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On Saturday the. 30th of May was published, the First
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TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
..I\l,. CAPITAL FREEHOLD MAN S T O•N-'
HOUSE, with Coach-house, Stabling for •30.-Horses,
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4toed with' Fruit-trees, and Kitchen .garden; the whole con-
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GENERAL ELECTION.

To the C ENTLEMEN, C LERGY,and FREEIIOLDERS
of the COUNTY of DURHAM.

GENTLEMIN,
IHave withdrawn from the C w ontest, -in Weh r
found myself engaged, .under the persuasion that my per-
severance would.increase those mischiefs which it was the
intention of fny friends
.to avert.

The arrangement, which led to my being offered to your.
choice, had for its first object the peace of'the County ; but
the steps taken have produced a contrary etre& I cannot
then, even to obtain the highest °Ned ot4mY ambition, Sub-
mit to avail mysel& olassistance.,given. to
.ine on a ground
that can no longer be maintained.
It becomes me, therefore, to retire to that private situation
from whiCh I have been ; but I carry with me, and
will always retain, the most 'grateful recolleCticin of the par-
tiality of my fEiends,. and an 'ardent desire to lend my humble
endeavours, to the County, whenever circumstances shall
leave me at libertytb receive its independent support.

I remain, Gentlemen;
Your faithful and devoted Servant,
.... • - . • '.••.•CUTHBERT ELLISON:
llebburn,Mall, May 25, 1807,
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TothcCENTLEMEN, CLERCIY, aid FREEHOLDERS
of the COUNTYIof SUSSEX.

GENTLX74EO/, ' - •
•
THE very small Majority which appeared in
favour ef.Mr; t-LI LL E R, on the final close of the Poll
yesterday, and the certainty that considerable numbers of
bad Votes had polled for .14, ind,p.ced me to, apply to the
High Sheriff fur a Scriitiny, who, having postponed his
answertintil this morning, hasifigught proper to refuse it.
In the fullest confidence, however, of having a great Ma—
jority of legal Votes over Mr. Fuller, and on the advice of
my Friends, it is my intention to Petition the House of
Commons for Redress.

........
Iris impossible for any. language to express to you the-very
high sense of gratitude 1 feel for the tree and independent
Exertions which haVc been manifested in my behalf during
the whole of the late Contest. '1 can only assure you, that
if 1 am placed by that Tribunal, to which 1 mean to appeal,
in the distinguished situation of one of your Representatives,
it shall be my constant study to' prove myself not undeserv-
ing it, by a diligent and faithful discharge of my Duty in Par-
liament. •

I -have the Honour to remain, .
Gentlemen,
Your most obliged and faithful humble Servant,
WARDEN SERGISON.

Cuckfield Place, May 29, 1807.
'Tae Nuitibers at the final Close of the Poll were:
Mr. Wyndham - 4333
Mr. Fuller - zi3o
Cul. Sergison 1473

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