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

GENER kL ELECTION,

TotheGENTLEMEN. CLERGY, ace FRE F.fIOI,DERS,
of the COUti tY of MIDDL,ESE X.

GENTLEMEN, •
•
IT was a firm cbtivietion that the.6otylty of Mid-
dlesex was desirous of being repreetited by a man who
might be depended upon for a loyal and constitutional Sup-
port of Our gracious and beloved Sovereign, rather than by
one who had most unconstitutionally joined in an accusation
of that Sovereign, that induced me to offer mysel f to your no-
tice,. 1 still retain the same opinion of that County as I did
at the first, although the aaiv,e and general Canvass 'of Mr.
Ilyng, before 1 started' as a Candidate, has given him some
advantages over me upon ,the Poll. But there are at least
sOOO Freeholders yet Unpolleci,. and it is not to be supposed
that so large a -portion of the County will be inattentive to
the, call which their King has made upon them for its sup-
port. Having of late years been accustomed to
.see the Poll
kept open fifteen days, yoursdeny in coming forward may be
attributed to that cause. Let me, however; entreat you, as
you-value your charader and your feelings, as you value the
honour of the County, no longer to delay an expression of
your sentiments upon that momentous question which His
Majesty has submitted to. the decision of the Eleaors of the
United Kingdom. The Counties of
,Ilanipshirz, Surriy,
Northumberland, and indeed-the greatest part of the King.
don't, have already declared. their determination,to stand by
their King. Let it not be supposed, even for a inoment, that
the County of Middlesex is backward in testifying its loyalty
at this most trying and important occasicti.
I have the 4 ichour to be, •
Gent 'emelt,
Your most obedient faithful humble Servant,
CH kISTOPIIER. BAYNES.
Upper Seymour-street, May al, 1807.

ICE COMMITTEES for concluding the.Elec-
' Lion of Sir Christopher Baynes, will meet at the -fol-
lowing Places, viz.

•T he' King's: Arms, 'Wel IL .e-square ; Messrs. Hunter
and Rickards, No: 3, -Charl,ite- row, Mansion-House ;and
No. io, Lincoln's-Inn Old Square,.
At which Places, and at Mr. Ambrose Iltiniphrys's, liar-
put-street; Bloomsbury, all CoMmunications calculated to
prornore Sir, Christopher Baynes's Success will be most
thankfully received, and where all necessary information
will. be given.
Carriages will be provided at the under-mentioned places
on Monday niorning next, and every succeediUg morning,-at.
Seven o'Clock, during the Eleaion, viz.
Saint James's Church, Piccadilly.
Pantheon, Oxfoikistreet. .
Opposite Chancery-lane, Holborn. •
St. Clement's Church-yard, West Side of Temple Bar.
Palace yard, Westminster.
Clerkenwell Green. • . -
Islington Green.
Moorfields.' •
Bishopsgate Church.
ShOreditch Church.
W hitechapej,
Shad wel I Chu reit.
• Little Towci-hill.

Applications far Carriages are requested to be made to
No. to, Lincoln's Inn Old-squlr?, ; at Mr. Bellinghances,
Blue Boar, Whitechapel ; Nag's He..d, Hackney ; C.pe of
Good Hope, Poplar ;•King'sAnns,‘Vellclose-square; Geurge
and Vulture, Tottenham. . • ,
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May IS, 1807. '
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• TO BI;DISPOSED.OF,.-.
A N Old Esthlistred BUSINESS iu the British
LA. and Foreign SPIRIT LI NI, situated in the Borough
of Southwark.

FurtherPartiCulats may be had by addressing a line to A .B
at the Stock Exchange Coiree-house.
2t Alay, 1807.