The National Register.
London, England, 1818-06-14 00:00:00

Tethys WORTHY and IMDF.PENDENT LIVERY of

LONDON,

Gentloom, •
A DISSOLUTION. of PARLTAMFNT baring
taken eau, permit MC to renew noy earnest solicitations for the high
find ihitinpothed honour of being elected one of your ItIiPRE-
NTATI S' in thecr...wing It 1.1 ANI ENT.
1 return you my most gratettil thanks for the numerous and fer-
vent tome nee tof SUppOrt with which I have been honoured dur-
ing my Canvass, which affords me the must encouraging prospect of
ultimate tucce.s.
I will take the earliest opportunity of paying my personal respects
to you individually. and, should any unit-son °Mir on my part, I
hope it will he attributed only to the cazAtal ilefeets of the ILL, and
the great extent tithe coma...
I have the honour to he.
Gentlemen. your faithful and oheilient servant.
Ahlgate.June 21, JOHN 'IIIONIAS
The shorirb, having axed the day of Election for Tuesday, the
Hith instant, at lY o'clock. your attendance at Guildhall on that
day is moot eaftivotly requested.

ALDERMAN 41101 M—The COMMITTEE
for etiodueting the ELECTION of ALDERMAN THORP
meet daily at the Kinds Reid Tuetvn, Poultry. whore any wttun>s.
eicatioat will be thankfully recoiveth

TO TIIE
1.0).1L AND INDF.PENDENT LIVERY

OF Tan:
CITY OF LONDON.

Gentlrrnzn,

SINCE I was &tern:Lied on Monday last, by the
deficiency of Candidates, by invitafons to endeas our to supply a de-
fault so novel and so much to be regretted, and by much encourage-
ment of approbation and distinct yromise of support, to offer ntyself
to your nonce;—one Of your Aldermen, ha, held out the WET of his
service; without any communication or Retire tc me, another Gen-
tleman, most respectable, has been by some of the Merchants sud-
denly, and most untxpectudly solicited to become u Candidate fir
your tiortmr. The Aiming for this invitation and acquiteenne has
been held title Hey, one hour before the time appointed fur the
Fritards who- iitvon, my humble pretentions, and hail approved of
my eiff r. tc. stand in tlr gap at a moment of the general resilience of
all others.
It is now confidently reprirtei a:so, that another Merchant has
been solicited to brrot.ie a Candidate.
But it is nut yet known to inc, that either of these dm a respectable
Gentlemen will finally deteisnine to appear before you, on you Hust-
ings, and to stand the 1.011.
I am therefore still bound by my offer, and ebliged by the prinei•
plus of st,!aely conduct. to continue my solicitation., for your liberal,
nubpentlent and uninfluenced support ; and to request the fe.vour
ref
, a C; EN EHA L !WETTING of your respectable body, at the Lon-
, don Tavern, on Monday next, the cab instant, at Twelve o'cleck
precisely. to determine ine, by your appearance, and the expressicn
of your confidence and general support, either to retire in deference
to Candidates more pleasing to you, or to persevere in offering a, y-
self to you free and impartial choice.
What has taken place so far. is highly proper, though too tartly :
I am phased with the part -I have taken, to stimulate to a more seri-
ous attentem to the important privilege and sacred duty of selecting
tit and capable men for the high charge of Legislators, for a great
and wide-sprout Empire.
Your general attenclan....c; your careful and even cautious estima-
tion of me, and your dee:eh-el txpression.of opinion on my offer and
pretensions, are most earnestly requested, and if all these shir!l oar
Monday -next, confirm tee general assurances of approbation wi:.h
which I have heeil ac lir honoured, I will continue to solicit your
suffrages to the end of the Poll, Should your approbation honor
me, at this time, with the arduous, but honourable duty of one of
the Represcn tail- of this great City in the ensuing Parliament, I
can assure. 3 ou mast confidently, from the many enccuragemente I
have had the great pleasure to weave from both parties, and from
the highest and most important i nternrats of you: City, that your choice
will be generally satisfactory to them all.
I have the low.ourto be,
• With very :inure attachment and respect,
Gr.wr
Your much obliged and devoted humble Servant,
GC, Lombard Street, lYtli June. THOMAS HOWC !LOFT.

ENGINE, LATIIE, and TOOL :%IANUFAC.TORY,
No. 10. Coo:art:lt bTR44.T. CNIMIING (71101 A.

HOLTZAPPFEL DEYERLEIN bog most
respeetfully to impala their numerous friends and Amateurs in Afe-
chanleal Aueuseni.lnts, that they have for die prescat Fea'Aln added
considerably to their Stotts of Mechanical A pparztus nad Working
'Feels. cohskiting of all kinds of Lathes. for Engine and Turn-
ing. Work Benches, and Chests of 'fouls for general.uurpose.i. for
heave consumption. and for m.peration; the quality of which, they
tiatter.dissinikives, is.sutlkiendy known. Dealers in Ivory and !lard
ou4. Merchants supplied as usual.

RC? 1. M ON, ()1) Y, anti Co. most respectftilly re-
turn their sincere thanks to Professional Gentlemen and the Public
for the liberal enivuragement they have received, and in cotwelpience
of the many bungling imitations of then- PATENT SUI.E-ADJusT-
Taustirs, which arc now daily wh:ertited, without eith.;r
novelty. Irapmviement, or utility.- conritier it their duty to CAUTION
the Public against the impositions of sod) taiic pretenders; the
I' A' l' LNT f- El: F-A DJ Ilt*T IN( THOSE liS, which require no
straps, roe calm any confinement to die hod'. are manufactured
ofav by S.ALMON, 01)V. aird Co. 292, Strand, hoNivoi., and
Royal. rAn vv.; who have the holwur to supply the
Arnit and Na,,..i die Miliu.ry and Naval tioqpitals, the 'A ramport
Serviee, -flock Yards and Ordnance. the Marine Infirmary, the lion.
East Indhi.Commir.y, the City of London Truss Society, the Mary.
le.bonc, NV iveltuonbe, Dcnhigh, and tiristol !Win:larks, the Mid
dlesex fidspstaL. ac. &c.
N. 11. lemma l'etldinyt in the Country, the circumference
of the body in inches, just atone the hips, nosy depend upon beilig
arzumely fitted.
Sold by Burr F:11. and Swot, Chet-obits, 34, Sarksille-!tnct,
DURLII6, sod by one or more Druggists in every iprincil,al Town
in I:NI:LAND.

THE ONLY .GENUINE "HOW NN'ELCH'S
PILLS for Framm.r. COMMA! T 3. These 11113. iir•-ePted by
.1. M. Etc it , one of he moo reFpectable of he people. called Quakers,
were left to the disposal of his widow, Mary Welch, who long pre•
meat them for elL.ritable purposes. Their eekhrity far all Female
('nnphtints became general—the cures premed on young semen,
(rota t i to ,20 year of age, were nnmeruus. any recent curre per
in the neighbourhood of York. ate published in-the bill, so-
companymg t},e Pith,. for the benefit n: the adhered.
Mrs. tSimthers, who ,s the grand-riaoghter of the Weleh,
and dle only person entitled to the Preparation, regrets the Public
will takepart t. War care to see that the namesof Sli kw and Enwahns,
No. fill, St...P.ard's Church Yard, are engraved on the Stamp aceurn•
panvin..; the box. I-riee 9d. p..r hos.
Sold by 'Mrs. smither's Agent, E. Edwards. fG. St. Paul's Church
Yard, London %here also mar be procured. SPIr.SItUn V.l PATT: r
NTISCOILIR Tic Doors, a Retnctly in Scurvy, t :out. lthruinten.an,
Eruptive and Scrophulons Pi'.cares. rrepared at the fhmensary.
i.s Soho-Square, l.undon, price 61..-and 11. 2s, eln•y
included.