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London, England, 1820-03-28 00:00:00

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iit !manta,

oti!GINAL NIISC,ELLANIES, in
Prose and Verse.

By JOHN LACRENS BICKNELL, F.A.S.
Printed for T. Cade!! and W. Davies, Strand ; and W.
Blackwood, Etlintogb.

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THE HISI'ORY of GREECE, front the
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iug,inite If. in bUlf.l3, the Eighoh FAili ssss of
'VIE WORKS I,l' ROBERT BURNS; »ills
no Aer.nt of bi 4 Lifr, a 0,41 a Critiel-in on hill
Writing' ; awl some (r.serwm ions on thr Ctiaruc(rr Awl Coo-
ditiuu of the Scoitt.•li
by JANES CL'ILUIE, M I) S.
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The RELIOCI. of ROBERT BURNS% consisting
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, GEN EILAL ELECTION.

TO THE GENTLFM EN. CLERGY, AND FREEHOLD.

ER4 OF TOE COUNTY OFMIDDLESIA.

ALTHOUGII my confidence in the ultimate
effect of!~ exertions remains unshaken, yet the tem-
porary advantage of my opponents on this thiy's pull nun-
!xis me to remind you of the necessity of coming forward
inormilietely ip support your independence.
Attempts have !seen swede liy a coalition of parties lat-
terly inconsistent in principle, mid by the active inter-
ference of individuals 10104 uncuonected with the county,
to control the exercise of your elective franchise., and to
!care the political rentinsessis and opinions of a large ;vit..
lion of the freeholders without any representatium 113 Par-
liament.

The means, however, of defeating those attempts are folly
in your power, the promises with which I have already berm
hosionreil Jheisig more than ■ollicienl to give me a dvci4led
majority ; and I have only to urge your early attendance at
the Hu►liug►, to place roe In the ilistiagnished situation to
which I a►pire.

It is twoeceseury to repeat the decleruties of my palleig
priatiplee, or ew refer you la 'the conduct which I have
pursued fir fouriten years in your service. Shop Id you
again contrail thin sacred trust to my 'made, I pledge my-
self conscientiously to discharge its distirs with the game
ffithfill and diligent attention which I have ever paid to your
Iricat interests, and with the same devoted zeal and attach-
ment Id the great cause of our,king and Constitution.
I have the humour to remain, G.•atletnen,
You► faithful and dreutrd Servant,
WILLIAM HELLISH,

Bush-bill Park, March 27, 1820.
STATE Or THE POLL.

Mellish - '1,579
Byng
Whitbread
The Committee fur conducting the Ke-clrrtion of Mr.
1114.11mh by' leave to acsiss.sisit the Freeholders, that the Poll
will be open every day (including Good Friday) until Mon-
day next, when it will tinnily close at Four ,'Cluck in the
Attivnotot. The excellent arrangements made by the She-
riff. secure free access to the Ham lugs.
112, Bishopsgate-street,27lll Marels,l32o.

MIDDLESEX' ELECTION.
THE COMMITTF:E fur conducting the RE-
ELECTION of Mr. WILLIAM MELLISH having
reason to app►rltrnd that many of the Gentlemen Freeholders
have not horn eans'assed, or applied to by the District Com-
mitters, beg to apologise for such neglect, and hope it will
be ass-fitted to t►e unly cars►, namely, this incorrect slate of
the Lists.

The Committee beg leave to Mara their beet thanks to
the Freeholders who have already favoured Nlr. Nlellissh wish
the promise of their support, and solicit tbeirirly Wrocl-
aw-eat the Poll.

BishupsgsteAtrect, March 27, 1820.
District Committees are sitting in the following places:—
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'smell Greets; Ship Tavern. Finsbury-place; Star and
Garter, Islington Green ; Angel Inn. Strand; Percy Coffee.
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Holmes's Hotel, Puritanic... Affect ; New Exchange Coffee.
house, straod ; Goblets FAgle. Mile End ; Cruwn and
Augel, Whitechspel ; Nervolestreet, Linielsonso ; 44,
Well-
close-square ; Martinis of Wellington, Shoreditels ; Green
Alan, Bethnal-green ; Don Saltero's T , Chelsea ;
Catherine Wheel, Borough ; and Cock and Lion, East
Smithfield.

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