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rb)'S 'l. 1,.., te . . frif61 ;ate 1;11 - 4 P' --- ----- : ' ' g 1 . . ; 0 ' J1 8 ... V1 ''.--,., AV' 1 • ''. .• • 11 ...... -A.Antiite . . ..,,,,k , ,Nlr.i-- , *,,_. . . .. %'q4A‘e> :!:' ' ... - -, , •-vt . .. F • . • : 1. 7? ~.. t l ' .F %C.2:i ia, aim• . ' ..,....F . --/ ,--, : , 4rf, .. . • . , . 0 44:: !! , ..4..., , . -...,.., -- •,,N ...% , • • . 1 ,-frzr .-t.l - - N I a 10 4 - ir 0 • 1. gl . • "- .• the I her, 4 , r'N ,t'~iS~ 111.11. .1i .h Itk xicif t,k -VUMBER 4566.1 T U „P; SD A Y, MAY 5, 1807. SRI CE SIXPE \rCE; ,; ~r.. ~'i:u2- rs. uf . I THEATRE ROYAL,, DRURY-LAN E. THIS PRESENT EVENING, May 5, 1807, will be performed ADELGITHA;, Or, THE FRUITS OF A SINGLE ERROR. The. Charaeleis. by Mr. RAYMOND, Mr. H SWOONS, Mr. ELLISTON, Mr. , COOKE, Mr: CARLES, Mrs. POWELL, Mrs. H. SI DDONS, Kiss TIDSWELL, Miss BOYCE. The Prologue to be,Spolc..en by. Mr. BARTLEY, • Arid the Epilogue by Mr. ELLISTON. With (zith,timo a new: Grand Romantic Melo-Draine, called THE. WOOD atEMON; Or, THE CLOCK HAS S:FRUCK. With new Mu s ic; scenes, Machinery, Dresses. &c. The Overture:and-Music composed by Mr. Kelly. Hardykriute, Mr. DE CAMP; . - • •Guelpho, Mr.•PENLEV ; Willikind, ltlr: RUSSEL ; • Oswy, Mr. GIBBON ; Roll, Mr: WEBB ,- • Leolyn,' Mli;s C. BRISTOL ; Una, Mrs. - R., - S1 D.DONS ; tlotilda, Mrs. HA It LOWE ; Paufilm, •Ittiss-K.LLLY. Boxes 6s. . Second Price 3s,—Pits. §d. - Second Price ts. •Second Price' is.—Upper is. , Se cond P [ice 6d. -No Money, to.be rettirko._, , . Places. for the Boxes to be taken at the Doi-office, in Little aussel-street. • , - • • The Doors to be opened at Half-paM rite, and begin at Half-past Six.- '." • • " Adelgirha or,TheF,ru)ts of a Single Error ; with The , tV ood - • • •1 ~,••. - - • - . ‘--• THEATRE 'ROYAL, COVENT-CARDEN. - :TO -MORROW EVENING, May' 6,. 1807, will ne performed -• • . . 1 .• • THE INIP,TdIY . WIVES 01: WINDSOR: 0.• tiir lomi L'alstiitt;'iVlr. COOKE. - - -.. . WITH •, _• . • ' HARLEQUIN AND' MOTHER GOOSE; •Or, THE GOLDEN ECG. Principal Cliaraders , • Mother Goose; Mr. SIMMONS ; T-01-in, afterwards 110equin„ Mr. .K.ING and Mi. 110; NA, jun. ; , ..A.v aro , afterwards Pantaloon, Mr, b. BOLOGNA, *Squire itugle, afterwar4ts Clown, Mr. G RI M A 1.01 Oddfish, Mr. Mt NAG E' • - • Cabin-Boy (with a Song), Master SMA L, EY. toxes 6s, Sectin‘d Price 3s. —Pit 3s. 6d. SeCond Price 2S.—= taller v 2S. Second Price rs.—Upper.G•allery , is. Second *rice 6i. —No Money to be returned. Plat.:es for, the BOWS 4o be taken at the Box-office, in Hart- Street. • The Doors to be opened at' Mall-past Five, and begin at tialr.past Six. . • • Thuiiday,' hay Ix; or, The . Fatal Marriage ;. with The Ogreand - • • ETON ANI..\TIVE-ESARY will: be held at the , . t2rown a‘sicl Anchor Tavern. Strand,. on Saturday the 23d inst.—Tit kets, Hall. a-guinea each, to be Naas-the Bar of The Tavern; and those Gentlemen wlio.intend to bine at the Anniversary are regtiested by the President and Stewards to aend.for their Ticket 4 on orbefore Friday the zed. that Din ter may be provided accordingly. SOCIETY FOR THE SUITRESSION OF VICE, No 31, Essex-Street, Strand. r THE ANNUAL GENERAIIMEETING of the A E ItE RS: of this SOLI EFY tvill, be hetcl at Mr. rurk is's , the Uld Crown and Rolls Rooms, No. Ito, Chan eery_lane, on Monday the. t ith of M4y instant. The Chair to be (Any precisely at One o'Clock. By Order - of the Committee,. - • • . R RICHARD, Secretary. N.B. The Fourth Number of the Society's Report for gratuitous Distribution will be published the beginning of .dune, . • • • The NEXT DAY of DRAWING will be on TU-F,SpAY, May -,2,, when tne First.nrakva . ricket `will be entitled to TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS:. TICKETS and SHA4ES on Sale. at all . tbe Lot tery Offices. PRICE. W hole Ticket : iC , 9 la Half -- - , ClO 3 0 Eichth - - Li 1 2 0 Saarter - - - 5 3 o ' Sixteenth - . 6 6 TWI.N I 1 ,Tl - 106SANt)'P . OkiNDS . , NEVI. - rwEsDAY. • , Coinbilh sz,tharinA-Cross; and St. Margaret's .Hill, Bprough. . HoRNsBy And Co. rcTe6.l.fully acquaint the Public that, they are Selling Tickets and . Shaus war tl'„nted Undrawn, entitling the Fluliler to the above C i apit4l 4 " rite of 20,0a01. besides lour ot to,osol. four of 50,01. eight 4 2 . , 10001. eight ut Soal. Only a 'few clays-and t he D raw i ng t "' ,l l tit 'us I 1 All Prizes paid immediately by Hornsby ;an d co. . . • . • To 'BE SOLD; pursuant' to :a Decree of the . . or High Colin of Cha 46, madenina cery,. bearing Date the izth Day November 1 Cause. wherein THOMAS HIT E a Ll d'others are Plaintiffs, and R I CHA RI) W I 1.- .....01s; and THOMAS PEN RICE, Exteulqes and DeVisees • ',„, tl Tru.st, named in the Will Of JOHN; . lat.-tO RD - CITED, n 'ORTH, deceased, and others; are Defendants, before Samuel Compton Cox, F.sq. .otie.of.the Masters Of the said • .„‘ , onrt, separate and di4 Lois,'public Sale a CQOrn of.the7s4ir CRigt, Southafripton.ibuildings, Chan-- . ?1.1:- lane* ,Watton, on Tuesday the gth, and - Wednesday the oth Daya-cf lune, 18.7, between the Hours of Eleven in the Forenoon, anti Four a''Ciock hi:the A fternOdif Of each of the said Days, T ,Sertain +STA i;ES, late the Property, of the Rt. Hon. ) FIN LORI) Cli CD WORTH, -deceased; cgtsi;tiugof the MANORS of Great WiSlifind, SpOleforti, Steeple Lang rd; Wititerboiime-Stoke, Hacklestone, West Kingtdd, anti _ Fttleton; and certain- EsTAT ES at , Little,WishfOrdi, Ifer- Zick•St. larnts, Maddington, Netheravon, Matins. try, and llighwnrth in the County of WILTS_ Also, the oNO Rof CUBBEItLY, in Gee Comity of LOU C ES., f 411 * Together with the . A.DVOWSONS of Great 'Wish. ray Wintelbourne.Stoke, Nettleton, and Cubberly. articulars whereof may be had (grat is) at the s tid4litster's 4411 1bers ; at the Office of Richard Wilsort, Esq. Lincoln's- Fields, London ; of Mr. luhn Charlton, Land Sul vt) or, tutorutton, near Mete, Wilt s ; of Mr. Collins; Printer, 5a1i5„,124., „,12 4., veil, ;of Mr. Crutteil, Printer, Bath ;of :M li essrs. a:1 Tor on ' Land Surveyors, Cirencester,; of.llr 'Crouch, .14r- Ivo , near Salibury ; oi Mr: TrUCIII,II, CliC(loi6rth,, near rthleach ;orM r. • Com iy , the CI real iouse, , . West I , "Won: the ). in. i tat Inn Salisbury, Warminster, s in LiAt' it, 'ltippelaham, Circiict:Acr, Clteltcn , and Glou c ester ; and ut MoSs,rs. Richardson, Son,. and Land SUrveycrs, Lincoln's-Inn rtelds.aforesaid ; at • .` 1 e Office Plaits of theSeverat EstatVs may be seen. 'Ph May, 48,7. VICTUALLING.OFFIC April z 7, Igo7 TaE . COMMISS(OIVERS'for VICTUAir_,LiiVG HIS 111 . AYE' S7V.el . .lido itere6y give A/Wee, 7 hat oN rtsesda,t• the tzt, of 10477:text,• ihej...iifte he • ;fitly to receive Tenders in .wriiing sealed ap), and heat for • 6, , e Hi:wired Tons of BLACK SIVIV RNA -or A RAISINS, toby ansnuerahle to Samples to be- prod:,icedsv.;thibe Fe..-ders ; and for • TWo Hundi.jd 7Ons of 0' ENI) INE OA r N't B A L. ; io beitidive;ed into His Safest:J.' s, Vie7ualling hiYiss a! Dept ford, is viz. The kaisins, one Half thereo; in a ..Portnt e ,a-61 and ihe Re, anaina'er in a Illonib ;"'and the Oatmeal, one Half. 16ret*-,eof in (Pie, Month, and the other flail in one Manila afterwaids ; and 0,6 e paid 1:r &Bills,' pa .. ."1 , /6 . • . , itins•U days after date. The Condit:ions of ' the Contra . ..l may ,be "seen at the .-Sicietary's Na Oce regard will, be had to an. 7. Teiderin which the ! Price shall' not he inserted in noorb at lore), .hat' 'shall kw fie delizlel'ed to the Board before . - .one on' the the 12th of 3/4" next,' nor aides: the PersOn.nybo makes the Tender, or some Pe'r'son on his behalf, etitendi, to anewer, whin called ter- PICA, • .:" • • • - 'l6lay 4,- tgrf.. fHE CO MMISSIONERS747 . -VIC717)11,L1.11 , HIS jIrI.7ESTY',I NAVY- . 2lo•hereby give Notice, That on Tuesday next, the I;th Inst. .. , hey be .I:eady.to receive , Tenders, nvritisT7 sealed .4)), "and treat for PwQ flan,died Tan: of MUSCOVADO SU GAR, to be Answerable to .nip.lfs to be produced with ttie Ten‘lers ; to "be :I,ll,ered in the - Original Packages - at the• ty.to Fifty Tons per Week, I:,ito the l'itquallingStora at llptford ; and `to be 'paid for by Bills, jlayable, -7 1vith - hetet ett,,ninetY days after Atte. , • 'The ('auditions of the Contraa tn.g/. he seen at the. Sect etas 's No regard will be bad to any _Tender in: which the P.-ice shad not be inserted ft ivord.r.at length, or that shall n , t be delivered toae Board before One' .o'Claek athibe said Taisday next, the. lith. Install); nor unless'the Perton. who makes the ',fader, or -.mine 6th,,4,, , 41,,,,dr, ,insiver', fpr. ' . April 27, 1807. HE . .PRINCIPA I/OFFICERS of" ISIS Mel _ ,"PEST }-, oRDivd,NcE do 1., , ,, eby gi-z.e l'i tiller Th.tt Pt °ludas will 4e - 14i-chid. ,It their Opice, in Pall Mall, an cr before illoaday,. the_. kid) of 11-1); next, ft:oin I liils 1'i,5.1,,i a i 1.o:0- . be willing to'uniiet - take the Performance of the tendamtmtioned Work, aid ..sup.pt ‘the'Yolloicilfg' Materials for the ordnance. Buildings to be construoted at - Lewish.ant, .Ke4t, viz.; . The Nrfortnanir of sae CA'RI'ENTIRS' aud JOINERS' Won as 'may be ;lulled. - • , . . . • 'The .SupplyOf such LNG LISI-1 and FOREIGN T'l . l`lllER as may be wanted . , • - - ' • • '•• -:,. , . - _ ' The Perfien!nnee or such BRICKLAYERS', ~,N1 ASONS', PAVIORS'. SLATERS', VAINTERS', — PtUNIBERS' . and C LAZI E RS' it ark as 11:4"• be revircd. . . Plans and: S'pecifications' qvbe Work to be perf.rmed, together with eve?). necessary Information - •o. the Subjcil,..tsuly 4e obtained qv; .4Pplie.ztion beingmadi at the Sect etary'l Office io Pall .liall,' an ' l4 °"°4 ii' , : 4th 0.1 May .ne.t. , , whet e the Ptiptii,4'ts'at'e to he de-' livered, sealed up, and endorsed, '6 ProtoSals for ihe : Per for ma-ice of WOrk for Sig - 14.V' Timber) at Lewishato,” bhi no Ptak :sal can be admitted after the said i tth of il2. y . . next„, dr 7. , 4,,1ve. o , chig.k at Mon of the same d. t y, nor will any. Tender At. noticed, unless the Pali) , maki;.g it, or. an. Agent .in his behalf, sbakat.'-f . tend- ' .. . 'fly, Order tfthe Board, "'• - - .. ' . . . Secretary., R. H. CREW, ry., _.. •• MONEY. OBLEMEN GENTLEMEN, .'&V. are re -11 spettfully informed, they ;lia r be supl.led with Money to any aniount, ()if terms equal to Mortgage, secured on F ree -I:eakhold Land or Houses, Money in the :.gods, Marriage Settietnetitr,* Widows" loihittres, Clergy_ nien'&ll-ivings, or Any other Property; Persons . of respectabi lity may be supplied on their:personal Security only, .Gen tlemen. will find ever . ) , liberal accommodation without delay. Application freini l ,l7welve till Two,. or Letters (post paid) addressed to Me:4os. Willo and Co: No. tc., Soutli-st,eet. Berkeley-square. • • THE •KNIGHTSBR IDGE ANNOJTV BANK, . No. S. Lower joho-Strect, — COlltii . ..quare, T'STABLISkED many Years, for supplyingthe Public with . Moncy to any amount, upon every species of Real and Personal Security, at Annuity Interest, is under -the management of a single Diredori - whereby-the public-4y attadled to modern' Institutions, conc. - tutted by numerous Di. "tedofs," and the Ftislas supplied by a multiplicity of 'Stir). scribers, is avoided ; nuts are the Names el the Parties record ed in Office Bcolcs tOr genvral inspedion, and transmitted to Postert The tediousness ana hotuality of COunsel is (its., pensed ‘5.411; the. business is t , ansatted with tacilitl, and without any e-caclion. exposure or • • _ _ - „ The 'Public . atetia - apply personally, between the hatirs vf. Twelve and Five, or by L tetsl post- paid), addressed to the . Director of the Knightsbridge bank; No. 8, Los street, Golden-square: •- Isl.B. Bills discounted. This I).ty ‘vas published, ptice . 2s:W. • THE DISCOVERY. of the TRUE Aud RAL, ERA of MANKIND, and the-Means of carrying it into ltiZ:Ct. . . Printed' •tor 1. Johnson, St. Paul's Churchyard; and 1. Natchard, . ' This Day was published; price 3s. • and fil A4 E sure N P S ro a sp d e e rra t l e td ti-loaptiirliel'iejslroefseiiiiite Crisis EMPIRE ; or, Proposals for the proper Maliag,:inent of Piiblic Allatrs, and for- procuring an immediate, advanta6eotis, secure, and per- Ina:lent reeh:z. ~ _ . Vrinted tur Johnson, SE haul's Church-yard ; and f. Hwchard, PiceadilJy. . " - • ' ROSH NtAl'lLl?A's NEW 'WORK. This Oily was pub;ished, . , • In .Four Volumes, price lighten Shillinvs. 'THE LIBERTINE. By CLIARLOTTE DA,. CR.k..., better ItiliAoll as KOS.A- M ATI I,D A., Author of..lUuts of Solitude, - N Likrot . St• Onl.er's, Zotioya t ,434o. 1 Printed 10, 1 7 .-.Cadell and W. Davies; Strand. 'ills Day was published, Handsomely printed, in One Volume Dein) , Quarto, price • • • - iteG uirtealn boaid, • rr 11E PRESENT STATE of TUR KEY ; • toge , - ther with the Geographical, Political, and Civil•Statc of the Principalities of. Moldavia and Vallachia. , Front ob_ servdtionS inadeAnring a residenCe of fifteen y'e a 'rs in Constan tinople and the Turkish Provinces, •' ' • lbr THOMAS THORNTON,•Esq. '.• •Printed ter . 1.• Mawman, in , the Poultry. In a few Daj's'Wiil be published,- In One-Volume SvO. by C. amid R. lialdWin, Bridge. , .street, FRE EPICS ofihe TON ;'or; the Glories of the • Great World. 'A Poem, in Two Books., • With Notes rand Illustrations. - • ()nines illacrymabiles . r.glitur, ignOtique longs • NocteVarent qiiia irate Saro. —l-TO R O say, shall those who just : so •nright have shone, • • liicalterremembranee wlizti they gait the Toh t .Their:laurel.; wither'd, and their name forgot, A s dog on dunghill has been said to rot ! • OSSIAN IN THE•ORIOINAL. . This Day was published, In Three Vols. Royal Bvo. price 21.. as., in. boards. or elegant . ly printed on Imperial Paper, price 31. hs. 6.1; - E --H E POEMS of OSSIAN in 1116 Original with L•rt,:ial Translatioii's, into-Latin, by the late R. :• MA TVI together . with u, Dis ,ertatioil on the of the Poet - 11s t by Sir 10:-IN N C L - atid Traaslation frOrn the Italian of the Abbe Cesarottt's Dissertatidn on the Controversy u thenticitv, with Notes and a Supplemental Essay,•by 011 N RT' M'AHUR, LL.D. London - : Printed by W. Bulmer 'and Co. and published under the sanction of the Flighhighland S6riety nt'Lotidun, by C. and; Wm. 1'44;01, Booksellers . tó hi s 'Majesty, Creech,. Bell, and iiiadfute, Constable and Cu, ; and 'Archer bulAhl. • GENERAL ELECTION. TotheGENTLEATEN',QLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the Cut.l.TY, of IMCKS. •••• G EN T LEM EN, . „ S the circumstances, Under which, on the gth .i instant,, you re-eleeted me one. of, your ::Representa tives, continue the same, 1 have no hesitation in again offer itch myself to your notice; and lope Im iy feel a well grounded confidence, that, in soliciting a repetition of that distinguished 1 - lonour e .which so lately ypu unanimously con ferred upcin me, 1 comply with, what i believe to be, the' geueral wish to preserve the Pe ace - an d independence of the County ; and that you will honour me -with your Votes and Interest .on the day of Eledion. . 1 have the flonour to be; 'Gentlemen,. . - With the greatest resped, Your most obedient and most humble Servant, • SCOTT TITCUIFLEI,I3; London,- April 151.13.' The Rio Sheriff has appointed a •Spec.ial County 'court to be held in the. County Halt; at Aylesbury, on Mon 4aythe ittli of May next, at TATIVG O'clock at. Noon, for the -piitpose of the Election. Toth . e . GEIITIEMEN O ,CIEKGV,tid FREEHOLDERS of th,;-!C..:OII.NTY - - A SUDDEN. and precipitated Dissolution of Par / !lament again calls you to the.exerciseuf your eledive ;Rights; and upon this event, `your' l'ate - estintahla and' eqecinect 111t-niber, Mr.' • Plumer,"has expressed his detertni. nation of withdrawing himself from public life. 1 ant not, the fore , - Gentlemen," upop the present oeca sior,infiii.encedliy those motives which, at the last General Eledion, induced me to refrain from aspiring at the objvd of in . :- hilliest ambition, the Representation of the County of rts iti Parliament. - If I shall r 4. so fortunate as to be thought not unworthy of th::t Sacred „trust for ,which I am a Candidate, it shall never.be exercised by me but with industrious attention to file local Interests of the County, and unremitting observance -of the Coatitutional Privileges of the People. • I have the tumour toyer:lain, Gentlemen, ' , • ' • • Your obedient faithful Serv a nt, The Hoo, Monday, May 4. THOS. BRAND. To the CENTLEMEN,, CLERGY, YEOMANRY, and JNI)EI'ENDENT IREEHULUErRSofthe COUNTY of. G LOIJC ESTE R, GENTLEMEN, A. NI immediate 'Dissoliition of Parliament hal , - ing taken . place, I have the [Amu' again to address you in behalf of my . Uncle Vice-Admiral _Berkeley, to reg Vest :the favour of .your Support and Interest for hint on the day of Ejeetion for the County of . whet - fever that may take place. The very numerous a l ipearai i e e o f hi s Friends, alitt their expressions of 1:19 conduct in Parliament, on a Tfortner Dissolution, gives me thelluttvring hope s o f .his being again thought worthy to represent you .on the present occasion. • I have the Honour to be, Gentlemen, Your most obliged and obedient hiunble Servant, DUItSLEY. Spring Gardens, April 29. • . TotheGENTLE Nil EN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS °I - the COUNTY of GLOUCESTER. • . , cENTLRMEr, LTIS Majesty having deemed it expedient to Dis =7A. salve the Parliament, allow me again to offer m) self fcr the tit:moor of being'eleOed one of your genre f-seritatives. Having been so lately, entrusted by,yo u w i t h t hi s - .important Charge in a manner so unanimous and so flattering to my feeling, I hope I shall not be thought presumptuous in a third time soliciting the layout of your Support ; and be insured I shall ever endeavour to evince, by my conduel, a firm attachment to the King and Constitu.4.ion, as well as to the Interests of the County of Gloucester. I have the Honour to be, Gentlemen, Your most Obliged and devoted humble Servant, - R. EDWARD H. SOMERSET. Grosvenor-square, April 30, 1807. A T amonerous and respeobble MEETING held at HU LL, on Tim rsddy, April 39, 18:1, .• WILLIAM. OSI3OURNL, lisq, hi the Chair; Resolved Unauimously, That the several Persons present at this Meeting are cleepi ly impresscd . with the grateful recollection of the numerous and important Services rendered to this l'o,,vn by SA MU r: Id THORNTON, , Esq. durtn e ; the time he represented it in Parliament. • u ni s Meeting, wiating to evince . their gratitude:to Mr. yHORNTt )N for those services, itacild.to support, to the utmost of their power, his eldest Son, I , f)HN I'llo TON, Esq. at the ensuing Electioa, as .a Candidate kr the Representation of this Borough. ' That the Worthy and Independent BurAesses of Hull be 'most earnestly leg:tested, at tins critical and.itnpo: pe. nod, to prove themselves firmly attached to their King, their Countr, their kelikiuti, and their Laws, strenuously sup porting Mr. JOHN TH ( WsN:rON, wlruaC FAtin-r, during twenty years Represen!atkon'or.olis •cown. guisiied hintsell fl.: Loyitity,yatriotiszn, and - ttacuiritnt to the Rratestaut; Religion; the Constitution of 'this Kingdom. W; OSBOURN E, Chairman. To the WORTHY, FREE, and P•:DEPENDENT BUR GESSES ut KINGoTON-UPON-HULL. . . cENTL A m.F.N, XAM deeply sensible of ,the Honour •which t as been conterrzti upon me by manyot the most respeCtable Itternbersof your Body, in inviting rue to cecoine a Candidate to represent your Borough in .Parliament, and •in continent.' Mg, without my knowledge, an .active and yery promisiiig Canvass in my behalf. This invitation is the more grateful', io me, because you expressly intend it as an additional testimony .of the. high sense which you entertain of my Father's CharaCter an t i Vices ; you will, hoW, - -yer, doubt not, girt me.ciedit, fur motives which cannot reilecl the le ist disrespect on the Gen tlemen who have- signed the Resol.utiona in my favour,. will pardon.the proper feeling's tif a Son,.if on this occasion express toy determination to deOtiie toe oiler with which you have honoured toe. • • • • There are some customs prevalent at , Elections in Hull which, however sandioned 'by time , and in some degree by. the practice of those for. whose attachment to the spirit of the Constitution 1 have the highest re.;peCt., and by whorn-a re_ forthation in these points has hee,d in - vain attempted, - alone be - . sti - to deter me- front entering .Varlianictit.on. the condition of coini)iying with'titern. ' I also tw.c.r;: my eves a• recent and inemonible.ex ample of the • clfe:As which- those customs product;, siuce neittierjatt•grity, • net experience - ,•- nor talents, nor assiduous .attention to your interests, though repeatedly and publicly. acknOwledged by the truly respectadable 'part-of your Hotly, have been able to insure to your former, Representative the favour of that numerous class of Burgesses on whose Vote:: the oi an El-evaion Oncfly il. penti , Stic.)u;dihe titne-ever arri vG. wl:en i IT ahle.to throw tn;;eli wit li.cmiticience . on. your uribi at.sed S u 1 should esteem itiwteed a Witham" enviable distinctioo to repr.'ient a liwrottgli Of the first Comniercial .turrlortance; , with , N hich my Family has been 1(4 many „ei r•ttioits infianately cut and in which it can still boast of many firul and va lu.ible Wita the best wishes for ynur welfare, .1 have the Honour to bc, Gentlemen, Your much obliged oberlic.nt hull - fide Servant, JOHN . .CHURN - FON. St fautes's-square,.M:y 4, ,ISO 7. ‘OF,I\TEAL,:_E * I:;rtiiON". COUNTN I I ,- •PF,RTFT. ' . ,t• . • • THE Freeholder., of the County of Perth are fe• pectfully inf,rated, that Unit --General Campbell, conathaticting the Northern Pistriet in Ireland, is now on his wav t 6 Scotland, to olfitt hinisclf a Candidate for the Honour: of Representing the County in the next 'Parliament. 3atil April, 1307. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and F&E El-WL DE RS of the COL.NTY of YORK. GINTLEMEN, • ATHEN I first announced to you my-intention v i of hecerning a Candidate f o r t h e County of York, I was not aware of the reason wh!ch has induced ,your worthy Representative, Mr. Fawkes, to retire fr o m public life, A Itholigh 1" lament as much as he does . th.e_rccent events Which have caused him to take this unfortunate step, and re gret theist still more as -having deprived the Country of theT Serviees of such a man, I do not think that the increasing diffi c ,fl u i cs that arise in the discharge of parliamentary duties , ought to deter any other, ecidally incorrupt and independent man, front of ring you his services. In that charaCter I ear.' nestly request the 'favour_ of your support on the day of no miuittion and on that, of 1 leetion. _ I havettic Honour to C,'Airierrten, Y6ur ith# uLagd obedient Servant, 11,4,MT0N, ALDERMAN SIR WILLIAM CURTIS Bart THE COMMITTEE for Coniluah la the Re el•eaimk of Sir WILLIAM CU RTI s, to be one of the Piepresentatives.ofthis City in Parliament, earnestly request the early and full Attendance of - those Gentlemen of the Li.. very who ire. iii the interest 'of the worthy Baronet, at Guild hall, v.)...mog r ßow, at Twelv ; o'Clock precisely, being the day appointect.for the F.ledion, to support his Nomina tion: they will be thankful . for any communications to promote that 'desirable m end, at his Chabers, at the Old South Sea House, where the -Committee sit daily to rective them. Old South Sea House, May 5, tBo7. To the WORTHY INDEPENDENT LIVERY,of LONDON. - - - - CFNTLEMEN, THATEV,ER of public or of private inconve. nience may 'arise from so sudden a Dissolution of Parliament, it gives to me persbnally no regret, because it brings (though temporarily) into prattice a principle long settled in my mind, - that the A ppeal.of the Repre sentatives to their Constituents should be More frequent than by Law they are • In the last three Parliaments you have t:-en pleased to honour ine with your confi dence ; during that time it has been my fortune to have been sometimes the opposer and sometimes the supporter of Ministers ; hut in neither case have I ever felt any dread bf their pOwer, or benefit from their favour; the Public Interest has been theonly motive that ever actuated tin con•iuitt, and a continuance of your Confidence the only Reei , :npence I looked to: I throw myself again upon your consideration, arid in soliciting nitist earnestly .as I do the titv , ur ot• your Votes to return rite as one of your Representatives in the next Parliament, I repeat to yort my assurances of an unalterable attachment to the Constitution of our Country, and I promise you a continuance of that Independence, which, I trust, has hitherto manifested itself in my public conduit. Wednesday, the 6th of May, being the Day of Eleotion, your early Attendance at Guildhall in my favour will be acknowledged. With great respel, I have the Honour to be, Gentlemen, Your much obliged and faithful humble Servant, H, C. COMBS, Great Ritssell-street, April 27, 1837. Curnbe's Connnittee will sit every !ley at Ten o'Clock, at the Guildhall Coffee-house,where any com. munications will be considered anfavour. To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT LIVERY of the CITY of LONDON. - -•• GENTLEMEN, KDissolatiOn of Parliament having , taken place, and a Meeting of the Livery of this City; far the Elec tron of their Representatives, being a ?pointed for W E DN ES DAY N EXT. the 6th of M.3v, permit nieinost respettfully to solicit the honour of an early and numerous attendance, in Common Ilan, on that occasion. !laving in my public Address stated to you the principles which will regulate my condudt, if I am placed in the import ant trust orone of your Representatives, I need not here repeat declarations of my attachment to our beloved Sovereign and our most excellent Constitution ; or assurances of my being 'free from every party engagement, and determined to sup port such measures as shall most eLteetually preserve that Constitution inviolate. F.or the privileges, commerce, and prosperity of the City of London, I am conscious that . I e»tertain the strongest re gate., 'anti, I trust, that the knowledge and experience, ac quired by a perseverin. application, through out m y ;whine lite, to•COmmercial• pursuits, will obtain tOr me, on these points, your full coari,tence. • The very Nattering support which I have received from my Fellow-eitizens,justifies me in presurningohat you give me. credit for the sincerity of these priatessions ; and 1 can only alit, that r,liouid I he the ohjedt of your -choice, it shall be itistiv.iy or any life to tultil the engagement which I have so detiberately undertaken. • It is tray anxious wish to pay my personal respells to every Menthe( of the Livery ; and I beg them to believe, that iu thOse instances in which I may fail :or ( so doing, it is only owing to the inaccuracy of lists; or the unintentional over sight of an extensive, and haste canvass. the Honour to be, • ‘V.ith the greatest respect, Gentlemen, Your moat-faithful Servant, . J. P. tuNK.EY. The Committee in thei ntetestof Mr. Alderman Hanker Will in future meet daily- at Goldsmiths' Hall, where any information and assistance will be thankfully received. Minaing-lane, May 1, 18i,7. rrHE 'COMMITTEE ibr:Conduaing the ELEC TION of AtDE It MAN HA NK E Y very earnestly entreat the Worthy and Independent - .Livery who have zeal. supported !urn in his Canvass, to be early in their attend:awe. t the Comilla:I. Hall,. on WEDNESDAY next, as his Friends have every reason to exiled the Return in his fa siour, unless a consciousness of security should induce a re. Taxation in their exertions Mincing-lane, May 4. ROCHESTER ELECTION A T a Numerous and Respedable MEETING of tivi Worthy and Inddpendent i 1.2 E E M EN ofthe CITY of ROCHESTER, held this Evcning, at the Blossoms Inn, ,Lawrency-lane, assembled to consider of .proper Persons to -represent the said4incicnt City in the ensuing Parliament, it Was .• ReStAved UnanimenNlv, • That .Sir THOMAS Bt)ULDEN .THOM.PSON,- Bart. and Sir . THO)iYiAS TRI GG Knight of the - 13iith,.trout the candid, rrianly, awl open manner in which they (while offer log their Serve dechred their most. Anitytiivoc:;., , de termihation to suni.rott the best of Kings, • and preaetve Lite the Rights tit the People, as a;so from their welt-known Ch,ii;iders for Integrity and Ability, are pr6per Persois, to, repu;sem the amd - city, Resolved Unaniinously, , _• . - That every 'Freeman present do use their best exertions towards securing the said Gentlemens' Eilectu,n, and that th e utmost endeavours or each Freeman pre,:nt be excr...ised i►i en immediate ;nd attive Canvass• for ,a) rabic a warp T. MO T.J LI) EN, Chairman. _ _ • Resolved Unanimously, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given tb the Chair- Min ? for his impartial, upright, and manly Cotulud in the Chau% 'May 3, 1807. . . . . - ': :VI ESSRS. ASI-11.:ET's NIGHT.' ' - - . I le _ • N WIIITSUN-EATE,, SATURDAY, May U 5, 18 will IN..geKtotmAd,-at the Theatre.Apyal,Coveht- # _ Garcien.'' , . • -A - GA. ZiNi:3. SELBCTIO N . OF NIT:ISIC ' , '- . b .Vromitur co.iippition 9 ( tike inuit favourite AutlioP .t rOf the'pdrrieuttrsolwhiz:h see,tte prinit-d Bills, being tvo tc . nurrizrous. - 17; i„..ser.t.rovin an.Advertisenten. i. •:. 'lr ! . Principal Vocal l'erf rrocrs, . ,i :-;•;••-•-t . ' Mrs. Di CKONS, gig . noraitlQH ETI,'Mrs;BLAND, , .ti Madame DUSSEK, Mrs. VAUQEAN, li • . Miss M E :k:Dsttt W'S,.infi Madame EWANCHI, " ---":‘ 'ti Mr. blk-ekf I , AI, Air, YAU • cItiAN, -Mr. EVONS, • • I , lr. DOYLE - all* Mni 13E LLAMY; 3C . ..