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London, England, 1806-02-15 00:00:00

SATURDAY; FEBRUARY 15, 1806.

To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT ELECTORS

,- of the CITY of LICHFIELD.
HIS MAJESTY having. been pleased to. signify
.
his most gracious intention of calling me to the Upper
House of Parliament, lam of course under the necessity of
resigning that trust which you have so often, and with sa
much liberality of sentiment, confided to my care. I re-
ceived that trust pure and spotless from your hands, and I
Mite every reason to flatter myself 0r your being convinced
that I resign it in the same unsullied state; and that my
condua during the many years I have had the horniur of re-
presenting you in
.Parliament has been actuated by that
honcst Independence and Integrity, which will, I hope, for
ever ensure to me your regard and attachment. .
Be assured that nothing can efface from my mind that
esteem and gratitude which glows in my breast from, the re-
col ledion of those Favours which you hive condescended to
bestow upon me, and for all the confidence you have so
kindly and so repeatedly reposed intik. •
Accept my warmest wishes for your welfare and happiness,
and allow me to express my hopes that you be pleased
to think of me whenever I may-have it its my power to
promote in any wa,,, your Interests Consider me upon all
occasions as your most obliged and faithfully devoted Servant,'
THOMAS AN SON .

Febl3, 1806.

To the WORTHY and I NOEPEN ouvr tigCTORS
of the CITY6CLICHFIELD. _

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JMY Brother having been ''called to,a.Situation-:
which obllges him to give up the Representation of.
• the City of :Lichfield, I. .m induced, from the long attach-
ment and friendship -Which' you have shewn to my
to offer myself ip candidate for your-favour, Should I be.,
fortunate enough, upon this occasion, to meet with your In-
terest and Support, it will' be any unitOrm study to prove My-
self deserving of your future good opinion. With every sell-
. timent of esteem and rope6t,
have the'Honour to b!,
• Gentlemen,
Your.most !aithfttlarld obedient Servant,
GFORGE ANSON.
• London, Feb. 14,4806. •

' To the G ENT LE7iIEN, CLERGYMEN, and F REE-
H9I,DE RS of th.: County of NIIDDLES EX.
CEN*LSIWEN,
BEING at length restored to you as. your. lawful-
Representative, I. congratulate you on the successful
Termination.of a Contest which has so Ion& distradted and
' convulsed the County of Middlesex. •
In the contentriatiOn of this event, I am unwilling:to re-.
trace the steps or revive the feelinzs,of tbe past ; to the fu.
ture I- look with hope, because I trusr that the proceedings
which have so long deprived the County of its due share-in
the Notional lepresenration. will never, again be resorted to,
' or if similar attempts should be' inlcle, that our Adversaries
will Meet with similar resistance and a similar result. •
'Co those whose spirited
,resolution, personal sacrifices,
and patriotic exertions have contributed- to the success
of this' Conflict, the County of Middlesex. is most largely
indebted. --,"lsrirough them the Independence of the County
h is been preserved, and with it petliafiS' the Representative
'System of fhewhole EmpiTe. •
Gentlerrin, I return'yoti my warmest Thanks- for the
%port and.the Friendship with which you have honoured me.
I am well aware of the Duties which are now imposed upon
me—l shall pFrtbrm with diligence and integrity ;in the gene-
ral and extensive objects of Naiionat I:egfslation endeavour.
ing to consult the true Interests of my _Country, and in the par-.
titular Trust which isdelegated to me'as.one of your Retire-
' sentatives, to pursue the Interests 'and-maintain the Yrtvi-
1, leges of this Metropolitan County.
I am, Gentlemen, with great regard,
Your much obliged and obedient humble Servant,
GE0.11.. NIAINWARING.
ClitThrd-street, Feb. 13, igos.

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