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

To theCtENTI.E.NI EN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS

of the COUNTY of YORK.

TN the event of a Dissolution of Parliament, which
ji• appears now to be nearly cert .in, you will he again called
upon to discharge the Duty of de:ling Representatives fut

this great County.
The important and interesting Circumstances whiCh have
IA to this Event are fully known to you, and,although upon
a late occasion, influenced by Considerations which I trust
Were justified by the h;gh respea I owed tovoti, I did not
persevere in seeking that Si tuation WhiCh is the highest object
of my ambition : those circumstances, however, appear to
me to have brought in question the great 'Principles upon
which the Security of our Constitution and our Establish=
mews depemd. I should a& unworthily towards you, if I
(lid not avow my grateful approbation of' the firmness with
which this Constitution and. those Est-abliShments have
been lately protetteit and maintained ; and if your sentiments
should agree with mine upon the great points to which I
allude, I cannot forbear hoping I may receive your support-
in my efrorts to obtain, as a Representative of the County of
York) a Situation afibrding- me the means of giving to our
Constitution and its Establishments the Support of that
most fespeclable ,Body of Ili; M.jjesty's Subjects, whose
sentiments I shall be in this CUPItt enabled to convey to Par-

I have the Honour to be, Centleinen,
With' the higbest respo=t,
Your most faittful and obedient buMble Servant.
HENRY LASCELLES.

Hanover-square, April 27, 18e7.

To the WORTHY and INlria F.NPENT tLECTORS

of the CITY of OX FORD.

you are requested not to engage your Votes or
Interest at the ensunig Eleaion, as it is ?ikely that a
c:rentleman of Independent 'Fortune, who resides in your
Neighbourhood, a firm Friend to the King and Constitution,
will offer hinibelf to yottr Notice. •

Tothe INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of HONITON.
CENT
/TY Brother, Lord CQCHRANE, having offer-
'-' ed himself as a Candidate for the City of Westmi►zster,

I take the earliest opportunity of informing you that it is my
inrention to solicit your Votes and Intrrest at the ensuing
Epaitm ; with which view I shall immediately proceed to
payiny personal respeas to you.
I have the Honour to be, Gentlemen,
'Your most faithful humble Servant,
BASIL. COCH.R.ANE.
London. April zB, 18157.

TO the WORTHY and INDEPENDkNT LIVERY of

LON DON.

GENTLEMZN,
THE prevailing Report of a Dissolution of Parlia-
mmt induces ine again to solicit your Favour and Pro-
te&ion to Re-place me in the 'distinguished and, honourable
Situatitin of one of your itcpresentatives. The importance
of this sacred Charge id. the Defence- of your Rights, Laws,
and Liberties, both Civil and Religious, as it should con.'
stn .1 ly their -zeal and exertions, ought equally to in-
duce them vigilantly to guard and promote the general Wel-
f.re dud .Prosperity of these Kingdoms: Actuated by the
same Constitutional Principles which lirve hitherto inva.
nobly governed my Condua, I shall, on the preS,Art Occasion,
humbly hope for your Suffrages and Support, .which will
ad:11.::g to the Many Obligations already conferred on
Your devoted, faithful, and most obedient Servant,

WM. CURTIS.

Old South Sea hiouse, April 27, 1807.

To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT LIVERY of

the ciTY of LONDON.

CENTLIMEN,
THE prevalent Report of an immediate Dissolu-
tion of Parliament authorizes rtie to make yoti a re.
speaful offer of my services, in case of such an event.

Descended from x Family long conneaed• with this great
City. I shall at all dines be anxious to promote its Com-
mercial Interests, and to preserve the Rights and Privileges
of mylellow-citizens ; and being aauated by an ardent zeal
fur the Constitutiorl of,my Country, and for the Indepen—
dence of the British Empire, I trust I shall be favoured
with the atlive Support of the Livery of London.
I ha..‘c the Honour to remain, with the greatest respell,
entlemen,

Your faithful Servant,
I. P. HANK EY.

The Committee in the interest of Mr". Alderman Hankey
sit daily at tile'Alderrnart's House, in Mincing-lane, where
any information and assistance will be thankfully received.
paying. lane, 27th April, iBo7.

London, April 27, 1807,
THE FRIENDS of Mr. Alder Man HAN/PY
.4. are particularly requested to meet on. WEDNES Y
NEXT, at Two o'Clock precisely, at the London Tavern,•
Bishopsgate.strect, to consider the best mode of securing that
Gentleman's Ele6li.on as one of the Representatives for this
City in the ensuing Parliament.