The Sun.
London, England, 1807-04-29 00:00:00

STEPHEN CLARKE, Esq. in the Chair.

If 7Wat'i unanimously Resolved, That the Freemen of the
Borough of I pstvich, having every reason to be fully satis-
fied with the Parliamentary Conduit of RICHARD W I L.-
S ON, Esq. their. worthy Represcntative,and with the Constittt-
P'.
tional‘ Principles and Chara&er of Captatn IC 11. A. 13 EN-
N ETT, of the Royal Navy, who was proposed a Joint Can-
didate with -him, in the Room of the Honourable Captain
Stopthrd, at the ensuing Eleaion, this Meeting will support
them with their Votes and Interest.

S. CLARK E. Chiran.
ReFolved; That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the
Chairman::— A •

To thi: WORTHY aiid INDEPENDENT FREEMEN of
IPSWICH.

, G.E'rrft.'F.mt xi, • . •
WE -beg, Leave to solicit the favour of your:Votes
and Interest at the ensuing Ele..qion, to represent
your Borough in Parliament.—Should we be firtunate enough
, to become the Objeas of yonr Choice,'it shall be our constant
-endeavour to prove °nisei lies not unworthy of the high Ho.
'nom- conferred upon us. -
• - are, Ger,tlcrilen, with the,highest Respea,'
Your very faithful humble Servants.
London, , I CI-IA RI) WI LSOIT.
Apr. 27, ISP7, :„ ',A. H. A. BENNETT-

To ti; FREE and•INDE rENDENT ELECTORS of the
CITY of WORA2 ES fE R Residing in London and Parts
' GSZJI i.IMBN, r
.1
5..4.t is expeEled a Dissolution of Parliament
almost iturnediately he carried into clic:a, it be-
comes necessary 1 should' again solicit the favinir of your
SUppert7the rethrned one of your Representatives at the
aPprOaChing r
The grounds on which I presume to offer myself to your
c 1 iice, arise from the rriost.arriEicius and ardent desire to legit-
' late my Coritlutt on the strictest principlessof-rectitude and
. independence, to maintain our happy COns'titution in its ut-
most purity and strength, and never'to forfeit your good opi.
: nion by any ait that may •lead you to regret having continued
to me that confidence and favour, I am proud, to say, I have
so repeatedly experienced., s
I-Wire the lionotv to-be,
- - • With much deference and great respea,
Gcnilencn, • • " A • ,•'
Your most faithful and devoted Servant,
AHRAHAM ROBARTS.•
London, Aprir2.7, 1.84.

TOthe NV, E M EN,C LERG Y. and FREE HO LD ERS
• of. thc COUNTY of DURHAM.

GENT L Ei At E' N,
AVERY few Months have elapsed since I last
-had 'the Houonr to solicit your Votes anelincrest
for the distinguished- Situation of being one of your Repre.
sentati!.es Parliainent. I recoiled with pride dlld grat4ude
the flattering manner in which my Solicitations-Were then
received, anti trust I have not forfeited'tlic Confidence
.ou
were pleased so lately to repose in me. It is unnecessary to
renew professions so frequently repeated, of my attachment
to my native County, 4nd-whichi I hope my Conduet has at
all times evinced it ever has bden, and ever shall be, the
ruling motive of my adlions.

When I had the Honour to -address you at the last Elec-
tion, I expressed my convidtion, that no separate or divided.
Interests could exist between the Landed and Commercial
Property ,Of this Country; " and that together they Must
rise or fall." Impressed. With this-idea, lam eager to pro-
mote to the utmost of nay abilities the welfare of each ; but
at this moment a very particular attention is
irequisite to. watch
over the Prosperity of the Trading and Shipping-Interests,
which will be more perfectly established by returning to. and
adhering strictly to the Navigation and Colonial Systems by
which this Empire has arisen to its present unrivalled state
of Maritime Power and Grandeur, which can only he pr.:
served unimpaired by such measures as may preveot.the in-
terfcreaice of any other Nation in the Commerce or Carrying..
Trade of this Country, and on this point I shall•evcr keep '7.1
watchful Eye.
I have now to intreat a Continuance of. that Support whit it
I have four times experiened, and which will yet add tt,tile
repeated Obligations conterred on .

Gentlemen,
Your very gratefu/ and rip,st faithful Scrva.ut,
RAPH MILDANKE.

GENERAL ELECTION.

HERTFORDSHIRE ELECTION

Gra's Inn Colfee.house, Holborn, A pril z 7,
A T a Numerous MELTING of the F Ila-
4-‘7‘ HOLDERS of the COUNTY of HERTFORD,
Resident...in—and near London, held this day, Rursuant to
public Advertisement, to concert measures for the success' of
the EleCtion of the Hon. TII9MAS BRAND;