The Sun.
London, England, 1830-08-09 00:00:00

TO THE iIitEEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF

ESSEX.

A .PreSumptiori of Mr. WESTERN'S Se-
curity_ prevails to such an extent, that I feel it my
duty.to represent to you that if you indulge in such expec-
tation With too much confidence, you materially injure
Ids cause... I therefore urge you to come forward without
delay, and to make immediate exertions, as strenuous and
unremitting as you see made by the other Candidates.
HASTEN TO THE POLL ! ! !
PETER WRIGHT, Chairman.
Committee-Room, Chelmsford, Aug. 7, 1830.
Mr. Western's . London Committee sit daily at the
Soracms'e Heal, and Crown and Magpie, Ahigare, where
all communications will be thankfully received.

TO THE LOYAL AND NDEPENDEN T ELECTORS
OF THE BOROUGH OP IPSWICH.
WE hasten to tender you our most grateful
acknOwledmenta for the distinguished honour
Which your unabated partiality and kindness have this day
conferred upon fl,, in returning us again to represent you
in Parliament by an unprecedented majority of 256 Vete4
at any election for this ancient and loyal Borough, and in
a manner highly gratifying to our feelings. We r hall en-
deavour by Our conduct to merit the continuance of your
esteem and confidence, and we have the honour to remain
with gratitude and respect.
Gentlemen,
Your much obliged and faithful servants,
Ipswich, Aug. 3, CHARLES 11ACK1NNON.
1830. R. A. DUNDAS.

TOTIIEGENTLEMEN, CLERGY, FREEHOLDERS
AND FREEMEN OF THE CITY OF BRISTOL '
• GRNTLEMKN,
THE Election for Bristol is over, and with it
the high hope that I had entertained of becoming
your Representative in Parliament; but I use not the
language, for I have not the feelings, of defeat and disap-
poihtMent.
This has been a.contest not between individuals, but
betbreen principles; and our cause has been borne down
by the Weight of wealth and commercial influence. Money
hes been 'pared forth like Water in tketinrahave of Votes,
and !uliegaised dictation has made the Elective Franchise
a mockery and a Snare to the equaciene.. Perhaps it was
tot much to expect that the first struggle of the Friends of
Humanity in this ancient seat of`West ledia Commerce
e"siti be suffered to succeed. The attempt was regarded,
even by my own friends, as an act of absolute madness—
yet what has been they result?-2 843 unpurchased and
"Mooed vote*, a number never before approached by an
unsuccessful Candidate, have been given in my favour ;
and the majority against me was only 338, when toy
hike& ascertained that a large number of London Voters
had been engaged by my opponent*, and were actually on
their way down at an enormous cost, Under these'cir-
cutoataases they prudently advised me to retire.
Gentlemen, such a defeat is in truth a glorious triumph
to'nur great cause, and the sure presage of its ultimate
success. Already it is felt and acknowledged to be the
deadliest blow that was ever given to the Slave System ;
and the character of Our city stands redeemed and exulted.
It matters little that my humble voice may not be raised
in the new Parliament in defence of the oppressed. The
cry of Freedom is gone forth—the spirit of the people is
rrhouse&—and • the Representatives of the People will do
their duty. With indent thanks for every mark of esteem
arid kindness that I have teeth', d,
I have the honour to remain, Gentlemen,
With feelings of increased respect and attachment,
Your most obliged and obedient servant.
EDWARD PROTHEROE, Jun.
Bristol, bth August
,' 1830.

CONTRACTS FOR SLOPS.
VICTUALLING OFFICE, Jour 30, MO.
VIE Commissioners for Victualling His
Majesty's Navy, kr. do hereby give notice, that on
tp Initanay, the 10th day of August next, they will he ready
receive Tenders in writing (scaled up), and treat for the
Vlderinentioned Articles, to be delivertsl into his Majesty's
.ietualling Stores, at Deptford, via.—
One A rtialeg. Periods of Delivery.
Hutuired Thousand Yards of DUCKI
„...1.01/
4nr" T 8 l'bousand FLANNEL WAIST.
,a_COA
RTbeus4utd FLANNEL DRAWERS
uet, Thousand SHIRTS
„nneen Thousand Pairs of SHOES
"06 Thouund FLUSHING JACKETS
00V1TNEY)
-7Rit,usund Pairs of FLUSHING
64,reit,1.„,11041':7 raiirr olPrieLt./Sll I NO
71,10,3g1tS (YORKSHIRE)
"uulland pi, AN K ETS j
And Ten d Yards of CALICO [Bymt,hgeuinetsei.nY of,
Pusan
81.411ges of each of the above-mentioned Articles of
Biop Clothing, &s. and the Coaditioas of the Contracts,
DUY be seen at this t Mice.

One half of oath by
the 2.5 th of Sep-
tember next, and
the other half by
the 15th of Octo-
ber fbllowing.

'Rich Tender must specify the pries in words at length,
4146 delivered before One o'clock on the day appointed,
441,0"_ Also Person who snakes the Tender, or some Person on
behalf, must attend to answer when called for.
M. WALLER CLIFTON.

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