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GENERAL ELECT lON.

Vothe GENTLEMEN,CI.ERGY; arid rR. F. 101,i)titt
of the COUNTY oILEICLSTI:K.

CZNTLEMANi . • -
ANGUAGE cannot -6cintss the Sense I renter-
rain of the Honour you have this Dry ennierten aport-
me..in eleding me one of your Repuesent tive in Parlia-
meat; ih offering you the warm and honett Acknowle.dg;
'tents of a Mind deeply impressed by your I:llvlness, I beg
to assure you, that 1 will, to the uttnist of my abil:ties;
faithfully and independently. discharge .t he . seVera I Di:ties of
the important Trust you have repo,ed in me. 1 feel boUnd
not Only to Watch over the kights and Liberties of the
Kingdom at large, but, by the strongest obligationi of grad-
tude, on all occasions, to promote the Prosperity et the
Landed and Commercial Interest of thit highly respettable
County,
With Sentiments of the greatest Respeel,

GENTLEMEf4,
Your obliged and fitithful humble Servant.
ROBERT MANNERS.

Leicester, Nov. 6, 1806.

To theGENTLE MEN, CLERGY:and FREEHOLOER3
. of the COUNTY of SUFFOLK.

CIINTLEMSN,
MHE Distinguished Honour you have this tay
1.- again conferred upon me, by electing nie one of your
Representatives for thi: great and respeCtable‘Couniy, de-
n-lauds my most cordial ',N!anks. Allow me to n•pe.it, that
the. Trost: you have so honourably reposed in Inc shall never
abused; for it will be the pride and glory of my lite to
meritr your Suffrages, by a conscientious discharge of My
Duty in Parliament, and the most zealous Support of (Alf
excellent cpotitution. „.
With every sentiment of Resped and Regard,
1 have Honbur to be,
G4l4.ll..trdsw,
Your faithful and devoted humble Servant;
THO. SHERLOCK GOOCH.
Ipswich, Nov. 6, i8o6:

To the WORTHY and. INDEPENDENT BURGESSES
of BEV EkLLY.

.
T BEG leave to return you my best Acknowledg-
A tnents no the Honour you have conferred upon me, by
elediug ine to be one of your Representatives in I'arlia.
ment.
To 'represent one of the most antient and respeaable So.
roughs in the Kingdom, is an Honour of which I am justly
proud and 1 trust that lny Conduct, on every occasion,
will be such as will never give you any cause to regret that
you have conferral that Honour upon me.
GENTLEMEN,
Your much obllged and devoted humble Servant,
R. WYSE-
Boverle.y November I, 18ok. • . •

TolheWOßTHS'and INDErENDENT,FREEMEN of
i3EVERLEY.

GENTLEMEN,
Fuish'#i-the high and.disting
ed Honour you have
. conterred on me, by electing me a third time one of
your Representatives in Parliament, I beg you to accept.my
Most sincere: Thanks ; and trust, that by a faithful, diligent,
and disinterested discharge of the Duties of the important'
Stativa in which you have been pleased to pl?ce me, I shalt
justify. the Confidence you have reposed in nfte, and merit
your tuture Approbation.
I have the Honour to remain.

G EN T L.FAILiq;
With" unfeigned Gratitude and Respe6l,
Your obliged, obedient, and faithful Servant,
JOHN 1V HART ON.

Boierley, Nov. ,i, 'BO6. . ._
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Wharton ' - - -
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Burton - - - ..,

To the G,ENTLEM-EN,-CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS
of the COUNTY of GLOUCESTER.

C EMEN, • , •
rrHE very flattering. testimony which
•I have this
-flay 'received-of your approbation, by Youu having again
confbrred upon me, the high Honour of being:one of the Re-
presentatives of this' County ih Parliament, excites my
gratiftide.:A resume the important Trust which
you nave committvi to' me, with a firm determination al-
ways to petsevere in attending with zeal and fidelity to tfie
Interests of my Constituents and of my Country.
I have the honour to be,
GFNTLEMBN,
Your much obliged and devoted hu-nible Servant, •
''• R. EDWARD H. SOMERSET.
Gloucester, Nov. 6, 1806. -

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and all the. WORTHY
and INDEPt NDENT FREEHOLDERS of the COUN-
TYof SALOP.,
• _
Gstitt.tiurN
la EING absent from home, and on my road -to
11 Bath, when -I heard of the Dissolution of Parliament,
and having but just returned into Shropshire, it was not. in
my power to address,you on a More early occasion, iri
to return you my most grateful Thanks for the long expe-
rience I have had of your kindness and support, as one- of
'Your Representatives in Parliament. .
Sensible as I am of such repeated testimonies of your
esteem and gooditess, yet, under my present infirmities, and
at my ativanced period of lite, I certainly ought not to, be
solicitous of prolonging an Honour* which, for almost thirty
years of health and activity, I Have looked upon as one of
the most flattering and distinguished which could b• be-
stowed on an individual ; an Honour, however, upon which,
I humbly trust, the long test you have had of my Parliamen-
tary. Conduel, has cast no blot, either through the power of
corrupt Influence, or by an undue bias to this or that set of
Men ; never leaning to Opposition or Ministry but as I was
persuaded in my conscience that Opposition or Ministry lean-
ed. to the Public Good : sometimes voting with one side,
sometimes with the other, though I have always suppoi,ted
Governnient so tar as I•thought Government measures were
for the good or the Nation, pursuant to 'that declaration of
the most perfea independence with which 1 set out when I
first took my seat. ' •
ConScious of these. fans, and that from my age and de-,
dining state of health 1 cannot longer do you that justice
which has been always my highest aim and ambition to do, I
beg leaie to retire, fully impressed with the deepest sense of
the obligation I am under from your kind partiality, and
- which can never be aimed on this side the grave.
1 have the lionotir to be,
GENTLEMEN,
' Your ever faithful, and truly grateful humble Servant,
RICHARD HILL,

Hawkstone, 23. rEe6.
I'. S. I hope, and am persuaded, that every one of my nu-
merous kind Friends and Constituents will be so indulgent
to my Infirmities, as not to take it amiss that I .do not wait
on them to return my personal Acknowledgments tor their
repeated Favours ; and, that I have not thanked therif by
Letter, any otherwise than by the present Advertisement
I must offer the same Plea- for not attending the County
Iseleet,ng, and fur -my-absence on several other public occa.
sons within these LASE two years.