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:AMBER 7, 1806

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WESTVINSTER ELECTION.
TO TIM %voltmy ASO INIIEVENUSIT ELSC-
TORS OF THE CITY OF wEsrmitisrEit.
G. PI Trainee,
IM PRE iSED with every sentinirot of gratitude
it Cif th:liithe:to &in at umulicited .4uod.-t I base received:
Ibe leave to assure you, that I a.) not in the loot disinayA
at the present appearance of the Pall. Toe circumstance.) ula
vailoi.i• kinds, which, Am the day of tfa • dissolution of Par-
liament, ,have ieterfercd with, and delayed the necessary
arrangements for, a proper cattalos of this extensive City, as
well as nit eau penrnai extrtiotte, it would be at this tuu•
talent a useless intritsom to you ; I only ietreat you
to attribute title seelong tieeel to any nth •r cause than •Ire
slightest writ of resdect, either ten the my Friend:, or nt
myself, toward. Eleetor:, who have it in t'xir rower to best.,
the highest lianoer winch radiatel am'vition can merit or
expire to. I have now the witisfaction 1 inform you, that a
systematical arransemeot of canvass is retaldished, which I
doubt not, under your protelitio and indulgence, will speedily
recover the ground lust by past omissions. I have greatly to
regret, that the course I had entered upon, fer raying, as far as
poseible, my person respects to you, has been interrupted
by utiexpected i.dispositiors, and I titan to your kindness to
salts allowance for the MUNI. I hope to• morrow to be able to
Pilente sty doe y is thu reipost, seta, ea the nate of Ilia Elec.
And, and die difficulty of yielding to an, pierevease in at-
• ' bentiou, will admit of.
Of the ultimate success of a conihim.l, rralona, anJ per-
severing exertion, I have no doubt. of
my personal wishes or monition, is nothing in the greet CAW"
• in which we ate corny); and to the maintenance of that
cause, deeply, indeed, to be effected by the event of the pre-
s).it contest, will (devote ever,. energy I ant capable of, while
there .s 4.1 Fleeter, who, with init. wish!. to defend it, left
unpulled in Mt great and renowned City.
I have the honour to be,
With the hignist resdeet, and sincerest devotion,
GenCemen, stair non temolient servant.
RICH MID BRINSLEY
Somerset-place, Nov. 5, 1106.

WESTMINSTER ELECTION
Su
N 4 R. SHERID NN requev. the %V nr thy
VI ri.Ecroas "(WESTMINSTER, 101.. honour hi."
with th,"r s.l?port, witl also give their V..tv and lowest to 5.r
SAMUEL HOOD.

MIDDLESEX ELECTION. •
Aa numerous and respcdable MEETING of
the FREEHOLDERS of MIDDLE.SEX CLOS, hold
at toe ewe* and •ocnor Tanen., Strand, on THURSDAY,.
November 6, 1106,
WU LIAM ROSVILLR, Eel in the Cha:r
Resolved Ullaaireowl.-1111: the Letter of Me RYNG,
dressed to M.. L ANGL,EY, in &steer In the Resoititionv of
this Club on T.,..,dav lass, is an iNsJLT in the FREE-
HOLDERS of [HIS COUNTY, and a MEC'. VIOLA-
TION of bin SOLEMN PLEDGE made to a owse-,ms M -et-
ing on the 29th of July Lot, atternbled to celebrate the Anwi•
rosary of the Return of Su FRANCIS BURDETT and Mr.
BYMG in 1802.
R !solved onaniosously-.That a Copy of this Resolution be
sent to every Member of the Cub wbo way de absent this
Evening, and that the same he wAlisholl in all tie News-
, Patron. W. SOSVILLE, Chairman.