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li I, / • . hYs . . lO :,... 'SP ‘),.. egi' l %:-.• . ' c s 4 ~... ,:,. t. ~.- ,te IP' .. 4 4C.' ~. . 1 /// Ma,* 1; , ' • *4) or. f:7l !!:1 • 1~ 1 1 ••. 3C-Lit Lk_ e I%itnl-Irrt f;260.] THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1812. [PRICE SIXPENCE-RALFrENNy. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. - 1 TO.-MOR/IOW ~ EVENING Oct. 2 1 ; 1812 , - i . , • will be Performed, the Comic Opera of THE CABINET. Prince Orlando, Me. SINCLAIR'; 1.-renzo, Mr. INCIEDON ; Con;tantia, Miss BOLTON; 4 4. , Florelta, Mrs. BISHOP. 1-0 tilich will be added, the revived Comic BrulettO, of MIDAS. Apollo, 'Mr. siNcuur, , -, Pan,, Mr. EMERY; t,.. ~ Midas, Mr. LISTON: D a mantas," Mr. TAYLOR; Silenv, Mr. FAWCETT; Mvsis, Mrs. LISTON ;. • Daptine, Mrs. STERLING"; Nysa, Miss BOLTON.. . .. .;,,..11aces for the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Brandon, at the ' , elvßo x -Offi ce , Hart-street. ' ' Th e D oors will be opened at half-past Five, and the Play ne, ,,T in at half-past Six. lioie s ;is . Secon3 Price 3s. 6(1.-- , -Pit 3s. Cl. SeCond Price 2s. rower Gallery 2s. Second Price Is.—Upper Gallery Is. Se bond Price 6d. _ .The revived Barletta of Midas continuing US be ree'eiv: ,1 .tlth the loi l iteet applause, will be repeated on Monday , w ednesday, and Friday next. the Saturdav Shalispeares Historirol Play of King - Henry 'ne Foarth, 1. 3 4 rt I.' which will be. added the Musical After-pi e . c „ of Pa:nl and Virginia.--On Mond,iy, the Tragedy tf Venic e Preserved. • . . On T uesday will be f ro d o ced (for the first time) 'a New Grand Ro: na utic Titania, called The (Ethiop ; or, The Child Of the Desert.. The Music, Scenery, Dresses , and ~ Decara li"n't are entirely new. The whole of the Music eoniposcd by Air. Bishop. . . ~ THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. N . .. , . °TICE is herehy given,, that 23 Persdn's en gaged in this Theatre, as SERVANTS i)efore the Cur , are . ' - ' , -, are reqpired to assemble at the Committee Rooms in 4 2, 1 e 1ry-lane, at One o'clock precisely, on SATURDAY NE '..Cr, ,tit 0 :•id of October, is order to receive their Appointment , . ; ''''' to brio , with tbein the Names and Addresses of tlich oureties. . . . By order of t h e Sub-Comiiiittee. C. W. WARD, Sicretarr THEATRE -ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. r irtlE PKRFORMERS engaged at this Theatre ,„ are requested to.assemble on the Stage, On MONDAY Uctoher the Stli, at One . o'Clotk precisely, for the accessary pre-a,rraogement of heatrical business ; it. is and ttiat PersonS 'engaged in the 'I heatre will attend, au d NacneS in 41 Book to be &red for. the By order of tie ul3 7 .Colinuittte. • C. W. WARD, Secietary, . . • THEATRE. ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. OTIOE is hereby given to altrersong ii "ight Of FREE ADMISSION to the said Theatre, that the 'll-11,ATRE - will open on SATURDAY, the 10th .of ''Oetob er: aria that all Persons haring complied with the 'L !.`"t \ ice given hy.Pnblic Advertisement, to sign their Nam es in the 11,, 0 1 ; 1 - if the Secretary-to the Committee, at the e n • s.ury Office, in_ Drury-lane, and having made good :his Ttitlef. such Free Admission, three days it *tie least, pre-, pious to the exercise of such Right, will- ae • ' 1 1 ,!e Theatre on all Nigtkts of theatrical Representation or P,..rfortnance, udder- the fonnwing Regulations and Condit;ons• .„ A separate Door will opened for Free Admission ato the ildoxc,„ and conftned to them only; and no Free Admissions "'lit be passed atany•other Box Dior Of the Theatre. Neither Fill any Person not -I , 7rele be admitted to pass through the er,±e, BOor. Every Person claintiOg.to be ; admitted Free, will be re- Ithred to sign his or her NaMe at the Door, in a hook which be kept ready for that purpose, and will not be admitted without such signature. • The very great frauds which have heretofore been cow- I...3 . uitt e d upon the Pri)prietors and the Public , in the matter of F ree Adthissions, has made it neces,ary for the .Sub-Com !nittee to devise the most effectual Cont roul in a Matter so Important to die Interests of the Comi , any, whose affairs r . i.eY are called upon to administer, aid 'to thoSe who'are "", I , I Y entitled to the Freeflom of Admission. Or the present, therefore, they have deemed. it expedient ~,''exact, under the autlprity of the A 4.1 of_ Parliament, the "oditions above stated fur the prevention of Frauds, Which btArictly enforced. BT order of the Sub-Committee, C. W. WARD, Secretary. il 'rensurv-01.9ce, Drury-lane, Sept. 4S', 1812 SCIAELDT BOOTY.. • • P rIE• DISTRIBUTION of the NAVAL .POR v . TION of the BOOTY captured in WALCHEREN, and. ",! adjaCent Islands in the SCHELDT, whick has been ad- N'erti. , cd to commence on Tuesday, the 6th instant, is mt i.°4l.4.hly postponed until Tuesday, the 13th instant, on account a Claim for per centage from the Royal Hospital at Green- Z'el9, which Claim it is expected w,ll be adjusted in the in :lshediate time, when, if no further impediMent arises, the "Truchts will take place in the order already arranged. H. JOIIES, Agent to Vice-Admiral Sir R. J. Strachan, the Naval Commander in-Chief and 'frnstee. • -- ' ... P r BISH, Contractor for the Present . and, • the Last LOTTERY, returns .hisf. sincere thanks I ' ) ,,_ the Public for their distinguished Favours, and i 3 happy ;1 announce the fullowin4 List of Cal , eitals sold iu Shares nis Offices, No. 4, Cornbill and 9, Charing-Cross, where ' 1 - Fortunate Holders niay receive their Nloney oo Demand. A _ r Y. lIISH can with confidence recommend the . improved x ,"ueme of the Lottery, possessing Prizes of 20,0001 . in -4' ,td of 16,0001. yet containing more Prizes than the last .7.4tter : - .- and as the smallest Prizes of .221. gave such univer '4Ll satisfaction, they ;are retaiiied• in the SCHEME. ' CAPITAL PRIZES . 2 ' of 420,000 are 440,000 SOLD EY t ..... ~ 8,000 4 ••.... 1,000.. 4,003 , IN THE 4 . ..... , 500 2,000 1 Lait Lottery.,, - , , e ...... 300 l,soo e•••... 200 1,200 8 • ••• .. 100 BOO 1 1 0 : 50 5OO ..... t u c ...... 40... 4 ..,. .400 1 ..... es 4OO )050 .., . so . . 42,900 All to be drawn T he ioth of OCTOBER. • No. 5,631 „Prize 974. i 3...... 4,000 3,880. .B 3,000' 600 A soo' 2,730 S 5OO 2,786 13 5OO And Seven Prizes of Y ,C300, and £2OO, &c &c. SIVEWRIGHT is -happy to annohnce . ithe • usual good Fm tune that atteniled his Old Established Oft' L ces, the sth of Septembc.r, haying Shard and, Sold, the _ 4 RGEST Prize therein, No: 3,651, 1 6 ,0 001 . With 'various ° t her Capitals, in 40 Shares. :. Also' The Fur st, ' 40,0001.. The La 4 . 25,0001. The Fir..... 30,0001. I And Prizes for-102,0001. one Lottery alone, and where lie confidently trusts the s i,.. an 'e success Will - attend his Friends and future Purchasers 1 ,4 pae New Small Lottery, of 10,000 Tickets, containing Two Drawn,r 20,0001. und more Ticket han the last, all to be 20th October, for which and Shares are on in great Vufc , , N . ,•47, ORM-JILL ; 3S, IIAYMAR -4ilr • d I RAI No. 141 t, ()L.: o - C SI ' . \A\° —\et LECTURES ON MIDWIFERY. AT THE MIDDLESEX HOSPITAL. . . . . R: 111ERRIMAN..wi11 fectimminee his linc.‘ SALES on the THEORY and PRACTICE of MID-, WIFE - RY, and the - DISEASES of WO.M.tiN and . CHILDIXEN, at the Middlesex Hospital, on MONDAY, October- 12,-at Teti o'clock in the Foietipon. ' -•-- . `Further particular§ may be known, on application to Mr. Clayton, Apothecary, at the Hospital, and it Dr. Merritnan's I louse, No. 26, Hall-Moon-atrect, Piccadilly,.: . . , •• , CHURCH, AND 'CORPORATION LAND-TAX OFFICt, 28, PARLIAMENT-STREET. Sept. 16,cs f 1812. Wil on t er ß at E in A g S s , ma ti ll ii t Si i e v l i * n ti g h s ari l tab I e l l st t itu i ti e o l n - s ;e a and V C e h from the Land Tax, 1467 Livings, and 308 Charita.ble,lnstitu tions havc beenexonerated, but many of the Parties have not received the, ItZ?nefit of such Exoneration, tileir Memoriali having been sent without Directions. It is hereby desired that all Persons who htse rid been al/- prised of 'the Decision taken upon Memorials sent by them for the above-mentioned purpae, will immediately, by Letter or by their Agents, apply or lam-math/a thereon, when those whose Applications have wee,ti allowed will receive the certi ficates, of Exoneration:. . . GRAMMAR SCHOOL ANNIVERSARY. . TIE , ANNIVERSARMEETINGS Y of the - GENTI/EMEN educated at the FREE GRAMMAR, SCHOOL, in mANcat;stfin, will be held on Wednestiatr the 7th day of October, 1812, at Mr. White's the Spread Ea gle Inn, in Manchester. Those Gentlemen who intend to favour the Stewards .with tlyeir, company on the occasion, are requested to give their "names to Mr. White, at the Spread Eagle Inn aforesaid, on oi• before Friday, the 2nd of October: \ . • - . Dinner on the Table precisely at. Three o'clock. . :JOAN WILLIAMS, Esq. t ste , _, . . warns. - JOI-IN DOUGLAS; Esq. _l' BRITISH FIR INSURANCE OFFICE. HE 'DIRECTORS arc ready to grant POLI AL CIES for the ,INWRANCE or Buildings, Furniture, Merchatidize, Ships, Vessels; and all other Property, against Loss pr Damage by FIRE, on Principles the most liberal and equitable, and on Terins consistent with the mutual security of the Ofli& arid the Publie. • • Insurance's due and payable at Michaelmas -Day *nit be renewed,witbinFiftceri,Days therefrom, or the Policies will be The increased Value of all Property renders it in general necessary imprudent Per Sons tb add to their Insurances; such additions will be made by this ilfSee without charge for the Policies; nor win any be niade for PoliCies for Insurance of 30111. or upwards.. FARMING, STOCK. at the richked Premium of 2s. per ..- - - - Cent.. . . , Pro,p may osals he . had'ratis it . the principal Offices in the Strand. and coeimin, Landon, or at the Company's Agents in the different Cities ind Towns in ,Great-Britain and Ireland. ROBERT STS L'I'ON, Secretary. WILSONTOWST Ilt6N LANARKSHIRE, FOR. SALE. Within tbsiAtoyat."Exchatige •Coffee-house, EDINEVRGH, upon WEDNESDAY,, the .7th day of OCTOBER neat, at Ode in the Afternoon, fri-LESg IRON-WORKS, toge 4. ..L thet, with the DWELLING-HOUSES, WORK HOUSES, whole ENGINES and APPARATUS ; as also, thi LANDS and MINES attached thereto, comprehending an in exhaustible supply, of Coal, Lime-stone, Rion-stone, Fire-. clay, and every other material neeessinl for such extenshe Works. The Wilscintown hoti Wl:irks. aresituate •exict,ly Tvienty: . sit miles from the ports of Leith and 'Glasgow, anu thus coin irianda ready access to the Markets on both the East and West Coalts, as well'as in Ireland. They in a cheap and plenti fut part of the country; are the only worlis of the kind in Scotland, and are in the racist perfect condition in erury re &pea: ' The Apparattstonsisti 'of t , trci Blast Furnaces, blown by 48-inch BOulton and Watt doable-power Steam Engine, suf ficient to bl6tr,also an additional furnace, if required; as also four other Steam Engines of different:dimensions, with the niost'complete Machinery for the Manufacture. of ! Bar, Bolt, Rod, and Sheet Iron, Boifiellates, Hoops, &c. recently erect; ed on the newest and approved principles. The Works are chiefly employed at present in making sat Pig Iton fOr.fonudty use, principally of the best No. 1 . Tyro Furnaces produce from *0 to DO Tons Weekly, which maybe proportionably increased to upwards of 120 Tons by the erec tion, of another furnace, fot which there is 'abundance of spare blast. As the freight of iron from Leith to Landon is only frnm 10'7, to 125. per. Ton, and the insurance less than one per cent. these Works are particularly worthy of the attention of Gen tlemen in the Iron Trade, resident in London, .wbere the ex cellent quality of the.Wilsontown Iron coininasds a constant preferqnce in the market. . Besides suitable WORK-HOUSES, . a surngitY, and STORE-HOUSES, there is an :excellent 'DWELLING - HOUSE for the Proprietor, and Houses for the Manager, Clerks, and from 400 to .500 Wotkinen and .their Families.-- • The Lands accontpanying the Works consist of about .15 ACRES of old Plantation and iniprOved Ground about the principal - Dowelling-house; . 45 ACRES of .ENCLOSED, Gitoll*), lately plaute4, .90 ACRES of PASTURE LAND And 400 English ACRES of ,ICIOSS; the whole containing :Cpal, iron-stone, Lime-stone, and , every 'ether material re . qured.at ton Works. F - BeSides 'the Minerals in these Lands, those contained in the Lands immediately adjoining;P - artly in absolute \iroperty, and partly on long leases, including the Wilsontown, Greeurval4 and Climpy Collieries, all wrought at a comparatively small etpeii. , ,e, go alc.ing with the Works. , • Inventories and sPecitications of the machinery, Minerals, - &c. . 'and any other necessary information, may, be boui by applying to Mr.'Sanies Wilson, No. 6, • Crosby-square, Bi - shopsgate-street, London; Wilson 'and Seas, Wilsontown ; or 'J. B. Fraser, the Trustee, 12, Forth-street, Edinburgh ; als6 Messrs. Eding,ton, Queen-street,GlasgoW; A. Coutts, Esq. Lirerpaol ; Messrt. Wright and • Bowden, Hull Messrs. ..Sorsbie and Co. NeweaStle-iipon-Tynel• JOsiah Dawson - , Esq. Rhoydshall, near Leeds; Samuel Haller, Esq. Bilston, near Wolverhampton; aad James, Hillar, Esq. Dalslin. • . • • • • . rr HE value of Dr. .FR.BI3IIIAN's G UTTA IL. •SA LUTARIS has . been so. long proved, that of the present day can bear a. cornpetitiob with it, in all the different stages of .a certaih• Disease, which it efnaually cures, and eradicates from the habit, .with. out exciting the painful , feelings and exposure, that attend Salivation—Without debilitating the Constitirtion in any degree, or even reqniring confinement from busi neSs, Or rcstridion of diet. 'fire radical virtues of these inestimable Drops have proved their claim to public appro. bation, for more than thirty years. In all the debility of both Sexes they prove' a never-failing Restorative, whether the debility its ..produCeol by too free use tit s Mercury, by ,pleasures, or the effeelsof . a warm- climate. To Travellers, those - ping abroad , : they carknot be recommended too strongi y, .as key- will receive a sarc, speedy, and -complete _Cure, in an old stubborn Glects, auileVrty Weakness that :affects the . Bladder and ,Organs of ,Urine. 1.3 y its,efficacy urn iy Wamen'have become Mothers; wilcifor many years had been deprived of that happiness. , • • Olg Sold, whole Sale and retail, atNr. Butler's, 'N 0..4, Cheap. side;.corner , of Tater - nester:row ; Sharp, and . Belarn. Ports mouth; (noel, ‘VeSton,Altuutt, - Mallory,anitir'ortsea Hall and johnOcin, Gosport ; Coleman and Jacob, Sheerness ; Peck, I\o6s Alit! Turner, bull ; Hoxland, and. CoOkworthy, Granville, Nettleton, and Gilbert, Plyrnouth; Knott and Lloyd,. and . Swinncy and Co. „Birmingham; billinge, wards and, l'enny; and Litt - thirty, I.iverpcol ; Staines and Lynch; Manchester;, :rrewman, l xeter ; Smith. fvlander ton,-Reahurti, Scott, and Baxter, Edinburgh ; Baxter and M.ied •nald, Glasgow;. Bulgen and Barry, Bristol ; Steven son and Co. Norwich ; swinfen, Leicester ; Dim and SA. ton Nottingham ; and retail by most Country Medicine Viinders, in Boxes - at as. gd. and 6s. edgil. VICTILILLING-OFFICE, • Sept. 515, ISM . , THE COMMIS:!')/ONERS for VICTUALLING His ALECISTI''S Ydo herd) gZ.Oi Notice, That oh Tuesday, the WI: of October uert, they will be read,' to receive Tenders u writing, (s-eakd up) and treat for to :iii; au.* and re-inanufacturing into NEW IRON HOOPS, the whole of the DAMAGED IRON HOOPS,' (round, broken, or bent; or in pieces), that_ may from time to . tinre grise in, or be delivered into his Majesty's Victualling ,Stores. .at. Deptford, during the space of Twelve Months front the 16th of October next. The Conditions o) the Contract maybe seen at thrSecretary's Office. , .. . . . . . No regard will be had to any Tender in which ae Pricf.' shill not be inserted in tOord“zt length, o r that . shall, not he delivered to the floiird before One o',CloCh on the said rmesrlay,4ltel3thnf October next : nor unless the Persdn who wakes the-rev,i9;r, or scuste Perspit an his Behalf, *ends, to answer When called for. . ~.1 - ;--,,-- -- .- : . -- . Each. 7 ender mu.st alse be etecompanted by a Letter signed by tzve reszonsible persOnt,ingaiing to become bound -14T' the Ptti..*dcring, in ,thk Penal Swat of tool. for the due , perforintitiee of the Cantr ac t. OFFICE OP 'ORD,NziNCE, • Sept. 17, 1.819.. . . • • • • , T'E PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA JESTY'S ORDMINCE do hereby give Notiee, not Proposals will be received at their Office, -in Pall-Mall, on or before Friday,the id day of October next, from such Per sons as ti ag be willing to wsi;fertahe the Supply of TALLOW, for service of this Department, for a period of Three Years, deiffminable at the expiration of .One Year, upon a Three Months Notice, at the option of either Party. A Specimen of the Articles may be viewed, , upon application at Me Principal Storekeeper's Office in the Tower, and furtitc.r Particulars, together with the Tenni and Conditions of the Contract, may be known, at the Secretary's Office, in Pall- Mall, aforesaid, any • Day between the' hours of Ten and Four o' Clock, Where the Propo'sals must be delivered, sealed up itna indorsed, " Propisa.l4 for Tallow;" but no Proposal can be admitted - after the said 2erlay of October, at Twelve -o'Clock at Noon of the sonic Day,' neitker will any Tender 'be notieed, unless the Party making it, on an Agent in his Behalf, shall * attend. . By Order . ojthe Board, E. H. CREW,. Secretary. • ' OFFICE 'OF ORDNANCE, - . , Sept. 17, 1812. THE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS if His .111A JEsTrs, ORDN,INCE,. do hereby give - Notice, That Proposals will be received at their Office, in Pall-Mall,. on or before Friday, the 9tk de:ty . of October snot, from sack Personas as ussry - be willing to lendertetie the 'SUpply of co-- tdix Articks of TRONIVIOISTGETIT for Service of this Depart ment at the Tower, for a period of Three Years, determinable at i the expiration of One Year, upon Three Month's Notice, at the option of either Party. • Patterns'of the Articles nay be viewed ujoon application at the Principal Starekeeper's Office in the Tower, and far ther Particulars, together With 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 Ten and Four o'clock, where the 'Proposals must be delivered, sealed iip and indOrsed,"Prul)osals for Ironmongery Articles ; but no Proposal can be admitted after the said,9th day of (3tOber, at' Twelve o'clock at Noon of the sante Day; neither wia any Tender be n . oticid, unleis 11,e, Party snaking it, or . ayl Agent in his Behalf Shall attend. ify Order of flu' Board, . CREW, Secretary. SEW PUBLICATIONS. This Day was published, T HE PASSIONS, in Four Volumes. By ROSA MATILDA. Printedi for Cadell and Davies, Strand. On the loth of this . Month will be published, Handsomely printed in Four Volumes, Octavo, with nearly Three Hundred Engravings, a New Edition, with large Additions, of 11.1 TI SII ,Z 0 0 L.O JEW By THOMAS PENNANT, Esq. Printed for White, Cochrane, and Co.; J. Walker ; and Robinson ; J. Nunn ; Longman and Co.; Cadell and Da vies; J. Harding- ; • John Riehardson ; J. Booth; J. Maw man; Johnson and Co.; J..and A.' Arch; and Robert Baldwin. A small number of copies : printed on royal paper. •• • HUSH AND- SCOTCI-I ELECTION ACTS. . 'This Day . was published, • By W. 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To t Wor.THY aniI,INDV.P.F.NDENT LIVERY pf LONDON •• - "issoihtion of Parliament having taken pNee, I beg.leare, in the absence of my father, Sir- Curtis, to assure you, that grateful for that f!kting-.1 , b , !d confidence \Thin. you have reposed in him during five s:.:c cessive Parliaineuts,' he will, iinmediately upon his return (which be lung delayed) pay his . personal respects to ; • you, to solicit the honour of your support at the ensuing Election. I have the honour . t 3 be, Gen:lomo, 'our obedient servant, CURTIS, jun. Portland,o3ce,Svt.2%-181c2. "it- William Curtis's Committee will meetevery day, at his Charaberft, in. the Old , South-Sea House, where any communication will ht thankfully received. To the WORTHY LIVERY of LONDON. • THE highest ilonour ; whicit any Man. can re coive from his Fellow Citizens, is that of bt.;ing placed by them in the situation of pi-Grunting • their Interests and guarding their Rights, in the Conr[Ons House of Parlithnent; This great trust you have twice reposed in and to dis charge it faithfully,,hm_becii my chief stuely and greatest sin bition. With this . ciii;ScioUSnets I venture now to refer my self with coufide,nce to yons,,upon the Dissolution of Parlia• Merit, to solicit the lionourable distinction of being returned, for the third time, one of the Representatives of this great City. The friendship and kindness of the Livery of London will ever be remembered by me with sentiments of the warmest gratitude ; and will stimulate me to still greater exertions, to promote by every 'means intrusted to me, the welfare of our free and envied Country, the prosperity of the City of Lon don, and the happiness of all ranks of my Fellow Citizens. -I have the honour to be, With the greatest respect, Gentlemen, Your faithful and most obedient, humble Servant, .JAMES SHAW. America-square, Sept. 30, 1 Iq. . _ My Committee will sit daily at the King's Head Tavern, in the Poultry, where your friendly communications will be tbaukfully received. To the WORTHY autt INDEPENDENT BURGESSLS of the BOROUGH of BERWICK-UPON-TWEED. GENTLEMEN, rpm Dissolution of Parliament affords me an -15. opportunity of publicly acknowledging the high sense which I entertain of the honour you have on two former oc. casions conferred upon me, having chosen me one of your Representatives in Parliament. Conscious of having endeavoured to fulfil the duties of that important trust, by embracing every occasion of promoting the general prosperity of the Country, the local inferesta of the Town of Berwick-upon-Tweed and your individual wel fare, I beg leave now again to offer myself as,a Candidate, for the representation of your ancient and independent Borough, and to solicit your votes and interest at the ensuing Election. I trust that it will not be deemed presumption if I ground my pretensions in a reference to my pasttonduct. Should I have the honour of being re-elected, it shall continue to be my study and my pride, to prove myself not altogether unde serving of your confidence, and of the high distinction which your kindness may again confer upon me. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your otliged and most obedient Servant, ALEXANDER ALLAN. 26, Baker-street, Sept. 30, 1812 To the FREE arid INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of the BOROUGH of MALDEN, GENTLENILN; ' As it is generally reported that Parliament IS to be immediately dissolved, I agalu address . you, 'to request the honour of your support at the approaching Elec tion. I hope to be able to call upon many of you, but your number is now become so great in consequence of the re storation of your Charter, (upon which, permit me again most sincerely to congratulate you) that should it not be in my power to pay my respects to each, I trust you, will believe, that un avoidable necessity could alone prevent my having the plea, sure of Personally sOliciting Your Votes. I will only add: that in the present arduous crisis of public affairs, it shall be ray earnest endeavour, should I have the honour of being elected one of your RepreientatiVes, to prove myself deserv ing of your choice, by a firm attachment to the principles f our excellent Constitution, as well as a particular attention to your local interests., . , I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, - Your most obliged, and obedient - Servant, BENJAMIN GASKELL. Thorne House; Siipf:26, 181.2. To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS 'of the COUNTY of HERTFORD/ GENTLEMEN, • • WH t. EN at the last, Dissolution of Parliament I had the honour to address you, I stated distidctl the principles by which my carliamentary condUct would be regulated : I then pledged myself, that the sacred trust which was placed in my hands, should' be exercised with .diligent attention to the local interests of j the County, and unremitting observance of the constitutional rights‘of the people. • Whether I have or hare not redeemed that pledge, it is not for me to determine: Feeling, however, as I do, the con sciousness of having never lost sight of those principles, which formerly recommended me to your favour, I venture once more to otter myself as Candidate for the high honour of representing you in Parliament.. I have the honour to remain, Gentlemen, YOur Obedient and faithful Srcant, 13ii.AND. • The 1812. Tuesday,Sept.