The Sun.
London, England, 1812-10-05 00:00:00

GENTLEMEN,
ruHE very flattering reception of my applica-
ja- cation, through my agents, in all parts of the County,
demand thus'rasly the acknoWledgment of my utmost grati-
tude, and encourage my hopes, that, on the-,day 'of Election;
your favour will ao-ain place me in the highly respectable-
si-
tuation of one of yoUr_Represetts.tives..

In such an event, be assured, that it shalt be my earnest
study, by a faithful discharge of the duties of so important
a trust, to preserve the esteem and approbation of my con-

stituents.

I have the honour to be,
Gentlemen,
With the highest respect and rep rd, •
Your truly grateful and most obedient hu.ruble Servant,
W. M. KW.

Kinipton, Oct. 1, Isle.

To the GENTLEMEN, cr,:tualt, and FREEHOLDERS of
the COUNTY of HERTFORD.

•
GENTLEMEN,
„T
ake the enrliVst opportunity of informing
-111" you, that I have found it advisable to decline a canvas
for the County on the present occasion: The active exertions
of the friends of the old members, having greatly diminished
my prospect of success, I am unwilling to give "my friends
any unnecessary trouble ; at the same time, I beg to assure
them that I feel the 4,:ost lively gratitude for .the favourable
manner 'in which they have received my application for their

innort.. . •
• • I have the honour to be,
Gent amen,.
Your most ohedient humble Servant,
CRANBORNE.
Hatfield House, Sept. &v.!. c •

TO the PRizEHOLDERS.of the COUNTY of NAIRN*.
GENTLEMEN,
N immediate Dissolntion of.Pailiantent being
riobabk, I beg leave to offer myself as a Candidate for
the honour of representing my native county. My best pre-
tensions to your support, must rest upon my being the Head
of an ancient and 'respectable Family in Nairnshiris and a
Life devoted, as it has hitherto been, to the Service of my
country. With the strongest. attachment to the King and
Constitution, born. a Scotchman, and bred a Sailor, should
I be the fottunate object of your Choice, I shall endeavour to
discharge with the utmost zeal,' the important duties of your
Representative so as to proniote the tine Interesti of the
County; consulting on all poisible occasions the voice of my
Constituents.

I have tl.c honour to be,
Gentlemen,
Your mostobedient, and devoted humble Servant,
JAMES DUNBAR.

Boatlt, Nairn, Sept. 2S, 1812.

COVENTRY ELECTION.

THE FREEMEN of the CITY of COVEN-
T
TRY, resident in London, are respectfully informed,
that Carriages are provided for the conveyance of Voters in
,the Interest of Joseph Butterworth, Esq.
Particular directions may be bad at Mr. Applegarth's
James-street,Covent Garden, or of the Committee, at Raven-
row, Spi,tal-fields.

A T a numerous and respectable MEETING
of the FREEMEN of the CITY of WORCESTER,
resident in London, held the Ist instant, at the White Hart
Tavern, Chancery-lane,
. Mr. HILL in the Chair,
It was unanimously Resolved,
That the conduct of our late Representative, WILLIAM
GORDON, Esq. has been such as to merit our warmest ap-
probation, and entitle him to our unqualified support at the
approaching Election.
That a Committee be appointed to superintend his interest,
and co-operate with the Freemen of Worcester- in securing
his re-election.
Mr. Hill :laving left the Cbaii, the thani,s of the Meeting
-were yted.te kiln for his able and impartial sondttct.