The Sun.
London, England, 1812-07-25 00:00:00

To; the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY; and FREEHOLDERS, Of
the COUNTY of, CHESTER.

HAW; been. solicited,by a iriost respectable
41,_ • Body of Freeholders of the Town and Ititighbolrhood of
Stockport,' to ebnie fOrward as a Candidate for the Reprised-
iatioi of the Cotinty of Chester,,by two Requisitions sent to
me; of. which the sublhihed are Copies: I have 'also been ap-
ie.d. to ,personally, --bytat olunber of Gentlew n of great re-
spectability in the Town of MaCeleiitield, on the like occasion.
They, at. the same thine signified to me their intention Of-ap-
plying to the Mayer, to convene a Public Meeting of the
Freeholders of ~the Borough, with 'a view to ascertain their
sentiments, which they assured me they had every reason to
believe Were in unison with their own, and which, by a Copy
of the Itesolutions.e*fed into at the Meeting, held.this day,
'and sent to vie, I find" to. be the' case.
&similar application has aliu been made tome byseveral
Gentlemen of the County. . t
These several applkations being itecorePanied.with a De-
claration, that if I declined ,Itlering. my services, they would
apply to some'other Gerithuatt, l hope alpl trust (under these
circumstances} that should the Peace of the County 'be diS-
turbed,'it`Will not be considered that I am the cause of it, by
offering thyself as a Candidate,
It is therefore .my determination. to request the Honour of
your Votes and Interest at the next general Election and
should I be so fortunate as to be elected one of your itepre-.
sentatives,.l beg leaveto assure yof it will ever be my earnest
endeavoior to Ontilate' thOSe exertions Whioh procured for my
Father your confidence, by the most unremitting attention
to discharge, to the utmost of my,powM*, all the duties of so,
high and important a trust:
I hdve the Honour to be,
Gentlemen,
Your most obedient and very faithful Servant,
• WILBILUJAN EGERTON.
Tatton Park, lath July, Ills.

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(COPY.) •
Stockport, July 11th, 1812'.

We, the undersigned Freeholders of the County of Chester,
and p!siding in Stockport-or its vicinity, being duly-sensible •
that 'from the increasing Commerce and Population of this
County, its Representation in Parliament should be confided
to Gentlemen disposed to execute with alacrity and assiduity
The duties of that important office, have felt ourselves hound
to express our disapprobation of the' conduct of onei the
oldest of cur Represeatatives.
Under these impressions. we be leave to solicit you, Sir,
to become one of our future Members. The County of Ches-
ter found. in your laniented Father a watchful Guardian of
its Rights, and in:their choice of so.warthy a Representative,
his Constituents experienced the highest satisfaction. Should"
a. Dissolution of -Parliament occur, we earnestly hope you' will c
give us as opportunity of testifying our respectful regard
by our endeavours to make you one of the objects of our '
election.

. .
Permit us to receive your approbation of our wishes; and
rest assured, of our very cordial support and most strenuous
ex&tiQue.

To Wilbrabani Egerton, Es,q.
Sign.

George Garside;
John Egerton Killer,
Thornai Marsland,
John Dale,
J. Bury,
Thomas Steel,
John Jackson,
John Harrop;
&lintel Dodge,
John Baddeley,
Thomas .Cartwright,
John Broadhurit,
Peter Barrow.,
Peter Wld,-
Joseph Lane,
John Astley,
Samuel Harding,
Thomas li,oss,

. .
Geo.-Wm. Newton,
Henry iltrlow,
Nathaniel Chethain, ,
John Graham,
Josiah Houghton,
Thomas Readish,
Isaac Percival,
Join► Oldhani,
Edward Thompson,
Thomas Worthington,
J. Li ngard,
It. Briscall,
J.-Howard,
Robert Gee,
John Bentley,
B. Worbury,
Joseph Pogg„
John Liugard, jun.

(COPY.)
, SIR, -Stockport;.July 13,1812.
We, the undersigned Freeholders. of the County Ot,Chester,
'and residing in Stockport or its vicinity, 'oeg leave to state to.
you, that it was not in our poWer to attend. the Public Meet-
jog. convened on Saturday, the 11th day of duly inSt: and there
to manifest our cancurrence in the Address, which received
'the signatures. and unanimous approbation Of the Gentlemen
composing that Muting. We're equally sensible,' thalt from
theinTasing Commerce and Population of this County, its
Representation in Parliament shouhl he consded to Gentle-,
nien disposed, to execute: wkth alacrity' and assiduity the Du-
ties of that important Office; and we also feel ourselves hound
to expresS ourdisapprobation of the conduct of one, tiSe oldest
'of our Representatives.
Under these impression's we you, Sir, to become one
of our future MeMliers. The County of Chester found' in
your lamented Father a watchful Guardian of its Rights, and
in. their -choice-of. so worthy a Repres4otative of his Consti-
tuents, e4periCnced the highest satisfaction. Should a Dis-
solution of Parliament occur, we earnestly hope you willgive
us -an bpportniiity
.o,f testifying ciur respectful regard by our
endeavours. to Make you une of tlic,,objects of our Election,
Permit us to receive-your approbation of our wishesrvishest and
rest assured of our very cordial support and, most strenuous
exertiwts.

To Wil:ira"aaln Egerton, Esq.
Tato a:Pdrk; •

S;gned,,

James Swindell,
ioseph Ct;ppoek,
;lathes Ito,A stone,
Hobert Coulson,
Josepli Washington,
Stethensou,
George Bromwell,
Thomas Morton,.
John Roy' e,
Wm, Denies,
(iin Downes,
John Robinson,
Charles Astley,
ThomamMoore;
Ru.•tldham ;
James Norbury,

John He; s,
Bro-v 1: Treys,
Edward 1tcd0.,.:1,
Cdfaides Turner,
Thomas AlcoQk,
John 11,1rdy,
Eheneier Bonison,
.Itichard Thornely,
',Toi3eph Thornely,
Jolla Hopkins,
W. 8.. Worthington,
Wm. Dodge,
Jon. Worsencroft,
Jaines Pollitt,
Jon. Robinson,,
Thomas ?Hitt.