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GENERAL gLEcTioN.

To the GENTLEMEN, C LERGY, andall the WORTHY
and INDEPLNDENT FREEHOLDERS ofthe COUN-
TY of SALOP.. • • -
•
GENTLEMEN,
1-2 EING ab'§eAt frodi bottle, 'and on 1n r road to
JO Bath, when I' heard Of the Dissolution of Parliament,
and having but just returned into-Shropshire, it was nut in
my power to address you on,a -more early occasion, in order
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 suds repeated testimonies •of your
esteem and...goodness, yet, under my present infirmities, and.
at my advanced period of life, I certainly ought not th•lae
solicitous of prolonging, an Honour, which, for almost thirty
sears of health anctaolivity. I have looked upon as one of
- the most flattering, and distinguished which could bz be-
stowed on an individual ; an Honour, however, upon which, .
I- hunibly trust, the long test you have had of my Parliarnen-
tarp Condtitt,, has cast no- -oiot, -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 0 ppositlotkor'Ministry lean-
ed to the Public Good :- sometimes -Voting with one side,
'4,oinetimes with the other„ though t have always supported
Government so tar as I thought Government measures were
for the good of die Nation, pursuant to that declaration of
the most perfea independenCe with which I set out wha I I
first took my self. • • • -
Conscious of these faa,s, and that front my age and -de-
dining- state of health 1 cannot longeir
.do you that justice
.which has been always .highest aim anti ambition to do; I
,beg-leave to retire, fully impressed with the deepest sense of
the obligation I sip under from your kind • partiality, and-
which can never be etthced on'this side the grave.
Ii have the honour-to-be,
GINTILMEN,
Your ever faithful, and rruiy grateful humble Servant,
• RICHARD
Hawkstone,..o6f. 23, 1806. -
-P. S. I hope, and.ain persuaded, That every one of my nu- -
merous kind Friends and Constituents be so indulgent
to My•lnfirinities, as not to take it amiss that I do not wah
on them to return my persOnal Acknowledgments for their
'repeated' Favours; and; that I have not :thanked thern by
Letter, any otherwise than by the present Advertisement.
I must dar the same plei for _hot attending the County
Meeting, and for my aosence on several other public ocea-
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MIDDLESEX ELECTION. -•
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FRANCIS BURDEI".I`, and rescue this Mttropolitart
County frolic, the degradation of becoming a rotten Borough of
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Ntiv. 14,48°6. • , TIMOTHY BROWN.

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