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London, England, 1807-05-06 00:00:00

GENERAL ELECTION.

ALDrRNIAN SIR WILLIAM CURT/S, Batt
pliE COMMITTEE for Conduaing the
Re-
elec`li,n of Sir WI lAA AM, CURTI S, to tie one of the
Itcpresentatives of this City in Parliarner;t, earnestly request
the early and full kt:eAdArice of. those Gentictrito of the Li-
very who arc in the interest of the worthy Itaronet,;at
.T(Y-MORROW,.at .Twelve O'MA precisely, being
the day appointed for the Eledion, to support his Nomina-
tion : they will be thankful for any COillintlliCatiOllS to
promote that desirable cuct...,at ChaMbers, at ote Old.
South Sea House, where the Committee sit daily to reieive
them:
Old South. Sea Hou.se, Mays,. air. . .

To the, WORTHY INDEPENDENT LIVERY of
LONDON.

CENTLEIVIEN, ,
T HAVE occupied almost evety - hour of every
day since the Prorogation of Parliament in the most as-
siduous Endeavours to pay 'my Itespeds personally to every
Liveryman resident in the City, and if. I have not accom-
plished that objet, I trust that you will ascribe it to a want
of sufficient Time and correct List•. • •

I can ,truly state, that in the course of my Canvass I have
experienced the most flattering Testimony of Approbation
prom my Fellow Citizens, and it is with the greatest Con-
fidence that 1 again tolicit your Votes and zealous Support.;
I feel no' sentiments of hostility towards either .of the
Candidates who are Competitors with ine for your Favour.
I am -1:-,tluenced solely by the honourable Antbitio►i to be
chosen by you as one of your, own Body to represent you in
P.rliament. My Pretensions are my Attachment to my
King, to Tay Country, and to you. My Pledge is to serve
the Public, of which you constittite'So large a portion, dili-
gently, iaithfully, and disinterestedly.
tVith great respe,,l, I have the HonoUr to be,
' 6entlemen,
'Your.much obliged and faithful humble Servant,
H. C. CONIDE.

Guildhall Coftt.e-house, sth May, 1207.
Mr. Aldernian Cornne's Committee will sit every day at
Ten o'Clock, at the Guildhall Coffee-house,

GENza A L 7,1, ECTION.

To theCENTLEIVIEN,CLERI;Y.3nd FREEEOLT)ERS
of the COUNTY of DURHAM.

CENTLEMF.N,
HE DiB3Olutinn of Parliament affords me an up-.
portitnity of acknowledging the high cense I entertain
of the honour conferred by the County of Durham in the
trust reposed in me during the last Session : An honour S.
conferred calls for every exertion of zeal and aaivity on my !
part, and encourages me to hope that I shall again receive
your Slid-rages and Support at the ensiling Eleaion,
I have nothing to add to the pledge I before gave you—To
conscientiously to the best of my judgment for the gene.
ral welfare; of the Country, and the dignity and prosperity
,of the Collnty.Of Durban).
I have they Honour to be, - •
, Gentlemen,
Your faithful obedient humble Servant,
• 1, H.
Rarensworth Castle, May z, tBO7.

London, ;en May, rPo7.
AT a Numerous and Respe&able MEETING of
the FREEHOLDERS.of the COUNTY of YORK,
who are resident in London, held this Day, at the Crown and
Anchor Tavern, in the Strand; •
The Right Honourable Lord Viscount GALLWAY,

in the Chair ;

The following Resolutions were unanimously carried,
viz.

That Mr. FAWKES having declared his • Intentidn of
retiring frory Parliament, it is. the Opinion of this
Meeting, that the Connexions, CharaEter. and Talents of
Lord All LTON, point hith out as a proper Person to repre-
sent the Extensive and Independent County of YORK.
That 4 Committee bc apyointed to take such Steps as may
hest tend to sectirJ Lord Milton's Eleairin.

Thai the .Chairman be requested to sign'tliese Resolutions
in the Name. of the Meeting.
(Signed) ARUNDEL CA LLWAY, Chairatan.
The Chairman having left the Chair, the Thanks of the
Meeting were unanimously voted to.hintfor-his able amt.
partial Conduit in the

Gray's Inn Coffee-Hamse„ London, May 5,
A T a Meeting of tiv4 Freeliolckrs of thv Conti),
of Durham, tesideut in and near London, held this
Stir day of May, 18 for the purpose of.adopting the trust
etl;:ctual measures for securing the Election of ROW LAND'
BURDON, 'Esq. to-represent. for the fOurtb. time, 'he -
county of Durham in Parliament; jOHN HULLOLIC,
Esq. in the Glair.
.Resolved Unanimously, That the several Persons prexnt
at this INleeting are strongly impressed with a deep sense of
gratitude for the many great and important iservices what.
were rendered to the County of Durbam by Rowland
don, Esq. during the,peried lie continued one of its Repe-.
senzativcs in Parliament.

That the Representatives of. the County of Durham, in.
Parliament, at ail times, but more especially at this moinett-
oils 'and im'portant crisis, ought to be men distinguished is,
well by a acalous and arilent attachment to the king, and
genuine Principles of the: Constitution, as .by a thorough,
knowledge of the -fretting and Sid ppingititerests of the Em-
pire'at large, and particularly those alrecting• and connectee.,
with our native County.
_ _ _

. ,
That Mr. BUR DON. having evinced, during three sueees-
sive Parliaments, his loyalty to his Sovereign, and a zealous
attachment to the Constitution, and having, during the same
period, devoted,aljnostexclusively, and to thelnaiiitest pre-
judice of his own.concerns, his time and talents, and most
successfully too, to the promotion and advancement of the
permanent interests of every class of his Constituents ; and
having more especially sheivn an intimate and familiar ac.
quaintance with, 'and paid an unremitting attention to, the.
Trading and Shipping Interests of the County, appears to':
this Meeting to be a person peculiarly fit and qualified to be
one of the Representatives of the County of Durham in the,
ensuing Parliament.
That, influenced by these reasons, this Meeting will indi-
vidually and collectively use their exertions to promote and •
secure the Election of Mr. Burden to be one of the Repre-
-sent.itives of the County of Durham in the next Parliament ;
and they earnestly call upon ail their Brother Freeholders to
unite their most strenuous exertions in the promotion of that .
most desirable ,object.
That a Committee be formed, of the Gentlemen present at
this Meeting, to concert such measures as may best tend to
secure Mr. Burden's Election; and, that it be recommended •
to our Brother f reeltolders in the County of Durham( p
form themselves forthwith into Committees in the diflterrt
Wards and Towns, and to use their utmost personal exertions
in pursuing an object so conducive to the interests of the
County.
That all communications from the County of Durham be
requested to be made to Mr: iturdon's Committee, at the
Gray's Inn Cofree.house; Holborn, London.
That these Resolutions be signed by the Chair+nan, and
-published in the London.and Newcastle Papers, and printed
and circulated in tile County of Dtirtiamth
liN ilV6l:::nOtCoKth.le
Mr. Hutlock having quitted the Chair, it was unanimously
Resolved,' 't
the Thanks of this Meeting be
Chairman, for his able conducl in the Chair. . •

MALLS..
ARR I ED —I GOMllbUfgh. (-isbpn. Duz—z Gotteliburgli,
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