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London, England, 1812-09-29 00:00:00

GENERAL ELECTION.

To the INDEPENDENT i. i;CTOIIS Otthe COUNTY Of
GrNTLE.X67, • •
,WILBERFORCg hiiing„ by bis. Ad-
-IYIL.ye ri.isement, Aeclared hisintentiori not to .his,
him-
self again tai represent this County, if Parliament' should' be
dissolved, I venture to come forward and .to ask you to
place that trust iu my hands which be has sty long and, so
worthily held.
If I should succeed. in this ob'ect, I shah endear Ont, to
shed my gratitude by an earnest and anxious discharge of
the duties belonging to the high situation in Which I shall be
llaced, and I hope that my itiformation with regard to the
ocal interest of tbe,county, which has been acquired ,by a
residence in'on of the ,most populous partS of it, where
I have not shrunk from public laUlich:S3 will-euable the to
fulfil thou dutitc .

',have the bonotir to he,
Gentlemen,
Yonr very humble serrant,
J. STUART WORTLEY.
Wortley Halt, Sept. tG, _

To the FRIZ EM EN of the TOWN a,n- PORT of SANDWICH.

114E3irSi
ARAORAPTIS having appeared in many of
the }Nubile-tapers, st:;ting that I had-been invited to
offer myself as a Candidate. far the Representation of the
City of Lander', I feel •:it incumbent on me t, address you
withOot deltic, lest any doubts should be entertained of my
intention. to perserere In my pretensions to your favour. It
is true that'slich ati invitation has been sent me, accompanied
with an intimation-that one of the present City Members would
retire if I come forward;
.but wy, , immediate answer was,
that I felt, myself bland to you ly the flattering reception
with which you have hooo.ufed my offers, of service.
Theflaiins I formerly urged to your support,, will I trust,
have acqnired additional strength by the encouragement you
now have to expect, that the great work You have in contem-
plation will be. liccessfully aceolisplished ; and highly, in-
deed, shall I congratulate myself, if Iny eirettious 'cow ribute,
in any degree, to an nndertalting which unites the prosperity
of the Town and Port of Saridivich, Withthe naval and com-
rnereis.liaterests of the British Enipire.
On the eve of a eenefal election; it is usual for Candidates
to make .sotlie avowal of itteir political principles. 'Yotir
judgment of inlet may he formed- on a better criterion toast
orofessions alone. A refekence to My past conduct as aMein-
her of the House of Com Mons will shew, that while I feel a
disposition to give a doe support' to those to-whost the admi,
nistraticn of ,oblic airs:Ts is clidided, lam not enlisted un-
der the banners any pdrtv ; that I consider in.-asares, not
;pen; and that my vote -is directed according to the hest dic-
tate* of ruy. judgMertr, by a regard to the principles bf the
Constituti.A, and the Public g and . Thit independent line
Of cenduct will, 1 trust, receive the approbation-of the Town
and crt of Sandivich.

I boo Olt bono,,r to be, very respectfully,
_ Gentlemen,.
Your uto, obetdienti
Ann faithful Servant,.
JOSEPH MARRYAT.

Ranisgati, SOL 16. 1812.

9111 E COMVERCiAL -.HALL WINE COIIi-
PANY,'skinner-street, London; beg leave to solicit
the attention of -,he Nobilit:, Gentry, and. PtOitic in.genersl,
to their very low Prices 'for' 'the Cl-!
GENUINE "STIB.PrITOUS LlAqUifiti;P .IMEST BOTTLED
T"-MErt, A-LE, :a.tid 150178 LE BROWN STO,"f, for
NiOney only, Which Will 'be delivered to Order, free of
eittence,:to -any pit. of London.

•
d.
*Carlow Old Port, of the Vintage 0r 1800, of the
must exquisite flavour, per Pipe
Half Pipe • 6O 0 0
Quarter Pipe •
*Very fine Old Sherry, six years in the wood,
pet Butt llB 0 0
Half Tlutt
Quarter Butt 3l 0 0
*Fine Old West ludia Madeira, pl' Pipe
Half Pipe
Quarter Pipe

Per Dozen.
Finest Port Wine, warranted to have been six
years in the wood, new in bottles, 13 to the
Dozen 2 10 0
*Choice Old Port, 12 to the Dozen, not crusted 213 0
*Curious Old Port, warranted to have been five
years its bottle, 12 tt) the Dozen. . 1 17 0
Good Sherry, 13 to the Dozen 2 14 0
*Very Fine Old Ditto, warranted to have been
eig4:t years in the butt, 13 to the Dozen 2 16 0
Fine renerite, 13 to the Doien • 210 0
*Fine Old Bronti Madeira, 13 to the Dozen 9 13 0
*Finest Old West India Ditto, 13 to the Dozen 3 6 0
*Citriously Pine East india Madeira, warranted
to be•l2 years old, 127t0 the Dozen • 4 4 0
*Ditto Sherry, 12 to the Doien ... 3 0 0
*Claret of the finest quality and devour, 12 to
the Doien . • 4 15 0
*Very Fine Rich and Dry Lisbon, 13 to the Dozen '2 10 0
Ditto ditto Mountain, 13 ditto 2 6 0
*Finest White Noyeau, 12 ditto . 2 16 0
*Ditto Pink Ditto, 12 ditto . . 2 10 0
Ditto. Old Rum Shrub, -12 ditto ... 2 0
,0
Per Gall On.
. .
Fine Fbwoured Geneva.....
*Ditto Old Strong Ditto .... 012 6
*Ditto very Strong..., 0 13 6
Ditto ditto•Jamaira Rum. 0- 16 *6
Ditto ditto Hollands
Per Dozen.
*Ditto Denible Brown Stout, 12 to the Dozen
*Finest Old Ale, warranted 22 "Montliii old before

bottled.: .. 0 9 6
*Finest Burton Ale, ditto 0 10 6
Per Gallon.
*VerYCurinas COniae Brandy, waii-a*.eir to tie ten

yeirs old • ' •' • 1 15 0
*Ditto Carious Fine. Flavoured Old Rum ...c 0 IS 6
Fine Old B. Brandy . 0 16 G
Fine Old B. Hollands, superior to zuost Foreign 1 0 0
Those Articles marked * are what the Company .recommend
as being p-M
of a more suor qu.ititY than' 'what is generally
sold, and of the finest flavour.

_ .
Per Dozen.
*Fine flavoured Vin de Grave, 12 to Doz. 66s. Od.
*Ditto Barsak ' Do.
*Old 1-10ek

*Ditto Curious Do. 1,102.,‘
_ _

*Ripe Champagne ti . D 0... tSos. Od.
*Noyeau Do )3ot. Od.

Vol- the conveniency of those Families who prefer their
Whits iri Pints, , and tor Connoisseurs in superior Articles,
the Company have selected the most Curious Wines, &c,
and offer the following as the most choice that can be pro-'
duced

• Fine West India Madeira, 12 pints to the dozen, 36.5. ,
Old East India ditto, of the most exquisite' flavour and
quality, 12 ditto, 455.
• Ditto Millinesey, Ditto, ,15s.
Old East India Sherry, of the most curious and scarce qua,-
My, IS ditto, 3Ss.
Fine Old Dry Lisbon, 12 ditto, 235.
Ditto CalcaveUa, 40s. . .
-Part Wine, newly bottled, from the finest selected Pipes of
the: favourite vintage.nl2lf3o6, 12 ditto, 295.
Ditto, of the most rare sort, bottled from the most curious
Old Wine in the.liingdo4l, that has lain in a body near 20
years. This Article has all .the softness and flavour of the
mo,t rare'Wine,and is Worthy the attention of the first Con-
noisseurs,. 12 ditto, Ms.._

Luscious Shrub;madifrom the finest Flavoured Old Rum,
12 ditto, 245.
Ripe 'Full Flavoured Double Brown Stout, 12 ditto,
4s. Gd.

Curious Mellow Ale,
Uwarranted two years old before bot•
tied, but of the aoftest nser, 11 ditto, 54.6 d..

OFFICE OF ORDNANCE,
4.,,Sept; 17, 1812.
rirrig:PitrATElPA:l !OFFICERS of liis 111,4,
'ESTrS ORDN42VCE do here 4 give Notice,
Thai Proposals will be received a( their Office, in Pall-Mall,
on or before Friday, the 2d day ofOctobir nerf, from such Per-
sont es may-be to ondertcke the Sapplyof TALLOW,
fur service of this Department, for a period cf Three Years,
Oeterminable at the expiration of One Year, upon a Three
Months Notice, at the option of either Putty.

4 Specimen; of the Articles may.- be viemetf, upon application
Ott the Principtal Storekeeper's Office in the Trnrer, and
.further
Particulars, together. with the Ternts and Conditichs of the
Contract, may be known, at the. Secretary's 00ce, in Pall-
nfwesaid, any Day betteeco the flours of Ten and
Four o'Clock, where the Proposals must bedelizrred,. sealed up
Pao indorxed; “'Proposals for Tallo*;" but we Proposal'
eon be 'admitted after the said 4d day of October, dt.Twelee
o'.Cloc* at Noon of the same Day; neither will any Tender
be noticed, unless the Party making-it, or an Agent in his
&hill!, shall attend.

By Order of Me Board,
A. H CREIr, Secretary.

,OFFICE OF ORDN,I.NCE,
Sept. 17, 1812.
THE PRINCIPAL' OFFICERS of His MA-
JESTY'S ORDNA.VCE, do hereby gi're Notice,
That Proposals will Le received at their Office, in Pall-Mall,
on er iefore Fridag, Vie 9th day of October ne.rt, from such
Per'sons as 'nay be willinsr to undcrtaie
,the Supply oj cer-
tain ,irticles of IRON' MON GERI' for !Service of this Depart
•
ntent at the Tower,jor, a period of Three Years, deterininable
at the espiratian of One Year, upon 7'Arce MontlesNotice, at
the option of either ir'arty.

Patterns of the Artie les may be viewed upon application at
the Principal Storekceigir's Office in the Tower, and
fur-
thee Particulqrs, together with the Terms and Conditim:s
ef. the Contract, may be hnoirre- at the• Secretary's' Office,
in Pall-Mali. c.:foresaid, any Day between the Maur: of Ten
and Fear o'C44, where the Proposals mast be delivered,
scakil UP and indorsed, "Proposals for Ironmongery Articles;
Proposal can be adinifted after the said 9th day of
,October, at Twelve o'clock .at ~Moen of Me same !My; neither
kaillany 7'ender be noticed, unless the Party making. it, or
,fts dgent in his 21.1cha'll shall attend.

der.of the.potra, *. ,
R. H.CRErr, Se'rrtqry.

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