The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1820-04-03 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX ELECTION.

THE Con tttt i t tee to whom the wiereots of Mr.
Mellish, 'hiring the late cootest fur Middlesex, were
confided, cannot sellsl the expression of their astonishment
at the extraordinary declaration which has been made by Mr.
Brig. in his politic Address to the Freeholders of M iddlesex,
iu which he %Miff, ..That never were attempts more baseless
nor more unkind suede to charge him with • coalition ! ! !"
Nor have the Committee forgotten the assurances given by
Mr. Byng, both publicly and privately, that " he never in Mt
coarse of his calmest had asked, or would ash,
.for any
but a single rote."
The Committee consider it a duty they owe to the Free-
holders of Middlesex to declare, that they are in pt./weskit'
of the most imdrbilable evidence to contradict the above
assertious, which evidesice they All4ll have much pleasure in
skewing to any Freeholder ul thse County who may be desir-
ous of seeing the same upon appliestiou at the Committee-
Room.

Comaiilee-Ronat, Bishoptgate-street,
April 3, 1820.

TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT FREE-
HOLDERS OF MIDDLESEX.

GENTLEMEN,
NEVER did I feel en incompetent to thank
you as 1 wish—never did I feel so honoured by a re.
el..ctiou as your Representative in Parliameut—uever wore
grateful for your choice.
Succeeding to my revered father, whose memory still sur-
vives among the aged Freeholders, representing you during
30 years in seven successive Parliaments, how can I lie
otherwise than obliged, when I am thus again favoured by
your support, and when you thus express your confidence in
my integrity, and your approval of my life?
Since first 1 was introduced to Parliament, how many
evil changes have occurred!—what augrueniati .... to the
power of the Crown—what additions to our National Belli
—what alterations, by new and needless laws, in that good
old Constitution of which our forefathers were proud
But to all those measures I have fearlessly given an ho-
nest, and nu factious opposition; and have so moleavuored
at once to protect the Commons, to defend our Nobles, and
to dignify the Crown.
Fur these uniform but humble efforts you have now be-
stowed the best reward; anal whets I consider that fleece
was popular enthusiasm noire worthily displayed—never
• spirit manifested more independent and sitter glorious—
never attempts more hairless nor more unkind made 155
charge we with a coal& I disclaimed, and to refuse me
even the freedom of that wish as to my future Culleagoe
which my principles inspired, 1 cannot bust consider the
ri suit of this Election not merely as ass event of personal
congratulation, but as a declaration of the public opinion
of this enlightened, iudependent, and Metropolitan Comity
On many matters, which the future Parliament should no-
lice, and the Administration should not disregard.
But although, Gentlemen, I cannot thank you as I wish,
I will give you those acknowledgments which you most de.
sire. To the eloquelice of profession Ido taut pretend. My
future conduct will he most expressive, nod to that I shall
refer. Whilst I coutinue honoured by your conlidelice, the
Liberties of our Country and a Conetitutiosial Refoim shall
have in me • cordial advocate; and when I cease to wish you
united, free, and hat y, I must cease to live.
1 remain, Gentlemen,
Your much obliged and faithful Servant,
GEORGE Brit:.

UPTU It ES speedily and radically CURED.
without pain, or interruption to the usual avocations
of tire Patient ; nut by the mere lire of Trusser, which king
trxperieuce has proved to he iitelfectual, but by a Course of
Remedies.—Mr. DUFOUR,Surgeuu to the Darwinist Diopeu.
eery fur the Cure of Strictures, and sole Proprietor of Da-
rates Medicated Dimwits, flatters himself that the folluwing
Attestation (selected (rum a great number, contained in his
Treatise uu the Radical Cure of Rupture) will be considered
as satisfactory evideuce of the fact :—" Parish of Si. Ann,
Westminster. Workhouse, July 15, 1819. We, the Over-
seers uf the Poor or 1 hie Parish, du hereby certify, that Wit-
liver Goslitig, sod Charles Moore (true of the pour now in
tine Workhouse of this Pariah), being severely aMicled with
Ruptures, were sent by us to Mr. Dufour fur the purpose of
cure: in a very short space of thne they were both perfectly
cured. Wilmette our hands—Thomas Tundtissen, J. Moore-
head, William Wyatt, William Bruwuley."—Trusses, ant-
strutted uu the best principles, are kept on sale, as they are
essentially useful during the Course of Remedies. Allem.-
ance front Tim to Four, and from Seven to Niue, No. 48,
Berner. skeet, Ozford-street.

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Kingdoms es s ratualde acquisition sad appendage to the
toilet.

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JACOB ROSA NM/ ET, Esq.
JOSEPH COTTON. Esq.
WILLIAM TAYLOR MONEY, Esq.
EDWARD PARRY, Esq.
THOMAs REID, Esq
WILLIAM WIGRAM. Esq.
Wl.kh will muds ohne,.
Ladies awl (i►uulrsnrn,
Your moot hnniblr Servants,
Csnipbell Msejoribhanka, J..hn Jai km...,
George A. Roliiiimm, 11110 I.lll.lmin
Aka:leder Allan,
WiQiaae Amell, )nen.•s P. 4111,011.
Jul.. Bel* Richard C. Plowden,
Robert Campbell, Crio•ce
S Cl 4, kr, 11...vrnaltsw,
James Daniell, I)A% SCIIII,
William F. Elphiustone, Geuige Sandi,
Charl►s Grant. John Wades. Taylor,
John Hinllesioa, John Thornhill,
John lochs. Serny Toone.
East India House, March 29, 1920,

TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
LAM Aor is GENTI. r.N'S',
HAVING the honour of bring rrt•nmmrntled to
you by the Directors of the E..at !tuna Company, as
Candidates for the Direction to be choseis this Year, we
take lie liberty of rrere..ting the favour of your Vole on
the Day of Electi ~,,, WEDNI:SDAY, the Ittls April Next.
We art. !Atli,* and Gentlemen,
Your must humble Servaiiir,
JACOB ROSA NQUET,
JOSEPH COTTON.
siti.tAM TATTIMC MONEY,
I'DWACD PARRY,
THOM AS It El D.
WILLIAM WIGRA M.
East India House, March 29, MO.