The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1805-01-31 00:00:00

TO TOE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREE-
HOLDERS OE THE COUNTY OF HERTFORD.
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Gem,.Lamm
.11[ Aybi l N G ealld upon
GT
.st:•asenntl by
ys
of the ICAresior or-
Uertford, to 0ff..., ri•ssell a CANDIIIA PE, in the room of your
late resp•eted Mo.'t.ito, I beg leave to sobeit the honour of
your VOTES and IN'TERESI'S, at the ensuing ELECIION.
Should I be SO fortunate as to be the object of your etin,ce, 1
shall andeavoer, to the Utelliga of my power, to promote your
interests to Parliament
I have the honour to be,
With the greatest respect and regard,
t;•-ntlemen,
Your oldie al and very oberteir 'i.trvant,
The 1100, 29th Jan 11605. Tilts BRAND.
BRITISH COFFEE-HOUSE, Cockspuost-eet, Lonars,
30th January, IR. a.
AT a numerous MEETING of the FREE-
HOLDERS of the we:try of HERTFORD, real-
dent in arid near London, held 'nes DAY, pursuant to Nab-
tK Adverti.ement to concert Measures for the Success of the
Election of the Hon. THOMAS BRAND.
11414411[1. wlersteAo, se. P. it the Chair ;
It was urnaiiimmisly resolved,
I net the Hen. Thomas Brand appears tom the most
proper Tenon to 511 the ime.ent Vacancy in the Representati'm
of the Celerity of lierthril.
t. That a Committee be appointed for the purpose of pro-
moting Mr. Brand's Election, and tbat the Committee do meet
Maly at the British C.ofFitt;house Cacksmer street, at Ouo
o'Clock, until the Election be cloud, and that the Friends of
Mr. Brand he particularly requested le attend at the Com.
mate,.
3. That the Fiends of Mr. Breed be abo earneatly re•
quassed;serrnertiately to transmit the Addresses of Nonsresident
Voters, and all other Communications, which may tend to the
success of his Election, addressed either " To the Chairman
of Mr, Brand's Committee, Muth Coffse-hovse, Goelopur-
street, London •" or, a To the Chairman of Mr. Brand's
Committee, Angel Inn, Hertford ;" between whom daily to‘d-
rounicasions are established.
4. That from the &swan= of support whichMr Brand
has received horn a large holy of the Electors, and Iron the
active teal they have numerated in his support, we lostk for-
ward with confident expectations of success to the event of
the Election.
SAMUEL

(Eitned) WHITBREAD.
It was afterwards resolved uoarsineonely, That the 'flunks
of this Meeting be given to Mr. Whitbread, for hi.; militia
in the Chair.

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N EXPERIMENTAI. INQUIRY into the
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lir JMIN LESLIE.
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" The style of the Author of this Work is much superior to
that of Philosophical Writers in general. Sometimes, indeed,
it is highly animated, arid evidently flows from a mind oflisely
sensibility to every thing sublime or beautiful in nature, as well
as of uncommon rigour in the graver ratiocination, of science."
...Imperial Review for July.
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ther gratification ; end he will find it a work wh eh is not pro
diiced eve.", day, nor by an intellect of an ordinary size Some
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MOO underi andings.
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yet geometry bolds low torah, and illumines the way."
Monthly Reetew foe September and tlctob..r.

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