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f F=.- • ' • _ IMBIBER 1196.) THEATRIROV AL, DRURY-LANE. PHIS PRESENT EVENING, Nov. 5, 1806, fahir Majesties` Sernnts will as the Tragedy of PIZARRO. Attilba, Mr. Powell; Rolla, Mr. Ellis on; Orozembn Mr. Dayton • Pizarro, Mr. Banymore ; Alonzo, Mr. H. Seldom ; Las ci.6, Mr. Wroughten. Elvin, Mrs. Powell; COlll, Sirs. H. Siddoas. To which will be added, the Farce of Tin DEAF LOVER. tNd Wrongwaed, Mr Purser; Young Wrongward, Mr. Bart. ler ; Captain Meadows, Mr. Palmer; Canteen, Mr. De Camp. &toy Blossom, Mn-Harlowe. To.morrow, The Belle's Stratagem; after which, The . _ Forty Thieves. 't) Friday, a Comic Opera, in which Mr. Witham will THEATRE-ROYAL, COVENT-GARCEN. riNHIS PRESENT EVENING, New, 5, 1806, will Se alai, Shakspeare's Tragedy of CORIOLANIJS; OR, THE ROMAN MATRON. Rontano--Canis Maicius Coriotanus. Mr. Enable ; mws, Mr. Creswell; Maarasius, Mr. Minden; Tribunes. Mr. Chapman. Mr. Murray. &c. &a. • ingsnarna„ Mrs. duos;Sid liflatell. Volscion—sTedlos Audition. k m.. Pope; Volusitas. Mr. Climatai. 01San, Gnitals, sollaw *L. *., . , _ Acct aliOntion. To waists wm be Mind, a Pow, called, THE ADOPTED CHILD. • air Bertrand. Mr. Owen:tone I.s lam Mr. Taylor; Re tard, Mr. Liston; Miran', Mr. Melvin; Boy, Mrs. Find lay. Nell, Mies Tyree' ; Jeannette, Mies Wadaly Lucy, Miss Logan. To•rwerrow, no Beggar's Opera. VICTUALLING:-OFFI CE , Oct.. 80 , 1806. HE colvimbsioNEßs far rilkailiam fla T Majesty's Nam do hereby give Notice That on AI rho' the 7th of Noseember nest, they wilt be rem& to meeker Towhee ia Writhe:, (rata wp), treat for sayrbyiar of FRESH BEEF to flu Majesty's ship and Vase', a d - 1446; big l am b, and the Fads aj Edinbrr x h, for Toffee Months to tithe, fain Oho 17th e that Month; sod further, midi Six Months martin Oral he riven on either side, for the termination of the Central; S. be - 71" by 17,16 , PaY•Mes pith Interest, Natty Days ofter Date. The Coalition of the Counsel Ray e seen at the Sure. tarry'' Whee, at this Oftee, or by applying to At Ukase ofilie 314oatjo Custom at Latch. Na merit win he had to out Teteler.ia which the Price skstM , Not he motet , he Willi at kairdo, .r that &tali not be &awed to. the &lard before One OClaei ow the said Friday, the 7116 4 Noweather west; nor warm the foram who soda -tie Termer, anal Perms ea hit lathatf, attends, is swiss sip cake, Oda No mord Albs W so my Tessler no which dm Prim Aid I apt bc is awes at toorthow sioil wet k ilef , rerest os she andliglere Oct do•Clici ew eke med.Mmele, the 17th of Nimmier oms, nor mars, she Forme olio mobs Me Tender, or mime Prim NI his ishaf, Moods, to answer whew cam! FROM MR. ALLEN, Tairia. OLD SOND•STIMPIT. SAMUEL CLARK, (SO' Co.) late Foams to Mr. All., of ON Nenfiranst (Om several yamit ili edr i tts permission te influni the 1fe10.1.0 be eeranurneedl lam spring. at N. Raibbensnlebel,Oxford-Ifrobss Priblr 4 ; there is' kept for inspection, in NW plenns. a large Stink of in prim Cloths, Kerseymeres, be. N. C. and Ce. bog to return their Manse thanks Om the wham sae orders with which Ahoy have already been henesrel by many families sad in of fashion, particularly by a tarp portion of the Nebtessen and Guittemen at the two Univer sities, whose kind and early patronage of Clark and Cu. mill ae•in be obliterated from their airateries. YOUNG GENTLEMEN'S HUSSAR DRESSES made plain, or trimmed iit the mitt tasteful and elegant milita7 We. FOR RHIBMATISMS, SPRAINS, cHnsciuris,&c. DR. STEERS'S OPODELDOC.—This Me. theism front its extraordinary Efficacy, is jowly magi. 11•11 to the Reputation it has so long mistime* abnee wary *nut Preparation of the Rind By its warm, penstrating, and attenuating Qoelities, it is found to be tho most powerful Ap plication in Rheumatism ' Spasms and Palsies; ea also in Ciampi, Bran.., Sprains, Burns, filealds fresh Cats and the Sting of teaemews lends; it is particularly recoonessoded in Contusions, occasioned by cunatibt Wounds, and to refresh the Legs and Peet, after long Enemies in walking. It speedily rommas Chilblains. and if unrd in time, will prevent them from breaking, but for this purpose it should be &molted end applied warm. Sold only by F. NOV/i/eff and Sons, No. di, It. huffs Chunah-yard, London, in Plonks, Price 2s. 64. sash ; and their Appointment, by Dicey and Sutton, Row Church "4l Lame and co Ism, and Allen, 76, Oxfonlatrom ; ade, OM Band.street; Bayley and Co. Cocksper-steasst %.* aid, Middle-row, Holborn; Randall, Royal Eatiange ; 4.'art, Romegli Iligh-street ; and J. Harris, at the ownier of I .B.4am-strew N B. °twine that the words f , F. Newbery, No. 61, St. Paul's,* are esgraved in the Stamp. THE GREAT UTILITY OP A HAPPY DISCOVERY, PROVED WY THIRTEEN YEARS' PRACTICE. F r HOSE who are afaitted with the following - 11 Disorders may be relieved in less than one hour, and coed in s isseenable time, by the use of the GUESTONIAN MEDICINES, which are the only preparations that ever were ew. biishol for the run of them Complaints; nor was there t.re known a Medical Man of any description, in this or any "" Kingdom, unless he practised with these Estimative., that dared to promise those who were se afllicied welt en ear nest fictive; because, did he not succeed agreeable thereto, ti" must insanity pave himself a Quack ; cud surely none but ahem, a toadman wallet pretest, if he was not am of suc "etalscresable tante. Gout in the Stomach, and all sort. ' l " 4 "sti Pleuresy, Rheumatism, Headache, Tomb -sass, EU ache, and Gain Wes. These Medicines are practised with at :dancheiter, Winningham, Stourbridge, Newbury, Pertsmouth. Parlaws, Folkstooe, Woulwieh, Burton on Treat, Henley on Motes, main ova of the priiicipal Towns in this Eimalorsi. 1 7 London, only by the sole Proorieter, Y. Gast, Re. S. Surmy-erreet, between the hours of nine =I fmnillve, any . a , n..ag, Sunday excepted. 4 1 !;iptiiik , . VE FOUR REAL INDEPENt. oiDATes i Nick wen *spotted to enb.. Frew ea Tuesday hat, at Coopars` Hall, Sadao. (balms the CAMOPOOIiCIOON GI the Lottery) have. by a., vim abase Fortune, dderred their appearance el HUD?. NEXT, November 7th. CANDIDATES. 2 Prises of 11111.11011. I 110,0001. Attended by their Companions, A Pram of 5,0001. 3 -- 1001. . t MKS. line bring very few Qualikeleas to Do disposed of, apply IS oro Leiser, Unice% so pevont disoppointineut, MA I, Nov. 5, oil Thumb,. Nov. 6, Of on Friday Nov. 7, 121 as o`Cleek, being the only day applaud Si appearamie this week. QUALIFICATIONS. L. S. D. L. A Qualification of 20 IS • may pin 20,000 A Qualificatiuu of 10 IS 0 may gain 10,000 ' A Qualification of 6 7 0 may pin 5,000 - A Qualification of 214 0 may gain 2,100 - A QoAltfication of 1 7 6 may gain 1,1110 CAN. BEEF to Mu majesty's Nap sea raw% et 1 4 ,0, LaIM y5.. 4 .. OW the Foth aj F.AbeieTh, far Toffee Months re min. fain Ai GUILDHALL. LONDON, Orr. 21, 1846. 17th e Mat Meath; tawedd folother, sisal Six MIAs *amity dial THE COMMITTEE for letting the Dridgehennt to rittl% OR either side, jar the *eminent' ael the Gained ;to k 4 Emmet will meet at Guildhall, en THURSDAY, the pod for by Bab, payable. pigh lotat t e, m a ny pays s a w 13th day of November Dear, at Twelve o'clock at noun ; Date. To LET, by PUBLIC AUCTION. fur SI Years, final The Cealitieris if tire Diana may k teem at Ile Seem. Christmas neat, a MESSUAGE, or TENEMENT, YARD, tare's O'kce, st flat Obrice, or kg wires to the Collet:tor of flit GARDEN. COACILHOUSZ, STABLES, and ether Build- 300stie. Canaan at tekk. ings , with a large piece of deign Ground and .Meadow Land Nu - nrin i ,iii k knit y o eig r ie g a ,„‘, & l i c k t h e Pries i k, i 'd' : edit:lining thereto simile in rive-foot-Leos. Beresendsey, in vet be mated in we* at got^ sr that alit mg be &add ' th 7 c""t7 or Sims!, tat* in the occuPailks a Mr. iltlata tr. the &lard before Oat titlark ea the said Pride% the 7th of Baty Vaialiain,felknengee sod writibtepler. Neveader sat; nor West the Perms wiiii el.d.ss •Ore r e ,yg er . ar The Premises may be viewed; sod s plan therm?, with wi m p rims ~, him eg wy; . 11 , 3 . 44 gi mm i r wile m u t e Canditieus for letting the sues, may be semi, at the thrice of fp. Works, Guildhall. SAMUEL NEWMAN. grimpoolier. VICTUALLING.OFFIC.E. 0cr.117.111.18. THE COMMISSIONERS for Pitman': ii i,'' I_l AZAttD, BilittO, and' CO. Stock-Broken, MiOrnies Hasp, de hives gin Melee, The so BON- ill N... 93, ROYALMCCHANGE, LONDON, are DAY, Me 17th I Nowaiver out, the, wilt be mobs 0 receive Sellirm TICKETS and SHARES in the passim STATE resie n g u sew s( rd op), =el trek TWQ DUN- LOTTERY , ganeated Usdrawn.—FßlDAY, tioneestar 7, 1 DEED THOUSAND GAL •L=2 of wEn INDIA RUM ; will be thefts= Day lif P 414.1141, re a( FOREIGN BRAUDE) le le deresered oter-lialj is 24e Lowe (post ptiod) duly aanwereal. spree of Our Mewls, awl the rerairder Ls Ow M.uei adiernenn, ~ into His estes niatalkor aft Storat leettasesuit mit Ply- VIRIDAIf SEVENTH (l 1140VIIMEalt. naiad, in tke felikke‘reytertierts„ rig., DICHARDSON. GOODLIICK. WA CO. re- Pereeseuts . . MOO Canons. At spoWly semssint the ihiMe. dor din next Day at flyeaeudi . . 1216200 , Drawing oil be an FRIDAY. Ike kb ad *member. .............- alai WIWI& WAN Galles.. Aid abe pat* iv 1194 tr.* nit laden* Nieedy 2 bias ed L.fail l i tit at: h e . s ad L. 5,100 1 Veseftmeekkeekkm22‘...ek.alk - . ' . . 1 .. .: - . • *VII . -...---..:, '.e.e..i sad bads. igrait lath OWN' .guars " be se i ll ' aut, rodent and wed insia-d, magi ium will em Tedder be Morisbe for • den at glw oil Ices .C•rwer Of Mink tel glalwalimintir es Ilk f e.,,bly i flu , Tee Theuesed Gelber ferd/rop Am t h e C o e s M ew% ieft. leiblikp o b aid kik( The Comiliwo gibe Ginimedi leer de ma. at Y 3. Sdreaterea ily UD C4 =I, GOODLUC.IC. and CO. Ofira. ' This Day is published, in Otae Vol. now& price Is. II& bound. THE GENTLEMAN'S , FARMER'S and HUS SANDMAN'S most useful ASSISTANT, in measuring and expeditiously computing the amount a any quantity of Land, at yarrow oyes Pikes per acne. Mai dtagrana by Berryman. Sy WILLIAM FRANCIS, of Taplow lucks. Printed for the Authiu„ and Sold by Longman, Hunt, Ifes, sad (kW.. lkiternostev 01/. This Days pubhibed. price Is. A SERMON, preached before th• Ussiversity of L.L Casalxidge, June 29. 1806, ►eing Commencement Sunday. By EDWARD MALTBY, D.D. Cambridge: finned at the University Prete, for Cadet' and Davies, Btraud; givi,,gtorri, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Lunn, SelAutua•e, London; and for Driest.* and Barrett. Cam• brit e. Of whom may be had, by the same Aethor, I LOSTRATIONS of the TROTH of the CHRISTIAN RELIGION, 24 Edition. revised, bandsomely printed in one rrilume,B••. price Is. 6d. in boards. This Day is Published, in Two Vois. Medium Quarto. price Few Guineas, calf, lettered, is Ninth Edition, curreaed and revised, of A DICFIONARY of the ENGLISH LAN GUAGE; in which the Words are deduced from their Originals, and illuvtiated in their different Sigrufications, by Examples/men the hest Writers. To which are praised, a History of the Language, and an English Grammar. By SAMUEL JOHNSON, L L D. Noted for .I,Johnson, W. J. and 2. Richaitison, R. Bald win, F. C. and J. Rovingion, T Payee, R. Faultier, W. Lowwdes. Mathews and Leigh, Wilkie and Robinson. Scat shod end Lemennais, T Egerton, J. Walker,Ogiley and See, J. Stockdale, Wynne and Son, Cuthell and Mania, IL Lea, Luk Allen, and CO. Verner, Heed, and Sharpe, J. and A. Arch, Crosby and Co. &Anginas, Hurst, Item, and Orme, Casten and Davies, W Stewart, rt. Phillips, S. Baggier, Phil lips and Fenton, .1. Racket, J. Herding, J. Manama. it. 11. Ennis, Blacks and Parry, J. Hatch. nl, J Scheley, T. OMNI. Payne and Maeltinlefe J. /Wein*. J. Ocalo, Odder, and W elbow Spct.ce, To. a. z rutob lAgikrieto/ 4 ~• WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 5,. 1806 TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF THE BOROUGH OF SOUTHWARK. GINTLIM I, ALLOW me to return you my warmest thanks for the high and distinguished honour you have this day conferred, in electing me one of your Representatives in Par. hament. Proud and honourable as is the distinaion, the value of it is enhanced by the great and unprecedented Majority you have given me on the Poll. You have sealed me as the pe. collar object of your choice, and have honoured me by a de cided preference over the other Candidates; and you have dune this, because,l have thrice stepped forward to awed you! rights and independence, and have resorted to no other aid than your personal affection and friendship. I trust, Gentlemen, that my cendu& in parliament will in. sore a continuance of that noble support you have now given me. I shall make no professions.—l shall pledge mjsolf !ono political condo°. You have elected me freely ; and I aus sure you have eo with to abridge my freedom of conduct in Parliament. But 1 eau amine you, with confidence, that to promote the interest of the Country at large, and the prosperity of this ancient and respectable Borough, will be the unceasing object of my best esertions. Permit nee to subscribe myself, Your ever ob li ged and most grateful 4,rvalit, Southwark, Nov. 4 MOS. THOMAS TURTON. BY ORDER OF THE GRESHAM commrrrEE. MOTICE is hereby given, that the GRESHAM LECTUAIIRS^ wilt rend thefr LECTURES tellit Room app.mitad for that purpose, OFIT the South fast Side et the Royal Exchange, at Twelve •`Clock at Noon, in Latin, and at One o Clock in the Afternoon, in English, dating the present Michaelmas Term. N B The Lecturers me to road on the Days understate: nonce, .is. MONDAY, John Henry Tarter, AM. roods en DIVINITY. TULSDAY, Thomas Taylor, LL.D. CIVIL LAW. WEDNESDAY, Peter Widiford, A.M. AS FRONOMY. WEDNESDAY, Rickard John Samuel Steven*, MUSIC, at Two in the Afternoon. THURSDAY, Samuel Kettilby, D.D. GEOMETRY. FRIDAY, Joseph Waugh, A.B. RHETORIC. ..SATURDAY, Christopher Stanger, M. D. PHYSIC. J. E. Jno. tr . Wm. Ruffs Jae. Elkin Josh. Wild Felton Mathew Rd. Cheeswright I Lamar! Kemal' T. Margery James Toddy John Wild John Adcock Geotge Wood Jno Clark Sarong' Thorp Jacob Wrench I Rolm. Pingston R. Redford Alex. Roos Geo A. Aylevin Dathel Gamete Win. Moore W. Mather. • Theo. Wetherell TO THE WORTY INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF LONDON. ran—Mr. Aldo. wan H NE EY having, at the sommossoment of. the Poll, declined to he a Om dirket,. and Mr. ATKINS having this day published We this. 'miaow.% to pressed no further in the ELECTION, we Irse~' es difficulty_ in yielding to the atones recommendation of ma respective Triode ; and, therefore ' we trust yon will smears' we, If welliseentlinue our poreoual atteniance. bunk THIS SAY to FRIDAY NEXT. at Three o'Clock, when, by Act • Perthonthe, the Peal wiU close. We are, Gentlemen, Your mad obliged and faithful Servants. JAMES SHAW, Mayor. WM. CURTIS. Y.C. COMDR. Condlodl, Nov. 3, Mo. CHARGES PRICE. I '-....i0117111=111111121111111* ; (PRIPZ INITLLIG) • _ st • • • , ":"! w-~ '! ,~,.,n i .:.r~. danker; and must hay" been oieepowerod by Austria . or Prussia, had it am beam thin shop OIMPIRSO I OI 4 ._ ... by France ; that the Emperor did ina man ins 1111111111 ' before the Prussians had medrialiatel•es neettata offl Saxony. i that them ads of abilenka *no t 6 'be faloi . lowed np ; that the Continent And amid el not t • and that, in spite of low Neale. sad stristakense. sea initiation by different Cowie. tranquillity moat be menryi; although th e fall of atiateellteneos tionliii• pavrthe way. " Mu: Saxon Prhoners bare been ail sent SM., with a Proclamation from the Emperor to the People. et Saxony, and with assurances that they ward aot considered as enemies." iii • raCLARATIOI4 OF THE.SS.ILON OFFICERS. " We, the undersigned Gomel, Ceiastiso Lissa tesms-Cdo•orit, Malon, Caposiok sad ember Otft- • ass of the Sawa • A rmy,"isesa by our Wm.! of Hooper sot to hear arms tr. iirs Majtvey the 141.1110 f of the French , el itidy, and his AWN" sod we sage theism* oeth..ssd give the r.sas }hedge. in the suss of .01 the , agivieessro war; sakes with osniseree. and memished Why lies of Noweessissiosod Oasis seri 11 14 10104 , 11 "' nosh t sad *ems goal set. Wok 11. positive orders from our Sovereign - the Skew of ',- Saxony. • • - 7 - • " Jena, Oct. 15." • (We are °Wised to defer to our neat Nonstior Me Wes tM oassea•wbe bale sorted tYu esciaragers.}-411asus. - Gwent. SEVENTH BULLETIN OF THE GRAND AR welM•111, OCT. 16; too& i‘ On the 15th in the morning the Grand DIU • Berg invested Erforth. On she 11th shoe Om!' rendered by capitelation. In k were feted 14,000 men, among whom are 8000 wangled, and 0000 able to bear arms. They are prisoners of war-. tegethet with the Prier.* of Drange,Field-Marshal fvfullenderff, ,Lientinsant.Cseaeral.L,srisch. Lima mint-General Grwar , Major Gesserals Lettere and ZweisseL A parka 120 pieces of cannon, with all the requisite implements and ammunition. is fallen into our hands. Prisoners are dad) brought in. .. The King of Prussia has sent an Aidie-du.carrip to the Emperor, with an answer to the letter which His Imperial Majesty^:wrnte to him before the battle t however, it is onlrnow the; the Answer has been received. The reply of the Emperor Napo poison is the same as that which he re: urged to the Emperor of Russia before the Battle of An.terlitz. He says to the King of Prussia—. The success of , my arms is not doubtful. You, tranps shall be, beaten; but it will cost me the bi,ind of my chit. dna. If that can be s t ared by any arrangement gensigent with the dignity of my Crows. L will do all that may depend upon Ma tq spare blood so precious. Nothing is so dear in my eyes as the blood of my soldiers—except honour. " It appears that the remains of the Prussiag army are falling back upon Islagdeburgh. Of tube • ' 6ne and numerous army. there are now no movie be seen but such parties as have been cut olf the rest." • -. Capitulation of the City and Citadel of Frf eluded between Colonel Freya!, one of the mandants of the Legion of Honour. powered by His Serene Hightiess Prince Grand Duke of Berg and Cleves, Lieu His Majesty the Emperor of the French. Kies sE Italy, obi the ooe tide—and Major Prueuch en Coronsaadant of the City and Citadel of E and Fart Cyriazburg, for His Pnitsian Majkat,' on the other. Art. I.—The garrison shall march out on the 17 honours of war, arms, effocta, and baggage, be. pieces, flad batteries, field baking appatatua, earl carkp They shall proceed with drums boating, cokrum flying, anig ' matches lighted, to Halle, the nearest city of Hit Adams, diet ling of Prow'. Answer—The gates shall be this reessent taken ?wera.ieet . ! of by the troops of His Mriesty the Emperor and IC.rig. TO. • morrow, the Ugh of October, at no so, the Cairsen, arms, baggage, tying c....ours and Geld pieces, shat' sot. They shall lay down their arms ripen the Macs 4 Fixings, and be oresidered plill-012111•11 at war.' The Ofgeeie plieg beep their mores and equipage. They shall retort, in r.t.irta„ upon their word of Liariuur, not to serve isr.til . 001, . . TO THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORS ..OF THE SO NZ,i7 ,,, riux• INTELLIGENCE. • • 4.... RULIGH OF MALLON.. a . . Gantseasan, FROM THE DUTCH PAFERII. ' I Take the earliest opportunity of returning you • .o. my most sincere thanks for the h,fnuir'you have conferred . . • . " Ramos, OCT• 30. upon inc, by Melling me one of your Representatives in Pat.': . liament. " In addition to the - five Bulletini already,.. phtie,. I congratulate you on the glarinus issue of our late grduous fished in our ...Oztreerdinary Coiteasts; fr om tnenith contest, by which the independence of Maldoa is mcorth, and to the e7 t h o f the present month, we hate received its prosperity tied opens huts foundation. the succeeding eight, up to the ibirteetat - Mclusive s i trust you liiii end,. from ow future conduct, that the pro- ' fentuns! whic h, made were nut nnathere ; and that Illy *satins( IC to premete yew teal inteteds, will sufSciently mitaion the h, although they are of a nature telequire a - place in the Ilfositeer, have not •yet sppeed. or at , wisdom of your tholes. I ens, Gentlemrn least have net been taken notice of in its '— "Soefts' Your much ob:i g ed and most obedient servant, Courast, Oct. 31. . . • , . - BENJ. GASKELL. . ...- . ` St. James's-street, London, Nov. 1, 1606. SIYTH BULLETIN e?f, TUE GRAND Aiiiiir. • •. ~. . s . To the Right Hon. the LORD MAYOR, Sir W. CURTIS, ‘‘ wrimae, Oct. is, 1906, receive. tt , Bart. Mr. Aldermain COM SE, and Su CHARLES PRICE, " Six thousand Sxsoos and above threolmodred. Bart. Officers are taken. The Emperor aslerittilvd the "• Mr LORD ADD GZIPITLEIIRN, _S Officers, and told them thee it was With ealattpek* • 14 AVI NG lolly considered the circumstances es he tal..eal. A a the Election, and the present State of the Poll, we do had made war with them ; that Me eansostty recommend you to forego alt futtlier personal at taken up ume in the aiiir of Preeeeehit IP. aft a . tendanee upon the Hosting% from this Day, to the ChM 0. pendent., of the Saxon atioe, and to peer OM Poll ; and that yeastorbeir to solicit the Votes of your re f f ram h e in g ineeepair a ued with the Pru " . • spans, tr,frotis, no.kets_ to the din:re:ion or the Sheriff. to thig to , „ ant i ° , was w aiwi t_ s k ogi , au iaapa . i h ev enw e l yiP w o h aktoffaeol i s•Pmeloll""rft - wil" she IWO -g " itirse their piwa - i. nieittio eerie arilit , tr• unpoltee Electon may sponsass e o n aly MUD I. Guildhall, 3d Nov. 1106. Prance; that their Sovereign. 'Afoot good qtuslitset . ba- nes. Loveland Samuel Hutchinson s Richard Nowell was well acquainted with, had bora too weak tekle W.I. Reeves J Philips F. Saynter tire before the Prunispo k as *ft his COsNISSF, at Joseph Nitration Henry Whits Thos Harper their mercy, that eltaleife dole" ape iwtwe se aw Wee. Salt Wm. Clarke T. M 1414i4 Bin John Sloan: Thor. Apes end; that the PrnssioniiwanWOMlGONresti . vas SO Presets, and in no set a ill ifilli in 4 . , Chris. Dunkin John Hancock Thos. Greenaway Wm. Gould E. Colebratch -.lLNislanle rellfDlany ; that. it taltovidf das *ions to unite we,. Gould, Jun. Jno. Rea James Cade tbaelves with the Cadrilieislimp 4 the. ithili f - Wee. Hanson jaism moos J G. Wrench mike the proadßies.qf ifeanobwrte . owSios tho. iS Jno. Mor g in Wm- Decimals '1 Saone' Bilidk ems not 'brim this any hod eehld• 11 018 10 111 00 Relit. Waithman Peter Pope S. %Veda . Sarah Hayward Riehardfingeis Wm. Worth ' for the spate of two motorise thrf wow 'ter is, . ... _ _ . _ . a...........:.-..,..........'.....a I.- 4...p.4.. TO THE GENTLEMEN. CLERGY AND FREEHOLD ERS or THE COUNTY OR iUDDLLSEX. VOUR I. worthy IteproNeWive. kr. 'CUT . ft w o , SyrailiNAdrima hiamitit es r ---- - .... 1% ,..a r ,„ b - „,,w - t--.01, ii;imring :ssurmica el . eatively essetwimypidf dissimgthe last four years, in the ' slyest lights, aid the pompreation of your I ri depaskaos. sad having. • Body llsibe far the prosperity ei threeseily M Middiseas, I. which 1 Mire beim a mildew the whale of my hilis ; 1 boleti, saw* eat Melia m yeeratisatioa. 1 Mow the &May M prehosiees t 1 make .one-1 mac forward le reds* Him of whose prolusions yeu lame No atteled so the best of rings, solicitous ter the maiseensace of the hist *I Constitutions 1 only pledge tartrate that Sae of conduct, which an mina teal ter my country's elitism ewe ill to umpire. I have sat la Paeliameat daring the last tea years ; the tape rienestermy pest ; mess bertha padre of my future, coodoct:-.• Awd s.l thee acted, whin Is:enthuse to act--hoesetly and in dependently; with the additional impulse to excitq which the reptwornation of the firm county in the kingdom meet give, and with the fullest determination to execute, with diligence and fidelity, the manifold duties which its interest.: require. I have the honour to be, Gendeeten, With the highest respect, vow moat devoted servant, Bush4fill Park, fJct. 31, 1906. INIELIAM MELLISH. N.B. The Committees for cnaducting Mr. Mellish's The lion, will Mt daily at Pus house, No. 1 ti, Illishopseate street Within ; and at Mr. riotous Meilislt's Chamber*, No. $, Stease.buddiegs, Lincettes-inn. TO THE FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY UP DLESEX.. Genetenae, WHENEVER the leaders of contending per ils aitil factions in a State unite, the history of the world bears evidence, that it never is in favour, bin always at the eapence of the people, whose renewed and augmented pillage, pays the scandalous price at the reconciliation. Under theta Ci/CIIIII4UKII4 you are now celled, prematurely end soddenly, to a (rah elettion of your Representatives, if they can be allied mach ; and a double imposture is attempted to Ise passed upon you. The watch.word of one party isi.—.the best of Kinp. The watch.werd of the other is—..the bed of Patriots. Sut neither of thew parties will chose to deecood to particulars and inform you what the best of Rings, and the beat of Pat riots, have already done, or will hereafter do for you. What they have done for theme:yes we know and feel : what farther they will do for 114, we can only conjecture. They who havedesinel a New Parliament, thus soddenly, in our prevent situation, undoubtedly have their own strong reorient for It, which they are net likely to disclose. Bid 1 am thoroughly persuaded, that all our present Isenlens and restraints, vexatious and galling at they are, will appear but as trifles, when com pared with what they will be at the clew of this now coming Parliament. _ I would willingly be instrumental in the fescue of my coon. try, at the certain etpenea of !actual fortune ; but it cannot be rescued, and would not deserve to be rescued, unless the main. my of the coentry be uncorrupt. It is Pt that the experiment should be tried r and that at least the proportion of remaining integrity shoeld be known ; and I pledge my honour to you, gentlemen, that upon the present occasion, I Jo not de. sire the aid or countenance of any of the parfait, in or out of power : that I will out distribute, nor consent to the distribu tion, even of a single cockade: nor will I furnish, nor consent to the furnishing, of a single carriage. Vine Freeholders of Middlesex (eel the situation of their country, and desire to re dress its grievances. they will do their easy parts towanissuch redress, by an uncorrupt vete l and if this spirit is not so be found in this tummy at this time, it isnot likely to be Mund any where eldest any time. Let the Frisehold.i. of Middlesex do their eery duty ; I will de mine, which will net be easy; and if it shall be their un. Wafted ei,oise, I will prove myself their uncerrept, disinter ested and Jealous Representur►e. I am, Gentlemen, With fall assurance vf your integrity and spirit, YoUr faithful humble servant, FRANCIS It &DZ. CT.