The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-05 00:00:00

GENERAL ELECTION.

To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT ELECTORS
ofthe CITY and LIBER,TIES of WESTMINSTER.
GENTLEMEN, •
IWas in hopes, on
.the present occa§ion, the peace
of this great and populous City would not have been
disturbed; but ,seeing the Advertisement of an intended op-
position, and the Election being fixed to commence on Tues-,
day Morning next, at Ten o'Cleek,-t think it -illy duty to
entreat the early attendance of
.my Friends, at the,time of
my. Nomination, who intend to honour me with their confi-
dence and support. ,
I have the honour to be,
' With the utrhost;resped and gratitude;
- ..GErTLENIEN,
Your most faithful, and devoted Servlnt,'
GARDNER.
Portland-place, July 3; 1862.

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY. arid FREEHOLD

ERS or the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX.

.T Thintc. it my duty to inform- your that I hate
just received from the Sheriffi',office Notice, 'that the
Election for the County of MiddlOex is fixed for Tuesday,
the 13th of July, at Brentfad. The almost unanimous
promise of support with which I have been honoured, in
every part of the County, where I have hail time to pay my
respeds to my Constituents, gives me the most confident
expectation of success,. and that 1 shall again be honoured
with the important trust you haVe delegated to me for three
successive Parliaments.-

I shall continue my canvass, without intermission, till the
day of eleetion, and endeavour to pay my respects to every
Freeholder ; and if, front the shortness of time, the incor-
redness of lists, or other circunita:pce§, I should be,,o un;
fortunate as to omit waiting on.any of ,the. lilettors, I hope
it will be attributed to tlic ieal cause, want of time or in
formation, and not to wilful neglect or mattentiori.
I beg you believe that I am,
, With most sincere respea, Gentlemen,
Your much obliged, and faithful humble Servatt;
Hanoirer-square, July r

W. MAINWARING

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLD
ERS of the COUNTY of CAMRRIDQE.

GENTLEMEN, -
THE WRITS being now • .
Issued for summoning a
new Parliament, permit me,once More respedfully to
solicit the high honour of being chosen one of your Repre-
sentatiVes. • To deserVe the good opinion of my Countrymen,
and particularly of the County of Cambridge, has ever been
the first object of my ambition; and during the difficult
and arduous period which 'has passed over us, I am not con-.
scions of having aded otherwise than according to the dic-
tates of an honest and unbiassed judgment. Notwithst. tiding
my own unavoidable absence from the County, and the active
and unremitted Canvass that has been carried on by other
Candidates, whoe titre was more at their own command, it
is a real satisfadion to Me to be assured,. that a very con-
siderable majority of my late Constituents have neither for_.
gotten twelve years of zealous, though humble services, nor
suffered themselves to be induced by artful and malicious
misrepresentations, to deprive an old and faithlufl servant of
his fair portion of their confidence and. esteem.

I shalt continue to use my best endeavours to pay my re-
spects to every part of County before the day of Eleclion ;
and although the short period which is to intervene will pro-
bably, prevent me from canvassing every 'Freeholder, I trust
that any omissions will be indulgently attributed to want of
opportunity, and not to want of respect personally.
Should 'the County continue to think me worthy of their
faiiorable consideration, I can only say, -that it wilt be the
study of my life ,to endeavour to merit the honorable distinc-
tion to, wlneb I aspire.
I reinain, Gentlemen,'
Wimpole, with the highest respeet
July z, iSoz. Your most obedient and faithful servant,
C. YORKE.
P. S. As the Sheriff has flied the day of 'Eleetion for
Monday the 12th instant, I earnestly hope fur the favor of
your early attendance.

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERG Y.and FREEHOLDERS

of the COUNTY GI OXFORD-.

GENTLEMEN
THE high Honour which you have once con_
ferred upon me, in eletling me one of your Representa-
tives, emboldens me to solicit the continuance of your Fa-
vour at the approaching Inedion. Although I cannot claim
the advantages which belong to age and experience, yet, I
trust, you will never find me deficient in zeal for your Ser-
vice, or artachment to your Interests; and sure I am, that
if you should think fit again to repose in me the same trust
which I have lately held at your hands, I shall endeavour to
discharge it to the utmost of my abilities, and with a' con-
stant and faithful adherence to the true'principles of our in-
valuable Constitution.

With the greatest gratitude for your past kindness,
I have the Honour to be, -Gentlemen,

Your much obliged and obedient humble Servant,
july 5, doz. FRANCIS A. SPENCER.

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS

of the COUNTY of HERTFORD.

drNTLEMEN,
TN consequence of a Dissolution of Parliament, I
feel
.it my Duty to express to you in this public manner,
the strongest assurances of my Gratitude, for the distinguish-
ed Honour which you have repeatedly conferred upon me; at
the. same time; I am well aware how much more I am in-
debted to your generous partiality and steady Friendship,
than to any extraorclihicy p ktensions or superior Merit ofsny
own. Pry )rourpcculiar-Kiiidness and your liberal and indul-
gent consideration of my have been placed in that
eminent and respeaable Situation ,which I have so many
years enjoyed amongst my Countrythith and Neighbours, a
Sittiation, which not only attaches nie most zealously to
your interests, but which is in my estimation, so highly flat-
tering and honourable, that the possession of it by your free
Choice, completely gratifies my utmost Ambition, and the
proudest wish of my Heart. , In the pleasing Hope, that I
may not have forfeited your good Opinion and Regard, I take
the liberty to offer myself once more to your Notice, and to
solicit the favour of your Countenance and Support on the
approaching Day 'of Nomination ; and if you shall think me
Worthy to be employed again in your Service, you may be as-
sured, that I will pay a stria attention to the Business of
the County, and that I will not fail to discharge the import.
ant duties of my public Station with Diligence, Integrity,
and Independence.
I am, Gentlemen;
Your obliged and faithful Servatiti
Cilston Park, WILLIAM PLUMER.
filly 2, 1802.
P.S-. The High.SlierifFhaving fixed the NominatiOn for
Wednesday, fitly 7, yOur attendance and support are earnest-
ly requested at the Town of Hertford.

IVA RW I S HIR E', (To wit).
HAVING received His Majesty's Writ, &mt_
mantling me -to cause td be ele&ed Two Knights to rea
present this County in the Parliament to be held at West-
minster on Tuesday the Thirty-first Day of August next, 1
doaPpointAMEETING oftheGENTLEMEN;CLERGY,
and FR E E HOLD ERS, to be field at the County
WARWICK, on Wednesday
,the Seventh Day of July inst.
at Twelve o'Clock in the Forention, to put in Nomination
two proper Persons to represeht this County in such Par-
liament.

Aston Hall,
June I, 1802.

HENEAGE LEGGE, Sheriff.

A SPECIAL COUNTY COURT, for the pur-
Hose of such Eledion, will )3e held in the COUNTY
ALL, at WARWICK, on Monday the Twelfth Day of
July instant, at Twelve o'Clocl:' in the Forenoon ; when add
where all Candidates, Eledors, and otheg Persons interested
therein, are to give theit Attendance.
Aston Hall, ..11ENEAGE LEGCE, Sheriff.
July r, IS•z: