The Sun.
London, England, 1806-10-28 00:00:00

GENERAL ELECTION.

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TO THE" WORTHY ELECTORS O WSTMIN-.

STER.

GENTLEMZU,
ITRUST I sh3ll not be deemed presumptuous
in offering my Services to the City of Westminster upon
the present Occasion:'
if I should bey) fortunate as to be distinguished by your
favour, I shall be anxious on -every occasion to evince my
gratitude to you by an upright, and independent Conclu4 in
parliament, and by continuing to devote my best facukies to
the Service of my Country. •
My health is not sufficiently re-established, to admit of my'
soliciting your Support by a ,personal Canvass; but I am
confident this involuntary omission will not be permitted
to operate to my prejuilisce. I have no doubt' of being able to
make my appearance on the Hustings on ,the day of Elec-
tion, and there to assure you, in person, of my attachment
tD your service.

I have the honour to remains

GENTLEMEN,
With the greatest truth,
Your most o -it and most fAithful humble Servant,
Wimpolestieet, oa. 27, 1206. SAUU El. HOOD.

T4the G ENTLEMEN,CL ERG Y, and FRE EHOLPEZS,

of the COUNTY of SURREY.

GsNTLEMEN,'
his Pi-oplarnation, ac-
tually Dissoiyed the parliament, anq the High She-
appointed the peelion to be held at. Guildford on
Tuesday. the 4th of November, I beg leaye to renew my re-
specifuF Solicitation to be once more placed in the hopour,!
able Situation of your Representative. ,

The Principles which have governed my past C9ndul, are
before you - 1 imbibed then, early in life ; every day's ex-
perience has strengthened them in me,; and trust I shall
carry them with me, to the grave,
have the Honour to be,

GENTLEMEN,
Your obliged and obedient Servant,
WILLIAM RUSSELL.

Adniiratty, NI. 27, deb.

TotheGENTLEMEIsi, CLERGY,and FREEHOLDERS

of the COUNTY of DORSET.

GENTLEMEN,
int4-qateAl to me that -Mr. Browne iutends
to decline offering hinise:f for the County, I am encou-
razed by the flattering opinion and urgent advice of many
estimable Friends to offer myself to your notice as a Candi-
date for the honour of being' one of your Representa4ves.iu
the next Parliament. Should you be induced to pisce- 'se
high a degree of confidence in me, I beg most earnestly to
assure you, that you.may rely on my most zealous attention
.and uttrwst exertion tospromote your local Interests, as well
as support our dearest Rights and I.iberties On the most con..
stitutional Principles.
• I have the Honour tp t?e, with the utmost Respea,
• C;1,1 ILLMES,
Your most obedient and devoted humble Servant,
E. R. PO wrmArr.
Eryanstrin, Oelober zo, r 806..

To the WORTHY INDEPENDENT FREEMEN of the
CITY of OXFORD.

GENTLEMZN,
THE DISSOLUTION of PARLIAMENT frls
!zain given yoti an opPorttinity 'of exercising yourTrl-
Yileto of, choosing such Per Sons as you may approve to re-
present ybu in the Senate of the Nation..
The distinguished manner in which, on a former occasion,
you was pleased to intrust your Valuable Interests to my rare,
marked the thne of the last Eleetiones.the proudest period of
my life : 1 then promised you fidelity of Service—an engage 4
meat I have eversfelt most sacred.

Conscious of havinz, on occasions, dischalged my duty
to you to the best of iny power, I w•ith•confirlrnce d g so-
licit your favour and support. Should YOu think prc,,per• to
re-eica the nur Representative, you' may be assured of my
sedulous attention in Parliament, and may rely that I shall
be influenced by no consideration but the welfare attic Coun-
try at large, :And the particular Interests of my Constituents.
I have the Honour to be, Gentlemen,
With great respea,
• Your most obliged and faithful Servant
JOHN' ATKYNS wpGriv..
Oxford, Oaober t 7, iBr6. •

Totli G ENTLEbIEPI, CLERGY, and'F EEHOLAIEIeS;
of the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX.:

GENTLEMEN,

-a-N consequence of the Dissolution of Parliament;
I feel it my duty to apprize you, that_ it is not my in-
tention to solicit arenewal- of the TrUst which your partiality
reposed in me, and which wasfecently.confirmed to me by a
Committee of the House of CoMmons.

The circumstances under which I presented myself to your
notice, must he still fresh in your recolle6tion. Called upon
by a large body of respeetable Freeholders, I stood forward to
stem the torrent of a raaion whicb threatened to overwhelm
the Independence of the County. The struggle was severe,
but by fortitude and perseverence I was ultimately success.
ful. It will be for you, Gentlemen, to reap the fruits of my
success, and though, from private considerations, } am in..
fluced to withdraw at this time, I .retire with the deepest
imprelsion of Gratitude for your' favour, and with the fullest
consciousness of iiavioog done my, Puty .; and I hope and trust
that sonic other Candidate will be found, who; to the'same
zeal and fidelity in your service, will.add more ability to do
justice to your Cause. I am,

GENTLEMEN,
With great' regard,
Your faithful and obliged Servant,
GEO. B. MAINWARING.

lifforcl.street, 061ober 27, 1806.

To the INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of the COUNTY
of 'MIODLESEX. •

FORGE BOULTON MAINWARING:, Esq.'
having declined to offer himself at the ensuing
le6tion, as a Candidate to represent the County
of Niel—
dtesex. in Parliament ; and it - being confidently' stated,
that Sir Fittiicis BUR]CTT intends again to prvose himself
for their choice, the Independent Eleaors, whp-are desirous
of still preventing the County from ,being represented by Sir
!'!cit.ucts BoanE-r-r, are requested. to meet a; the Free-
- Noon's Tavern, in Great Queen-street, Lincoln's-Inn-
feldS, on Friday, the 3lst instant, at nyclye o'Clock.