The Sun.
London, England, 1806-11-04 00:00:00

TotheGENTLEMEN,CLERC;Yond FREEHOLDERS
of the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX. .
yOUit bite mid worthy Member, Mr. George
linulton Maivaaring, having wilh,4rawn inmsellon the
4present oe.casion, t ain embiAtiened to ofKr myself to your
lOtice, as. .your-Retiresehtative, in consequence of the very
flattering assuranees of Support which 1 have.this day rez'
ceived. . •

Having aaively exerted trivself during the last four years
in the Vindieatiohot yourßights and the Preservation of your
Independence, aild having a lively feeling, for the Prosperity
of the County of Aliddle,ex, in which I have been a rsident
the.Vvhole of my life, huthbly submit my 'Claim to .your,
attent ion.

1 knoW •the futility ofprofessions-1 make none-1 Conte
forward to resist Him of whose professions you know too
much -Inviolably attached to.the "hest of King, solicitous
for themiauvenance of the hest of Cotigitutions, ,1 pledge
tnyvtlt to that hale of Cou,tud Wilich- an ardent zeal tor. my
country% weit•zr.: cannot fail to inspire.. - •
1 have sat in .Parliam ynt during the last ten years—the ex_
• perience of My put, must be the pledge of my future., conau
And as tthen aaed, so shall 1 continue to ad.—honestly and
independentliWith theadditional itripulse to exertion which
the Representation of the first County in the Kingdotn a ifiirds,
and with the'lullest determination to execute, with diligence
and iideiity, the mat4fold Ditties its I nterestsrequire.
1 itaVe the honour to be,
Gentlemen; With the h'.ghest
' 'Your most devoted Servant,
WILLIAM MELLISII.

EDLIN, ON BREAD.
• This Day waS published,
• price 4s. 6fl. boards,
A TREATISE on the. ART of BREAD-MAK-
IA. I N ; vlterein the Mealing Trade, Assize Laws, and
every eir,:iiinstance cotinetleci with the. Art, is particularly
exanyincd.
.• • .

By A. EDLIN.
Printed for Vernor, Hood, and Sharpe.
This is a very elever and accurate little Treatise, which
comprises, in a few pages, a highly- interesting and immense
fund of useful and practical knowl:-.1,;e: We may justly re-
commend the perusal of this little work to all Who regard
the health of toe 'people ; to Farmers, Parish Officers, Ba-
-kers, and all those coneer:ied in the culture or preparation
Cattle priinary- iteessiiry of human life."—Critical Review.
„ " We are extremely happy that the important subject has •
been taken up by.a man capabia of treating it With great pro-
priety. He is thoronghly.n of it ; and in a subject of
•which the details were so scattered, and so little- known,
this is no insignificant merit. He is, besides, a man of
-judgment, and- has tray happilyrdisposed of his materials in
that form in ‘vhieli they are likely to be most useful. Every,
thing in the Book is plain and \perspicuous. It is thrown
into the most poplar form, and calculated to be universally and
highly usefui. _ • ,
kVe have only to add, that the public is very Much in-
- debtedito Mr, Edlin for the pains he has taken to' disSertunge
infarination 'respecting a''branelt of the most important of all
manufactures—the manufacture 'of fool."—Literary jour-
nal.
.! We 'Strongly, recoinmend this Work to .thoSe for
whose use it was designed --to students in experimental phi- .
losophy to frugal housewives —to captains of ships and mi-
litary men--to hakers----and generally to all those who wish
to purchase' and eat unadulterated, wholesome, and gOod
bread "-- British Critic, Sept. 18(16,
.." We have not met with any, Work; since the commence.
'ment of our labours; wherein the Author has taken so much
pains to Lolled, condense, and inethodise his materials, as in
: the neat- little volume before us. Its merits are great and-
striking. Its price is extremely moderate—the language is
clear, and the Work neatly and correelly prinfed. It cannot
• tail of amusing the inquisitive Reader, and will probably 'be
found useful to a large of the Community. '—Eciettic
Review, Sept. 1806.
See also the Monthly Review for Atagiist.

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