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'l' II If R SDA Y, OCTOBER 30, 1800.

GENERAL ELECTION.

To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT LIVERY of
the.CITY of LONDON.
CENTLIMEN, , •
..THE Sheriffs having appointed FRIDAY, the
31st inst. for the .Ekction of Four Gentlemen to Repre-
sent you in the ensuing Parliament, allow me most earnestly to
solicit the honour of your attendance at Guildhall, on that
day, at Eleven o'Clock, in support of my Nomination. The
unparalleled success, warm friendship, and distinguished
kindneSs, which have crowned my Canvass with the most
flattering prospect . from every quarter, impel me most san.
uinely to rely, that the zeal so freely promised will mani-
leiit itself by your early and numerous:attendance, to bathe
every attempt which may be Made- to defeat this pr9ml ob-
jeel of Inv 4rnbition. Thus encouraged, I feel animated by
the expectation, that my gratitude 'and fidelity in the high'
and responsible situation of your Representative will be call-
ed into action ; and, believe me, Gentleinen, as long as my
lice shalf be spared, that they shall not be looked for in vain.
I have the honour to be,
GENTLEMEN,
Your most faithful Hui-1161e Servant,
JAMES SI-lAW, Mayor.
'-111ansion•Jlouse, Oct; ^X •
I'. S. The imperious duties of. the Chief Magistracy have
unavoidably denied tie the first gratification of my heart,
which would otherwise, hove urged . me.. to a distinct personal
application to every individual, for the honour of his So axe ;
and I therefore trust, that such an omission will not be int-
' paned to neglea, hut neees,-;ity. .

To the WuRTHV INDEfF.N DENT LIVERY of

LONDON.

- - -
Gtb:TLZMEN, • • •
THE 'Parliament being now Dissolved, I ' avail
myself of the ,earW.'st opportunity to express how
anxious I am to be honoured with the renewal of your Con-
,fitietice, and to request the Favour of your Votes at . the ap-
proaching Election
The Statesmtui whom, of all others, I moseadmired and
revered is no ihore ; but I give. most chearfully to His Ma-
jestv's ;resent Ministers my approbation, and I cannot but
think that the frank and plain Statement of the Origin, Pro--
gress, and End of this late Negotiation with the French qo-
vertiment; has node on the Public Mind a favourable impres-
sion of their dignified Conduct.
In soliciting your SuffrageS for the various Situations .to
which you have been pleased to eled me, I never had .any
Views of Emolument to myself; to be the-Object of your
Favour was my greatest Pride ; a sense- of
.).)uty was my
Guidance; and your Approbation,-so frequently and so fiat-
telugly expressed, has been my ample Reward.
If ycu honour me again with your Confidence, yon may
rely upon my Fidelity. With every Sentiment of Respect
and Gratitude, 1 have the Honour to be,
GabiTLEs4N,.
Your much sbliged and humble Servant,
H. C. COMi3E.
Guildhall, Oct. 25,-1106. •
N.ll. The Day of Eleaion being fixed for Friday next, the
31st instant, I most egrnestly request the honour of your At-
tendance and Support on that day. -

To the WORTHY INDEPENDENT LIVERY of the
CITY of LONDON.

GIENTLEMEN, •
THE Dissolution of Parliament baying been pro-
ciaiwed, a; low. me to solicit,you to place me, for the
fourth time, in the'distingulshed station of one of your'Re..
presentatives.. _ '

-,When.l look back, gentlemen, and seriously compare the
wholc.ofrny.Parliamentarycondug,witii the honest profes-
sions I have repeatedly made to you, on occasions similar to
the present, it gives me themost substantial assurance that you
wi! replace me in your confidence..
'flit: prospect is animating, because the retrospe6l is with-
out The scenes that are passing at this time in the
World, at once aWful:and instructive, must impress the Re-
presentatives of this free and happy Country with the Im-
portance of the Charge they are entrust,,i with, in the sacred
deposit of your Laws and Liberties, and excite them to, the
resolute support of every' measure calculated to preserve
them.
I again pledge mysel f to you, Gentlemen, if by your favour
I am couttnued your Representative, to devote every energy
of my lite to fulfil the great duties of that responsible Situa,
tion, and to promote the welfare and prosperity of my Coun-
try..-1. have the honour to remain,
GENTLEMEN,
Your devoted and faithful Servant,
WILLIAM CURTIS.
Old South Sea House, Q& as, !Sob.
P.S. The Sheriffs having appointed Friday, the 31st irst.
to be the Day of Election, your numerous and early attend-
ance in support of thy nonaination, will confer a lasting obli-
gation.

TO THE. WORTHY ELECTORS UE kVESTMIN.

. . • • STEM.
,Ti•vrt.t.iviE4, •
JTRUST I shall, not be deemed presumptuous
in tittering my Services to the City pf Westminster upon
the present Occasion.
'lf I should be so fortunate as to be distinguished by your
favour, 7 shall be• anxious on every occasion to evince my
gratitude .to you by an upright and independent Condod in
Parliament, and by contmuing to devote my best faculties to
the Service of my Country.
y health is not sufficiently re-established, to admit of my
soliciting your Support try a .personali Canvass; but I am
confident this involuntary omission vvill not be
being able to
make Inv appearance on the Hustings on the day of Elec-
tion, and there to assure you, in person, of my attachment
•
to your Service.

I have the honour to remain, •
, .
GE.NTLEmem,
• • , With the greatesttruth, • •
Your most obeartirand most-faithful humble Servant,
Wimpole7BTree, Od. a 7, 1806. SAMUEL- HOOD.
To thc ENTLPMEN, CLERGY,. and,otbec.Fß EE—
HOLDI RS of the COUNTY of NORTHAMPTON.
CINTLiA4tI4,
Fr HE Choice of your Representatives having again
ileverted to• you .in consequence of the •Dissolutton -of
-Parliament, I beg leave to renew the offer of my Servioes,•
trusting that theiiiie"Ot COncluci,'which, as an luilependent
Country sGentlenian; I have felt it my Duty steadily'to :pur.
suet will be honoured by your EnCouragement and Support.
I have the Honour to'be,
.Gentleinen,
With great respect, - • •
Your obedient and
WM. .LANIJAM.

I; ::..

Cotfesbro6k, Oct. zs, rto6:

• r

totheGESITLENIENI,CLEk(;Y,and FREEHOLDERS
• '." '''ot the COUNTY'oiLINCOL.N.,..-i
M
nTI.LI.4E • ,
TI DISSOLUTION of PAILLIENT hay-
.
ing taken place, I feel it necessary.to declare, , that it
is my inteittion main to offer my Service.'
I cannot permit this Opportunity to pass without return-
ing my particular and warmest Thanks twiny Friends whose
kind Partiility, more than Any Merits or my Own, placedi nie
in my latedistinguishea Situation. • , ,
To the best oftny knowledge, I have pursued an indepen-
dent and honourable line of •Parliamentary Duty,, and • never
made the Confidence reposN in me the Footstool of my Am.
bition:
Thus, I hope, my public cantina, has been such as to leave
no room for censure, and that I return the important' Trust
confided to me unsullied.
Be assured, that if,you again Elea me as one of your Re.
presentatives, I shall ever entertain a high sense of the Ito.
tiblir conferred On, me,• and that shall, remain with much
respett and regard,

- 'CENTLEMEN,
Your very grateful, obliged, and obedient Servant,
GILBERT ILEATHGUTE,
Normanton Park, Ott. 25, do 6.

GENERAL ELECTION.'

To the INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of the COUNTY
of MIDDLESEX.

GEORGE BOULTON MAINWARING, Esq.
having declined to
,offer himself at the ensuing
Elettion, as a 'Candidate to represent the County of Mid-
dlesex-in Parliament • and Sir Feitivors 13in: os•rr having
again proposed himself tore their choice, the ltid.:pendent
Ele_ctors, who are desirous of still preventing the County
from being represented by Sir FRANCIS Hu R DET T, are re-
quested to meet at the Free-Mason's Tave.n, in Great
Queen-street, •Lineoln's-Inn-fields, on Friday • the 3tst inst.
at Twelve o'Clock.

It cannot be doubted, -that after the Advertisement of Sir
FR A ric ts 13vaDETr., which lids appeared this. Day's Pa.
pers, that the -proposed Meeting• be most numerowly
ottendod; for it would be an insult on the real Independent
and Loyal Fr;;e:ic..!...iers of Middlesci, to doubt that tlie
be eag:.r m testily their marked dis.ll probation of a Canui,tne
whp-ciiines forward on the ground; disclosed in that Ad‘cr.
London, Oa. 2S, 13,36.

To the GENTLEMEN, CLE RC Y, and FREEHOLDERS
oldie COUNTY of 1 ORK.

(CFNTLEMFAV,
PERMIT me to Returnyou my cordial-Acknow=
led4ments l'or the repeated' marks of confidence and
approbation. with which you have already honoured me.--
Your kind•occeptance of my past services, encourages me
to oiler myself once more &Candidate liar the high honour of
kepresentirg you in Parliament..

T
hough 1 dare not affirm that- my Parilan-ternary condul
has been free from error, I can truly assure you that it has
been my constant and earnest endeavour 'to discharge the
Duties of in) important Trtist .with independence, fidelity,
and diligence. Should Ibe again-honoured with yqur ap-
probation, the. same principles will continue to govern me in
the discharge of my Political Duties.
. I can scarcely be more bound to you than I already am,
by the ties. of Gratitude and Allahon, but I shall feel, if
possible, still-more than ever de.)irous of proving that 1 am
not altogether unworthy of your choice. I am,
Gf.NTLEMEN,
Your faithful Servant,
W.IVILLIERVORCE.

0 dober tB, tBO6.

TotheGENTL F. MEN, CLEM': Y:and FREEHOLDERS
- of tite COUNTY of ),.70K1C...

. . •
GENTLEMEN.
PARLIAMENT being DISSOLNrED, I take the-
earliest opportunity in my power of communicating to
you mrintentlon of again ottring myselka Candidate for the
honour of representing you in Parliament. •
• A period ot. Ten N- ears having elapsed, since I was first
placed in the high and h,nOurable situation of 'your Repre-
sentative, I trust I may, without presumption, rest my hope
of future Support rather upon your judgment of my Public
Condua, than upon general professions. •
I am anxious, however, to avail myself of this opportu.'
Pity of expressing the deep sense of Gratitude I feel for the
liberality and indulgente I have already. experienced froM you
upon all-occasions since I have been engagrrt in the execution
of weighty and important Duties • to discharge' which -With
fidelity has been the continued tabled of my endeavours. .
• ShOuld i again be deemed worthy of the honour of being
one of the Representatives of this great County, I shall be
Most thankful for your support,
I the Honour to be,
With the greatest respect,
. Gentlemen,
Your obliged and most obedient humble Servant,
• HENRY LASCELLES.
Harewood House, oa. 24, t 8.6.

TutheGENTLEMEN, CLERGY,and FREEHOLDERS

of the COUNTY of DORSET.

GENTLEMEN,
IT being intimated to me that Mr. Browne intends
to decline offering himself for the County, I am encou-
raged by the flattering opinion and urgent advice of many
estimable Friends to oiler myself to your notice as a Candi-
date for thehonour of being one of your RepresentativeS in
the next Parliament. Should you be induced to place so
high a degree of confidence' in me; I beg most earnestly to
assure you, that you may. rely oumy most zealous attention
and utnrst exertion to pro Mote your 4:,:al Intercsts, as well
as support our dearest Rights and Liberties on the most con-
stitutional Principles.
I have the /knour to bi!, with the utmost Respect,
- GIN TLEMEN, •
Your most obedient and devoted Ser,:mt,
E. 13. i'ORTMAN.
Bryanston, 06tober 20, 1206.

To theGENTL ENIEN. C LERGY,andFREEROLDERS
of the COUNTY of HERTFORD.

•
HAVING received His Majesty's Writ for.the
Eledion ot two Knights to serve in Parliament for
this County,
.1 do hereby give Notiee, that in obedience to
the said Writ, and ot the several Statutes in that case made,
a Special County Court for the euriw.e of such Eledion
will be held at Hertford, on Tuesday the 4th Day of Noyem•
ber-next, at Ten o'clock in the Forenoon

CEO. SULIVAN MARTEN, SherifF
Sandridge Lodge, Oct. 25, ;46.

To theGENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FR F.EHOLDERS
of the COUNTY of HtRTFORD.

,
GENTLFIALN
•
THE High 'Sheriff having appointed Tuesday, the
~' 4th flay of November next, to the Eleetien of Nletn-
, bers to serve this County in Parliament, and to proceed to
the t. kid adjoining the Town of lierttord, at Ten o'C hick in
the forenoon of that Day, I earnestly intreat your A nen-
' dance-at the place and time atoresaid, and to be honoured
with your Votes and Support on that Occasion: • - -''
1 am, Gentlemen, . .
Your obliged and obedient humble Servant,
The Park, Hertingfordbury, a
WM. BAKE I.
, ,cd.25, 1306. , .

.To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT FREEMEN of
• DOVER.
of.your Representatives,having signified his
.
intentlon of de-dining to Otter himself to your choice on
the event of a Dissolution-of Parliament, valuing, as a Cont-
i merdiat Alan; the- honour of ,representing your ancient and
Independent Town and Pint, and being known to many of
your respeciable Inhabitants, f pieSunte to submit myself to
your pleasure, and to solicit the favour of your Support.
I shall take the earliest opportunity of paying my personal
respects; and I beg leave to assure you,that should 1 be so tor-
tunate as to Meet your acceptance, and become the successful
Candidate,. I shall evetendeavour to manifest my respeCtful
sense of the obligation-by a diligent attention to your wishes;
and the Welfare and l'r.tsperity of Dover shall at all times be
the first object of my zealous and unremitting solicitude.
I have the Honour to he,
Grlsrt LeNtEli,
Your most obliged humble Servant,
jOHNI• JACKSON.

Newßrnaii-street, WA, 22.

. • In a few Days will be published,
In One Volume, OcLow,
Q KETCH of the REVOLUTIONS of MEDICAL
SCI ENC E, and Views relating to its Reform.
By P. CABANIS,
Member of the National Institute of France, &c; &c.
Translated from the French, with Notcs,•
By A. HENDERSON, M. D. •
Printed for lohnson, in St. Paul's Chuch-yard ;J.
Murray, Flcet.street ; and Constable and Co, lictinblargh.

[PRICE srxprs( E.

PICTUALLrivo-OFFICE,

Oa 20, 18r)6.
rrHE COMMISSIONERS for PICTUiI
ills .I,4)'ES ITV's N/IVY do hereby give Notice,
on Friday, the 7th of November, they will be -ready to receive
Terriers, in writing (sealed up), a'd treat for the supptrifrnt of
F RA' Sll BEEF to His ilf tje,tt's Ship, a,d Petrels at Leith,
Leith Roads, and the Frith of Twelve Montbr
eeriest?, from the 17th I thai Mont further, awl! Sir
Month% warning shall be given on either side
.hr the :et minatiots
of the Coot, af ; to be paid 'for by Bills, Paya.! le, with interest,
'timely day., alto dare:
The Condition, ot the Contrail man be reert at the Secretary's
Office, at this. Office ; or by app!yi,r4 to the ColleFlor rf Ili, Mt-
jestp:r Customs a! Leith.

No regard will he bad to any Tender in which the Price sha,l
net be inserted in words at lengthror that shall not he delivered to
the tha'd before One o'Clock on the said Friday the 7th or
N.-,..enther next, nor sr•less the Person Its,ho makes_ the Tear,
or scant Person on ids b,half, attend., to anscs es , when called Toy.