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SiR WILLIAM CURTIS

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rri-TE COMMITTEE for vConduaing The Mee-
,
ticn of Alderman Sir WILLIAM CUIZ TES, Jart.
respeaftally intreat a Continuance of the exatioiis of
.his
Friends, to maintain that situation in , which their partiality
and. kindness have already placed, him.
The CoMmittee entertained a most sanguine wish to ter.
minate the. Canvass, and thereby to preclude all iiiiiiece-ssary
trouble; but, as the Poll-books must he kept ~pen frOrn
Nine till Three o'clock daily, until Weci.ioddy ucxt, they
very earnestly entreat the attend-ince, at Guildhall, of those
Liverymen who have not yet polled, in order to confirm the
choice of their Worthy Candidate.
Old South Sea House, May to, 1837,

MR. WILRERFORCE's ELECTION.
EVERAL FRIENDS •of 'Mr. WI LBER FORC E,
1.3 who are attached to hint tot his tong, atitai anti suc-
cessful exertions in that great Cause, the ABO LI I'lON of
the SLAVE TRADE, take tlit:liberty, ills know.
ledge, to request the .Gentlemen of the same sentiment,
resident in or near London, will Meet them at the New
London Tavern, in Cheapside, on Wedneday next,' the 13th
inst. at Half-past One o'Clock, to consider of the besrmeaus
or supporting him in the expensive Contest in -winch he is
likely to be engaged as a Candidate for. the .Representation. of
Yorkshire.-The Chair to -be-taken at Two o'Clock pre.
cisely.

TotheCENTEEMEN, CLERGY,and FREEHOLDERS

of thq cQUNiY of N ORTHANIPT6N.

CENTLEIViN,r
THE Honour you: have this Day conferred upon
Me, in approving my Nomination as a proper Person
to be again returned as one of your Representatives in Parlia-
ment, demands my warmest Thanks, and inspires me with
the fullest cpntidence, that, during the short trial which you
have had of me, you have not seen any reason to repeat of
your former kindness towards me.
1 beg leave to - repeat, that should.you again honour me
with your choice, no exertions of' mine shall be wshring to
matter myself worthy of your approbation. •
I am, Gentlemen„
Your much obliged and obedient humble Servant,
Althorp, May 7, 1807. ALTHORIa.
N. B The Day of Election is fixed for -Thursday next the
x4to instant.

•
To the WORTHY and I'IsJI)EPENDEN'P ELECI'ORS
of the BOROUGH of SOUTHWARK. •
GENTLEMEN,
itT is impossible for, me to express the grateful
-- -sense I entertain of the airstutguished manner in which
you have Re-elected me one of yo,cir Representatives in Par-
liament. The majority, with which you
.haye returned me,
is as unparalleled in the history of Ele.Ctinni, with reference
to the numbers polled, as at is honourable to the independence
of this ancient Borough ; and, may I he permitted to add, no
slender proof of the approbation with which you'arppleased
to honour my humble endeavours to serve you during the short
period I have had the grititication of being yoUr Represeutt-
tive. It is a eircumstanc.t not only
.most gratifying tome, but
satisfactory to the Independence 01 the Country, that the nist
Borough. of the tCiugrium, iii the .exercise of its liAle4.tti,:re
Francnise, can be suspeded of no other influence to dired its
choice titan the operation of -its own tree unbiassed judgment.
May its example on this and tutur, :occasions be followecl by
the Kingii can in general ! I c will not diminish therespe.ciabi-
lity of its epresei,tAtive 139,1 y nor the security airs constitu_
tiunal niterests— wistired, dentletnen. that as t ~ •
ance of your iavour is ttic highest object of my ambition, so
it'will be my constant exertion to manifest the gratitude-Igeet
for your ft p, by an unrenticting.attention to the general
interests of the Kingdom' and to tiv)se` ivhich may particularly
alfeet the prosperity of this respedanic Borough.
1 ha.ye the Honour to be, Gentlemen, - .
y‘idr most grateful humble Servant, '
Soutliwarki• Mavis 8, 1807. THOMAS f tlitTON..
State of the Poll °lithe Clus :

Sir "1. honias TurLun„ Bat, - 2 I 52,
Henry Thornton, Esq. - - - ILL.;
Cttarles Calvert, Esq. - - - 1634.

Majority 518

I To the WORTHY and 'INDEPEI;IiiiNT FREEMEN
of the BOROUGH of IPSWICH.
GCNTLEIVIRN,
W.E.becr leave to return you. our- vvarrhest and
.
add most grateful thanks, for the firm, cordial, and
disinterested Support with which you have honoured us. 1 t
has left ,iiii impression on our hear:s which can never be
effaced. : ...
• . Our failure may rte .attribileil to.causes against which it
was almost hopeless' to struggle. With pain and indignation
we observ,pdjoin
_the course of the 'contest, that no species of
indireel'and Unconstitutional interference was spared to op-
pose our success. To thrarrillorp-ower, most harshly and
oppressively
_exerted against, us, ryas added a fanaticalxry,
ridtculoas in its origin, inflammatory in its tendency, and most
scandalously propagated,. -•by those who knew its falsehood
' and futility, fo serve the purposes of the day, and east a tem-
porary discredit on our cause.-
Ler the abettors of such measures enjoy their short-lived
trumph, if they can enjoy a triumph tuns disgracefully ob-
tained. We look forward with contislenee to better times,
when 'the returning good. sense of the country shall have ex-
ploded such despicable clamou r, and re liberal and en I ight- '
cued principles regain their ascen ancy in our National
Councils, Whenever this period s all arrive, which can-
not,r
we think, be tar distant, and which every true English-.
man must impatiently anticipate, it-will become the objeel
nearest our hearts to stand forth the champions of your
Rights, on him constitutional grounds. The powerful Sup-
port we have experienced, under.circumstances the most dis- .
couraging, and the personal attachment you have evinced in
our favour, so gratifying to. our. best feelings, and which it
shall be the pride and ambition of our lives to continue to., '
merit, convince us,' that., orrsuch an occasion success will be
certain and our triumph complete.
With the warmest sentiments of gratitude and-esteem, and
the most heartfelt wishes for your welfare and prosperity,_
We are, Gentlemen, your much obliged, faithful,
And most devoted Servants,
RICHARD WILSON.
' - R. H. A. BENNETT. '
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,Ipswichi May 6. . ..

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