The Sun.
London, England, 1806-11-03 00:00:00

6,ENERAL ELECTION'.

NORFOLK ELECTION.
rTIPTE FREEHOLDERS in the Interest of Mr.
WINDHAM and MT. COKE are infortned, that the
ELECTION will take place at NORWICH, on Thursday
the ,3th instant.
Thz COMMITTEE will meet at the Queen's Head,
Gray's-inn Gate, Holborn, every Evening at Seven o'Clock.

the INDEPENDENT FREEMEN of MAIDSTONE.
GLNTLILMEN,
1 Return you my warmest Thanks for the honour
you have conkrrod upon me by eleding me one of your
Representatives in parliament. You may depend upon my
utmost exertions to discharge faithfully this important trust;
and I ahsure you I shall always consider it my principal
duty to promote. to the utmost of my power,%the 'interests
of your respe*able Borough.
I remain.

Gswrx.sattia
Your obliged and'grateful Servant,
GEORGE LONGMAN,

Lonclon, Nov. ;, 1806.

Totbe INDEPENDENT FREE BURGESSES of NEW.
CASTLE-UPON-TYNE.

GtNTLEMEN,
THE Event of Dissolution having taken place,,
I earnestly entreat at your hands a Renewal of that
Confidence with which you have repeatedly honoured rile.
Your Delegation to Parliament I have ever considered as a
most important Trust. The Duties it imposes 1 have faith.
fully endeavoured todischarge ; and should you again corn.
snit it tome, my best Exertions will be devoted to your Ser.
vice. —Your Support on the Day, of Eleetion will confer on
Brie the highest obligation.
I am, CeNrri.smErl,
Your faithful and obliged humble Servant,
CIIA. JOHN BRANDLING.
Gosforth.llouse, Oa, 27.

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To the WORTHY FREE BURGESSES of the 130. k
ROUGH of IPSWICH,. resident in LONDON' and its
ENVIRONS.
GENZLEMEN,
DOUBiLESS you will be surprised to learn,
that r appeared as a Candidate (to represent your Loyal
Itoro.pgli in Parliament) on the Day of Eledion, without any
previous Canvass at Ipswich, or the usual applications 'for
your Support. I was not aware, till within a few:days of
the Eletlion, that Sir A'. S. Haiticind•attd his Friend, had•
declined the Contest. . •
Notwithstanding every disadvantage, I could
earnest solicitations of many of those Friends, who, for at
series of years, had so zealously honoured my late Father with
their approbation. , Though '1 have •not in this instance met
with success, I acknowledge Myself highly gratified with the
spirited exertions I experienced-on so short a notice, and flat—
ter myself your. Support on_ a future occasion will ensure
me that success which will enable me to prove my attach.
Meta to the 'True'BlUe• Interest underxhich the Borough of
_ lpswich ;pas so long flourished. •
• I have the honour to be, .
• C stcr -MEN, . .
Your very faithful and ohedient Servant;
RGB. ALEX. CRICKITT.
Myth's Hall, Nov. a, 4805. "-

To the WORTHY and)NDEPENDENT LIVERY of.
the CITY of LONDON.

GENTLEMEN, •• .
NATg.'N you did me the honour of "nominating,
•.V V . me to the distinguished situatiOkftif'rePresenting you
in Parliament, I waS anxious that the sense of the Livery
might be again taken, that I might be assured of their desire
to bring me forward as a Candidate; this, however, being
thought unnecessary,. I did not hesitate, in conformity to
lour dictates, to proceed to a Poll.
The
_high honour you have conferred on me by your Nomi- •
riarion, has made a grateful impression' on my mind but •
the result of this Day's Poll, arising from the prior en-.
gagernents of my numerous Friends, and the Livery at large,
aflonfs me so little prospect of success, .that I feel it my
duty to &cline:troubling you any , further on the present oc-
Fawn. .
.'Fo be thus called upon as a Candidate to represent the first
City in the World in Parliament, is an honour that 1 little
exi)eelcd ; but as you, tlentletnen, have given me preten-
sion?' that I could not ,havo presumed on, I shall be proud of
your service, and will, on the first' va-ancy, offer myself
*gain to your notice.
It, then, you should be pleased to repose your confidence in
me, my ntirio,t eOcivouts shall be exerted to preserve)nvio-
late the Rights of. our Constitution, and the Liberties and
Privileges of the City of 'London. • •
I, have the honour • to be,
G“J'CLEMEN,
Your devpted and faithful' servant,-- •
101 IN ATKINS.