The Sun.
London, England, 1839-10-11 00:00:00

E N INC 4 EDITION.

TO THE WORTHY INHABITANTS OF THE WARD
OF DOW GATE. _ _

TM PR ESSED with feelings of the deepest grad-
tulle for the warm, spontaneous, and general expression
which I have received of your best wishes for my repre-
senting you in the Court of Aldermen of this great City,
I must confess my inability to thank you according to the die-
t ates of my heart, whilst it is as highly gratifying to me to
find that there is no reason to believe I shall be opposed in Ehe
important object of becoming your Alderman.
I have, the more closely to identify myself with your local
interests, become ari inhabitant of your truly respectable
Ward ; in which I hope that, so long as life and health are
spared, I may be able to render an important part. of my suit
and service as a resident Magistrate, and present a more ready
access to my fellow-residents and constituents, in the exercise
of such personal duties amongst them as may he required
for the due performance of the high office to which I aspire.
Permit me most earnestly to solicit the distinguished favour
of your personal attendance on my behalf, at the Wardmote,
to be holden at Tallow-chandlers' Hall, before the Hight Ho-
nourable the Lord Mayor, on SATURDAY, the 12th instant,
when his Lordship will take the Char, at Ten o'Clock in the
forenoon precisely, and when, by your suffrages in my favour,
you will consummate the kindly feelings which you have mani-
fested towards me by electing me as your Alderman; and I
trust you will enable me to have the proud satisfaction of re-
flecting, in after life, that your choice has been net only inde-
. pendent but unanimous.
With the “iceatest deference,
I the honour to be, Gentlemen,
Your most faithful and obliged servant,
JOHN -JOHNSON.
7, Scot's-yard, Bush-lane, 10th October, 1839.

STEAM BETWEEN BRISTOL AND NEW YORK.
E GREAT WESTER N, Licut,q)atit
JAMES HOSKEN, R.N., Commander, will SAIL
from BRISTOL, for NEW YORK, on SA.TukoAY, the 19th
instant ; on which day, steamers to convey the passengers on
board will leave Cumberland Basin at Half-past One o'Clock,
She is intended to sail from New York on the 16th of
November.
Spare luggage to have the word " Below" upon it. All
other luggage the number of the state-room.
Application for Freight to be made to C. CLAXTON, at
the Company's Office, Bristol. Rate of collecting the same
at New York, 4 dollars 80 cents. per pound sterling. The
whole to be in Bristol by Wednesday, the 16th inst., at latest.
October 7, 1839.

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