The Sun.
London, England, 1807-05-26 00:00:00

CENER kLECTION.

SUSSEX ELECTION. , A 4.
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'lOl-M Ittiiediatp Atleadaoce of the FREEI4OII3-
E in 'tiv: interest of JOHN FULLER, Esq. re-
siding in and near London, is earnestly 'TequestedAt Lewes.
The Committee meet every Pay at the CfoWlt and Anchor,
Strand? from Eleven to Three; zuld, after that hour, at-Mr.
C. Baster's Chinibers, No. z 6, ;Lincoln's Inn Old-square; to
whom all Communications tending•to secure Mr. Fuller's
Return are 'requested to be .made, and who will provide
Carriages to coney the Voters to Lewes.
Mr. Fuller's Committee at Lewes Meet at the White Hart.
The Poll will finally Close
,On Thursday next, .at Three
.
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State of the Poll, M-ay
For Mr. Wynciharn - - - • 39Si
• Mr. Fujler - - - - - 22,24
Mr. Sergison - - 2211

To the FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of PERTH.
GENTLEMEN,
LLOW the to -return you my most grateful.
I 1_ Thanks fur the high-Houour which you have ,this day
conferred upon me, by eledine; me Your Representative. for
the large anti independent County of Perth.
I trust my Parli4trueittary Gourmet will be such as, in some
degree, to merit the very nattering anddistinguistied Support
I have met with.
I have theilondut to hel
With much respell and attachment,'
Your very. taithful and.obedient Servant, -
IAMES MURRAY.
Perth, May tg, 1807.

TotheGENTLEMEN,CLERGY,ind FREEHOLDERS

of the COUNTY of DORSET.

ENTL EM-EN.
!THOUGH the Event, of the Poll has been. un.,
1 favourable to my wishes, the flattering
.testimony of
approbation which so large and respectable a nuirtbor of Free-
holders have been pleased to bear to my [while condud calls
tbr my most grateful acknowledgments, aitd compensates, in
a considerable degree, the disappointment fesulting from the
Want ot success.

„ .
To myself it never can .secoMesa Matter of regret to•have
stood forward ,in ,such a cause,. and to have used my best
exertions in 'maintaining it : but that our County may not
permanently sutler by tw.: introdudion of those principles
and pradices, which, under the specious colour of liberty and
independence„have in so many instances disturbed..the tran-
quillity, and -subverted the order of civilized socizty, is
rather devoutly to be wished than reasonably to be ex petted.
Whatever Seat I may fill in the House of Commons my
own rule of action will remain unaltered, and my .zeal for
promoting the general welfare undiminished : and I venture
to assert, with confidence, that no honest man, even among
my opponents, shall ever have cause to say,. that had the re-
turn been in my favour, the Representation of the County
would have fallen into Incapable or unworthy hands.
1 have the Honour to be, with great reseed,
Gentlemen,
Your most obedient and faithful Servant,
HENRY BANKES.
Kingston Hall, May 20, 1807.

To the GENTLEMEN,CLtRG Y, and FREEHOLDERS

of the COUNTY of LINCOLN.

• GENTLEMEN,
ALLOW rue to offer•you my sincerest ACknoAr-
ledgements and most grateful thanks for the very dis-
tinguWied Support which I experienced, and the unboittnied
Assurances that I received,,in every direitiorrthro.:ghout.the
County, or your fivoura!fle Sentiments towards me during
The Contest in which' I was engaged. • -
The receiving~ at your hands, so important and dignified a
Trust as that of being one of your Representatives in Parlia-
ment, impresses my mind with the deepest sense of
tion. Such repeated confidence demands,' on my part, every
exertion by which I can testify my Gratitude, or acquit my-
sett in the discharge of the sacred Trust you have reposed in
_ _ .

- -I
know that you' have placed me in ati elevated situationi
and permit me to assure you, that whatever advantage my
Charader may ,derive front that circumstance 'Shall be di.
reeled to the best, the most important object-'-the Support
of that inestimable COnstitution under whi;:h we have so loin;
enjoyed thelilessings of Liherty and Security ; and, justly
appreciating its worth, I shall be anxious to haVC it delivered;
•ummpaired, to oral: Posterity. • , • .•.
While taus getter bily solicitous' concerning the superior_
Objects of our Interest, permit me again to assure you,. that
the, Concerns Of this extensive County will, at all.times, re-
ceive my most assiduous attention, as the best return (united
with the faithful discharge of joy public ditty) that I can
°Mr for the very zealous, independent, and honourable Sup-
port which you have so repeatedly anti successfAly afforded
me.

I have the flonottr-to he,
With the most Unfeigned Regard and Esteem,
• Genf:en-ten,
, . Your tlev4ted, and very faithful Servant,
Lincoln, May zo, 1807. CHAS, CHAPLIN.,