The Sun.
London, England, 1806-11-08 00:00:00

GENERAL ELECTION.

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TotheCINTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FRE...MOLDERS
. , oldie COUNTY of MI DOLESEX. .
'THE alrricrst universal SuceeSs iv hieli I and my
1 . Frietids have experienced in; every quarter; calls fur
my warmest acknowledgments ; .nor have I a doubt of the
issue of the contest, it those who favour me with their Sup
port will continue tkeir Exettions, and not suslier thernsela's
to be lulled into "security. I
am endeavouring, it possible; to:pay my peisonal Tespeas
to every Voter; but, should the shortness of the time render
it impofsible for me to wait on all previously to. the Poll, I
am 'determined to take the earliest oppOrtunity of offering my
Thanks in person to each Freeholder who shall favourmie
with his Vote. I have the honour to be,
With the highest Respect,
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GENTLENIE:,:,
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Your most obliged and devoted Servant,
Nov. 7, 006. : . WILLIAM MELLISH.

MIDDLESEX ELECTION.
IUAR. WILLIAM MELLISH's COMMITTEE
I.V A: will sit every Day, at No. 16, souTtfAm l TDN_
STltf ET, BLOOMSBURY, where it is requested that all
Letters may he sent, and where all Communicatir:us will t
thankfully received. •

MIDDLESEX ELECTION.
rr-HE FREEHOLDERS in the Interest ,of
.Mr. WILLIAM ME L. I SI-I are intbrrueci,- that car-
ria.gOs 'will be reAly on TUESDAY the ith 'of
November, and -following Days, at Seven o'clock in the
Morning, to convey them to and from the Poll, at Brentford,
at me-tinder- inentionea places: - • . .
Bisholisgatp-street, at the Flower Pot.
South side of Bloomsbury.:s.q wire:
Pantheon, 0 x ford- road.
Opposite St. James's Church,.Piccadilly.
Parliament-street.
Clerkenwell Green..
Islington Green. •' •• -
Bethnal' Green. -
Shadwell, opposite the Church.
Shoreditch, opposite the, Church. •
Court-. House, Wellclose-square.
Lawrence-street,
,Chelsea.- . • ,

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and OTHERS, the
MUMTHY ELECTORS of AYLESBURY:.

GENTLFgEN, •
ITAKE the earliest opportunity of returning you
my most gratefiil AcknOwledginents for The' HonourVou
have this day conferred upon me,
,by your unanimous choie
of me as one of your Representatives. I beg you to be per-
sua- ed that I sin highly sensible.of the confidence which you
--have reposed in rne, and that Iswill endeavour to .returhlt
by a constant-diseh.age of tn‘ -Duty, and by an 'invariable at-
tention to your Interests. I have the Honour to be,
• • . With the greatest respect and gratitude, • ,
GEN•ri.F.tar.ir,
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Your very obliged and faithful humble Servant,'
Aylesbury, Nov. 3, t&6. G. NUCANT.

To the INDEP ENDENIT and WORTHY ECECTORS
o: NOTTINGHAM. •
lk /I R. BIRCH begs leave to pongra,tulate
kV A_ Friends on the present State of the
He fully relies on a contintiance of their Exertions, which
muStunquestiohably lead to ultimate Success.„
STATE OF THE POLL. •
FIFTH DAY.
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COK E I°B6
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Committee-Roma, Exchange Hall,
Nov. 5, 64,6.

To the GENTRY, CLERGY, and 1:1-tiE1-1OLDERS
of the COUNTY of BUCKS.
Wotton, Nov. 4; ar.6.

GENTLEMEN,
IBEG to return you my 'mist heartfelt Thanks for
the fionoutyou have this Day conferred upOn me, by
again unanimously electing me to Represent you in Parlia-
ment. I trust that my Public Conduct wilt prove that your
Confidence has not been thrown away, or your Favours'mis-,
placed. My most zealous lEw.ertions shalt ever be employed
In your. service, and it shalt be my constant.endeavunr to
prove myself worthy of your choice. . •
I have the 1-I.4>nour•to be, -
GENTLEMEN, •
‘Vith the warmest feelii:gs 01 Gratitude and,Respea, •
Your devoted and ot,eslient SL:rvant,
- - CHANDOS TEMPLE.

TotheGENTLEMEN,Ct.EIIGY,anti FREEHOLDERS
of the COUNTY of SUFFOLK.

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G tritum En ,
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THZ Distinguished k; HonHonour. you have this Day y
again confr..-rred upon me, hr clean* me one Of your
Representatives for this great and respeCtable County, de.,
&lands my most cordial Thanks. Allow me to repeat, that
the Trust 'you have so hOnourably reposed in me shalt never
'tie abused ; for it will be the pride and glory of my life to
.merit your Suffrages, by a conscientious discharge of thy
Duty in Parliaments and the most zealous ''Suppoit of our
excellent Constitution. - \ '
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Wi:h every sentiment of .Respea and Regard,
1 have konour to be,
GENTLENtErg

Your faithful and devoted humble Servant,
• THO. SHERLOCK GOOCH.
Ipswich, Nov. 6, 1806. '

To the G ENTLE EN,CI.ERGY, and;FRE E HOLD ERS
of the COUNTY of SURREY.

GEN CLEMEN,
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R. THORNTON having- declined
the Sof-
M trages of his Friends to Represent the ounty(i(Sur-
rey,,old I li4ving this day received the distinguished Honour of
:!gain becoming your Representative in Parhatrient, Permit.=
eo take this the earliest possible opportunity to return you my
most grater it "Vlioiks for the zeal you have manitesredin my
behalf. Let me assure you, that the Favours 1 itioie how add
heretofore received from the Fteelicildere. of-Surrey iu ;.,,etieral,
and Troin my Friendi in•particular, are indelibly., impressed
upon my heart—and that a sedulous Attention to my Duties
in Farliement shall evince that my Exertions to maintain our
gioriaus:constitutidn will end but with my lite.
I am;
Y(jUl taitlift.l Servant,
.101 IN FREDERICK.
Guildford, Nov. 6, 1806.

To the INDEEt'ENDENT FREEHOLDERS .ot the
COUNTY of CARMARTHEN:;I

GENT LEM ENt-' . ' ".! ' ' •
CONSCIO US of hiwit. discharged my:Varna-
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mentaryDuty.wit4 Integrity and Independence, I have
only to regret, irfretiring from the distinguished Situation in
which,' by yoUrpartiality, the EDWINS FO R D Family
have been so repeatedly placed, that the Gentleman who has
been nominated to succeed me, was, till within these few
years, unknown grid. unheard of in the Principality.--What
will not party-spirit do,! . .
The very heavy Ex, ence of the last EleBion, and the Love
I bear my Children, determined We not to stand int Ward on
the present Occasion, in•delence of.the Independence of the
County; iii opposition to an. Indian P use ; nor could I accept
the very. generous and liberal Pflers so Ilinuisomely proposed
to me without a sacrifice of my own Independence. 'I have
preferred, therefore, to'retire ; and, ,with evemy sentiment of
esteem and gratitude, I remain,
GENTLihaN', . , ..
your faithful,and obecUent Servant,
lAMES FIAMLYN WILLIAMS,

Edwinsford,
Nov 4, tBO6,

GENERAL ELECTION.

TaiheG tNIL E MEN:CLERGY, and tla
of the CO ONVI,of N RTHAM P ITON..

• GENTLEMEN,:
THE Shew of Hands haviarr been declared in thy
Favour at a County not inure remarkable Dor
its number than for its respe:tialtlitY; has rendered this Day
the happiest titid the proudest ot iity life. . In rcto ming you
my warmest and most sincere Thanks for,. your Attendance
and Support, I must beg ot you still to continue your Exer-
tions' and Complete what you 164 e-this Diqt so kindly he:-
gan.,'by placing use in the most honourable Situation which
an Englishman can enjoy—that of being the Representative
of a large and independent County. "
1 have the Honour to be, ' • _ •
GENTLEMgfI.
Your, most obliged.and obedient humble Servant,
ALTHORP.
Altharpe, Nov. 5, tBA. • -