The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-02-08 00:00:00

t I 14 ..41V•141" •1 EL I•IMP of AIEttCtIAN IS,
W BANKERS. SHIP-OWNERS, LIVERYMEN, and
others, the FRIENDS of SIR WM. CURTIS, Bart. M.P.
Alderman of the City of London, held at the Loudon Ta-
venn this 7th tiny of rehreary, lb 20;
WILLIAM MANNING, Esq. M.P. is the Chair.
Prerrni,
Sir John Perring, Bart. M P. and Alderman.
Sir Wm. Leighton, Knight, and Alderman.
Sir Charle. Flower, Bari. and Alderman.
Samuel Birch, Esq. and Alderman.
Christopher Smith, Esq. and Alderman.
John Atkins, Esq. and Alderman.
Christopher Maguey, Esq. and Alderman.
Robert Albion Cue, EN and Alderman.
Sic Robert Wogram, Bart.
Sir Thomas ?Crave. Bart.
Sir Charles Price, Bart.
Addams'', T. P. Esq. I Lucas, M. P. Esq.
Asarartl, T. J.,Esq. Lucas, John, Esq.
r: A Esq. Lneas, Charles, Rsq.
Fi olver, Joseph, Esq. I Incas, Josiah, Esq.
Krider,,, Thomas, Esq. Laing, David, Err'.
It:chard, Esq. Laing, David, jun. F.sq.
PI-ekusaa, George, Erq. Letts. Jobil, Esq.
C:akeeley, !aim, Eft Moody, Matthew, F.sq.
Poynter, Thomas, jun. Esq.
Puunsett, Henry, Esq.
Pratt, William, Esq.
Plumber,Jobn, Esq.
Parkin:to, —, Esq.
Palley, Benjamin, Esq.
Richardson, Christ. jun. Esq.
Ruston, William, Esq.
Smith, Robert, Esq.
Sharp, Richard, Esq.
Sims, R. T. Esq.
Sharp, R. S. Esq.
SbetWon,Thomas, Esq.
Stewart, Charles, Esq.
Spank:, R. H. Esq.
Skipper, Peter, Esq.
Steele, Joseph, Esq.
Smith, James, Esq.
Simpson,G. M. Esq.
Telford, John, Erg.
Wilson, Thomas, Eaq.
Wails...us. S. W. Esq.
IVettster, James, EMI.
Whitnsure, Julia, E-q.
Ward, William, Eq.

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Cotton, Win Fmt.
Craven, .I,lm, F:sq.
Clarke, Peter, Esq.
Dixon, Samuel, Esq.
Dunkin, Christopher, Esq.
Davis, S. EA.
Elliott, Rahert, Esq.
Foster, Thomas. Esq.
Groonishililge,Stephen, Esq.
Gray, Jolla, Esq.
Graham, R. Esq.
Haynes, --, Esq.
HoMild, T. T. F.sq.
liens Ly. I,aac, Esq. •
Hiolg•iiii, Frederick, Esq.
Holden. WM. Esq.
Haiti,, ( EiVer, Esq.
Hunt, James, Esq.
Halt, John, Esq.
Hamer, Jobs,. Esq.
Hammond, Frederick, Esq.
1 larks, Jobs. Esq.
Jansen, Wm. Esq.
Resolved Unanimonaly—That this Meeting, adverting to
the fart Of Sir William Curtis having received the suffrages
of hetvree* 4 and sp3 Liverymen during the last contest,
aid that 1.5412 Meschaois Bankers. Ship-owners, Traders,
and others of the City of laintkm, hove publicly recorded
their regret that the Honourable Baronet WRIS tint One of
illtete returned for the said City at the late Election, is of
'opinion that Sir William Corti: be invited to offer himself
a Candidate to be one of the Reprearsitatives of the City of
London in Parliament at the approaching Election; and
that a PU MAC M F.ETING be convened of the Friends of
the Hon. Baronet who are desirous of promoting that ob-
ject, to Ise held at the London Tavern, Bishopsgatc
us THURSDAY NEST, at One u'elnek precisely.
Resolved Unanimously—That the Thanks of this Meeting
Ims given to the Chairman fur his able and judicious con.
duct is the Chair.
Resolved Usanimously—That the foregoing proceedings
be published in the Morning and Evening Papers.

TO THE WORTHY ELECTORS AND INHABITANTS
OF THE BOROUGH OF GREAT MARLOW.
Charles-street, Sl.Jaines's.ariiiare,
%Wednesday, Feb. 2, Itt2o.
I FEIN' it incumbent upon me on Friday last
address Letters to several of my Friends at Marlow,
Cur the parpose of acquainting them, that, in cousequeuce of
a cominweiestion made to me by my friend and colleague,
Mr. Williams, on the preceding Monday (24th of January),
1 hive ow :mention of renewing to you the offer of my ser-
Viel•P, as ynnr Representative in Parliament, at the next
• Cieliera I Elect ion.
The meknelioly public event which has since taken place,
billies the ',reseal Parliament to the eve of its dissolution;
Roil 1 ha4ten to make this declaration of my intenuuns to
all ilie PCCIOVX and Inbabitant• of your Borough, lbenking
)..ii meet cordially for the kindness and confidence with
y.-ii have been pleased to honour me, by electing me
pair R. presentative in five successive Parliaments, a confi-
dence and trust, which, I had reason to believe, would only
have terminated with my life.
In taking leave of my friends at Marlow, and addressing
you, as I now do, for the last time, as your Representative,
1 lwg to as.rire you that the circumstances which have ac-
compaiiii•il my political connexion with your Borough, dur.
log the 14 years in which I bare represented it, will always
Ise amontet the most pleasing suit gratifying recollections of
my past lire. I hope I may be permitted to add, what 1
sin sure I can say most truly, that it has been my constant
euileavour to merit the confidence, of which my Conatitu.
eats have given me such repeated proofs, by a diligent and
consci.mituurr discharge of my public duties in the Home of
C 1.111111911 ; and, that whether during the few remaining
years, a hich at my time of life can, ander any eircutn-
aflame, be devoted to the discharge of say piddle duties, I
continue to hold a seat ite Parliament, or whether I retire
altogether front public life, I shall always retain a grateful
sense of your unrtried kindness towards me, and be anxious
all occasions to promote the welfare,advantage,and pros-
perity of all the inhabitants of the Borough of Cl eat Marlow.
I hire the honour to be, with feelings of affectionate at-
I lachenciA and respect, Gentlemea,
Your most faithful and obliged Friend and Servant,
PASCOE -GRF.N FELL.