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THE COMMISSIONERS for PICTUALLINO HIS mAyisT)", NAVY dc; hereby give Notice, That on Thursday next, the 3oth inst. they will he ready to receive Tenders, in wilting-{sealed up), and treat for One Hundred Toni of MOSCOV ADO SUGAR , to &answerable to Samples to be produced with the Tenders ; to be delivered, in the original Packages, into the Piaualling Storer at Deptford, in et,' fro_ portion .? . 1 net less /him Twenty, nor more than Thirty Tons per Week, from the date 'of tbe Contract ; and to be paid for by .Bills, payable, with inteoeit, ninety days after date. GENERAL ELECTION. GENERAL ELECTION. • TO THE WOIi.THY ELECTORS OF WESTMIN. ST k CENTLEMrk, T TRUST I not be deettied presumptuous —• • 1 Offering my Services to the ,lily of Westminster Upon the p resent • tkcasion it I should be so fortunate as to he:distinguished by your favotir, I shall be anxious on every occasion to evince my gratitude to you by an upright and independent Conduct in Parliament, and by continuing to devote my best Uctities to the Service of my , Country. 11Iy health is not sufficiently re-established, to admit ()frill? soliciting your Support by a personal Canvass; but I am confident this involuntary omission will not be permitted to opetatC to my prejudice. I have no doubt of being able to make my appearance on the Hustings on tlre day-of Elec tion, and there to assure you, in 'person, of my attachment to your Service. , To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT FiI.EEMEht • the BO 120 t! . O H of MAIDSTONE . GENTLEMEN, NCGURAGEI) by 010 most . libii 'and umbji izA cited'offer6 of Support from a gi cat nnui.r,n- ofthe most Respeal,leand independent Eledo:s of the licrough; , I do not hesitate to thud forward a Candidaie for your Snifiages at the ensuing Eletilon. Should I be so fortunate as to succeed in this great °Weft of my ambition, my next' will be to prove myself worthy of it, by my utmost endeavours t o p ro m o t e t h e i nter ests and prosperity of the Town of Maidstone, an d t o s u pport t h at happy constitution under which we five. I have the honour to be, with the utmost Respeei, Ger4TLaivrEig, Your most obedient and very humble'Servant, Whittola Park, Ott. 26. . , GEORGE. SINISON. After the Phiy, the Divertiszlirent of • THE FAIR CIRCASSIAN. The Conditions of the -Costraa m:y he seen at the Sect etaty's Gyre. rlncipal Dancer's- 7 Mad. I' A R 160 T and Mrs. SHARPE. No regard will de bad to any Tender in whiph the Price shall not be' inserted in words .at length, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before One o'Clock on the said Thursdqy nest, the 3oth instant ; nor unless the Person who makes the 1 ender, or some Person en his behalf, attends, to answer, when called for. WITH THE WEDDING DAY. Lord Rakeriald,. Mr. i:USSE.I.I. ; Sir Adam Contest, Mr. CH-ERRY ; Mr. C ,, ,nest, AI.. 14ART1.EY ; Lady Contest (with a S.Fg),' Miss 1)U SCAN ; Laxly Autumn, W ; Mrs. Itunturd, Ni,s. SPARKS: OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,. Oaober 15, Ifio6. THE PRINCIPA I, OFFICERS of .His MA frss ORI)NANCE do beiesa give * Mace, That . Propoi•alj it'll/ de received at their Office, in St, Alirgaret street, Westminster, and at • the a dnance,Office, at Chatham, 'Ol their Officers there, wi or before the Ist, of December next, from such Personi- as may be willing 'to undertake the Performance of the PLUMBER's WORK. for the Service of this Depaament 41 CiVlba . . 1 haVe the honour to remain; GENTLEMEN, With the greateSt truth, Your most obedient and most faithful hunible Servant, Wimpole-street, Oct. 27, 1806. SAMUEL HOOD. To the IVORTHY and INDEPENDENT FREEMEN of the BOROUGH of MAIOSTo NE Residing in LON-. DON. CENTLEMEN • HAVING been solicited by :a rtujst numerous and reSpeCtible body of_ the Preetnen' of your Ancient and Independent Borough, to Represent you in. Parliament, feel it impossih}e to withstand so high an Honour; and, therefore', uo not heiitate to offer myself a Candidate'for that 'distinguished Situation', • ,Should I,be so Ibl-innate as to succeed in becoming the ob jed of your choice, it slash! ever be My most zealous endea vour to promote your local interests, and - at all times prove "myself a firm Supporter of our happy Constitutisn. The day of Election is nx.e'd for Friday next, when the early at tendance of my liriends will, I am confi:lent, me this great objed.of.tny . amtAtion. I have the, Honour to be, vital every sentiment of respea,and gratitude, CENTLtM EN, Your most obliged and nvist devoted servant, GEORGE LONGMAN, London, 061. 25., 'lBo6. _To-morrow, The School to. friends, with The Forty Thieves. ' • - Ai.ci ou Slturday, Much Ado About• Nothing. .A New Nieiu ib in prevaration,.,anthwill be pro. the LOltrze ,o/ a ;evv. TothoGENTLEMEN,CLERGY,and FREEHOLDERS di the COUNTY ofLINCOLN. c;EQTLEMEN,• THE DISOLUTIONT of PARLIAMENT hav ing taken•;,lace, I feel it necessary 'to declare, that it is my inteotion again to offer my Service. I cannot permit this Opportunity to pass without return. ing my particular and warmest,Thanks to my Friends,4 hose kind ,Partiality, more than any, Merits of my own, placed me in my-late distinguished Situation. To the hest of my knoWledge, I have pursued an indepen dent and honourable tile of Farliamcntary Duty, and never made the Confidence reposed in me the Footstool of my Am bition. Further Partkulari togaher loith the Term s an d Conditions of the Com aa, may Ze,knoTtm tipon application at the Secretary's Office, in St. illargaret-str - ea aloreiaidr any belliqc , l the iicui - s of Ten and- Four o'Clock and also at the Ordnance Office at Chitthanz. ; THFATRC ROYAL, COVENT-GARDEN. rrO-MORRONV' EVENING, O&. so, isoGi, be peri.roled___ . LOVE IN A VILLAGE. MUND EN ; .loupg Mt. I N !).(ON ; 'taw 11, th, Mr bELLAMY; At, Air ; i It Y ; Rosetta (sec:o'M t th, ) , by the YOUNG LADY who performs t', to The 14e0. , ,,h5' Opera. Deborah, A.ra. DA V ENT'ORT ; Aladge, Miss . 1 . 1 . A , The,l'ioposals are to le seolel, and marked on the ormidc," Pro posaisfir tel: ; 'orni,g the Plumbers' IPork at Cl aivam." But no crsai can be- admitted alter the said Ist Day ot Deeekber a , twelve o'clock at noon on that dip, neitoer will aly lender be unless Ike Pa) y ntaXing it, or an Agent in his bebalj, shadow/14 Thus, I hope, my public condua has been such as to leaNt no room for censure, and that I returnthe important Twst confided to the By Order of the Board; R. If. CREW. w 1 r ti K,.9.1 . 1 - lAiii ti F; AIN D PETIIUCHIO. , fir. Ll. ‘i I . 1.,:, Mrs. 61.()VE(. UNCOMMON RICH WHEEL Contains 2 - Prizes of - zo,roo 2 - - - - - - 10,000 3 . - . 5,000 _ ►,OOO 7 - - - - - 5 00 &c. &c. &c. be assured, that it you again Elea me as one of your Re. presentatives; I shall ever entertain a high sense of the ho. now conferred on 'me, and that 1 shall remain with much respell and regard, To the GENTLEMEN, Ct. I' RGY,nnd FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of SALOP. .- . . 1 GENTLEMEN, Your very_gratefui, obliged, and obedient Servant, CILBERT HEATHCOTE. Nnrmanton Park, oa. 25, tlio6. _,_ (ENTLEMEN. YOUR late Worthy Representative; Sir RICHARD Hi LL, haying signified his intention to retire from Parliament, 1 embrace the very ea: Hest opportunity cf mak ing.you an humble tender of my Services to succeed him as one of your Representatives. Shmthl I be sci`fortunate as to find, my wishes honoured " with your encouragement upon the day of Nomination, I shall presume to request your futurz. Support on the day of Eledion. I have the Honour to be, ciENTLFMEtI, Your most obedient humble Servant, CURBLT CURBET.. Adderley, O. tBo6. • On . ,ign; with Pec,ah Toin. On , toe Eighth ; I nlcc %Veelts After No, , I. night Kilig flew) Vll i can be aete.. trr ;Iv dine, 4 n 4ccount of the r tor Con iaQuis, which will he pr, ,d on Mon day next, wititent.iels lico &Cites, lire.,:.es,a,u 1J,4..01att • UESDAY, NoNenTher 4th,. is the next Day's To the GENTLEMEN,, CLERGY, and FREE— HOLDERS of the COUNTY of YORK. 'GENII. NCOUgAGED by themost battering Promises KJ of Support from a very numerous body of Freeholders, I take the liberty of informing you , that it is my intention, op toe approaching Disaolutioh pt P arliaMent, to oiler my selt a Candidate to represent'the County of York.. Permit me to solicit the favour of your Support on the day o: Nomination, and your Votes and Interest on that of E.cction. Ticket -- £t9 17 0 -Half . - to 3 0 .Eiglatt - 2 IV 6 Qoarter - 5 2 o Sixteenth - 6 0 OLYAIVIC PAVILION,. NEWCAS LLE-STKLE 7 . S FRANI), . Establ Sy Authority at the Lord Chamberlain. 'ii's wonderful lIORSEALINSHIP ; IVi Nii.V 1 E lt.i !SEM A t IleVf / Lr fout.Lrs'wlll ;fi COMIC TAN"! UNAIML, 11, :Wail, I)4v celei;rdttd L ti u, s txt 1. l r,;.,p, at tile- spej,tl retikies of r. open INew castle-street, Strand, ..s merit wtil ..ery boon expire, it rs huntbiy CVllCelVell uic 1/16,,Ci1i (.1 , i3O;IIILItY Should not be nec led. • It is necessat i for those•who mean to be in Fortune's Way, and get rich by venturing a small Stun, to make their chases before the next Day of Drawing,.or they may be dig_ appointed, ~s.thoe arc very few Tickets let on hand. I have the Honour to be, GENTLEMEN. Your most obedient bumble Servant, WALTER FAWKES. rn-nlev Vial], O. IS,' tBO6. .IAZARD, BURNS, and Co. Stoek-Brokers, . No; 93,, Royal E London, are selling '1 I - KliTSan SNARLS in the pre s ent STATE LOTT - ER Y, ~,arranntk•d llrtiraWll. Tothe ENTLEM E N,CLERGY, and E E I.IOLbE of the COUNTY of SUSSEX. 'ell ES Y, November 4, wi II be the next Day of MAW.: GENTLEMEN. - . I T fi E Dissolution of Parliament having taken place; I do myself the Honour of again offering my Services to Reprdent you . .. I have endeavoured . to eircute the ).;relt in Trust reposed me to the utmost of my abilities, and nave not intentionally deviated from my Duty to you and to my Country. • , I have the honour to remain, GENTLEMEN, • Your most grateful and obliged humble Servant, lOHN FULLER. his piLseot Wednesday, (;61oher 29, and ever) Evening this Weik,"the corninmee with Li (.. , ra..d CivalLatte. llorsem,iishir, by ti., first rov of Eques t:;alisin Europe "l'i.e part, of . t - AV C. 1 07 Tll6:i. 1 xercises 0.1 two Horses, by .Master . ta *ourite by Mr. U. Sin h (train Sadler's •‘Veils), ca.:al 1 ' Arthur O'liratll,2.'s I.egat be'ng his third .ipi,:artiiice. A new Livertisemco,• called The SCUT(;.: • fiOST ; or, i tic IAIC.I.IILt D.H.,,r5,..‘A A. Lross -321,,A,, .ii r. C. Dubois, Miss Taylor (from Sadler's We 11..., her thirLE appari..n..c); ar,ii NIFS. Parker; 133aetsinith, Mr. uu bois, seiuor ; anti -Sandy, with Sings, Mr. G. Smith.' The .l:,(l , 'u! , tal?le Charger trill exhibit - surprising sped- Thetis ct Animal Sagacity Battute EaterciSes, by the WhOle Troop I3y paiticular desire,' Mr. Suith wiii go through his woivictital Feats of Horsemanship, which hitherto stands unity...lied.. tile lawg:lable illatlestide of the Metamorphose in a Sacx. ing Letters post.paid) dilly answered. To: -.MEN, CLERGY,and FREEHOLDER S of the CO UNTV of YORK. BROOKE and Co. 237, Piccadilly, - established filq'.l Me, years, arese!lin, , , 1 1 ETS and SH A I.< ES, warrnitch undiawn ,The Lied is uncommonly ach ; raining two prizes of 2o.o:ol. two of to,oool. titre,: of 5.;.: I. five of wool: &c &c. foul only Eight Days to tiraw. Nobility and wit° intend to purchase; are reepiestcd not to tielay, there bein,: . very feW: 'Fic•keis remaining on nand, owhig to the unprecedented great demand. AU 'Prizes sold at this Office will be paid on demand. R?sehill,'tuber 27, iBo6. To the INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of the COUNTY TUESDAY, November 4 , , Bill he the THIRD DAY of DkAWING.• IHE Wheel is uncommonly rich in capital and - oilier Prizes, and no Lottery for forty years past,• at any, iteriod, was equal to this. HO DC; ES, P AIN F., and Co. Stock Brokers, No. 2, CoN.hill, 149. • OxfordAttreet, and 44, St. james's•street, have TICK L rs and S HA RES on Sale on the best Tel ins. N.B. Prizes to any amount paid on Demand. "l'o'concliak with -the new Comic n.ntornime; called NA•CS of AiISCIII'EF ' • 'r, Harlequin P loughboy : Har lequin . Ciossman ; Clown, .senior ; • and Columbine, ‘:rs. ' • D o ors to t,e , remM at Half past Six, and begin at Seven. Boxes, 1-',t, zi. . Gallery is. to be taken of Mfrs. Connell, at fram Eleven till Three. FIFTH EDITION. This Day-was published, • • - In Foolscap Bvo. entbel is ed with an Engraving, by Pytie, Prhe Eight Shillings extra boards, THE MISERIES of HUMAN LIFE; or, The GrOans uI i imoilly-Testy• and Samuel Sensitive. with a few Supplementary Sighs' troin Mrs.-Testy; .in Twelve Dialogues. lici ./En. 11. 27-1. Hen (Lan'. Poem. lxxx. miser,i'Ae ! Milt. Par. Lost, B. IV. 73.. Oh! oh! ! •Shak.• Macbeth, Act V. Sc. • 0I0! () ! . Ditto, Efthel. A ft V.. Sc. 1. Printed for William Millet, Albemarle-street.. Also lately published, printed uniformly with the above, the 4th EtMita), pike 6s. An Essay on the Art of Ingeniously Tormenting; wan proper I( ules.for the exercise of that amusing Study. This Edition is embellished with an En graving b) Gill ray, repfesenting a Cat tormenting a Mouse. MISERIES OF lIUMAN LIFE. Now preparing for the Press , and will be published with all Expedition,poSsible: _ __ . • ASECOND VOLUME, being a Continuation the Ni,ISERI ES of HUMAN •LIFE ; written by the same Author - as the tlriginal Work, and will be publish. ed by W Aii)emarie-street . (;_-- :4' • [bac having been lately announced for publication a 'Work bearing a somewhat similar Title, and purporting to be a " Continuation of the Nliseries of kluman Life," Wil liam Mina thinks it hiS duty respe6lfully to guard the Pub, lit agains , •eriur, and ;o assure then], that the Author of the original Work has no concemwhatevzr with the Publication above alluded.to. The original Author of the Miseries of Human Life has, •for some time past, been preparing a Second Volume, which -wil/ be publisned at a' period noWater that, January next. Albermarle-street, Oct. 27, 18o&. TO THE LITERARY AND FASHIONABLE WORLD. • On Saturday next, Nipr. i, iSo6, will be published the First N uinocr or - • • LE BEAU MONDE or i Literary and Fashion able IVLAGAZIN;i The Literary Depirtinent of the .above Work will have the highest Claims on the attention of the Learned and Fashionable; the articles being seleded as to interest every class of Readers, Tins Alagazne will be a considerable saving to the purchasers of b , :oi;::„^.s it will embrace stibieds of every kind, ands() :abridged as to obviate the necessity of plodding throng: iiiiininous treatises. The embellishments are acknowiedged, by the most able amateurs of the Fine Arts, to excel any that have • ever been submitted to the public taste; the Portrait of Ills IVlaiestY is me, most striking liken.:ss ever proiticed, and is worthy of being framed 'and placed in the dr,wing-room Of the admirers of the Fine Ants' and the ivlan of Fashion. The other embellishments hay& g;eat attractions, and are bsiati• fully coloured. No Literary or Vasinonable clan blmt11(1 be found without this Work ; it will 'be as.indiSpem‘ible to Jinn as his choicest meal. E,arly impressions may he liad at the Office, No. z 54, High flolborn, and also oy every 13ook4entr and Newsman turvugl:- ou4 the UnitrAl STATE LOTTERY THE only-Capital divided -into Shares in the pre sent Lottery is No. 7157 ) a Prize of ro,ocol. which was sold in one Quarter, two Eighth, and eight Sixteenth Shares, by SWIFT and Co..at their Offices, No. t it, Poultry, and No. 12, Charing cross, where TICKETS and SHAKES arc still on Sale, warranted undrawn. The next Day of Draw ing is . Tuesday, November 4; . . . The folloing Capitals are remaining in the Wheel : 2, Prizes of Z 20,000 are A,40,00e 2 - - - io,ooo 20,000 • 3 - .Soon 35,060 S - - looc, scoo 7 - - • 500 - 3500 &c. &c. &c. SWIFT and Co. recommend to their Friends, who. intend to purchase or exchange their small Prizes, not to delay their applications, as the whole of the above Capitals are floating in the Wheel, and it is possible may be all drawn on the very next Day ; independent of which, it is certain, from the pre sent demand, that very few can be left for Sakai - It.r the next Drawing ; but as long as any remain, they will be (in Sale at the Offices, No. It, Poultry, and No. iz, Charing-cross. . . GENTLEmEN • • DARLIAMEI\IT being DISSOLVED, I take the .ri lest opportunity in my ix Aver of commurucating•to y o o my intentiOu or again offering myself a Candidate for the honour 01 representing you in Parliament. A period` or Tea sears having elapsed since I was first pl:.t.coi in the'high and honourable situation of your Repre sentative, I trust I , without presumption, rest my hope of flame Support rattier upon your judgment of my Public Conduct, upon general professions. I ail anxious, however, 10 avail myself of this opportu nity 01 . expressing the deep sense of : Gratitude 1 feel for. the Ai!) , lity and indulgence I have alreadyexperienced from you t•pon all'occasions since 1 - have been eng,tged in the execution of weighty and important Duties ; to discharge which with fidelity has been the continued ohjedt of my endeavours. Should 1 again he deemed worthy of the honour of being one of the Representatives of this great 'County,. I shall be most thankful for your Support; • I have the Honour to be, With the greatest respea, Gentlemen, • ' Your obliged and most obedient humble Servant, HENRY LASCELLES. Harewoml Houk, oa. 1 4 , ac 6. STATE LOTTERY, ao6. TUESDAY, the 4th of November, will be the next Day of Drawing, after which there wilt remain javt Seven Days more to draw ;, and front the following ex. itf r:aordinary rich State of the Wheel, namely— I 2 - Prizes of - - - ,c 20,000 2 . - . .. - ' - 10,000, ' _ . 3 ' ' ' ' - ... - 5,000 - S - - - • - - - , 1,030 Besides 1001. &c. &c. ' An . - :arly Purchaseis recommended by ', - J. BRANSCOMB and Co. Proprietors of the Lucky Offices . , No, 11, Holborn, No. 37, Corithill, and No; 38, Haymarket, Piccadilly ;. where toe following Capital Prizes were sold ih 257 Shares } in the last and•present year, namely • , NO6. s ', k Nos. ' X: 333 0 , - - - . 'lOO 13,747, - -- - - 10,000 17,477, - - - -1000 • 45h, - - , - 20,000 21,69?), - '-, icco 9219, - -.- 20,000 16,80 t, - - - 20 , a0 11.643, 17,915, - - - •20..)0 ' 7646, ' '4 0 77* - -- -. • 5)00 .• 7779 - -, - Likewise No. 12,719, - 25,0301. With tz Prizes of ;001, and a great number of tool. 501. &c. and where TICKETS and SHARES are now selling in great 'variety of Numbers, as chcap-as.at any, Licensed - Office in England, and the earliest account sent Adventurers, die gistered: All Orders froM the Country, with a Remittance, duly attended.to. - 20,e0 - - 20,c010 - 20,022 XHE real JAPAYBLACKING, made by DAY and MA iCf IN. This invaluable Composition, with half the usual labour, produces. the. iny , sChrilliantjet black ever beheld, affords peculiar nourishment to the Leather, will not soil the finett Linen, is pertretE tree trbin any ult•. pleasant smell,: atul will retain its virtues in any clitume. Sold, wiiolesile„ by Day and. Martin, at tae Nlantsfactory, No. 97,1tigii Holborn; retail by F, Day, 7, Tavisiock,' street, Covent-g..rden; V. Day, No.-65, S ,vallow.street ; A xtell, No - . 1, /Pinch-lane ; and by the principal .Iroot.. makers, Periumers, and in the Metropolis and in every town throughout the United Kint i ci9m, itl s twig 13atiles-, price is. 6d, each. . • TotheGENTLI MEN, CI.Ii:KGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the CO U NTY of YORK. GENTLEMEN, PERMIT the .to Return you my cordial Acknow ledginents for the repeated Marks of confidence and appriabation with which you have already honoured me.—• Your kind acceptance of my past services, encourages me to:offer myself once more a Candidate for the high honour of kepreSenting you in Parliament. Though 1 dare not affirm that my . Parliamentary condut has been free from, error, I can truly assure you that it has, been my *constant and earnest endeavour to discharge the Duties of my important Trust with ittdependence, fidelity, and diligence. Should Ibe again honoured with your ap probation, the same principles will continue to govern me m the discharge of my Political Duties. l can scarcely be more.bound to you than I-already am, by the ties of Gratitude and Affection, but I shall feel, if possible, still more than ever desirous of proving that I am not altogether unworthy of your choice. I am, GENTLIEMEN, Your faithful Servant, •w. WILI3ERFORCE. naober 18, rBc36. TotheG ENTLENIEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS - • of the COUNTY of DORSET. •. GENTLEMEN, TT being intimated to me that Mr. Browne intends to decline oU himself for the County, I ant encou raged by the' flattering opinion and urgent advice • ot. many estimable Friends to offer myself to your notice as a -Candi date for the honour of being one of your Representatives in the next Parliament. Should you he induced to place so high a degree of confidence in. me, I beg must earnestly to assure you, that you may rely on my moat zealous attention ands utm- st exertion to - promote your local i n t erests , as •well as support our dearest Rights and Liberties on the most con stitutional Principles.. I have the Honour to be, with the utmost Respe4, CE24TLEIVIEN, 'Your Most obedient and devoted humble Servant, L. B. PORTMAN. Bryanston, 06tOber zo, 1806. Tcithe GEN'f LEMEN,CLE‘RGY, and FREEHOLD.E.RS: ot the COUNTY of LEICESTER. • . GENTLENTEN, PARLIAMENT being Dissolved, by which the importJni Trust you were pleased to repose in me, as one ot your Representatives, is closed permit me to re- • new the offer of-my Services, and to solicit thelavourof your Suffrages at the el:Suiqg Election. - .CoUScious that my Fiest pretensions to your support must consist in a strict and faithtul adherence to thoSe principles of Inderiendeive by whic.li I have ever been actuated in your Savice, and which have been sanctioned by your approba. tion ; accept my iinfeii,med.assuthnce that, should I be again honOnced•witii.this decisive mark of your confidence, you will find s meanxions to' discharge so sacred a duty with con tinued zeal and fidelity. have the Honour to remain, with great truth, GENTLI:VIEN. Your most obliged and faithful hwble Servant, GEORGE ANTHONY I,F.GH KECK. Stoughton-Grange, Of,tii 25, of MIDDLESEX. _ _ • • CIEORGE BOULTON MAINWARING, E s q. VT having declined to Offer himself at the ensuing Eledion, as a Candidate' to represent . the' County of Mid dlesex in Parliament •, and Sir F RAN CIS B U - RDETT having again proposed himself for their chOice, the Independent Eledors, who are desirqus of still preventing the County from being represented oy Sir FR A NCIS BURDETT, are re quested to meet at the Free-Mason's Tavern, in Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-Inn-fields, on Friday the 31st inst. at Twelve o'clock. It cannot be doubted, that after the Advertisement of. Sir FRANCIS BUR ET T, which has appealed -hathis Day'; Pa pers, that the proposed. Meeting will be most numerously attended • for it would be an insult on the - %ial Independent and Loyal Freeholders of Middlesex,, to doubt that they will be eager to testify their ma rked disapprobation of a Candidate. who comes forward on the grounds disclosed in that Myer tiSemeut. London, OE}. 28, 1806. Tothe GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of HERTFORD. GENTLEMEN, THE High Sheriff haliing appointed Tuesday, the -11.. 4th Day of November next, for the E ledion of Mem.' bers to serve this County in Parliament, and to proceed to the Held adjoining the Town of llertford, at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon of that Day, I earnestly intreat your , A acri d:ince at the place . and tune aforesaid, and to be honoured with your Votes.and Support on that Occasion:. 1 am, Gentlemen, Your obliged and obedient humble Servant,. ' The Park, HertinOordbury, WM. 13A1ili1:. 'Os. 2 5 , iBo6. • To thoG ENTLEMEN,CLERCY, and FR E E.TIC?LDE RS, of the COUNTY of HERTFORO. GENTLEMBN, pAttLIAMENT being now gthally Dissolved, I take the Liberty . of making you a treSh otE:r of my . Ser vice's. The favour which you nave, repeatedly, shewn me, Upon occasions of this sort, and the kind and indulgent man. her in which you have-judged of my feeble Exertions in th.! conduct of your Business, encoulage'me again to aspire to as Honour, which, in my opinion, is the greatest amt incst va. luable lotlte that . can be conferred upon a ' subject tiles:, realms—that: of being chosen 'one:of the Representatives of an opulent, free - , and independent County. - I am, with sincere regard and esteem, Gentlemen, Your obliged and faithful Servant, WILLIAM PLUMhg. Gilston Park, Herts, O. 27, i 306. N. B. The High SherifFhaving fixed that.the County Elec• tion shall come on at Ten o'Clock in the Forenoon of Tues day, the 4th Day of November, thelavour pf your attendance at Hertford at that time in my Support is most earnestly desired. TotheCENTLEMINT, CLERGY, and INDEPENDENT FREEHOLDEKS of the COUNTY of DURHAM. AT - the earnest Solicitation of my Frienth, and from an anxious desire 'to preserve the . Peace of the County, I am now induced (in consequence of the ex pecled Vacancy) to offer my Services as your Representative in the ensuing Parliament ; the attainment of which desirable ob_ jed will be considered by me as one of the most fortunate circumstances of my life. The favour of your Support on the day of NonlinatiOn, and your Votes and Interest on that of Eleaion, will very much oblige, _ .. . Gentlemen, • , Your very obedient humble Servant, THOMAS HENRY LIDDELL. Durham, 06t. 40306. ..✓ >.. ~~~~