6ns-and res)ectEthie :11,:ering. of the Freerneti-of the 130 R 0 of S U :IR', resident Ar in London and its Vicihity, held, on the aSth tune, at the '.AngeV:.',r,,(l-Crown, in Whitechapel BLAKE, Esq'. Wasealled to the Chait, Mi":l3lakestated lo•ihe . Meeting, that although he him self had not the honour of being a Ireethan, ,yet he behoved thei - e were few present who were unacquainted wiiit the con-. nedion - wilichitadlong subsisted between the Borough of ,Sudbury, and his "family ni3.iate brother Sir Patrick Blake) hacktilade a-lo , ...;a4sccee3sful straggle for its independence.. Ap . plicatkOhA:,had . been Made to hint (Mr. Blake) to olfer.hina. soli to their noticv,,at: this Election; but his health had in duced hint to ckclineit. TheCe was, however, a i,Gentleman. present, irliout he could present, 'totheat:.with ontiden,:e 'that • Gentleman was his Friend iTr, FE g(;- LISS who.se taler.voyere well known, and in w h ose i ntegr i ty they 'ritight have the firmest 'reliance. The folk - ming . Resolution was then proposed, contled,' and unaniinotisly carried: - Resolved, That Robert Fergusson, Esq. is in ail respects, a proper person to be nominated as a'Candid tte io represent the Borough of Sudbury in the.ensiting Parlia ment; an d that tire individuals:%vho compOs . e,this .Nceting t with their Vote's and InteresSs.at. the app.roac,iting Eledion. . _ To tit:" WOR THY 'anti INDEPENDEV. ELEC 1:ORS of the 130R0 UCH of 'StlDl.lu r., • - •• GENTLEMEN, . , offering.myself a Candidate, for the - Honour of . Rppresenting'ybu in the ensttittg parliarp..it,,per m ; f me in a word to state the GroupdS and Principles ,upon Come foiWatil to your'Votes. .wa,s an . Enelny tb.the .War beCause: I . c:onceived it to be unnecessary, and theretbre unjust . . I artfa Frieli:d..to The 'pett.ie ; because :I consider it t0..-be ; a measure salutary 'and .vise ; callod fbr equally - bythe ve s tee:Jaf Prudence and Humanity : I love-thesconsritt:tion tr.!cattse.L kriow-it to be free ; I will defend 'it against every attack from whatever quarter it may proceed. • If I have the'good fortune to be cho!,en one of your Reprcf.... „ sentati yes, I wit discharge with diligence and fidelity qv opportunityduty) of promoting the Interest and weltate of all and each of my. Constituen t s. _ _ _ . - , 1 hat` the Honour toile, Gendeffien, Your most obedielit ea 4 devoteti'servailt,. , ROT! c !! T F ERGUSSON, Lincoln'3- T nn, J une, 29, . tßoz. ~ '• •,. TO BE 'SOLD. BY-AUCTION,. By Mr. JAMES HARRIS; . - •. ••• • r At GarraWay'S Coffee-house, 'Change:alleY, Cornhill, on Wednesday the 7th of July, at Twelve o'Clock (Unless: - sooner disposed • of by Private Contraef, of iw hich N oi i ce will be:given); VeryVerv.Eligible 'FREEHOLD ESTATE , con . Eligible x".siititig7of the 'MANOR of SO LT TIT BE MFL LET . and-JARVIS. HA L'; 'With , the Fines, Quit-rents, and other Profits 'thereof ' f and also a Desirable arm, cllect JARVIS . HALL, . a rul another Town - adjoining; called HOP E's.GREEN FARM; situate ii, the PariShes of Ssuth Bemfieet and Thundersley ;- containing. altogether TWO 7 HUNORED AND. THIRTEEN ACRES,' more or less : both Which,F,arrns are lett on lease for t uyears from Michael mas aco, John Woodward,. at the net yearly rent of 3091. MS. rrd. . The Manor is very extensive, and abounds ;with Game.— ' The amount - of the Quit-rents is 71..195. per ann; arid the; average Profits of the Manor, by Fines, &c. -±br•r3 - years past, , amount to 171. vs. id..per annum. . • The Dwelling-House called Jarvis Hall, stands on a very delightful eminence, near the Tilenpike Road..froin "Lontnan to South End, commanding an extensive and pleaSant of the River Thames, and of the Kentish Hills, There isa.snull.hirrn.House, with suitable Buildings; on hope's. Green Film:. The - Houses, and all the Buildings, are insood Tne.Land- Tax is redeemed. • Ihe Premises may be vieweJ, on application to the Te. nant.'• Forfhrther Particulars, apply by letter, post-paid, to Mr, Tindall, Attorney.at Law, Chelmsford, Where of .the,Films maybe - seen ;' or to Mr. Harris, Auilioneer, No, 12, Gracechurch-street, London, of whom may 'be panted Particulars:and COnditions of sale;-as,,also at tibo principal Inns in the neighbourhood ‘of ChehrisfOrd, • • • •- ••• '. •