The Sun.
London, England, 1807-05-22 00:00:00

GENERAL ELECTION.

To the INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of WESTAIIN-

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GENTLEMEN,
TRUST you will not permit the Assertions of
those who. have no regarcLfor Trtith to bias you in any
dezree"; I 'have to contend with those-hackneyed in Elec-
tioneering Tricks, and whose obje& is only to mislead and
defeat you in yotir tree Choice.
To.tnorrowthe Poll will commence at Eighto'Clock pre-
cisely, andfinal I y close at Three, Let me entreat you to ackfta
thsj'avours,)ou.haire already'conferred, by attending to give
your Vote in my favour, that we may have such a Majority
arwill convince our Adversaries that misrepresentation is
n.)t the mode by which
.your Suffrages are to be obtained.
Believe me, with every sentiment of gratitude and respe&,
Gentlethen,
Your much obliged and faithful ,Servint, ,
• COCHRANE.

Richardson's Hotel, Covent:garden,
May 22, ISO 7,

To the LOYAL FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of
• SUSSEX..
WE '. is ligie'lNTOmes bricleirbenuoyfed, being,
the COMMITTEE just now forrried in the City of
Chichester, for Promoting the.Eledion"of Mr. FULLER as
the Eastern Representative of the County, being anxious that
our 'Motives May"nOt be mistaken or misrepresented, beg
leave thus publicly to state them.
Firmly persuaded. that His Majesty has exercised his un-
doubted Prerogative conscientiously, wisely, and-magnani-
mously, our Affealion and Gratitude to the best of Sove.
our.earnest wishes to contribute to the Comfort of his
declining Years, and ..bur regard for the Honour of the
County. of :Sussex, have determined usi• in the present
Contest, to support Mr. FULLER,, who appears to us
to_have•bcen an independent-, and attentive Member of the
Mouse of: Commons, and to' have voted with the
Geutle-
man, whois considered as the iWestern Reptesentatative,in
support of the King,on the gubjea Which led to the Dissolt.l-• •
tiara of the last Parliament; we think we shoUld be deficient
in Consistenc.y as well as Loyalty, were, we to vote for a
Candidate whose Parliamentary Comilla,' we may conclude;
fic':n that of the Party by whom fie is Principally supported,
will be diametrically opposite to his Colleague's.
Much has been said, in the way of objedion to Mr. Fuller,
• on his con iud with respea to the Slave Trade. It is :upon_
record that Mr. Fuller was afriend to its gradual, though he
opposed (on principles of Sound pbliby, as it appeared to him)
its immediate abolition.. •
We are no friends to Slavery of any kind, or in any Coun-
try, and we sincerely wish the piediclions of the advocates
far the immediate abolition may-be verified.
In urging•to our Fellow Subjects the Duties of ,AfFeaton
and Gratitude to cur gracious. SoVereign, we mean not to re-
quire from' our Representatives an indiscriminate Attach-
ment to any-particular Set of Ministers; but as the Consti-
tution has v'ested the. Appointment of them in the Crown,
we think it incumbent orn the Subje&to support • that Ap,
p.)intmcnt, until they shall appear to be ading contrary. to
the public good.
' To such of the Eleaors, as may -.coincide ,in these, Senti-
ments, the Committee will be happy to attbrd every facility
in their power• for giving them an opportunity di avowing
by voting tor Mr. Fuller.
The-Committee will sit at the Swan Inn, every Day, dur-
ing the EleCtion, front the Hours of Eleven till One.. -
, ChOiester, may tS,' •
JOHN PEACHEY,
W I LIAAM FOWLER,
MOSES TOG-HILL,
CHARLES PILKINGTON,'
• EDWARD JOHNSON,
' JOHN NEWLAND,
IVI.LLIAWDEARLING,
THOMAS RI-IDADES.
Mr. Fuller's Committee in London,- will sit at the Crown
and Anchor, Strand, from Eleven to. Three. •
The State of the Poll at the close on Thursday, the 2ist :
I For Col. Sergison - 10 40
r. Wyndham 3463 .
Mr. Fuller - 2017

To tlic INDEPEND-ENT ELECTORS of the TOWil'of

LIVERPOOL,

GENTLEVEN, •
•
N my return from the Country yesterday even-
*. I was much surprised at seeing my Name an-
rounce.l in, the as a Candidate, at the efosea the roll,
for the Representation Or your Town. This Nomination
having taken place , without my know ledgenr consent; and
ptis ibly having originated in views not consonant to my own
peridit me to say, that however may be flat-
tered by your good opinion, stilt as I never had an inten-
tion Of intruding myself upon your notice, 'I cannot in
mmr countenance e.fiY steps, under •these circumstances,
wincit might operate to ,the disadvantage of your present
l‘leinbers, thougit differing with them most widely on Poll-
ttcal SubjeCis. •
Attached trom my prlie:st- youth to yoUr opulent and.
flourishing Town by every tie of Friendship, Pratitu4, and
AfteCtion, I cannot but lament, tlfat at a Crisis'like the pre-
sent, you should, from causes Of a temptirary nature, be de-
Fri% c:t of the Servicws,of my HOn. Friend, your late amiable,
cling:l=o, and patriotic Representative' Mr. ROSCO E.
Tiiat this ciamour and delusion whiCh His Majesty's Mi-
nisters have'too ,Successfully excited may speedily stibside,
that thesc'Alinisters may dire& their attention to the awful
events which surround us, instead of
,inflaming the minds of
their Countrymen whit religious animosity, and that your
wealthy and respeetable-Town may increase and prosper
tlarough every change,' and in every vicissitdde, is,
Gentlemen, the heartfelt wish,of
YOUr most-obliged,
Devoted and faithful Servant,
W. 1. InNISON.

London, trst May,

WC.*

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FRIDAY, 5I Y, 22, 1807.