The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-18 00:00:00

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SUN..

ER JUNE IS,. 1802.

To the WORTlrcand INDEPENDENT ELECTORS
of the BOROUGH of PLYMOUTH.

GENTLEMEN, .
rrHE RePort of a speedy Dissolution of Patna-
.
rneut is become so prevalent, that ,it would, be disre-
speafill in me any longer to delay addressing rriy..3elt.. to you,
and expre'ssing "my hum*, but earnest- ho-pes, that I •may
again be honoured with your Satiraget the ce,stling • Elec-
tion.

Should I a "second.time become the objcd of your choice,
be assured, that every exertion which a strong sense
Duty, and feelings of ,Private Oends Kftachrnent„
and Gratitude can excite,, shall. be us,:d on afy part to evince
mysclf not wholly unworthy of that high and di-itinguished
Honor. . -

I shall take the'earli6t opportunity of making my personal
application to you, and .
I have the Honour to be, Ge:ntleme-n;
With the greates t_respect,
Your most obliged, and most faithful humble Servant,
• WILLIAM ELfORD.
London, June it, iSoz.

To the GENT!_ENTEN; CLERGY,and FREEEIOLDERS

of.the CO IiNTX,OILINCOLN
AVING kad the high and distinguishe.d Honour
of being one of the Representatives of. the County of
LincOlr. in two successive Varliarot,nts, I should have ven—
tured-to have offend myself again for that service, had f not
ekperienced that my present state of health will not permit
me to do.my duty : wherefOre, warmly as..l must ever feel
,myself attached to the County for their past partiality,
should think.rnyself very undeserving if L shOuld.endeavour
to retain that exalted situation when I am iircaoable of at-
tendance. 1 therefore, with treat regret, am obliged to de-
cline
offering mysellas a Candidate at the ensuing Election,
very sensible that there. are many abler and fitter for the trust,
but none can have greater zeal for the'welfare and provelity
of the County of Lincoln, than,

Gentlemen,
Your faithful and obliged humhle Servant, • .
ROBERT VYNER.
Dover-street, june 13, 18oz • -

ICHARDSON; GOODLUCK and .Co.
k. speafullyaequaint the Public, that there will IT:: nu
Irish Lotteries this Year.—The new State Lottery yvi I ,on-
sist .Twenty-four Thousand Tickets only. The.
contains 2 Prizes of /,',2P0,000 a Prizes of .5000

2 --.----....- 10,000 2 .-------- 2000
Beside other Prizes, amounting to r 46,0001.
The Drawing will commence on Monday the zd of August,
lava.. .
The Tickets and Shares are.now on Sale, at Cornhill and
Charing-cross, London, by. Richardson, Goodluck and Co..
the only Office that ever sold in Shares Two Prizes of
30itool. • Also, in -the last State .Lottery,. two Ptizts of
zo,oool. No. 48,752, a first-drown Ticket, in Shares ; No.
- 48,318, a Whole Ticket. -
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KELLY's MUSICAL SALOON, No. 9, -
. . just published,, • •
VITAL SPARK •ot HEAVENLY FLAME,.
sung by Xrs„Crouch, the Words seleaed from the
.Works of Alt:, ,- _Pope, Esq. Go and Sin no ~tore, a 'Sacred
-Song, Sung•by Mrs. Croucn, the Words by T. Moore, Esq.
toe Rough Blast, sung by Mo. lc-Tian. Beauty holds
the Sceptre, sung by Mr. Bland. The following .Pieces
from Opera of A igonah : 0 verture; Pear them-, just Hea-
vii; Duett' by Mrs. Billington rod Mrs. Crouch; Lovers'
Sighs ; How•Blestwere the Hours • • Guardian Commerce ;
Wherd Honour can; Mama's Spoil'd Daughter; Poor little
Minis ; Slight 'Sorrav ; Virtue's Cause ; Smart - little
• Dr:Wooer ; •Once. on a Time ; Beating Heart •; Also from
Adelmon,:. Sailor Boy, Trio; And not all thy Vv ealth,,Trib
rem him-I -Love,,.Oneti ,=2, His Wings in Terror- flapping ;
What detains 'Him ;,,Wind Blows Cold -,'Clocly had told
One; Sweet,' 0' Sweet, Trio; Good`'Night,- Duetc- I've
roam'd• thro' mane;y No, my Love no; Any ever tale; May,
captain Connor ; Dtiett in Love in a Village; with. a va-
riety of other Music, all composed by Michael Kelly, and
to lie had of him us above, with the Operas and Ballets per-
formed at the King's•Theatre, and the Worksof every eminent
Composer. . • . .