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oa ilci .t 9 • " • .• A . . • , • - ° . . t. it kti • • , TJ.-• '.1., . • , Tavy, t‘ kwoith :square Crew' i unger- nas 01 .NIIIIII3EII. 4568 THURSDA 1 7 , MAY 7, 1807. PRICE SI.XPEN CEe t, lc THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. r 1"0-MORROW EVENING, May 8; 1807, .11. will be performed FALSE ALARMS. This Day was published; In Two Vols. Quarto, price 31. 35. in boards the second Edition, corrected and enlarged, with an Introduclion on the History of Britain before the arrival of the ftornans, PICTUALLINC-OFFICE,. 4/wit 27,1807. '7IIB.OOIIIIIIISSIONERSfor VICTUALLING HIS MAY 'EATY's NA rY ;ioniereby gi-ce'Not lee, That on Tuesay the 12th of May ttext v they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing (sealed up), and treat fry One Hundred Tons of BLACK SMYRNA or ALEXIA ,RAISINS, fo tQ answerable to Samples to be produced -with the Tenders; and for Two Hundred Tons ofGENOINE OATMEAL; to be delivered into His Majesty's ViCualling Stores at Deptford, 'a: jolb.W, viz. The Ratan!. one Half thereof in a Fortnight; and the - Re "minder in a Moteth ; and the OatmeaA one Hall thereof in ore Month, and the other italf in one Month afterwards ; and to hr paid for by Bills, payable, with interest, ninetyd4lAs after date, The Conditions of the Cuntraa may be seen at the Secretary's Ogee. No regard will be bad to any Tender in which Me Price shall not be inserted ;11 words at length, or that shall NIA be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Tue,rdqy the 12th of May next, nor unless the l'er. , :un who makes the Tender, or some Person on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called to GENERA.L ELECTION'. Corn r of e, Esq. illness The Overture by M. P. King. - Tne Charaders by Mr. W ROUGE-I - TON, Mr. BRAHAM", BANNISTER. Mr.- lOHNSTONE, M... N , IATIIEWS, Mr. PENLEY, 'Mr. WEWITZER, Mr, DIGNUM, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Miss DUNCAN, - mrs.nLAND, Miss Signora STORACE. With '(.7th time) a new Grand Romantic Melo.Drame, _ called 'THE HISTORY of the ANGLO-SAXONS. he First -Volume containing their History bet Ore their Invasion of Britain, and their subsequent Historyin England to.the Norman Conquest, including the Life of Alfred, and . the Account of the Seakings_and. Pirates of the North. The Second Volume, describing their Manners, , c.:overntneot, Laws, Poetry, Literature. ,Religion„ and Language. By SHARON TURNER, F.A.S. . . TotheGENTLEMEN,CLERGY,and FREI 7 .I-101.0tRS -of the COUNTY of BE.L)FOR.D. .GENTLEMEN, SIN7C'E I. had the honour oladdressing you upon Dissolution of Parliament a Hand-bill has been err-, culated ifithe Cpunty , announcing a hew and anonym ous Candidate for your Suffrages. upon " True Whig Principles." 'Two days after its appearance, an aelive , Canvlss - Was wk.- ineticed'in favour- of :Gdnecal Fitzpatrick, tlic Secretary at" War in tit: late Administration. Ile, however, has already declined proceeding in the Contest. It is not for roe to juJge of his motives for thus abruptly relinquishing hi, object, nu( do I know whether he was the " True Whig" alluriai the aliove-mentioned ; but be that as it ibay, I feel perfeelly•coblident, front the Success I have experienced in my Canvass, that you will not now .withdratv !rum. me the Support - .which you have so repeatedly bestowe d upon me. My conduct:l in Parliament can be nb seder to you. When I first was a Candidate for your favour I pledged myself to maintain - Hie:mil! spirit of the Constitution, as establish :4 at the gloriatts Revolution : to these principles I have'inva riably adliercrt, and it you shall, on this ccq:4o6n, A pi n ,;„ me the lionetur to place me in the distli guished.siluation. which it has' been my.pride'and.happiheis to enjoy in foitt successive Parliarnats, I assure you that yor: shill: ever me a true Friend to the King and Constitution, a ze.ai,.u; Supporter of the Protestant Church, and a strenuous Pre: mote: of your weltre and interests. I have the Honour to be, Gentlemen; With toe greatest respefl. Your most faithful and Obedient Servant, IOHN (Y.S.boß:st. le Hon , rd Sal, lola' da-ugh' avan. aktini Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Paterpos. ter-row. that lad THE WOOD DIEMON; Or, THE' CLOCK HAS STRUCK. With new Music, Scenes, Machinery, Dresses. &c. The Overture and Music composed br Mr. Kelly. 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IRST-DRAWN TICKET TWENTY THOU SAND POUNDS. • STATE of the WHEEL. . • • One of ,C 20,000 Four -of -,C to,coo Eight of . /*our -of - - sow) I Eight -of - so° Resides the full Proportion of One Hundred Pound Prizes, nifty Pound Prizes, and Twenty Pound Prizes, all floating itt the Wheel. The Lottery will finish Drawing 2.3 d of May. TICKETS and SHARES on Sale at all the Licenced Lot tery Offices. - ' TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS NEXT TUESDAY. - - - - . $, Cornhill. 52, Charing-Cross, and St. Margaret's Hill; Borough. • HORNSBY and Co. respe&fully acquaint the Public that they are selling Tickets anti Shares, war- Undrawn, entitling the Holder to the aboile Capital t rue of 20,0001. besides tour of four of so o ol. eight 41 .,L10tw01. eight of sop). Only . a few days and tn e D raw i ng knish. All Prizes paid immediately by Ilornsby and co. TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS F or the First-drawn Ticket on TUESDAY next, Nny 12. 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CoRNI-lII,L, and 9, CIIA RI NG-CROSS. 131 Sil continues selling IJudrawn TICKETS • 'in• and ski R ES at the above 0 The Wheel re -4 e xtremely rich, there being Prieeut £20,000 S Prizes of - £tom© 4 - io,ooa 1 8 - - - 50 , 3 The &C. &C. Ste. trst.drav'n Ticket on I'UESDAY, the izth of May, 'UMW tu -- CW EN TY - 1• HO U SAN D U N DS. norYN iild :e only , The principal Chara&ersby Mr. C. KEMBLE, Mr. BELLAMY, • Mr. POPE, Mr. MUNDEN, Mr. WADDY, Mr. SIMMONS, Mr2MURRAY, Mr. INCLEDON, Mrs. C. KEMBLE, Miss BOLTON, Mrs. DAVENPORT. WITH x re it t ;AL weir se:tsr l t rated ;:r be- ci s tcti 'ls ad U;Ciff ry lic't i 010. HO' 134 yaw_ • - kawe at . 2 :able u to W hO arti, 1 ' VI A ;uo' , N. mY .nd rf°,' ;10" EP° , 01'" 100 4 .0 ANIMAL MAGNETISM. i To:MORROW - EVENING, 11.13 r 8, 1807, will be performed PETER THE GREAT; Or, WOODEN WALLS. 'Boxes 6s. Second price 3s.—Pit 3s. - 6d. Second Price ts.— Celery 2s. Second Price ft.—upper ,Gallery-ts. Se3ond krite 6d.—No Money to be returned. 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To which are prefixed, a brief History of the Grecian States. and Biographical Sketches of the principal Greek Writers. By the Rev. jOHN ROBINSON, Of Christ's College, Cambridg., Master of the-Free Grammar' - ' School at Ravenstonect4le,in Westinoreland. • . London : Printed for Richard Phillips, No. 6, New Bridge :street ; Ind sold by all.BoAsellers. . . lust published, by the same Author, ' The Grammar of History, by ine.ins , of which that im portant Subjed may be practically taught in Schools, price3s. bound. - • . _ _ Ancient 'History, for the Use of Schools, in one closely printed vnluineduadecitno, price 6s; bound. Modern History, for the Use of Schools, similar to the An cient History, price 6s. hotind. ' • HOCARTH'S WORKS. (A' NEw EilrrioN, in Two Volumes, Quarto.) This llay was poOltslied,_ __. Price Half-a-Guinei on Denny taper, or :Price One Guinea on Royal Pal er, with Proof Impressions; The Fourth Number of • !TEM - GENUINE WORKS of WILLIAM HOGAIt l'H (to be comprised in Sixteen Numbers, each Number. containing seve t i or Eight Prints, and about Forty Pages or Letter-press), illustrated with Biographical Anecdotes, a Chronological Catalogue, and . Commentary. By (OHN NICHOLS, F.S.A. Edith and Perth ; and the late GEORGE STEVENS, Esq. F.R.S. and F.S.A. Printed for Longman:, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, rater , noster-roW.. The Works of 0: inimitable Hogarth have not only been sought for with avidity in' his native Country, but have been admired by every civilized Nation in the World. Since his death, variouts Editions ()fills Works have, from time to time, ben OfE:red to the Public. But, without attempting to depreciate any of the former EClitiOpp, it is presumed that the present, Work will, from its -Elegance and Cheapness, stand tntrivolled._ The whole Work ‘xill . be comprised in Sixteen NuMbers, making, whee complete, two handsoMe Volumes in Quar to. By. adopting this Site in preference to the diminutive davo, or the ponderous Folio, and printing the Letter-press in Quarto, to bind up witli — the,Plates, the Plan of this Edi', tien will differ from any that have .preceded it, and obviate many 0 bjedions to former Editions of the WORKS of flo:. GARTH. This Day.was published, price 3s: i k if ! EANS adequate to the present Cils and fu- I.VI. turd Prosperity and Happiness of the EMPIRE or, Proposals tor the proper Management of Public Affairs, and for procuring an immediate, advantageous, secure, and per manent Veace. Printed tbr j. - Johnson, St. Paul's Church-yard; and j. Hatchard, : Piccadilly. This Day was publiped, Closely printed in Royal.4zo. price 21: 2S. in boards, the First Volume of .THE CHRONICLES of HOLINSHED, 1. comprising the Description and History of England, Scotland, and Ireland. Printed for j. Johnson, F. C. and I. Rivington, T. Payne, Wilkie and Robinson, - Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Onne, Cadell and Davies, and J. Mawinan. The Work will be completed in Six Volumes. The Se cond Volume will be published in the course of May, and the remainder progressively, as they are finished, in the course cf the year 1807. The Chronicles of Holinshed having become exceedingly -scarce, and from their Rarity and Value having always. brought a high Ptice whenever they have appeared for Sale, the Publishers have thought they slipuid perform an accept able Service to the Public by reprinting then in a unitbrin, handiome, and modern Form. . . It cannot now be necessary to state the importance and interesting Nature of this Work. The high Price for which it has always sold is a sufficient Testimony of the Esteem in Which it has been held.. ' Holinshed's Description of Britain is allowed to contain the most curious and authentic Account of the Manners and Customs of our Island in the Reigns of Henry VIII. and Elizabeth, in which it was written. His History of the Transactions of the British Isles, Outing these Periods, .possesSes all the Foree and v alue of Contemporary Evidence, collected by a most skilful Observer; and the pe culiar Style and Orthography in which the Work is written, furnish a very interesting Document to illustrate the His tory of the English Language. Theioriginal Edition of the Chronicles of Holinshed, it is well known,' was published by their Author in a mutilated state: A number of-Pages which had obviously been printed with the rest of the Work, were found to be omitted, except in a firw Copies, obtained by some favoured Persons. in the present Edition these Castrations are faithfully restored; and, in order that the P urchaser may depend upon finding an ex, aet, as well as a period Copy, it has been a law with the .Publishers not to alter a single Letter, but to print the Work with the utmo.it fidelity from the best preceding Edition, with the Author's own Orthography: The only liberty taken,-has been to use the. Typ. s of the•present Day, instead of the old • Emr;ish Letter of the 'rime of Elizabeth. . _ The Publishers submit to the Public this .Edition of a curius and valuable Chronicle of our History, with a con fident hope, that it will gratify' both the Historical Student and the General Reader. If it facets with the Reception which they anticipate, they will be encouraged to select some others of the rarest and most important of our Ancient Chro nicles,And reprint then - I,in like wanner, for the Convenience and G ratification of the P ublic. • OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, April 2 , , 18:17. THE PRINCIPAL OPFICERS qf IIIS MA- gESTi'I ORDNANCE do hes eby give Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office, in. Pall Mall, on. or before sVlondly, , tbe itch of May' next, front such. Persons as may be willing to undertake the Performance cf the undermentioned /Park, and supply -the , following Msterfah fir the Ordnance Buildings to be construbied at Lewisham, Kent, viz. The Performance of Such CARPENTERS' and JOINERS' Work as may be.required. The Supp/ y of such ENGLISHanci FOREIGN TIMBER as may be wanted. • . The Performance of such I3RICKLAYERS', MASONS', PAVIORS' SLATERS', PAINTERS', PLUMBERS' and GLAZIERS' to ork as may be.required. 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COMP ANY.oI eRCTIAN IS,of .';GLAND Trad ing...to the EAST INDIES do hereby give Notice, that a Quarterly General Court of the said Company will be held; at their House, in Leadenhall-street, on Wednesday the 17th lure next, at Eleven o'Cluck ice the bit enoon, for the purtose of declaring a Dividend from Christmas las' is Midsummer next. • That the Transfer Buoks of the said Company's Stock will be shut en Tuesday the 24 7iine next, at Two o'Cock, and opened again oz Thursday the 1.64 Jllly following. And that the t itfidend Warrants on the said Company's Stock, due the sib yuly,,will he ready to be delivered on Tuesday the 7th juty next. • WM. RAMS AY, Secretary. AD Ci.EROS Q EXAGINTA CONCIONES ad Fidem et Usum. Christians lteligionis spedantes; novis typis accurate Manuscripta imitantibus mandatm, a Presbyter° Ectlesim An4licanx compositx : Veneunt apud Ostel, Ave Mar . ja. lane, Londini, Pretium 31. Hae Conciones aptaiitur ad omneS Dies .Dominicas totius Anni, et - ad Uccasirnes tam speciales quam consuetas. Pro. stant venates, simul sub involucro sigtllato cui Sexaginta Condones," &c.' • THE CELEBRATED CORDIAL BALM Ctle GILEAD, PREPARED by Dr. SOLOMOi\r, Gilead-House, near Liverpool; which has risen to the very pinnacle of fame tbr its superior Efthacy in Nervous, Dcaiiitated, and Consumptive Complaints; loss of Appetite, Indigestion, lownesg of Spirits, &c.. of which the following reararkable Cures are incontestable proofs Extral of a Letter from Welshpool, dated the 22d of January, iBO7, to Dr. Solomon, Gilead-House, near Liverpool. SIR, We have the pleasure of informing you, that a young NVO. man, of the name of M. Lewis, of the Parish of Llantyhan gel; who had bag laboured under a Nervous Complaint, at tended with internal Weakness, loss of Appetite, pains in the Head and Breast, and was even confined to her bed, was hapoily,iestoreetto health by taking two Bottles of your va: litable Cordial, which was purchased at our shop by a friend of the afflicted. - - , R. And I. GRIFFITHS. To Dr. Solomon, Gilead-House, near Liverpool. SIR, - - Edinburgh, 29th N0v.06. ....., .„ As it must be very gratifying to you to be informed of the great efficacy of your Medicines, I beg - leave therefore to hand you the following particulars, which I am anxious that you Ini!riAehptilitic, in order that others in similar circumstances may 'have lintnediate recourse to . such a valuable remedy as your Cordial Balm a . Although a very young man, I was reduced to such a State of debility, in consequence of a Nervous . Complaint, as scarce •ly to be able to walk, and totally unable to tOIIoW 'my usual employment. 1 had many other, disagreeable symptoms, particularly a,violoit pain in the Stotnach, with a great de pression and lowness of spirits. In this miserable situation I had recourse to your Cordial Balm of Gilead, and bought a small Bottle front Mr. Smith, 38, North-Bridge,, your Agent in this city (to whom reference may be harL, from which derived so much advantage as to be able, in the course of a few days, to resume.my, employment since that time I have taken several Bottles more, from which I have alsb ex prienced similar benefit, so much so, that to your Medicine, under Di vine Providence,.l look up as the preservation of my life. . Accept, therefore, dear Sir, of my most grateful thanks ; and believe me, with respell, your most obedient Servant, JOHN SHORT. It is impossible to insert' all the cases and cures which Dr. Solomon is in possession of; he contents himself with what has been said, but great experience has convinced him, .that in - all Morbid Affedions of the Blood and Lymph (the cause of almost every malady) so noble, safe r and efficacious a re medy, was neve' offiled to mankind ;, . but he now leaves it to. the world, .conscious that he has dOne his duty, by send ing forth what may be given to the tender infant, the preg nant female, and to palsied age, with safetv and efficacy, hitherto unparalleled in the annals of medicardiscovery. (p.--Dr, Solomon expects, when consulted, the usual cora 'pliment of a One .Pound Note ; , but all written cases; or let ters of advice, to be ansWaeti•at his lei Sure, amrequested to inclose Half-a-Guinea... Such letters should, tor: safety, be thus directed: " Money Letter; Dr. Solomon, Gilead- House, near 'Liverpool. Paid, double postage." Lettors may be ordered to be Odressed.to X. Z. or A. B. at the - Post- Office, till called for. . . Price Hal f-a.G ninea a Bottle; or the quantity of F9ur, in one Family Bottle, for ;3s. on which 9s. are saved (din) , in cluded), which has the words " Saml.Solonion, Liverpool," .• -engraved on the Stamp, without which none,can be genuine. The Cordial Balm of Gilead, Anti.lmpetigines, and Ab stergent Lotion, and " Guide to Health," are Sold by Mrs. Mathews, No. 18, Strand, London; Mr. Smith, Perfuwier, No. 38, and Mr. Raeburn, North Bridge; Mr. Baxter and Mr. Scott, South-Bridge; Mr,Davidson and •Husband, Elder and Co. Edinburgh; Mr. Baxter,- Glasgow; W. ,Cameron, Greenock ; G. Browning, Paisley ; H. Craw . ford, f , :iitnarnock • W. Young, Irvine * A, Forsyth, and P. • Whiteside, Ayr; Vfl. Crawford, GirOln •, Carson, New. Douglas; M ‘Mil lan, Kirkcudbright; T.M 4 C redie, Kirk 'duty; J. Blyth, Leven; J. Dempster, Cupar ; Allan, Dun dee; P. Craigie, Montrose.; I. Mitchell, and j. Anderson, bfrileen ; hr. White, Banff; M•lntosh, Inverness ; I'. Stornoway ; P. Taylor, Stranraer; lohnson and Bisset, Perth ; W.Anderson, Sterling; Coke and Reid, Leith ; Alexander, Dunk imline ; Wilson, Dunbar ; Vinnet, Ar. !mouth ; - Dickson, Inglis, Dumfries; 'Phorson, Berwiek;•. Weddel,- Aln wick ; Paterson, Arbuthnot, and jamirson,' - re. reread ; A. N.l'llonald, Trongate, Glasq.ow ; and by most iksellers and Verifiers of Patent Medicines in the United Kingdom. Tb the WORTHY; FO.F Ei and -f - N DE EN.DENT 1.51.7 K• GESSES of KINGSTON-UPON-HULL. t;ENTLEMES, I. AM deeply sensibl e o r the which krisl. been conferred upon ore by many or' the most tespvelable Members of your Body, in iir.otioe me to becorne.a 174r.M.1.,te to represent your Borough in l'xiiament, arid in cf,in:liene ing,.withotit my -knowledge, so active and very pr , misihg Canvass in my behalf. This invitation is the more grateful to me. lx!‘:atts:. expressly intend it as an additional testimony of the high sense which you entertain of my Father's Chatacteraud Ser vices you will, however, I doubt wit, giveetne credit for motives which cannot retied the lest disresped on the Ceti+ tier e n who haVe sinned the Resolutions in my favour, an. will pardon the proper feelings of aStin, iron this occasion express my determination to decline the of with which yon have honoured me. There. are some customs prevalent 'at Elealions in Hull which, however. sandithned by time, and in some degfeeby ' the pralice of those for whose attachment to the spirit of the Constitution I hive the highest respeet, and by wli o n i a • formation in these points has been in.vain attempted, w; - ,:fla" alone be sufficient to deter me from entering Parliament on the condition of complying with them. • • • I have also before my eyes a recent and memorable e3C.. ample of the effe.as which those customs produce ; since neither integrity, nor experience, nor talents, nor assidttoni attention to your interests, though repeatedly and publielk acknowledged by the truly respeda6fable part of your Body. have been able to insure to your foraier Representative alb favour of that numerous class of Burgesses on whose Votcl; the success Wan Election chieffy depends. Should the"time ever arrive when 1 may be able tp myself with confidence on your unbiassed Suffrages; I should 'esteem it indeed a.high and enviable distinttion to-represent a 130i0Ugh of the first - Commercial' . Impertancc, with •iv hlc4 my Family bas.been for many , generations intimately cortz Peded, and in which it can still boast of many firtrt and v luabie Friends. With the best wishes for your welfare, I have the Honour to be, Gentlemen. Your much obliged obnlient humble Servint, min THORNTON. St, jamees.square, May 4, i 307. ROCHESTER ELECTION A T a Numerous and Respeaable MILTING of the Worthy and Independent FREEMEN of CI T of ROCHESTER, held this Evening, at the Blossonis Inn, Lawrence-lane, assembled to consider of groper Persons to represent the•said ancient City in the ensuing Parliament, it was • Resolved UnanimOUsly,. That Sir THOMAS BOULDEN THOMPSON, Bart. and Sir THOMAS TRIGG E, Knight of the Bath, trom tn: candid, manly, and open manner in which they (whiiecaer ing their Services) have declared their most unequivocal de. termination to support the best of Kings, and preserve invio. late the Rights of the People, as alio from their wetl.known Characters. for Integrity and Ability, are proper Persons to represent the said City: Resolved Unanimously, That every. Freeman present do use their best exertions towards securing tile said Geutlemens' Election, and that tha utmost endeavours of each Freeman . present -be exei%ised in au immediate aid aaive Canvass for so desirable a piirp , se.' T. MOUL DEN, Chairman. Resolved Unanimously, Thor the Thanks of this Meeting be giVen to the Chair man, for his impartial,, upright, and manly Conduct in the Chair, May : 3, 1807. A P a numerous and niost respeetable MEET INc.; of the INDEPENDENT LIVERY of LON.. DON,.convened by Public Advertisement, at the New Lon.. don Tavern, Cheapside, the 30th April, iZo7 ; Mr. Alderman DOM VI LL E in'the Chair; Resolved Unanimously,. . That - Mr. Alderman Cotiche having discharged with Ai pence, zeal, ability, and independence the various and int. portant duties of Sheriff, Chief Magistrate, and Member of three successive Parliaments, and having uniformly support. ed the Rights and Privileges of his Fellow-citizens, is, in our estimation, the most fit and proper Person again to Re present this City in Parliament. That we will.use our most iitrenuous endeavours to pro. mote his Re-eledion, from a full cotividion that hh attach ment to the genuine principles of the Constitution cannot be shaken,, and that he will, with the same fidelity wh - .li has so eminently marked his condua, persevere in culti. eating the best interests of the Country. (Signed) IVM. DOMVILLE, Chairman. Resolved Unanimoudy, That the ThankS of this Meeting be given to Mr. Alderman DO MVILLE, for his attentive andimpartial Conduct in the Ci,air. • To the WORTHY INDEPENDENT LIVERY vz LOIt/DON. CtNTLEMEN, ‘. .J HAVE occm . pied almost eve!) , hour of every day since the Prorogation of Parliament in the. most as. siduOus Endeavours to pay my Respeets personally to every Liveryman .resident in the City, and it I have not plished that objeet, 1 trust that yo 6. will ascribe it ;Ao it v,',,nt of sufficient Time and corre , sl Lists. _ I can truly state, that in the course of my Canvass ! have experienced the—m?Olt Battering Testimony of Approbation from my 'Fellow Citizens, and it is with the greatest Con. •f,e,ence that I 'again solicit your Votes and zealous SuppOrt. I f.tel no sentiments of hostility, toward; either ofilte, Candidates who are Competitors with me for - j .pyr F,lvour. I ant irdiutteccd:soiely by the honourable A:nbition to be chosen by :;cu as one of your own Body to represent you in Parliament.. My Pretenions are my Attachment to my King, to my. Country, • and to you: My Pledge is to st-rve the Public, of which von constitute so lar k i,e a portion, deli. ' gently faithfully, and disMterestedlv. With great resp:!d, I have the iionour to he, Gentlemen, • Your much obliged and faithful humble Servant, H. C. CONllit, Guildhall-Coffie,hotsse, sth May, ISO 7. • Mr. Nldennari Combe's. CotTuttittec w;11 sit evey day a: Ten &Clock., at the guild:LW. Col:ea-house.