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TUE S D Y, JULY' iD, 1802.

GENERAL ELECTION.

Ipswich; idly x 5, iSoz.
TotheGENTLEMEN, CLERGY. and FREEHOLDERS
of the COUNTY of SUFFOLK.
GENTLEMEN,
THE very flattering manner in which you have
again eleded ane yuur,Representative in Parliament,
demands my warmest acknowledgments, and gives me the
highest satisfaction, as it denotes your•approbation of my
past conduct.
I shall endeavour to merit the continuance of your esteem,
by serving you with zeal, independence, and fidelity.
I am, Gentlemen,
With the truest respea,
Your most grateful and obedient Servant,
THOS. CHARLES BUNBURY.

'lathe GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, apd FRF.EHOLDERS
of the COUNTY of CHESTER.
GENTLEMEN,
WE beg to return you our most sincere Thanks
for the high and distinguished.Honour you have this
day conferred upon us. by unanininusly eletting' us your Ri"-
presentatives in Parliament.' The very respectable and nu-
merous appearance on this occasion, we shall ever regard
with the highest sense of gratitude, and permit us to assure
you, it will be .out_ constant endeavours faithfully to dis•
charge the important trust reposed in us.
• We are; with the greatest respect,
Gentlemen,
Your most obliged and faithful Servants,
THOMAS GHOLMONDELEY.
WILLIAM kGERTON.
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Chester, r6th July, iBo2.

KENT ELEeTIQN.

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A DISCOURSE, chiefly addressed to PARENTS,
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A NEW NOVEL.
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OMULUS, a Romance of Ancient Times ;
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Dr. MAVOR's NEW TRAVELS THROUGH ASIA,
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