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_l‘,/ti,I%iBER 3 0 53. J Under the P VAUXHALL. atronage of His Royal Highness the PRINCE 0 1 THIS PRESEN T E VEING J uly 2d, 1802, Will be,a GALA, And Grand Display of Admission DIRE-WORKS. b egins at Ei g 3s.—Do o o e rs open at Seven, and the Concert ht o'Clk. VAUXHALL SAILING MATCH: T HE ANNUAL SILVER CUP an d COVER, GA Di ,gien by the. PROPRIETOR ,of VAUXHALL SAI LED on MONDAY NEXT. ; 1 , 9 Y h subjea to ) -Y GINTLEMEN's PLEASURE SAILING Hie WU les aal Regulations of the CUM_-AND*SALING SOCIETV. For particulars inquire of Mr. Roberts, Lambeth. • ASSOrj ,'-' , . . • , . Mr:" ; 1 lON intorporated for DISCOUNTEkIANC., ~.,,,,`',„ VICE,-and 'PROMOTING the KNOWEEDGE "'" r RA C'TI C.E.of the - CHRISTIAN -RELIC lON.' Board Room, No. 7, Capel-street„Vublin, ATJune 2 4 , 'BO2. a MEETING" of iriiss — ASSOCIATION, , r, held this pay, it was Unanimously Resolved, :• i n th - i i't Mc grateful Thanks or the Association - Be conveyed Cir' e n°st reziptc - tful manner tb' the Society for Promoting tiar a ' sh ll Knowledge, for their mupifieent 'and pious Liopa:: 1 , ,, ( I t o! . Bi iiie'to. the amount of Three 1-kldr:A Pounds, to . b e " r ibuted by tbe Asociati6n'; and that thi R6sollitiori l ish:d in the. p r i nc ip a l . N ews p a p e r s ni- London and Dubli n plit> , , - . . - - .. \ : -.•+: . , '., ,' • . Signed 1:y Order, . ,.. ... • . ' ' . ' -11 ' tiiNTE'S ' - ' c ' Secretaries. ,-,' lI.7MATURIN, ' • • TLF,NI AN. 0 w es.: abnu t 6oc ol and has 1• ow hint about 35',0001. which. nrly 7 . not be r'r -473..1Z,(:' ~I . s r , '( ), - -' l , but be :-ci`sign it over tricate t -r •rson - v410"-will ilMnettiately advance the 00001..t0 ex from debt. an " t : d .ct s a hne to Mr, Robinson, at Mr. Varnell's,' Oil- Mary -le-bone-street. FRANCE. • GIINTLE - ,\IA:sT, with Ks Wife and Datig,ll -- who are going to Francell:r tv..o or three'months, (1 " have a handso s me travelling Coach, Wish for some Pcrson erto join them, who has riot mach PazTage• oxt ..e to G. R. at the St ra tf o rd Coffee=house; ort -ioatt. • ENGLISH' LOTTERY. RWIFT,. and Co. No. 11, Poultry, Lon:lon, and • at th;ir Offices in ghost of the principal ToWns; have on sale Tickets and Shares of the above Lottery, which con tairts next. only , 24 coo Tickets, and begins Drawing, 2d August FORTY THOUSAND POUNDS Have been paid 'withi n the Last Monllls, to the Holders off ortunate Ticker; and Shares; at the•Offire of Swi Fr , arid Co. Poultry Lontivn- • _ •-• Letters artswered—SL3ernes Gratis. *„..* No Irish Lotteries. I.T ST E I.()TTERY, H ° " l l'_2.l,c , Ns Tic!:f!ts, be ;;Ins OIiCES Co. Stock-BrokeTs,- folly acquaint Nobility arid Public, tj..ar' the .2 kets and Shafe s are on Sa . .n" greatgreat Wets reascrAle --- • • Ax. th cir. l . l nsed:t.)ffices;: .()xforti-streett; tiPposite. liond-street, 44 James's-street, and in most fif 4 tne Cov%ns., 1 3 3D uribg:a period oF.: 7 Nyirty Cr. have 1 ecii renizrkably ,fixrtunate.in tilt; Salt:xi Capital Prizes, and i a e - Year t,hey were pre , ...eirtineht,' as }hilt b:, seen by g s,4ternent : 0 2,,„ . 'Saki and Eliarecl'by 1-1.0 n o and Co. • • "" % hio7:a C 5,060 a prizecd:s-,oo_ol. '787 t 5 .7 05--• • • 24 • 1 00 . 6 f • .5 , 0 , - P n.„7,* .to ..1y ti cunt paid on Ilenikind , .- • • _ • • • •PAri.NT BEDS, so PA Bg.D.s., cl-t All?,. Ii . E.DS, DINING TABLES, , • ~ 13 7 .. r ifr 'ering in S$ll:Y .1 - iti• Plan frau' rhos - eiiftlie OM:way'. - 45 /4 : 1 ; 1 * . 4 i3OR-IGI,NAL - I,.MANU F4 I CI I:ORY rl - p",, 11 " W A 8.. E., t , ,) (') Al . § -N G .... 13 ncl ..1..&CA11-I,E K.I N E-, '' LT, Fic'h . '3 Moa n''l - rancl," *. inTiker" of tlr, above Artier-- ,'..-- ' ''''''' ' t le Strand, to,' `1 0 R• l•t-l'o•I' le • .iS' -4 to ti,,,,Krt.,G ....u'2...et. 03 . 1,11 sb the,_D-u h- T . • W. - aFt v ttire • ' '''• " °I . vq R 4 and PRINCESES,,and Itlanufac, (13 r, of Purnitl:lre:tnlenP"ral• - * ' op pi . e (l , s „ l 1 , 4 ! l a-` , Obr , ,ZzliieilisOffit 6A flit -Vari ouii- A clyert4 sett - feta s 'irii e d';,,, - `°, giqvitPle •ittriti,A4 _of it_e iks.uor _ tion - ''''l,--''''• w rit 4, ill sji9r,,ftliat, by the p'enr§si9p or yrovi 7 bti,.e, kie•lna nufat c tureatid- sell; as abov.7 , "‘vh'ere !tl-st: Ifi';ty . 111 i7fly,e, v ‘ if ' % • 4 ctiZletita:the'..l.lpholst.l3r . wi.tue)l.l3-i. itp-,:tior. Vdr,io„'' ! •••• ) S - Pitild,=l.l:EN- lIE.DS, -.with ,sass. Screws and -'* " °th ''r P -'li --- so v ••k - nr OS to Ic.'ir.7, a hit...c,- zomt , 80 i; . - -rals ...ats • - - " " ' ' .., )"-' lick 'tra i 5 f• n ,...,", 6 (1 1 eth - rferia;le'lied•; 'Ol-1-AIR gh I s,• IN 1N L , - - ,..... -, n , 5,,,.., ,v::‘,atiti..e4clt -in.a . lev:uvinutts ;.•DIN,' p fail I,E.S.O4 v , rioi, constr,.;citons, and q•,nte.on a flew P in al: n ticiil P a r ° R-r A ill f: CIIAIR• . ; LIBRAI4.V. STE I'S oh a, compai i , ..f. c,,,,,,•, trut 1i 0r , . 1 - ` a ,,,ty Various Ainprb‘ie.2 .ts in purrit tn. Huns,- ' 'i•---• • • • - Articles i S'as,ll - i" . 5 c° , l nlTictely furnished ; the of wel l- season- Beds . t _ i _ 9us anct excehenbt workinan;:hip. -A Iso,lbr exi)orta:l6o, s-.? for th e E ~ isenge rs . k , eve. . -ark c4t. l ndies ; . "SL I\V " ' Hi; T i • .. . .. . . ;E N Ft has Eons tretaed Several - Tools and Mat hines ,or '" o ri ( trig , his 1 , . ~ :'. • at his •Matturattory, as ah 9ve ~ at.nt Atlicle,%. &c. , gttbrnissl ionere the• Patent 1.)c..1 may bq, seen ; 4ad with much kind enc un' atid a ti•fte s:%.nse of gratliude, .ac.l . c.tio d vvledges the ~..._7.......!....r...t5a1ent fie lias so'getterously:recelve !, . - -_------ ..,_• . NORFOLK -ESTATE. A -. 1p BE SOLD,BY 41.1CTION, On c •By Mr. BURT,, . . . --I.'aturday tbe,roth Clay of July inst. at Four o'Clock in the. Afternoon l at , the kihg's I-lead Inn in the City Of Nor- Awich, unless so i oner thspostd of by Private Cunt rad, : :Very I)e.sirable ESTATE, ling at SAllouse) in the County of Norfoll;, I ,usen t 6 mites from . Norwich) ,, tor, in the oecuplition of Mr. Charies Layton, t ;le r0T,1 . t,- b o a r r ' n cunsi sti'ag Of a *mcl , substiintial- I) sTlling"- -11 ' 61, '-'-; ' 1 ,', 11 s , ,tables, cetch-hous'e, b - 11,1oLic-Oied, aird other corm t.- 1-'l'i-entf build' h " all in' et4np - le ' te repair, .a:4l '....ij: A • 3 , R. r : . 9 . th ° L ara —e. mead . ow; :indrna'rift hunt, w'ater aria aldei -ear .., Zf .-- 0i . e.1 „.," 43 , 1 e l'iiilg ill a .ring fence, - and- qit'holit either road or 'sl-path-411.9%Leii):{ItThlrouiCit, togeth . e. - with tL , * Great Tithes • c 3 R. 31 P. Of COramon Lane?, set 'out b . x.. ti:t . t en , d ""lers -mitre!. tote .Sali , ouseinelosure Ad; and iti tte to 9.anric.x-d,t this r.- '' z Iso a dpu'ol- , ' il ' ,htt.e.'.., i.4enjellt Abbd, f or a st -_,,,,i(..liCiti,:nt, so situated as t0 . ,,,e ac , . e converted 4 it `l''' 1 . , rd o r .1 3 . .ttittt;. or at a small . , essence to , b or I Votitnen„ Q 4 . 'arilk-119nse.'; and two douwe LattagLs , A RiVet na " ,-' 1 f ~ 7°4° '' ...° ' • ' 1 bounds one side of the: Inscr t a e-' br ° i. ll l : _ t ! l :l 9 4t, t i° l ' - :i r t . i ' •ril ut aFe l .s t ve - tat good , staitbes w... a ' very * .excellent vein . of brick earih '; the, ' l ' - '"''''' tits 'in 1 - v-:'1, pl,sasant part of 'the C.ounty, is w eiktimbered, am h T . ,,, fithin'4 and shooting.di thre.2 1.:1.0,Z', toe tocked' will , ti 4l4 - I ' •e . xciti,ive.riOt of viant4.ov,s'sidealbs:l„ldti-111go'9,thieftohaei-dg4•l;ituntir(hiaooutaorer a s u ev .p er- c .i s lc i ( i i ) e t i n o t n ie s .- :: THE sitlnton or this tstate. coral : all4s peculiar ;Idv,:a tagCs., both for the. residenee Of the Gentleman and the oci:ti-, patio'n'Of'''ithe' Fortner "or ..INICTCII.itit. linmediate Possession May be hiO - , , . ~' •' '." • For •turilizr Pariieulare app, toTavior, tm. Attorney-tit- LalX','NorfviEli ;Mr 6 C: tetra f' ' ' ''' ; ~ . .iCllark l .., 1 c ar,,, ~ o. i , liolborn- i'.ourt, G ray.s•- I nn, oation-;`. (where :2,lapv - of t h e L'state may be seen), or to Henryllurton, Latu.,-tewar4, at Langley, in Noriblk. *. Cr Tlitc Steward at the lIQuV,' will chew the Premises, T„ RIDA Y, J U LY 2, GENERAL ELECTION. To the GE - NTLEMEN; CLERGY and FREEHOLDERS at /he COUNTY 'of MIDDLESEX. GENTLEMEN, T MPRESSED with the deepest sense of Gr . ctitude 1 for the long . contifluance or Favour ai - ‘4 - Confidence ybu have manifested* to• me, and . from a consciousness of havinglione iny. Endeavours to discharge the various. DUries incumbent upon me as one of your It qprt's.entatives, I pre surnenain to oilier my-Services to the Counts', tt - nd e,ir.ll.'st'- ly to solicit the Honour of reprsentsiiig you. in the ensuing . Parliament. • •' ' • ' After a long Life engaged in public Business, and neatly twenty Yearsdevoted to your sorviee ih-Parliarrient; I trust I need not state to you• my . ,geNeral Condua, it' has been open to your Observaticin, I have ever Wished it should he so, anq that you should be the Judes .of it '4 ;permit me hoWeverto say, that during the whole time I have been ho, noured with-a Seat • in:Parliament as your Representative, I have constantly attended to my Parliamentary puty, irnci have ever acted acculrding to my best . ,tudgment, prbitiote the prosperity and happmass or the lingdorn.at largeOand the particialar Interest of ttie County of Middlesex. ,have the honour to,beivilh sincere regard, CENTLEIS:LIN, • ' ' A 4 ' . • Yourlaithrul and Most obedi'eht,Servant,' anover-squar; • ' W. MAISTWAIUNG. soth )30t. • . • '• :.M.IDDLESEX ELECTION. • . To Sir ER.ANCIS BURDETT, Bart. ' HAVING-. heard from various quarters :of an 'intention in many Freeholders to oiler you their votes At the General Elbction, - • as a fit' person to , -represent the County oOliddleseX.in the next Parliament, lye are ankious tb 10i...flier; in Bitch ari event - , •.yott wiltkand forward in comilliance with . their Wishes. Our own votes, as well as Attr e'sertichis'ariloUg our - friends dep2wl on your ansti+er ; tor, assure.yourself, , Nye feel, as you feel, with resped to the late Ministers-awl their rfieasur. , we coneur, in .your ...abhorrence of the Use and management of sucb a Prisop .as that in Cold'llath As FR=EE HO i.. E as, we deweith b&casiein.to express the sentiments we entertain of your manly opposition to its establishment in Middlesex. • In any.case, me trust a-Majority of our Fellow Freeholders will agree with' us, that. Sir Burdeit is more worthy than Mr..-MalnWaring, to represent the Interests,. deliver the S'erise, support the -Rights, of the first County in England.—We remain, Sir, your obedient Servants, • 14*. Holden. H. H. White. ' • • Austin., Joshua Hopkins Henry -Woods. Robert Manning. H. Bell'. Holt• White— . R. Knight. john Pearson. . W. Tooke. Thos..Linton Rogers, R. Geo.. Abut. Thorn. Chas. Loste. Mich'. Pearson. William MasSey. Christr. las. Hayes., C-NTLENTEN, I will freely aci-zntmledge to you, that I have for some time past relinquished ag-thoughts of a seat in , Parliament, and have consequently declined very many overtures ,for that purpose. If tile Pe",lple-of England 'are pleased and con tented with what has passed, with their present situation, and ~ vith'the terrible changes which have bean - Made in the Laws, Constitution, and 'Manner' of governing this Coun try--let Statues erected in each County through the land to Lord - Liverpool, Mr. Pitt, - and Mr. Dundas to whom principally they are indebted for the Blessings. I shall•not desire to overturn this, - but will remoye . frorn other odious and' disgraceful objects, confessing myself not fit for tile society of -such a Nation. Yety•thoUgh disgusted; 1 do not - de'spair. I think out Country may still be saved ; bat hy one-means only--by a fair Representation 'of the . People iu Parliament. By that alone can we possibly onfainthe restoration .of .those able Rights which have .leen.ravislied from us, of the seen, rity of what little good remains. it • - • - If the County of Middlesex, which, from circunistances; -is liltelytotbe mom' tire,. informed,:and inlyendent, :than any other Cotlnty in England, shall he pleased, yvoN THIS PRINCIPLE, (aiid I wish for no support upon any other principle, holding all p;:lliations nugatory and destruc tive), if; UPON THIS P ikINGI-P LE, -the County. of Middlesex shaiEbe iileased to :intrust in my hands a portion • of their present small and inadequate share of Representation, I wi't onearfAlly4.ncl zealously devote myself, my life, and my fortune, to their service. ' '• I•am, Gentlemen, • - • Piccadilly,. Your obedient humble Servant, lune 2.6; 180 z. FRANCIS BURDETT. 18Q2. GENERAL 'ELEc.I lON. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY,. and FREEHOLD ERS of the COUNTY. of YORK. • GEgT“MENj Ei\rOURAGED by the Proofs of your-kiwi Partiality, which 1 have s o repeatedly expe 4 enced, the grateful-sense of which -will nev e r be. ered from my mind, I once 'more presume to'offer Myself a Candidate for the Ho, mut of representing you iri_Piirtiarnzut. , • Should I again be raised to that high eminence, •I shall en deavour to dischiirie witAfidelitythe Duties of my important Trust r•hut'my enitil reliance must continue-)to be , placed 9n that disposkion, which you have unitbrmly manitesred; to construe with `ando,nrand kiaciness the , Condud of your Re . present:give and to accept favou; - abiy those Services however.defeaive in ability have been P . compted oy uprikht intentions and a warm and. disinterested ie.:lf - Or 'Ow Welfare of our Country. ° I am, with the. highest respedl, -Gentlemen,. Volir most obliged and fail - Hill Servant i WILBERFORCE, Londvn, June 29, ISO 2. • " . • To tIfeC,ENTI.VATEN, CLE RCY . aild FREEHOLDF,RS Of the COUNT t of YORK. GENTLEMPN,' A. Take the.earliest opportunity of m a ki ng kn own to you 'my intention of again offering myself a Candidate for the County, at the approaching General isle :ion, • The very flattering support. rhad the Elofiour to experience upon,a former occasion, will,ever remain strongly impreSsed Upon my aelett as your Representative during a period 'of much difficulty atcl.danger to the-Cduntry ;'trtY Political t'rinciples and Condu4t,cannot therefore be unknown to you ; it, is . for yowto jOrtgo or theft merit; but I cen with truth 'd'eclare, that to fulfil the arduous Duties of my‘ Situation,. with • fide: , litY towards my Country,•andlowards lnvconstitu t -,m, s , hits been my constant obje&. "Should you again deem me worthy to have the Honour of represenf.ng you iirlianterit; again be my study, as it will become, my duty, to endeavour tca‘iiiiif`mysel I. of the trust repos-hi in me, with 'lndepend ence, with Attention to the Public Welfare, 'and to the In te,rests or the Comity of York. • - ; • I have the Honour to be, with the greatest resped, Gentle Men, • ; your obiiged'and most obedient hUMble Servant, HENRY LACELLES: London, June 29, Igo2. • 'I'athcGE.NTTLEMEN, CLER.Gyand FREEHOLDER.'; a the COUNT-Y.oINIOTTINGHANI. • GENTLEMEN, • ' PHI], importnnt Trait wi t h wh ic h y o u hAve,hc_ nolired me being now deter Mined the Dissolution of Parliament, I again presume to make you a-respectful tender of m}; Service, and cannot but express to you Iny for the continuance of*the- , 7,00d opinion and-the Confidence.of a County; to which I am hound, on ITl'.' part, by* eVery tie of grateful respat - ,nnd-,attachinent: With this impression. I now addFeSs you, and should I, by the ii,vour of . your belgain•returned -to 'Patilammt as 'One of . .'our Re presentatives, I shall rejoice in the cpiiortunity which it will affbrd me, of repealing to you the assurances of tn..? gra titude for an Flonaur,:4o.deserve and attain which will. ever bemy first ohje4,-end - iny,highest I remain, Gentlemen, • • • With. great Consideration - and Respea, Your ever grateful and falinful.:Servant, • :• - CHAILES HERBERT PI ERREPONT, .London, -June 29, tBoa.. ro the,G , ENNLEMEN, C E., KC; am! PRE:EI - ICUJARS st: the O)UN'I'Y of 'ESSEX: - • • " GENTLEMENi •. r r•VEß•sim'e , your resreaed -Member,, Mr. Biam has.declired his intentitm: of 'retiring from the !honouricoleanddistinguisiLNl§ituation,of your .Itepresentative in Parliament, I, have - expressed a wish tOr your Support as •his•Succetse;i - ; • and. should 1 be so fortunate to.,theet - with yo.urrApprobation orr the Day of NoMinatioa, and that No couffrined on the Day of Elettion, you may be tsSurecl• striel.ittention to the localTnteresis of the County', and- of MS; earnest endelvOurs to give •energy ar.cr ellitel. tq the. Laws, Commerce, and. Agriculture of the ..United Kingdonl. • • I am, Gentlemen • • •'Xoui most obedi: . :nt and faithitilServant, ELIAB HARVEY. C'iiihwcll,`June 3o,'`tBc3 OF , SUDBURY... A ' a ,ifti*reas respedgble Meeting of the Frernen Of tlle BORO•UGH of SUDBURY, residtAit in 'Lortdcii and its Vicinity,-held, on the '2Bth tune, at the Angel and Crown, in: Whitechapel ; Uit BLAKE, Esq., was called to the Chair: . . , Mr: Blake stated to the Meeting, that although he him self hiid not the'honour'of being a•Freeman, vet he believed there.ware few - prese,ne who were unacquainted With the con nection which had long, subsisted between the. Borough of Sutibury ',141!1 . 13 His late brother (Sir Patrick Blake) had made a long and - successful struggle for - its" independence. A.OpticationS Itad been made to hhn (Mr. Blake) to offer him self to their.itutice at. this 1 , . leCtion ; but his health had in duZ:ed him 'to decltrie it. There .v.ts, hoWever, - a Gentleman present,• whorp' he could present to them with confidtrice: that gentleman was his. „k•ri?.pd ! Mr. •- kt - G - USSON, whose talents were well known, and in whose integrity they might have the firmest reliintLe., . I The following .Re3olution WAS then proposed, seconded, 'sand uninimously carried: . . . . 12'6o1V•al, That Robert Fergusson, Esq. is in all respeds, a pxOper perscio to he . nominated as a' Candidate - to represent the Borough of Sudbury in thecnsuing Parliament; arid..that the individuals who dmipose this r\l'ecting Will'support.hini With - their. V otes and .Interets at the approaching Election.: To the'WORTIIY and INDE Pr:NI:ANT LLEC roits of the BOROUGH of SUDBURY. • -n.t-NTLEMEN 7 t - • • 7 N offeringmyself a Candidate forlhe . l - lonottr, of 1 . -Ae_pres,enting yon the ensuing Parliam:nt, permit me in a word to state the Grouqds,and Principles upon which 1 come Corward to solicit your Votes. '" ' ' I was an Enemy to the -War ;,becanse I conceived it -to be tinnecessury, and theret4re unjust. I- am a I.riend tothe Pe acs ;- because I consider it to be a treasure salutary: and wise t.calied tpr equally, by the.voice Prudence and ihnnanity : I Jove the Coustittnititt'because I know it to be free 1 will' defend it againt.aery att.:l . dt; from .whatever quarter it may proceed: 4. I have the gocti larttine to be chAsen one Ot.your J\Tepre_ sen'tati ves,, 1 w - 11,rlis s :J)ariw Nv 7 „t Iv d 11;.2,;.:!),:c and fidelity: every part of my publicYcinty ; and I will in4rlGct t b oppol tuniiy of ptornoting the 14wlest.and weltate-ut• all antleach of my Constituents. > - I have tlfe - 41601,1r_t0.,be, • k_ Your most .Obedient-and- d..tyoterl' Servant,- Liacoln's-Inn, June. a9 i iBoZ. ROBERT FERGuss'oN. To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT FREEMEN or the CITY of LINCOLN, THE general expeEtation.that the present Parlin_ ment will speedily he dissolved, induces me to declar e my intention of again offining myself a Candidate for the high Honour : of being one of your Representatives.-L-When I first addressed you on this subject, I - promised you, that the Love of my Country, Loyalty toWards my. king • - •and a sincere Attachment to Your City, Should form thelLis of my COn dal, and that 1 would endeavoUr todischarge the important Duties of my Station with Diligence, Fidelity, and Indeped deuce. My' own mind bears testimony, and I Wile that my public cOtidud and expressed sentiments will w a rrant -it- 7 that althaigh I•• may have -erred in judgment, or have been : • :!elicientio abilities, yet, to the Ittniqst ofiny power Uhave acted up to these promises. All that I can now offer you is, :the same Unaltered and unalterable principles ; —all that I *can 'promiso is,. the same-Spirit of Independence, the'ame G al and unabated - Exertion aid I dare to hope,. that in your candid judgment, this will darned Sufficient. In this solicitation 'of future kindnekc permit me %to' express 'every, sentiment of gratitude for- the past.. The manner in which 1 Vas ! Chosert your Representative, added - Obligation ,to Honbur, and that obligation has been-increased by a con.: tinned testimony of esteem, confilence, and friendship, on your parts. This I have-endeavoured to deserve; anti if I am again honoured. with , success, , sued still shall be my en deavour-. The moment that,l can be-spared from the per, corn : lance of the duty which I owe to you arid' My Country, I Shall have the highest satisfaCton.'irt paying you, my .per sonal RespeCts and.assuring you, how.much I am - Your obliged, grateful, and devoted - Servant, RICHARD ELLISON, Berkeley-square, 'June 21, ' To the WO RTHY .and I N F.N I', NT FREEII4E Nof the CITY.gbiANciILN,..; • EMOVED, as .0 a' few. clays 3 expea to•be, Iby a - Dissolution of Parliam;mt, from a, Sq,at, in,whicn the UnanimOusVoicc of my Feikr:v-Citizens had so lately placed me, I again venture to solicit to be re-established in the; same important Trust, To lay'ariyclaim to this renewed and strengthened confi dence, from any conspteuouS displaY - of abilities in me,is not mine4' but this I . hope. I :may say; and lie - believed by you, that I have not been regardless of My Publie Duty, ,or. indil . - terent to the greatness of I he Charge you reposed in me. • After being so longriiri'aceustorneilo Parliamentary habits, hitherto to have listened in sileint aetetition to Publigbcsates, during the contraeling_period of a Parliarn—^nt i that !had readyniit otit more than :half its ordinary course; lf , ou evil l kindly consider neither as an imputation on•• my understand ing, nor an impeachment of my zeal for your and . nay Coun try's Service. Silence might to he no proof of•delleient judg ment ; and 1 will dare - to: assnrc you, - were your peculi!:r concerns;or the vital 'lnterests of Ole State, 'of. of Religion, which is the Soul of it, to be, brought into question, that would - neither be ashamed. nor afraid to take a for Ward, open, and manly part. , ••• • •' ' • - • Disclahaamg then almost every other merit, it be any, to be descended from, and to he like to those who were true .Old English Cquotry Gentlemen, 2ud who were not unfrequently the'obje't 'oPyourchnit•e,'l throw .myself thus openly before you, .wherever you may reaide, - sOliciting' the continuance of your free. and uninfluenced Favour. I.t. you shall ludp me' , '+‘oTtby of It, 1 dare promise that (..eryexer tion in my 'pOwer, consistent horist that becomes :taindepelidentNiipd, shall, With Fidelity,. - -be em.ployect in your Setvice and''' n shat of my, King and Courk trr, 'whose ealls,.:you all Well knofv; .1 have obeyed in nine' long years of misorJblo War: nor will fever give ground to the trnputation tif forgetfulness of per cmal:Obligations. I will take the very fir,u - opportunity of paying nv; P.,:speas to you; by a Public Canvass, after7;l' , cari, Without impro priety, be released f r om my hutiesin.rarliament ; , In your . preferente'Orsoine 'neighbintring Gentleman, forsuch, a • nd none other, I earnestly wish, 14ay always represent us, I shall, for one, heconsoled by tlns.Tprouti conlAderation, that liowever it may be easy fm . yOu, find an abler head, it viii oat be easy to discbver, in any 'Person., •a more bonest anti Uncorrupted heart, or one !flare faithfully and sir nerdy` at=' tached to all your Interests, : than Your obliged and cl,j.voted huinulc Servant, U. SI hVildßr. London, June at, t2oz. "cf/ • , • • .::::: j ( 4 Z:-..,:: ,-," 440 Pi OAT- il 4.".; , A . 4 ~I.icl :' 5.,,,,i, - I NI f i lucE SIXPEi•TCE.: GENERAL -ELECTION: N GMT, is Ilertby given, that I, JACOB•Ba— ,. . . SAN OE7, Sheritrof.thd county of Hortfoni,' alipointea::.Wainesday the„rith' Day of I of,: next; 'at "Inc ciww tif 'HEI<TFORD, ..tOr. thr N:UMINATION of MEI ERSof PA R LTA MEISITTOr Connty ; and the . S.6tur'day following DAY'or EL E CTI N ' Broxborne'onry, JACOB BO SANQUET. itine jo, I8az: - •••• •.--• • • wi s m E THE GENTLEMEN. CLERGY,. and FREE HOLDERS of the COUjiTY•of WI Ll'S,' are re quested to meet, at -the TOWNAIIAL , L'IrkDEV4 /LS. on Friday th! Ninth-Day of I thy next, at Eleven b'Clock trithc Forenoon, in order to consider of and NOMINATE woliei Persons to•REPRESEN l' THIS COUNTY in the ensuing Parliament; ' ANDREW .13AyNTUN, Sheriff. Spye Park, 30th-June, t 877.. WlLl'Sill •SIR ANDREW BAY:.4 i;UN , •rr, I, of the County.of Wilts, hairingseceive-j. flis Majesty's Writ, under the Great Seal, for the . .eleitig•of i•vo to serve for this County in the erisuiligl%irl . ia,nnt, do hereby obedience to.,the - kiald Wait, and pursuant to ti„o several Statutes in - that case made ;ml 'provided, give public Notice, that'l have appointed a 51 1 .EC1 AL COUNT V. CO.T,ik';', to be Wiiton,• in rut tor.this the 'Fifteenth - Day - of July next, at Eleven of the 'art he Fotenoon When add where I shall,proctecdto such IL Dated this 3oth Day of June, tBoz. ' • •• • ANDREW - BAYN - TUN , To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, YEOMANRY, and 'FREEHOLVERS of the COUNTY of KLNT. hx.OT REA: . fißT:ExOtrrnßSi - • TN - consequence of the thssolutiOn of Parliament, _1 embrace-the earliest opportunity of again °Bering My self ps a Candidate „to represent you in the next mant. I have now had that Honour twelve yeirs; during Which time I feel conscious of having discharged my duty with integrity, punauality, and independence. Under those impressions, Lpresume agam.to solicit your. Countenance on the. Day of Nomination ; and shall hope for the same sup port ps I experienced on. the two former h is unnecessary forme to Make you any prolesi , ions ; my public principles are well known to you, and 1 have , ever had reason to think they have met with , your approbation." 1. feeLirtyserf justified in saying. so from the flattering mannef in which you have received me upon every public occasion. I can assure you (and with sincentyl,. should you again- do me the Honour to return me one of your Representatives, I shall ; continue, to the utmost of my abilities, to proteel our, most valualate_Constitution ; and also.promots, with every exertion in my power, the ‘Vclfare and Prosperity of the County of Kent. • I ant, Brother Freeholders, •• With every Semiair.nt of Gratitude, - . Your most obedient and. faithful Servant, - • ' WARD KNATCHBULL. Alersham Hatch, June 30, aoz. - DENDROnET ER., or complete Instrument ter Meas.uting Standing risimber. Price I.) . Quineas: *, HA - SKEW, Tiinber- . Merchant, Gipncester, , • most respedfilll3 . r inforMs the Nobility, Gentry, and Professional Men, that he' Has Invented and completed a D E 1.1 D ROM ET E R for incastiring Growing Timber, which, from its simplicity of comtrutlion,,perfeCt aceuracy stir. prizing dispatch; and!portable size - ,".he ,flatters =hl nself-wili be found of infinite utility to every person interested in •the valuation of 2Thnber, either intended for sale, pr. for marl: ing its annual progressive growth; the solid dimensions and VA. lueof2 tree being obtained in two minutes : . _ _ E. Haskew haS been permitted to exhibit the' Dendromet& before Their Majesties, the Duke' of Cambridge, and other Eran/hes of Royal Family, who were pleased to try, and highly sanction its construction; and ha whose prescuee se veral trees were measured in a - •sOace of time that ,eXcitcd the Royal wonder and . .admiration, being exactly correspenctent with aaualad'ineasurement afterwards taken; and au Instrit.• mentis-now completing by'corrimand of Her Majesty.' • The Inventor has likewise been honoured With the cl.2c..kdA ' .apptobation and Ftronage or Lord Somerville, and a long ii. ;lustrious list of the rno:, , ,t distinguished haracers, and .Pfo.; tes'sional -- ;Gentlenien - in the United Kingdom. ' Orders addresSed to E. Haskew i . 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