The Sun.
London, England, 1807-04-28 00:00:00

GNERAL ELECTION.

To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT FREEMEN
of the BOROUGIt.of MAIDSTONE.

GENT:WE:I,
A S a Dissolution. of Tiarlionient is instantly "ex--
.L i petted, I take the earliest opportunity of soliciting a
repetition of the very high and flattering Honour which you
confe:rred on use last atituinti in eleding me one of your Re=
presentatives ; I then pledged myself to promote your in.
tcrekts and to support our excellint Constitution with tirrn-
nesi and zeal ; this pledge I reel that I hate redeemed as I'ar
as opportdnities have hitherto offered. and On thiS ground I
trust that a connexion will be perpetuated whiCh.l. consider
as the proudest circumstance of my life.

I have the Honour to be,
Witb every sentiment of respel and gratitude,
G entlenien,

Your most obliged and most devoted Servant,
GEORGE LONGMAN

London, April 27, 1807.

To the G ENTLENIEN, cLERGy, and FREEHOLDERS

vf the COUNTY 6f YORK.

CENTLEMO'N,
N immediate Dissolution being now announced,
4- 1- allow ire once More to offer myself a Candidate for the
honour of Representing yciU in Parliament.

While I exprebs my deep and unalterable gratitude' for all
your past kindness, let me assure you, that should-I again
receive trout y'sathe important Trust which you have five
times conferr on me, my conduct will continue to be go-
verned by those constitutional and independent Principles
which have been sanctioned . by your approbation during
three-and-twenty Years.
I am, Gentlemen,
Your obliged and faithful Servant,
London, April 27, 407. W. WILBERFORCE.

TUESDAT, APRIL 28, 1807.

THE SHORT PARLIAMENT!

THE Public ate rep•eelfully infotmed, that a few
Copies remain unsofil of the BI ()GRAPH! CA 1..
l)t.X to this R MARKA 11 LE PARLIAMENT; and the
Work nay be.hact crt all respectable Booksellers, price Half_
a=Guinea ttt boards,:.car-Eleven Shillings in red: • •
BesiSes Biographical Notices of the Members of the Short
Parliament, tili6 Work contains corred information relative
to the Elective Franchise, number and description of Voters,
preponderating influence, Returning Ofth.er, &c. &c.
ofNevffery place which teturns Members to Parliament.

ROSA MATILDAis NEW IVORK.. •
This Day was published,
In Four Volumes,_ price Eighteen
'THE LIBERTINE. 'By CHARLOTTE DA-
CRE, better known as ROSA MATILDA Author

of Hours of Solitude, Nu 4 of St. Omer's, Zotioya, &c:
Printed for T. Cadet! and W. Davics, Strand.

ThiS Day was published, price ts.
j 6i), SERMON, delirt..rtd at the Parish Church of
Hampton Middlesex,- Int the astli thy of lebruary,
1867, being the Clay appointed tur a General last.
By the Rev. THOMAS 11ORGAN,
Prebendary of Welts, Reaur of Ashley, kic. &c. and
Chaplain to his Royal Highness the Doke of Cambr-dge.
Yrinted for T. C:dell said W. Davies, Strand

AI'I4ICAN CIVILIZATION.
This Day iv.is
In 01.iiirfo, price il. its 6d. boards,
With a very lattel4l...p of the Wesietit Coast of Africa, lee.
AFilikaN- 'MEMORANDA, relative to an
Attempt to estabinsh a British Settlement on the
Island of Buidsrmi:- With a brief Notice of the Neighbouring
Tribes, Soil, litoditdions, etc.. and Observations on thr
cillty of Coloniz.i7igtnat part of Africa, with a View to Cul-
tivation,..a.nti the Introduction of Letters and Religion to its
Inhabitants, &c. - - • •
By Captßin PHILIP BEAVER, R.N.
London: Printed for C. and P. Baldwin, New Bridge.
street.

*** This spirited, and astonishingly persevering attempt
of Captain 13cavcr, by discovering the obstacles 'which pre.
vented its success, may insure 'that of any more enlarged Un-
-4,ltaking of, a similar nature, His Work points out the
most rational and etnCtual method of accomplishing the
noble objects of the African Institution.