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. . .;• *"." .4.-. N. si-,:.\: - t . . 1\ liglifr, ..\„ ', s ,, ~,,t . / • , 1• ! c. i• - i -- ;?..: -- '`::. .;,.,. - , f 1 ":----".."---Wa - 1•• .A: - ..\ -: ieZl ~,;•p.,, .; ----f . -. 2 ''''.-------':. S 1 '1(04 .:.... J 1 7 4, 0 • . , . 4////jii \ ',\ \ • . FRIDAY, OCTOBER. 9, 181-L /UMBER 112137.1 [PRICE SIXPENCE-ITALFPENNT. THEATR ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. LOTTERY OFFICE, SOMERSET-PLACE, October 1; 1812. riOHE COXIMIBSIONERB AppOilited for Ma naging the LOTTERIES do hereby give Notice, that Numbers of TICKETS and SHARES in all preceding LOT-: TERIES may be examined at this Office, every ,daY between the hours of Tea and Three, (Sundays and Holidays excepted) with their authenticated Lists of Benefits and Blanks. . . CONTR-ICT FOR PETERSBeRGH : 7 Nn.cy- ! 9siee„Oetpber-1, 1812. PRINCIPAL O.FFICInS and SIONERS of HIS MAJESTFS N/IVY do hereby give NotaT; That on Thursday, the 15th Instant, at One o'Cl:och, they will be ready to treat with such Persons as mety be willing to Contract for supplying his 3fajesty's several, DOckyards, nuy one or More of them, with RIGA or PETERSBURGIL INCH ox HAND MASTS. ENERA. 11 _It:: ,ECT EON. TO -MORROW LIVENING, Ocr. 10, 1812, will be acted,aNew Grand nomautic Drama, called To the anti. !ND :I)I',I‘,;DENT LIATaT of THE _ETI110P; Or, THE CHILD OF THE DESERT. Principal Characters. The iEthioli, Mr. C. KEMBLE: :•' SARACENS. EGEF..TON, Mr. SIMMONS, Mr. LISTOg, Mr. TREBY, Mr. MURRAY, Mr. ATKINS,. Mr. T7NNEY, Mr: DUitUSET; Miss LOGAN, Mrs, DAVENPORT; Miss LESFAVE, Mrs. EMERY, &c. &c. THE TRIBE OF ALI. Miss S. BOOTH, Mr. YOUNG, Mr. jEFFERIES, Mr. PROOK, Mr. I Mr. Mickel, Mr. Norris ; Mrs..H. JOHNSTON, &c.•&c. GREEKS, • Mr. FAWCETT, Mr. BROADHURST, Messrs. Baker, Cardozo, Jackson, W. Truman. Mrs. C. KEMBLE. To which will be added, the revived Comic Barletta of MIDAS. • Apwto, siNct,Am l , 13 • .^u Mr EMERY - Midas, Mr. LISTON; Dammtas, Mr. TANI OR ; Sileno, Mr. FAWCETT ; Mysis, Mrs. LISTON; • • Papillae; Mrs. STERLING; Nysa, Miss BOLTON. • , LONDON. GENTLIvir.&, VOUR kind and flattering Approbation evinced 7n CM•anon, Hill, at the time of nomiriaticn of Relfresentaives foi , 2 - the ensuing ParliaMent, on the dis tinguislie.d situation in whic:i you have this day . placee derrinds the earliest and warmest expressions of lily grateful thanks. -Be assured, Gentlemen, I" feel an increased zeal for your interests, and a deterrUfried re'sUltition to Per , eVt- , --s in those public principles which have been the/ invariable rule of My past conduct _in five suceessive Parliaments. It remains far me still, respectfuliy and earastly to solicit your continued exertions in my favour, to confer uu me the high honour of representing and serving you a sixth time in the BritiAt Ifouse of Connuoils And .the COMMISSIONERS appointed to take in the BE NEFIT TICKETS of the FIFTH LOTTERY; Anon 1811, do hereby.gire Notice, that they will attend atitheir Office, i❑ Somerset-Place, on Tuesday, the Twrity-seventh, and Thurs day, the Twenty-ninth Days, of October instant, from Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon until One b'Clock in the Afternoon niStribution of the Masts, and a Form of. the Tender,_ ;nay be .4.enat this Cyhee. No Teurle;:-i ill he receii•ed after byre o'clock, on the day of Treaty; nor any noticed, unless the Party, or an "Vent for_ hini, attends. • . on each day, to tike in and enter the BENEFIT TiCKETS . of the 'said Lottery,' to be each aged for Certificates pur suant to the Act of Parliament in that behalf. And for the better dispatch thereof, the said COAMIS SIONERS will take in and enter the BENEFIT TICKETS, beginning No. 1, and ending No. 5000, in the Class A, at one seat, and the BENEFIT TICKETS -beginning No. and and ending No. 5000,. in the Class B, at anotlierseat, and the d'erconS possessed thereof are directed to take Notice,' and bring with their Tickets separate LiAs thereof, formed in Nu merical Order, and adapted to each Class of the said Seats, .and at the bottom of such Lists to write the Name, and pro per additioni of the Persons to be inserted in the Certificate as the FroprietorS' of the said TieketS, and the value thereof, and they are farthei ileiired to bring their Tickets for entry as early as possible. And the said COMMISSIONERS also give further Notice; that Certificates for all the said BENEFIT TICKETS which shall be brought to be entered on or before Thursday, the Twenty-ninth day of October instant,will he delivered out on Tnesday, the Third, and Friday, the Sixth days. of November next, after which the said Commissioners will take in and enter Tickets on Tuesday, the Tenth, Wednesday, the Ele venth, and ThOrsday; the Twelfth days of November next, and deliver out Certificates on Monday, the Sixteenth day of November next (Holidays exceptedj. And all Persons are desired, when . they come for their Certificates, to bring Du plicates of their Lists, left at this Office, other Wise the same cannot be delivered to them. . . Byer? Tender must be accompanied by a Letter addressed to the Navy Board, and signed by two resynnsible Persons, en gaging to:become bornd with the Person tendcrirT, in the 531.72 of 5000 i. for the,.dqe performance of the Contract. .„ I remain, GenCemen, • . Your verxfaithful, devoted, and'obdient Servant, WM. CURTIS. - V IC TUAL L ING-OFFICE, Oct. 6, 1812. THE COMMISSIONERS for VICTUALLING His..II,LIESTY'S NZ FT do hereby give Notice, That in Tuesday, the 10th Instant, they will be ready to receive Tenders in writing-; (sealed up), and treat for Two 'lnn dred and Eights , Thousand Gallons of WEST INDIA RUM, to be delivered at the Ports and in the proportions undermen- Honed; viz. Old outh-Sea House, Oct. s, 1812. STATE OF THE POLL, FoUnTii HAY. Sir William Curtis ..... 3042 Alderman Atkins . 9489 Alderman Combe ;4437 stir. N.iitliman 1647 Alderwua Shai , 27 0 4 Alderman Wood - '5.10 Places for the Boxes to b 6 taken of Mr. Brandon, at the lieNV Box-Office, .!art-street. The Doors -viii be opened at half-past Five, and the Play begin at half-pest -Boxes 7s. Second Price 3s. Gd.—Pit 3s. Gd._ Second Price 2s. Lower. Gallery 2s. Second Price Is.;---Upper Gallery is. Se cond Price-6d. Sir .1 1 ;iilliain Curti: 's ttee dail'y at the Old &Rah will be thankfully rc- Sea Nouse, where any comma cciyed. To the FREEIIOLI)ERS of the COUNTY of NAIILV: Th,! new Grand Ropiantie Drama, called The )Ethiop, or the Child of the Desert, haring excited the deepest interest, and been received with the muAtunqualified applause, will be repeated every night till further notice.—On Tneiday ansl Thursday, with the revived l3urletta of Midas, • The Public are respectfully informed that Mr. Mathews is engaged at this Theatre, and will make his first appearance on Monday nest, in the Farce of Killing no Murder. A New Farce has been some tithe in preparation, and will .be produced iMmediately. *, • „ - Also an Opera,.ealled The LOrd,of the Manor, (the Music chiefly by the late Dr.• Jackson), is in a forward state of re tival, and will be acted as soon as possible. Diiptfoi.d Portsuwuth Plymotith ' Gallons. 100,000 100,000 • BO,OOO GENTI.rMir.N, Dissolution of Parliament being; pected, I beg leave to offer myself as a Candidate for representing my native County. In aspiring to this honour, I desire not to rest my pretensions to your support by an sumed display of the grandeur and antiquity of my family, or of empty title ingioliously obtained ; it sufficiently gratifies my pride to reflect, that i am -tic legitimate desi:endant •of -the man whese,mune I bear, who, during along life, con tinued to render essential services to the County whose .suf- 980,000 One Half thereof in the course of One Month from the date of the Contract, and the other Hay in One Month afterwards, and to be paid for by Bills, payable with Interest, Ninety Days after date., The ,Conditione -Of the Contract may be seen at the Secre tary's (101'a. frages I now solicit, and whose footsteps it will ever be my first pride to pursue. . I have the honour to be, • VETERINARY COLLEGE: PROFESSOR: 'COLEMAN COURSE of LEcTuRE:i on, the ANATOM Y, PITY- SMLOGY, and PATUOLOG of tin! 10RSE, on iNION‘ DAY, tie nntlk of .Noverabe,r, :It Twelve o'Clock: Oct. c 2, ti No regard will be had t any Tender in which the Price 'shall not be inserted in tbords at length, or that shall not Le delivered to the Board before One o' Clock on the said Tuesday, .the ?oth Instant, nor unless the Person who makes the Tender, ar some Pcrson on his behalf, attends to answer when called for. The COtiIMISSIONERS also give Notice; that all Tickets broughtto this Office for payment, whose Cheeks do not cori respond with their counterparts, will not be mitered for,pay= slept withouta fond being given. to indemnify the said Com= inissioners for granting Oertiticates for the same. With the greatest respect, Gentlemen, Your faithful !rumble Servant, ' ALEXANDER LAUDEPS. • . , , . IBRITISH 'FIRE INSURANCE OFFICE. iff2 DIII.V;CTORS' Etre ready to grant PoLT r CI.Pi for , the INSURANCE of Buildings, Furniture, Nl,er'cha..,..lize, Ships, Wssels,.and other Property, against • Loss or Dauw.gelw.F;RE, 'on•Principlcs-tbe most liberal and kluitsil,.:`aa:.i oiir, rots consistent with the mutual security • "cf tbe.OtliCe and the • ' • - • Insurances 'due and' payable at Michaelmas-Day must be . renew e d -within Filiven Days therefroin„orthe Policies Will he The increased Value of all Property repders it in general Drunlent'Nrsons:to add to their Insurances; such ndtkons tcia he made by this Office withont charge, for the Policies ; nor will any be matte - lot Policies for.lnsurailtb of' or upv, yds. PA RING STOCK at, the reduced Premium of 2s. per' may be had gratis at the principal Offices in the • Sty ; s od and Carnbill, London, or at the Company's 2,lgents in the different Cities and Towns in Great-Britain and Ireland. ROBERT SKEIfrON, Secretor; . Anldearn, Nairn, Oct. 1, 1812. OFFICE OF ORD:VANCE, ty _Order of the ConunissiQner§) L. HESSE, Sec. To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT FREENIEN of the TOWN and PORT of S4NDWItii. Sept. 28, 1812. • . • HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His 1114- 1"Pl - JESTY'S ORDNANCE; do hereby give Notice, ' That Proposals will be received at their Office, in :on or before Friday ,„ Ake 16th Day o f October next, from stsecPcriOns as may be witting to undertake the supply .of BRITISH and FOREIGN IRON, fur service of this Depart- Merit, for a period of Three Years, determinable at the expiration of One Year, upon a Three Months notice, at the option of either party. Specimens of the Articles may be viewed upon application at 'the Principal Storekeeper's gece in the Tower? and far-; Cher particulars, together .vilh the Terms and Conditions of :the Contract, may be known at the Secretary's Office, in Pall-Mall aforesaid, any ,Day between the Hours of 7'en and 'Four o'clock, where the Proposals mtist ,b.e delivered, seated. up and indorsed 44 Proposals for Iron," lad wo Propo sal can be admitted after the said 16th day of October,' at Twelve o'clock at Noon of the same Day, neither will any Tender be noticed, unless' . the Party making 'it, or an Agent on his !fatal! shall attend. By Order of the Board, . , R. 11. CIIETY,' Jeer-dory.' GE,NTLF.MiIN, ' HE very flattering manner in which yon have " n • elected me one of your Representatives in Parliiment, demands my warmest acknowledgments, It shall be my study to.merit the continuance of your good opinion, by a. faithful discharge - of the great public trust which you have confided to my care, and by particular attention to every measure which can affect the interests and promote the prbi perity of the Town and port of Sandwich. I have the honour.to be, very respectfully, ESTATES FOR SALE. SOUTH WALES. CAPITAL FREEHOLD ESTATES--RADNORSHIRE. TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD, pursuant to an Order 'Of , • the High Court of Chancevv, made in the Matter of the devised, Estates of JOHN PRICE, Esq. deceased, before Stephen Hough, Gentleman, the person appointed by , *Edward Morris, Esq. one of the Masters of the said Court, - to whom the said Matter stands referred, atthe BEAR'S HEAD INN, in NEWTOWN, in the County • of Mont gomery, on Monday the 12th, and Tuesday the 13th Days of October inst. at 4 o'clock of each Day in the After .. n . • oon, IN TWENTY-SIXLOTS, "DART of the FREEHOLD 'ESTATES late of JOHN, PRICE Esq., deceased, of Penybent, 'consisting of several Filrins and Lands situate in the several Parishes of Llanvibangel Rhydithon; Liandewy Ystralenny.; Saint - flatirion; Llanhister, ,Nantniell, Llanbadarn VYnnydd, Llanhadara Vatic, Llandegley,. and Kevenlys, otherwise Kefenlece, in the County of Radnor; containing in the whole unwarA of Three Thousami Seven :lundred Acres, with the - Timber and 'Wood growing thereon. Printecl particulars -may be had (gratis) in London, at the said Master's ChaMbers, Southampton-buildings, Chan . cery-lane ; and• of Meredith, Robbins, and Tom • ItVris, SolieitdrS;' Liticolas-Inn ; at whoseo2ice Plans of the Estates may be seen'. Particulars may also be had of Mr. • Evan - Evans, Solicitor, Rhayader; Mr. Whitcombe, Soli citor,'Yington; Mr. , Thomas Meredith, Solicitor; Knighton ;' Mr. Gathers, - Land Surveyor, Presteigne; the place of Sale ; the- Fleec;,t Inn, ,Penybent; the Wells, Llandrindad ; the Crown-Inn, Ludlow; end the other principal Inns in the ' ne;ghhourikciod: • . Gentlemen, Your grateful and obedient Servant, JOSEPH NIARRYAT. . . STATE LOTTERY, ALL TO BE DRAWN TUESDAY , oil} OF . THIS. NONTH—ONLY '5OOO, NUMBERS—. .TII.- , ..E THAN 2600 PRiZ4S—ONE NUMBER WILL (: , AIN ' 40,0001. TWO PRIZES or' 20,0001.-=i WO PRIZES OF 3,0001. &c. &c. TBISH, Contractor foi -file LOTTERY, , , No. 4, Cornhill, and 9, Charing-Cross, sold the -ful- LOWing Capital Prizes in the lasi Lotter} : Pro. 3;G5l •-. 974 - . .3,'80 - 3,000 . 600 'Whole Ticket Soo 4,7313 _ In 9. Shares . 500 C 2,736 0,76 . 0 3,629 • LAP Shrares And 4 P, ices of , 2001. e!ce.Z.l,;(.. Sandwicb, Oct. 7, 1812. To the GENTRY, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of YORK. GENTLEMEN',; " TIDARLIAME.NT being now dissolved, I think it my duty to state in an open and public manner, the grounds upon which I have come forward to offer myself to :Nit as a , Candidate to represent this County in Parlia ment. A MARRIED CLERGYMAN, whose E ta y. blislune..t is limited to Four PUPILS, has now a VA-, CANCY. Residence mi.,bin Twenty Miles of London. • Address Rev. A. B. Messes. Nornaville and Fell, Book tellers, No. 29, New Bond-street, London.. MORTGAGE. AGENTLEMAN wishcs tq- borrow 30001. by Way of 3101.115-i.V4E, on valuable unincumb erect I'-states in the County of Middlesex. - Further:Pm-tier:lam infv be kmiwu of Mr. Hughes,.uphOls iferer, St. Paul's Church-yatd. FA.SIIIONABLE DANCING BY Ma. ALLEN, Privately taught, at N0...19, Sherra.rd-street, Golden-square, to Ladies and iientlemen of any age, who- have neVer leart that AccoinpliAim-ift, or .have not the Modern Style.' ATR..ALLEN'S Sys,tern,of 'reaching is cx-, r. pressly studied for those to whom it is an object to easily that fashionable.B.equisite for Genteel Society, t xpetlitiously, , privately, and iu a superior. style of grace 'old elegance. Those who do not want, private teaching, may learn at a expence, with a respectable set of pupils on the public l eaching evenings. ►• - I .,Professors' of Dancing tattglit the most elegant Fancy "zoces, and all the superior arts of the profession. • The Subscription- Assemblies are every Friday. MONIED PZUSONS. A NY GENTII';:idAN F WEA:tiY; desirous of -‘4...making the most of. their Money, will always find Se e2,lrities here, by which they may legally and safely employ it 40 the greatest advantage, and to inspire their 'confidence,. t eal'b e referred ; if they require it, to Persons who have been benefited by empioymg them. ' • • e yor Address (post-aid) 'to MessrsDruimond and' 4u• I\Appl avY and Money Agents, p Russel Mews , Howlan n d-street.' l'eb valuable and various Securities cannot he had from - any channel as through the medium of this (Hike. MONEY. NOBLEMEN, 'Gentlethen, &c. are respect -A, fun); inturtned they may be supplied, with 1110iNr ,1 to 11 4.4 ' ‘ ,7 au.ount, on terms equal td Mortgage; secured upon Free- Copyhold, Leasehold: Latyl or .Houses, Money in the' Marriage tlenients, Wid:rive Jointures, Clergy ' -.‘ete s Livings, or any other Property. .?"`ersonsot respketability niay supp Lon their Persowil i'Yeurity only. Gentlemen will find every liberal accounueda - • 1 9n, without delay. ApplicatiOn Ttvelve till Two; or Letters (p.ost,paid) 44 2 ” (1 r , ssed to ML.,sfs. Wills ~- Co. 49, South-slit..et, Berk „oley ' LARGE ADVOWSON, WARWICKSIIIRE. SOON WILL BE SOLD BY AUCTION, In London, (unless previously disposed of by Private • Contract), - • • rlitHE ADVOWSON• of • SOLIHULL, nearly midway between Birmingham and Warwick ; consisting of an excellent .Parsonage Howe, and. about Eighty-eir,ht Acres of Rich Glebe Land, and the TITHES belonging to the Rectory of the Parish, which contains upwards of Eleven Thousand Acres, together of the estimated yearly value. of between Two -and Three Thousand Pounds; the present In- , cumbent aged about '56 ;nears. 'Printed Particular may soon be had, at the Auction Mart; of. Thomas- - Ryder, :Esq. Lincoln's-inn ; of Messrs. Richard _ sou and Co. No.-7, Lincoln's Inn: Fields;; of Joseph- Hard- Esq. Solihull; of Thomas Hunt, Esq. Stratford ,on I - Avon ; and of Messrs. 'Webb, Webb, and Attwood, Salis bury, who will treat by private contract. • THE • value -of Dr. FREEMAN's G UTTA RIS has been so ,long proved, no ttimg of tire present day can bear a competition wlth it, in all the different stages of a certain Disease, which it etL:dually cures, and eradicates from the habit; with out ,:xeiting the painful feelings and exposure that attend Salivatiqn—without debilitating the ConstitutiOn in any, degree, or even. requiring - confinement from busi ness, or restriction of diet. The radical virtues of these inestimable Drops have proved their claim to public appro bation, for More than thirty years. In all the debility of bUth • Sexes they . prove a nal:cr.-failing Restorative,' whether the debility is procluce4 by too free-use. of Mercury, by illicit pleasures, or the o:eels or a warm climate. To Travellers, and -those 'going-aril - oat!, they cannot be recommenden too strongly, as they will receive a sate, speedy, and complete Cure, in all old, stubborn Glitets, and every Wea k ness that affeets the Bladder and Organs. of Urine. - By its efficacy many Women have betome Mothers, who for many years had been deprived of that happiness. . Sold, wholesale and retail, at Mr. Butler's, No. 4, Cheap.' . side, corner of Paternoster•row ; Sharp, and ,Belam, Ports mouth.;Tones, Weston,Allitutt,.Mallory,'atid . Portsea; Hatt and lohnston.. Gosport ; Coleman and faeob, Sheernoss ; Peck, Bess •and Turner, bull • Hoxland and Cook worthy, G rally die, Nettleton, aid Gilbert, Plymouth; Knott and Lloyd, and Swinoey and Co. Birmingham; - Billinge, Ed-. • wards and Penny, and Lathhury, Liverpool; Staines and Lynch, Manchester; Trewman, T-Aeter ; Smith, 'Munder ton, Reaburn, Scott, and Ila.ter, -Edinburgh ; Baxter and Macd •nald, Glasgow ; Buigen and Barry, Bristol ; Steven son and Co. Norwich ; Swinfen„Leicester ; Dunn and- Si:t ton Nottingham ; and retail by most Country Medicine Venders, in Boxes at as. 9d. and.6s. each. • ' TRzINSP ORT-OFF ICE , Sept. 28, ISI2. T HE COMMISSIONERS for conducting His 231.1.7ES1'Y's TRANSPORT SERPICE, for taking Care of Sick and Wounded Seamen, and for the Care and Custody (f Prisoners of War, do hereby give Native, that theNcill beready at this Office, on Tuesday, the 13th October,' 1812, I to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with such Persons as may be willing to contract for supplying for Si.r Months certain, from the..lst November, 1812, MUSCOVADO. SUGAR, CAROLINA RICE, PEARL BARLEY, . and SAGO. • No Tender will .be received cper One o'Coch on the Day rf Treaty, nor any noticed unless the Party, or an dgent for he,n, personally . attend. Eeeh Tender ?mist be accoMpanied by a Letter, from tic* respectable Persons, engaging to become bound wi.th Person tendering, in the Sum of ,C. 300 for the due perfin.mance of the Contract. Further Particulars may. be btoum by appl!,•ing at this Office. • TRA NS P ORT- OFFICE, September 29, 1812. 91HE COMM/SS/ONUS for conducting • Ha - 21114.IESTY 'S TRANSPORT SERIICE for tithing Carr of Sick and TI Seamen, and for the Care' and Custody of Prisoners of Mai', do hereby give NOtice,thatiAt will be ready at this Ogee, on Wednesday, the 14th' oWoter, 1812, to receive sealed Tenders, and treat with sr(ch Persons as niay be'wfllvrg to Coiztract for ,SuPploing, for Twelve ltionths certain, FLANNEL and FLANNEL DRESSES, for Sich and Wounded . Seamen and Sick Prisoners .of War. _ No Tender - will be received after One o'clock on the Day of Treaty, nor any noticed, unless the Party,or an Agent for him, personally attend: Each' Tender mast be accompanied by a Letter from two respectable Persons, engaging to become bound with the Person tendering, in the Suni of 300!. JOT the due Performance of the Contract. Farther Particulars maybe hnown by appAy;:ng,. at thisOfficep and samples scan at the Storekeeper-General's, Duhe-itrect Irestminster. Upon the event of Mr. Wilberforce's resignation of the trust which yOu have hitherto reposed in him, being, from my knowledge of the• state of part of this Country, perfectly :aware of the disagreeable consequences , which might attend a contested Election, I took care to ascertain from. Mr. Las cedes, to whom, from former circumstances, I did conceive the Connty:wouldbaok, in the first Instance, what his deter mination was, upon. this occasion, :and I received from tlim. an assurance that it had long been his intention not to offer himself a Candidate to represent the County in the event of a DiSselution of ParliaMent. I then commenced my Can vass, and having in the course of it, perceived Na favourable to Mr..Lascelles in some quarters, I communicat ed that fact to him, and I received another assurance, that, however grateful he might'be for the opinion entertained of him in the quarters alluded to, his intentions remained the same: Upon this further assurance, I hare continued canvass with the most flattering hope of success. My pretensions to the high distinction:which I am thus so liciting, are not founded upon any connexion with either of those • great interests which have hitherto contested the tounty ; with individuals attached to both of them, I have always*endeavoured to live upon the belt terms, but with neither have I ant connexion whatever, nor am f now assnrcd of the Support- of either of them: my Only pretensions are those of a Country Gentlemen, who has always done his best to'fulfifthe duties'of that situation: Standing' then upon perfectly independent grounds, I do not mean to ask your Suffrag - es upon any but indeptndent principles. And, although ,I shall 4. all tunes, both in public and in pr , ivatc, be glad tQ,give any explanatiOn Of my past political life,: or of my present opinions I cannot give, to any man a pledge, to support or to oppose auy paiticalar measures. With respect to that line of polities which I have hitherto pursued, meaning most clearly to avow the strong bias of my mind, towards those adopted by the late Mr. Pitt, I must claim a right to act, as occasions may arise, from the sugges tions of my own judgment. I now, theref9re, place myself in your hands, and rennin, Gentlemen, Your very humble servant, J. 41. STU.UtT WORTLEY. Wortley Hail, Oct. 2i , 1812. 6 4 ' f,.....3 , --" ir• 4,