The Sun.
London, England, 1807-05-27 00:00:00

SUSSEX ELECTION.

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THE immediate. Attendance of the FREEHOLD-
ERS, in the interest of 1011 N EV'. LER, Esq.. re-
siding in and•neir Loudon, is earnestly•reciaested at Lewes,
• The Committee meet every D-ay at the Crown and Anchor,
Strand, from Eleven to Three; anc4, after that hour, at Mr.
G. (;aster's Chambers, No. 26, Lincoln's Inn Old-square ; to
whom ail Communications tending to secure Mr. Fuller's
Return are requested to be made, and who will provide
Carriages to convey the Voters to•LeweS.
Mr. Fuller's Committee at Lewes meet at the White Hart.
The Poll will finally Close on Thursday next, at Three
o'clock.

State of the Poll, May 2.5 :
For NIT. Fuller - - - - 2.323

Mr. ‘V yndham ''-
_ _ 4-126-
M. Sergison . - - 23°3

To the GENTRY, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDER'S o
the COUNTY of 'BEDFORD, •

GENTLEMEN,
HOWEVER Formidable the Opposition which.
was institutedagainst me at the Commeneementof the
arduous Contest in which we have been engaged, from those
whom I might naturally expect to, be -my Opponents, and
from others who ,have hitherto,honotired me with their Sup=
port, should nevertheless have thought myself deficient in
every consideration of Resped and Gratitude -towards -the
County of liedtiird, who had tithed me their Representative
in Four successive Parliaments:- if 1 had not on this occasion
seen the.sense of the County fully taken,- and had:not perse-
yen:a:Lill the Contest as Wag as there was the least prosped
of success. At one period I was sanguine enough to hope
that I
.might be the successful Candidate, but that hope va-
nished at the close of. yesterday's Poll, when my Opponent
remained with a majority of Fifteen above me, a number in-
' significant when compared with the total strength"of the'
.•County, but sufficiently great, -when so few Freeholders re-
mained unpolled, to induce me ,to decline• persevering in a
struggle which appeared to me- hopeless, and no longet to
keep the County in a state of aOtation". Deeply as .-I must
feel the kss(d,ttlat Honour which I had enjoyed for Thirteen
Years, there'are two consideratisons which Cully compensate
to me for that deprivation. The cove is what can never be
. obliterated from my breast as long as .there shall :remain in me
one spark of Grititude, and of those feelings without which
,
Life would.not bo- worth preserving-- I -mean the strenuous
and almost iticredible ExertiOnS -of those Friends who have
displayed, themselves on this occasion in a manner to which
could not do justice if I were to attempt todeseribe it.,
The other is the gratifying reflection that that CaU se to which'
contributed my:feeble though .zealous-assistanctthi the last
Parli,onent (for having_ d,one'which I have drawn upon my-
self, as declared by my Adversaries, the opposition whiCh has.
deptiyed me of the honour. of Representing you) is likely to
be trittmphant in almoSt every otherpart of the•Kingnoin.
These reelections are highly consolatory to me, and relieve nay
mind from that feeling of disappointment which would un-
der other circumstances have been toignant. in the extreme.
- I congratarre those who'have supported me on the glorious
stand they have Made against a most powerful Combination ;
and the state of the Pdll at the final.eloSe will be ty them a
subject of triumph, and will be recorded in, the, annals of In-
dependence to
,the end of Time. I request those who gave
me their conntenanceon this occasion. ro accept my most
heartfelt and grateful thanks' for their strenuous, voluntary,
and laboriows Exertions, and I- assure- theirs that I shall core_
sitter my selfembarked in their cause forme remaiiider of my
life, and shall'be ready at a future opportunity to offer- my-
self:again for their Suffrages in ciefenee cdt heir Independence.
I haVe nothing to add, Gentlemen, but to express my
.anxious. desire that the efle& of this struggle may be to
strengthen the ties of friendship between those who have
supported the and myself, andiny hope that all differences,
except of a political nature, may have subsided with the
Contest, _ . •__ .

1-have the Honour to be,
Gent!emen,
. With the sincerest Respeei and warmest Gratitude,
Your tritich obliged and most obedient Servant,'
Chicksands Priory, Loth May., J. 0513014 N.
State of the Poll at the Close orthe.Tenth and Last Day :
Pym,1145 Fitzpatrick, 104 Osborn, 1069.
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Single Votes ---' • 877.

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