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.... • '\ • .f -~ J~. I ~ c .;*' _ . ~,!1 " a .~ ,^,~ `\ . V • ; t - NUM - , R 4 40.7. THEATRE ROY'AL,..DRURYLA.3.Ii E. T-H"'''PRESENT-. EVENING, Oct. 27, 1 spii, • wlll - be performed - - - • GEORGE :BARNWELL. - • e_ .7! Thurougugood, rowELL ; . . Barnwell, Mr.. EYRE; - • : Geoige Barn', ell, Mr. ELLISTONT,. (Being his first A-ppearance. in that Charasiler;; • 'Truman, M-r. BAlrr LEY ; ; Mum, Mr. •COOK.E. • Milwood, Mrs. POWELL ; Maria, Mi:!.s BOYCE . . ' Lucy; Mrs. SPARKS. , . wires • , • . . , THE FORTY THIEVES. To-rnorrOw, The School for Sdndal ;' with No Sons No Supper. • ... _ _ _On Wednesday, Much Ado About Nothing ; with 4 The Forty Thieves. , . . . . And On Thursday, the TiagedyolPizarrO. A New 'Melo Drama' is— in preparation; and will be pro duced in the course of a lew days. THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT,-GARDEN. IrrO,MORROW EVENING, Oct. 28, 1806, J. will be -per trined , • LOVE IN .A VILLAGE. Justice Woodcock, Mr. MU N DEN ; Young Nreadows, 'Mr. CLE DO is: Hawthorn (first time), Mr. BEL LAMA: ; Hodge, Mr. EMERY ; Rosetta (first time), by the YOUNG LA DY who pertOrmg in The Beggars' Opera'. Deborah, Mrs. DAVENPORT; Madge, Niiss TYR ER. wtrx THE FOLLIESE -- OF A DAY. . „.. . . Boxe§fs.'Seconctrrice 3s.—Pit 6d. Second Price2s.- , Second Price Gallery is:. Second Price 61.—N0 Nloney. to be rein : rued. ' Places forthe Boxes to be Liked at the , Box:office, in Haa r street. .. • The boors to' be "opened . at Flzilf.pase Five, •and. begin at Half.past Six. .• • • • On Wednesday tht - with j Tragedy of Pizarro ; The Mid.. night Hour. -, • . , On Thursday, Love in a Village ; with Katharine and Petruchio. • '•• • • On Friday, Speed the Plough ;_with The Highland, On Saturday, King 'Henry -the-Eighth ;* - whirThret'Cliceks After,lllarriage.; beiug:the,last nig r lit King , Henry V 1 11. .can be 2et6l sdfne time; - on aeeouht - of the pi'oparaiions lOC the I:togef.ly of•Kgriphilarsz:whiell• will be Pkocike , low. lott day next, with entirely new Scenes, Dresses, and OvcoratioUs. 4 ,,,l':l2hefPublicare respeelfully intbrrnedlliarilront. tills vening„this Theatre will Pe- opened ev,cry, Njght till the . end - of t he-Season. " " • - • - A SEAT 4 IN.-c. -.11:rAkll ASSEMDLY. . • A NI/ PersuirhAlt d the Power to Ensure the In '; tTint‘lCtitTit of as,4ndepz elttle'matiy is desired to direct a Letter for W..l'. at Mr. Clarke's, Bool;:seller, New. feet, ii*eontidelitiala7firiiiiiiitation of every le cessary 'October . 25, 'BO6. I7CTUALL ING-OkFICE, fBo6. THE COMALLS I SIO . NERSAr rICTVAL LING Hit 111/IJESTrs 'NAVY do hereby give IVotice, That on Tuesday; the 28th instant, they will be reaas , to receive Ten . .. d , t-s, ur 71 , 1iting (sealed up), and treat for TWo Hundred and Fifty To, of G ENUINE OATMEAL; to t ti i e delivered One Hundred Tons intollis 114ajees Viaualling Stores at Deptford, One - Hundred 'Toni; into thole at Plymouth, and Fifty Tons into thoseat Portsmouth; one-half thererf,in one Alonth, and the other: hall in one Month after; and to be paid for by Bills,pa;able,with Interest, nicely dy , r after date. • . The - Conditions of the Contrati may 6e seen at the .s'icreta?)'s Oflicat , • - No regard fzviille had to aty Tender in -which the Puke shall not be inserted in 71 , 9rds at .length, cr that shall not be . delivered to 'the Board before One o'Clock on the said Tnesday, the.2Bth in sthfit,"'Woi. unless the Person who makes Ibe Tender, or sOve perscn its his behalf,auends, to answer, when e2llaloe. PICTUiILfiNG.OFFICE, OR. 23, 18 6. : THE CgiIhVISSIG 4:VERS for VICTUALLING HIS . 111/I.7ESTPJ N4l/.l' . do hereby give Notice, .That 'on Thursday next,, the 30ah lust. they Will be ready to receive Tenders, in writing (scaled up), and treat for One f fund, el Tons of MUSCOVADO ADO SUGAR, to &answerable to Samples to be produced with the Tenders ; to be delivered, in the original Packages,- int, the Piaualling Stores. at Deptford, in the pro. portico of net less than Twenty, nor more than Thirty Tons per Week, .from the date of the Contract ; and to be paid far by Bills; paYable,' with interest, ninety days after date. The Condition: of the Contraa nt.ty he• seen at theSectetaty's Oyce. • . No regard will be had to any Tender in which the Price shall not be inserted in words at /ength, or that shall not be delivered to the Board before 'One o'clock on the said Thtirsday 'neXt, the 3oth instant; nor-unless the P i erson- Who makes the Tender, or s o me Person on his behalf, attends, to answer, when called for. , OFFICE OF ORDNANCE, Oaoter , • r r HE PRINCIPAL OFFICERS of His MA -1 yEsTY's ORDNANCE do heresl"-giVe NOtice, ,That Proposair_will be received at their Ogre, in St. Ha) gat et-iireet, Westminster, and at the Ordnance Office, al Chatham, by their Officers there, on or before the ice of December next, ftcm such Arsons Its n:.O be 'willing to undertake' the Pe, f) mance of the P I:U MBE R's WORK fit the Service of this Department at Chatham. Further Particulars, !Tether, with the Terms and Conditions of 'the' Ccrt;at7, may be known mport application at the Secretary's Margaret-street aforesaid, any D.vy between the li,urs qt. - 17er( and Foie o'clock, and also at the Ordnance ogee at Chahar:. . • The,Proposals are to be sealed, and marked on the outside," Pro, posals for reijOi - ming the.Plan;bet:S' l'fiork' a! Chatham." but no Pr4nsal can be admitted of the said tst Dqy of December next, at twelve o'clock RI noon on that ci.ty, neither will any Tender be noticed, unless the Pat (j' making. it, or an. Agent in his 4.ha11, shallattend. B . y Order of the Board, R. 11. CREIr. N D 41 7 , OCTOBER :.2 7 , 800: GENEHAL ELECTION. - r. i• To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT LIVER? of LONDON. , . * GIiNTLFitEN . , HE ' DISSOLUTION of PARLIAMENT:be ing now publicly announced, ;I, beg leave - most respell_ 'fully to solicit your Votes and Interest, to be Re.clated one of your Representatives. • The iMPOrialice of that sabred Trust at this eventful Crisis' cannot but awaken the most serious reflation in those who undertake the faithful discharge of irs duties. I can chat., lenge the stridest inquiry into the reditude of my condu& in the late Parliament, and feel happy in the convidion,. that 'no personal, - Consideration has influenced, or shalt influence Me; should 1 tic orice more honoured with your confidence. . The local concerns and interests of any Constituents shall ever continue to con raand my best attention; while it shall be any constant eiteriton to prove myself a faithful_ ItePre. sentativc of,the COMMons of the United Kingdom. Impressed with .these sentiments, I rotinc.St your support on the :day of Eleelion, when your early' attendanei: will confer the highest obligation on, • . . GEis;TLEiVLE4T, ' Your'fliiti)ful humble Set-Vint', ' CHARLES PitICE; UIN;COAINION RICI . t.IVHEEL Contains' Prizes of J - ~2Q,: 00.'. _ so . coo - . , - • . 1 1 0 ''? • . Jer,„4:c. m ikt. rrt.l.SDAY:ltovember 4th, is the next Diy's . r7 ,- Draw - ilir: • . ' Ticket . r 9 t 7 0 • to 3 a' Eighth Voarter - 5 2 o Sixteenth It is necesury ,for those .. vho . tnean to be in ,Fortune's way, and get rich by - ventufinga small Stun, tiS - hiake thtir Pur chases before ;lib next. Day of Drawini, of ilwy frp.y be dis apiiiiinial; as there - are - irety'feW Tickets lett on hand.. t 6` TU ESD INT November 4, be the, TH IRD' DAY • •of ,RD‘ VRAWING. - THE Wheel is uncommonly rich in Capital and: other Prizes, and no Lottery for forty years,p44. : at% auy period.. wa§ equaljo.t,Ws„.. • - HODGE'S, 'PAINE, and Co. Stock Brokers, No. a,; CO'f:thili; 4.49 4 - OXfOrd•-stlet;t ' :,Si. have TICKETS and SHARES on Sale on the best Terms. N.B. Prizes to ai:fainowit 'paid orelltlsitand.• . . • • --- - - • . AAIID, antNE, and Co.' Stock-Brokers,No. 93; Roiii Exchange; :London, are selling `I IG- K-E TS and SHARES in the pre?ent STATE LO TTERY, warranted uncirasAli. •TOES DA Y,t November 4, wii be Ilmnext . Day of Draw- ing• Letters (post-paid) duly attwered:. STATE LOTTE "*" THE only Capital divided into'Share's:in -the pre-. Lot wry is No. 7157, a Vrize of t 0,0591: which . was .„ sold in one Quarter, two Eighth, and eight Sixteenth Shares, I by•SW•I VT and Co. at their Offices ' No.. 1 t,.. Pout-try,- and ll No,. 12, charing-cross, where 'KICKFAS ai,d SHA R ES are iitilton Sale, warranted trndiawiU Tite . txxt Day of Draw. lug is Tuesday, November q.. . . TheiullOWing Capitals are re";naining in the Wheel : • • • 2 Prizes of £20,000 are, ,C . .0,4p0• 2 - 10,000, 20,000 - • • SOOO . • .15,000' 5 - 1900 5000 500 .• 3500 • &c. &c. &C. SWIFT and Co. reCOiimiend t 6 their:Friends; who Wand to pm - abase or exchange t hcirsinall Prizes, not to delay their applications, as the whole of the above Capitals are floating itr 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 tew can' be left Mr Sal ' eafter the next Drawing ; but as 10n,..as any remain, thq will be on Sale at the o&ces, No. it, - foolery, and No. iz, Charing:cross.' STATE LOTTERY,,tBoS. .TUESDAY, the 4th of . lNOveni6er, be the next Day of Drawing, atter which_ there will remain but Seven Da} s more to.tiraw - iron) toe following 'ex'. traotclinary rich State of the Whcd, namely—. . 2 - Prizlii of ' ' . 2 4 3 - - 5,000 5 • 7 1,000. soo Besides 1001. '&c: &e. An cagy .Purclia - ie is recommended ny. I . : 13RA'NSCOMI3 and Co":" Prroprietors of the Lucky Offices, No. 11, Holborn - , No. 37, Cornbill,. and No. 3S, Haynsarket, Piccadilly ; where the following - . Capital . 1' rizes i.eit.: sold in. 2.37 Shares,; in the last and present year, namely . . Nos. • £ Nos. ;: .• . 4 . 333, - - - 100 , 13 , 747 , . - - .lo,aoo 37,177) • - - Ina° . ~0, •. - • 2c,000 21.69. y, - - . 1900 pp), - - •... 20,00 c a6,S•I, - . - 2000 11,6431 '. ". 4. • 20,000 17,9 1 51 - 7'• - - 2 . tiaO . 7h86, .. .- —: - : 24i,citio 4c57. - .. 1 - 5 0 30 7757, , x .. _ 20,022 Likewise No. 12,719, - , 25•,000l. - '- • With tz Prizes of cool. anti a great wittniner.of .1001. Sol., &c. and where TICKETS and SIM RES - aro now selling in' great yariety.of Nytnbcrs, as cheap as at any Licem.ed Office in linglatid, and the earliest accouiit - sent Naveilln l o3. 1. ...0 - sistered. ' . All Orders from tho country,lvvith. a Remittance, duly attended tci. . . : ! • This Daly waS.ptiblished - , Price Seven Shillings, sewed, r - PHE CHILDREN' of ERROR.' A NOVEL. . in! Two Volumes. ,Jl l lay ~, an OFFICER of.DRAGOONS. •Brentford : Primed by and for P. Norbury ; and sold by •'l'.. Osten, Ave-Maria-lane ; and C. chappie, Pall- Mall. . • To the WORTHY I ND . EPEN DENT -LIVERY of L 0 1).0,11, GENTLENIEN, T HE Pailimnent- being now Dissolved, I avail myself ofi the earliest opiTottunity to express how anxious I am to be honoured - At:id!' the renewal of your Con, fidence,and to reqUest the. Fayour or your Votes at the .ap proachlng • , The Statesman whom, of all others, I most admired and revered is no crtire ; but I give most chearfully to His Ma jesty's present Ministers my oPprobation,. and 1 cannot but think that The mink and plain Statement of the Origin,:P to.; ,}tress, and End of this late Negotiation with-the. French go ;vernment, has.made on the Public IWind afayourableimpres sion of their dignified Conduct. . . In soliciting your Suffrages 'tot' the various' Situationi to !which Yo have been pleased. to elegy me; I never had any - Views.of Emoltunent to myself;_ to be the Object of your. Favour was my greatest. Prides a sense of Duty was my Guidance ; and your Approbation, so frequently and so flat• . teringly expressed, has been my ample Reward. " It yciu honour me again ivith your Confidence, you may rely upon my Fidelity. With. every Sentiment of Respet,l rand Gratitude,. 1, have the Honour to be, . . GENTLEMEN, • Your much - obliged and humble Servant, 11. C.' COMBE: Guildhall, Od. To,tbeGENTLEMEN L CLERG V, apd FREEHOLDERS; of the COUNTY of SUSSEX. GENTLEMEN, • • THE Dissolution of Parliament having' taken place, I, do myself the Honour of again oaring my Services to Represent . you. I have endeavoured to execute the great Trust reposed in me to the utmost of my abilities, and have not intentionally deviated f'rOin my Duty to you and to my Cotintry. • I have the honour to remain, Gfiwri,EmEN, Your most grateful and obliged humble Servant, ' • JOHN FULI.I2. R. Rosehill, Oe:lober 27, pr"*.Y , r- this I)ity were imblislied, price 16 . . .. TH . E, DECLAIIATIONS pt . their Majesties the King of 5 weden,: the - Emperor of Russia, tirC'King of Pcossia, and the King of Great ,Britain ; which demonstrate that the Restoration of General Tranquillity is retarded only bir,the flagrant Injustice anAinsatiatile Ambition of the Corn mon Enemy. . . .-P rintefi for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Patcrnos: ter,mw ; and to be bad of any . of the Itooksellers. ' . • *.'* it is -expected That nnusttal' ExertionS' will be made byjnatty patriotic and benevolent Persons tOrlthe extensive cfr.:u lation of this iinportant and interesting little Pamphlet; ,• , The , Pr,tits: of the.' Publication wank ... given CO the Widow and Family of the unfortunate Palm. . ~ . . ~ . 1•F k :. iiisToky Ol• hN( LAND IN. VERSE, ~ '' ;. : .. This Day was Published, '' ' ' .:- ' Illustrated with a Map, price 2*. 6d. ball-botind,. • -T . HE HISTORY of ENGLAND, in easy Verse, 1.. troni the Invasion of j.ifittis Caesar ti.) the Beginning of the Year 146. Written.tur the purpose df being Committed td" meffory at an early Age, by Young Persons - of both Sexes. = By V.R.‘ - JOHNSON, - A. M. , - - ,Printed for Tabart and Co. at the juvenile and School. Library, No. 157, New Bond-street ';' sold by . W. Gibbons, Bath ; M. Keene, Dublin ; - Wilson and Spence, York ; and H. tozity ; Gainsborota,;ll; and by all other Booksellers. . .. . . -, • Of whom may be - had; . • • 1. lickik of Ranks, 24 plates, price 73. ~ .‘ 2. Book of Games and Sports, 24 plates, price 33. 6d. 3. Book of Trades, 70 pl. - ites ! 3 Parts, price 3s: each. 4. Robinson Crusire, 16 plates, price 4s. 6.1. 5. Popular Stories, 24 plates, 3 Parts, price 23. J. ' 6. Visits to a Farm-11.)uSc, plates, price 25. 6d. 7,, Visits to London, 6 plates, price as. 6d. . S. Tour thr'augh: England, 6 plates, price 23. 6d. . 9. Visits to the Leverian Museum, price 25. 10. Vit,133•30311e Menagerie, price 2S. 6d. Ir. Bible Stori'es,•2 vols. 'l2 plates, 'price is : . 12. Mince Pies for Christmas, price 2s. 6d. . . 13. The juvenile Plutarch, a Parts, is. 6d. each. . 14. Memoirs of Bob the Terrier, price 2s. • • • . Is. Momoirs of Dick the Poney; price :Is. ~, ' 36. Visits to the juvenile Library, price as. 17: Universal history, abridged, price 25. 64. ' IS. ._first going to School, price 2S •• , - • 19.. Poetry tOr Children, by Miss Aikin, price'2s,, . 2e. Puzire for a Curious Girl, price 25. • 2 I. - The Travels of Orlando, 4 vols. 'price tzt. 23. British DolOstic Quadrupeds, price 25. Ott. 23. Proverbs oral! Nations. price as. 64. ' . 24. Tales of the Castle, 5 vols. pricol7s. §d. . . . 25. The Magic Lantern', 1 i plates, price 6s. - 26. Wonders of the Telescope, price 43. 6d.. • ... 27, Wonders of the Microscope, price 3s. 6'd. 28. Childir,Vrtie Friend, 5 plates, 'price 25. 29. Gulliver's Travels, racoluured plates, price 2s. ed. 30. Presents for good Boys, price is.: , 31. Presents fOr good Girls., puce is. , . . . 32. Mary and her Cat, price ts. ' • . . 33. Dialogues for good, Children, price IS. . 34. The Little Hermitage, price is, 35. History of Telemachus, 'rice is. . -36. -Hiltory of liclisitrius, pric.e rs,• ..., i., ~. ,-. . , 37. Lite of Carlo, price Is. as. Nursery Tales, 33 sorts, at .6d. each. 39., Nursery Songs and jingles, 6ti each, &e. &c. Ac. N, B. The ortles. of k:ou'irtry Booksellers fur theabec. named Works arc oxocutcd vii advantageous totals. To theUENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of BUCKS. GetiiTLara cot, ' London, ,061. et; 1 806. B Y the DISSOLUTION? of PARLIAMENT, you will again be called upon to exercise your Privilege of ele6.liUg your future Representatives r 'and I beg leave again to offer mytielf to yoUr choice. 1 trust and hope that the few_ Months 'Which have elapsed since you conferred upon me. the strongest and most flattering mark of your confidence, by re-electing me, after my acceptance of the office which I hold, have not changed the sentiment's of kindness and in dulgertce which i»du ed you, upon that occasion, to think menet unworthy of pant - ,prott6lion and 'support. If I should- again be so fortunate .as to enjoy the same 'distill, guishcd honoir, I beg you will believe it will be the study of my life to make you the only return in my poWer, by exert ing myself with a zeal which 1 can answet fur—but with abilitia unequal to the task—in the maintenance of your In- , dependentie,and in the support of your Interests and Prospe- • I have the Honour to be, GVNTLEMEN, With the. warmest sentiments of Devouon and Resp4l, your obliged and faithful humble Servant, CHA NDOS'T EM P LE. To the WORrliY and IN * DEPENDENT FftEENIEN of , llOvER: NE-4-(ff your Reprtsentaties hying signified his intention of declining to Oler himself to your choice on the event of a Dissolution of Parliament, valuing, as a Corn inercial Man, tile honour of representing your ancient and Independent Town 'and Port, and being known to tfiany of ;your respeaablerithabitants, I presume to submit rityself to your pleasure, - and to solicit the tavOitt of your Support. I shall take the earliest opportunity of paying my personal. respecis; and I b,:g leave to assure you;that spauld I be so for tunate as to meet your it&:eptatice, and becoMe the successful Candidate, I shall ever endeavour to manifest triy - respedfitl:• sense of the obligation by a diligent attention to you'' , wishes; anti the.Welfare,and Prosperity of Dover shall at - all times be the first obit of my zealous and unremitting solicitude. I have thelionour it) be, ••.' CENTiemEir, • • ''our must obliged humble Servint, P.1.14'..1AC4P14. Isessi Bro. - zit :s t rcvt, o a. 22. -_-='`- " ir w, 74:1 4 4#,SOKA •••t 7-441 • 4:IK. ' :h.': • .st-,o"k -''•11/1111q sal' s? ,4,.. • 0 . , yp .A;, \ _. -. z 7T 7 .1 T. ''47l.lF.ci 7:,... , ei , ~----- iiS ', '4• ~... '•..\'' f .. .ir: • ' -:. ' 1, 1 i,; • , , ;: 1 1: .- ' ' '. ..; 5 , 1, J . ••• , .r..:›1,2% -:a;ia•rtr - -:- qz , T -, [PRICE s; GENERAL .ELECTION. • i Tdihe WORTHY and ;NDI!PETIDENT BURGESSES of BRthGNO-RTI-1: GENTLEMEN, ' • WE ' beg leave to offer our Serviees to REP RE SENT your Very Ancient and 12.6pec r lable 130. 12.4.1.10 H in, the, ensuing PARLIAMENT, and to assure • • 'you, that we shall exert our utmost endeavours to approve ourselves 'worthy of your cLoice- by a constant attachment .to yotir Interests, a warm zeal-fer the-Welfare of Ole Coun. try, and a firm support of your admirable Constitution. Ak r -e have the Honour to be, with the gretest reiard and repta, , GENTLEMP.II,. Your most obliged and most obedient huMble Servants, THOMAS WHITMORE. ISAAC HAWItINS BROWNE. • To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREE. HULLERS of ihe:COUNTY of YORK. GENTLEMEN, ENCOURAGED by the most flattering Promises of Support from a very numerous body of Freehoiderl, 1 take the liberty of inforthing you, that it is my iMentioti, ph the approaching Dissolution of Parliament,.to oncloy.• self a Candidate to represent the County Of York. Permit me to soli c it the favour of ,Lpur.Stsport on the dai , of NoMination, and your Votes and Intercit on that 01** E I have the Hbnour to he, Your most obedient hunible,Servant, - WALTER FAWKES. I : ariil4 Hall, 66: is, 'tSO-6. To the G ENT L E 111 EN; CLE EZG:Y, anti F DEM. . or the COUNTY of • ChNTLENIEN,. ARCIAWENTIeing DISSOLVED,- Ilake thie -a- • earliest opporttinitly in my power of communicating-to yoti,My infentioit a again offering Myielf a Candidate for tf.'6 fionotir of representing you in Parliament. : A period bt Ten Yers having elapsed.sinee It was first placed in the high and honourable situation of your Repre-' s'entatiVe, 1 trust 1 niay, ivithout presuinption, rest my hope_ of future SuPpo r ri rather upon your judgment, of my Public . Cantina, than upon general.professioni. I . tun anxious, however, to avail myself of this opportu nity of expressing the deep sense Of .Gratitude I feel for the ,liberality and indulgence 1 have alrea‘dy experienced ?ram you upon all occasions since I have been engaged in the execution weighty and iniportartllutles to. discharge which with :fidelity has, been the continued objea of my endeavours. Should 1 agilin be deemed worthy of the honour of beint one of the kepresentatiires of this gi - eat County, I shall l•) , • • • most thankful for your Support. , • , I have the Honour to be, %Vitt' thepeateat respel, Gentlemen, Your obliged and niost obed , ient humble. Servant, HENRY LASCELLES. Hare :wood House, oa. 24, I So 6. TotheGF.NTLEMEN, CLERGY, did FR EtHOLDERS ofthe COUNTY of YORK. CENTLENiEN, • . 'THE unexpeaed intelligence that a issolutlon of . 4 - Parliament is speedily about to take place, has readied Me in a very distant part of rigland, to which the healthof . ni)r Family had called me'; some few days, therefore, mat elapse before I shall be able to pay you Mi ptrsonal respeas. Permit me, however, in the mean time, to return you my cordial acknowledgments for the repeated 'marks of ,dente and approbation with which you lta•;'e already he, nou red me. Your kind acceptance of niy past services; encourages me to otte r myself once More a Candidate for the high honnui of Representing you in Parliament. , . Though I dare not affirm that my Partiamentary conducl. has been free froM error, I can truly assure you that it has . been my constant arid earnest endeaeour to discharge the duties of my important trust with independence, fidelity, and diligence. Should-I be again honoured ivith, your ap probation, the same principles will 'Continue to govern me iut the discharge of my Political Duties. scarcely be more bound to you than, I already am,, by the tics of Gratititde and Affeelio'n; but I sh4:l feel, it possible . , more than ever deSirous of proving that I arn not altogether unworthy of your choice. I am, CENTLEMEN, Your faithful Servant, W. WILERFdRCt. Tyne, Do:set, Dauber ig, iSe5. To theG ENTLitti EN, CLERGY;diid fIZE MOLDERS of the COUNTY of T:JORTHUMOERLAND. c;ENI LSIa4N, you . may probably be very soon called upon to exercise your Right of eleding Representatives in Parliament, I beg leave to sOlicit a continuance of that ge... nerous Support which I have already thrice egetienced froM • your kindness. I have not any hesitation in thus . aPpealing to your free and uninfluenced Suffrages, conscious as 1 am that in the discharge of my Parliamentary Duty; I have al ways acted upon such Principles, and sUpp'orteil such Mea sures; as appeared to the most likely to promote the'lnteresti . of the County of North4niberland, and to sectfre the genera/ :Prosperity. of the British litupire; and I assure yon, that ',should I again reeei4e the honour of your DeregatioNit shall be my constant and utmost Ambition to atten&to the'same: iniportant (ibjeds with Assiduity and Independence.- -" I have the Honour to be, C ent I eaten, With the gieateSt tegaid and esteem; Your most obedient and faithful Seivant, TILOS. 12.1 . C.1{ . . BEAUMONT. filmhxm Abbey, 00. 22, tBO6. - _ SN \ L~~' ; ,„