The Sun.
London, England, 1807-04-30 00:00:00

SIR WILLIAM CURTIS.

'THE Friends of Sir WM. CURTIS are earneitly,.
requested to meet his COMMITT EE, TO-MOR-
ROW, at Six o'Clock in the Evening. at the London Ta-
vern, Bishopsgate• street, for the purpose of considering the
most erfUlual means to secure that Geutleman's
The Chair to be taken at Seven o'Clock precisely.
A pril p, 184.

To the INOKTHY. and INDEPENDENT LIVERY of
the CITY of LONDON.

GENTLEMEN,
THE Dissolution of Parliament authorizes me
to make you a respeaful offer of my services.

Descended from a Family long conneeted with this great

City, 1 shall at all times be anxious to promote its Com.
inercial Interests, and to preserve the Rights and Privileges
or my Fel lov citizens ; and being acivated by an ardent zeal
1,,r the eonstitution of my Country, and for the Independ-
ence of the British Empire, I trust I shall be favoured
wit 1,1 the active Support of the Livery of London. •
I have the 'Honour to remain; with the -greatest respea,

Gentlemen,

Your faithful Servant,
P. HANKEY.

The'Cornmittee in the inteiest of Mr. Alderman Hanley
.it daily at the Alderman's House, in Mincing-lane, where
and• information and assistance will be thankfully received.

AThicing-lane, 301 h April,

A T a most Numerous and highly Respeaable
Meeting of the Friends of Mr. Alderman HANKEY,
held at the London'Tavern, thiS day, April 29, 6,7 ;

Mr. Alcierrrun BOYD E L L in the Chair ;

The following Resolutions were moved by Sir francis Ba.
slug,. Dam seconded by Geo. Clark, E,sq.. Aldetnian of
13aSsishaw Ward, and carried unanimously :

I, That it is the Opinion of this Meeting, that the prospe,
tity of the British Empire being founded on commerce, and.
tie Metropolis Ueing the emporibm, it is peculiar important
that the Representatives in karlianient be well acquainted
with t Ite.CorntlieNia 1 Interests of the Nation, more especially
at this critieJ period, when the etßirts of an insidious Enemy
are applied almost exclusively to accomplish the ruin of the
British Trade.

y. That it is the Opinion of this Meeting, Mr. Alderman
Hatikey, by birth, and education a Citizen of London, and
who has for many years been actively engiged in eittensive
commercial concerns, whose.chara,cler and ConduEt are irre-
proa.. liable in all his various mercantile transactions, is a fit
and proper Person to Represent the City of London in Par—

3. That it is the Opinien of this Meeting, Mr. Alderman
liankey, as Colonel of the Ninth Reginient of Loyal London
Volunteers, has a peculiar claim upon, the et teern of his rel•
1,,w. Citizens, for the excellent diScipline he establisht:d in
the Regiment, by this means giving efficacy and credit to that
most 'corvititutional ciefence, the Vbiunteer Force.

'4. That, itlis the Opinion of this „Meeting, Mr• Alderman.
I lankcy, by taking upon him the office of une of the Magi
rr4tes of this City, has evinced an honourable design to pro-
mote its welfare and prosperity, emulating
.the example of
his Ancestors, and mostespecially Sir lohn Barnard, of whose
eminent Services in Seven Parliaments this City still retains
tl!e niost grateful remembrance.,,

5. 'Filar this 111:leting, individually and colleltively, will
use the most, strenuous cxeitiuns to promote the Elcdion of
Mr. Alderman klankey, as one of the Representatives in
byprocceding in the most adive canvass possible.

JOHN BOYDELL, Chairman.

'The Chairman hiving left the Chair, it was ftesolicd, that
the Th:iiiks of this SI cdting returned to Win for his able
and dignified conduct_

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T.) the C; ENT LF..M CLERG 7, and Fit E1:1-10 LDERS

of the COUNTY of BEDFORD.

GENTLEMEN,
DISSOLUTION of Parliament having taken
place, I most earnestly solicit the Honoiar of being
again chosen one of your Representatives.
trust that my Parliamentary Condua during the short
but eventful perind.which has elapsed since the last Elvaion,
wiii not have lessened the favourable 0 pinion which you have
mien expressed towards me, and I hope that on the pre-
sent Occasion you will not think me unworthy of enjoying
your Confidence, an Honour which I assure you I shall ever
most strenuously 'endeavour to deserve.

I have the Honour tp be,
Gentlemen,
Your most faithful and obedient Servant,
OSi3ORNt

Cliicksands Priory, April 28th, rSO7.

To the FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of PERTH.
,GENTLEgIN.
PARLIAMENT being Dissolved, I beg leave to
offer myself as a Candidate for the high Honour of Re-
presenting the County of Perth. I t I should be so fortunate
hy :lour Suffrages as to obtain that great objea of my wishes,
I b:g leave to assure you, that my ctindua will always be
regulated by the most sinceredesirecon'scientiously and faith-
fully to discharge every Parliamentary duty towards the
maintenance of our present happy Constitution in Church
and State, and the particular interest of my native Land.
I have the Honour to be,

Gentlemen,
With the greatest Respea,
your obedient and fitithful humble Servant,
lAMBS MURRAY.

Portman square, 21,,,th April, tao 7.