The Sun.
London, England, 1812-10-08 00:00:00

NEW PUBLICATIONS.

This Day was published, .
- In Royal, Octavo, price 188. in boards,
TREATISE on the OFFENCE of LIBEL ' •
with A DISQUISITION, AT LARGE, on the RIGHT,
BENEFITS, and PROPER BOUNDARIES, of POLITICAL
DISCUSSION..
By JOHN GEORGE;
Of the Middle Temple, Special Pleader.
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This Day was published,
In One Voltime Octavo, price Twelve Shillings boards, the,
Second Edition, much enlarged, of - • •
THE PRINCIPLES of MIDWIFERY ; in-
cluding the Diseases of Women and Children,
• By JOHN BURNS, -
Lecturer of Midwifery, and Member of the Faculty of Physi-
cians and Surgeons, Glasgow.
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Women and Children, in tvo. price 95. hoards.'
2. Observations on Abortion, Second Editicn, price ss.
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GENERAL ELECTION.
This Day 'N*2..s published,
In Three Volumes Bvo. Price 11. 11s. 6d.
A, CHRONOLOGICAL REGISTER of both
Houses of the BRITISH PARLIAMENT, from the
Union of 1708, to the Fourth Parliament of the Upited I:log-
(1nm of Great Britain and. Ireland,' in 1807.
By ROBERT BEATSON, LL.D. •
CONTAINING : • _

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I. A List of all the Parliaments, with the several Altera-
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11. Au Alphabetical List of all the Counties, Cities, and
Boroughs, sheering their Rights of Election, as decided by
the House.
111. An Account of all the Controverted. Elections, with the
several Determinations concerning them. ,
IV. An Alphabetical List of all the Members, and their
Country Seafs,, spewing the several Counties, Cities, or Bo-
roughs, which they have represented.
V. The Heads of the Statutes now in Force, concerning
Elections.
VI. A List of the Peers of England who have sat in Par-
liainent.
VII. A List of the Scots Peers who have been returned to all
the Parliaments.
VIII. A List of the Irish Pi...ers, who have been returned to
the United Parlialnent since the-Union.
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EPRICII SIXrtNCirITALFPBNNY.

GENERIA_L ELECTION.

To the GE:',ITLEMEN,
the COUNTY of LINCOLN. •

GP.NTI,EMEN,

-IT is impossible for flieto be In:mindful of the
ver3;,tiattering and distingnished ingniatr an which I-
heen thrice chosen one of youraz4rsentaives.in Pariiittwa,

and trusting my line of political conduct lms been pesos tAI
tisfactoryto iny Constituents, with (!owidence i agaiii 0:44
yoii my services, and solicit your support On-thc ihby yf

Liectioa.

I have the hOnour to be,

Gentlemen,

Your obli6ed and viiedilent Servant,
CHARLES CHAPLIN. \

Blznitne)', o,:t. 1, isle_.

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, YEOMANRY, and FREE=
HOLDERS of the COUNTY of DEVON.

qr);ll..r.mr:sr,
iCLAWII.ENCE PALK havitig this ctu,"
declared his intention ',of retiring from Parlianietits I
hope that 'I Shall not be darned presumptuous in offering

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cayselras a .candidate tor the.high honour of Incoming:your

..13-cpresenta ave. •
Arduous as the situationds to which I aspire, and unex-
perienced as I must'llecessary be in Parliamentary hush ..ss,
I Can OlitY:kope, that linter-ratting diligiiee; and a cons:iv:Xi-
-6hr ferorittiori 'discharge the high' duties itTil::hed to the
#epreseation:of this itportant County, will vindicate the
kind solieit;'tionsscf ;V. numerous Friends who urged. me-tv
submit in.iseif to youi.nOtiCe, and will enable me to promote
the bek interests of-n Country. ' •
Permit me to request the favour'if your. support on the day
of Nomination ; and that you,will accept as my apology for
not paying my .personal respects t?you, the assurance, that,
previous to the 29th itit. I was not aware that any vacancy in
1- your Representation was likely to take place.

I hare the honour to be,

Gentlemen,
Your most obedient, and very faithful Servant,
THOMAS DYKE ACLAND.

Killerton, Oct. 1, 1812.

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDEtiS of

the COUNTY PALATINE of CHESTER.

GENTLEMEN, -
~A.Dissolution of Parliament having taken place,
permit me again on this occasion to solicit the favour

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