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TE UR SDA Y, JULY 1, 1802.

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLD-

ERS of the COU-NTY of HUNTINGDON,
HAVING now represented you in two succes.
sive Parliaments, I trust you will give me leave to
hope for a continuance of that Honour. My attachment to
the Interests of this County, arising both from gratitude to
you and the residence avd property of my Family, is top
well founded, and my Principles are too well known; to re-
quire from me any profession of either : I therefore venture
to request the favour of yotlr Votes and Interests at the en-
suing Eledion. I am sorry that the shortness of the time
makes it impradicable for me to pay my Personal Respects
to you individually.
I have The Honour to be,

With the greatest respea,
Your most obliged and faithful humble Servant,
HINCHINGBROOK

To the GENTLEMEN, CLE kGf and FREEHOLDERS

of the COUNTY of ESSEX.

GENTLEMEN, •
EVER since your respe&ed Member, Mr. Bram-
ston, has decpred his intention of retiring from the
honourable and distinguished situation of your Representative
in Parliament, I have expressed a wish for your Support as
His Successor'; and should I be so fortunate to meet with
your Approbation on the Day. of Nomination, and that No-
mination confirmed on the Day of Eledion, you may be
assured of my stria attention to the local Interests of the
County, and of my earnest endeavours to give energy and
etre& to the Laws, Commerce) and Agriculture of tbe
United Kingdom.,
I am, Gentlemen,
Yout most obedient and faithful Servant,
ELIAR HARVEY.
Chigwell, June 30, tSoz.

To the GE\NTLEMEN, CLERGY and FREEHOLDERS
•
of the COUNTY of SUSSEX.
THE Dissolution of Parliament hiving taken
place, I take the liberty again to offer my Services to
represent you. During the short time I have had the Ho-
nour of a Seat in that Assembly, I have endeavoured to main-
tain an unbiassed and impartial Conduct, and such as I am
in hopes will meet the wishes and approbation of my Free
and Independent Constituents.
I have the Honour to remain,
With the greatest Resped and Esteem,
Your faithful and obedient Servant.
JOHN LJLLEII:
London, June jo, iBcz.

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGYand FREEHOLDERS
of the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX.

cr,NTLEr.izx •
MPRESSEE; with the deepest sense of Gratitude
I
for the long continuance ot Vavckur and Confidence which
you have ntanitested to me upon many occasions, and from
a consciousness of having done my .EndeaVouts to discharge
the various Duties incumbent upon me as one of your Re-
presentatives, I presume again to offer my Services to the
County, and earnestly to golicit the Honour of representing
you in the ensuing Parliament.
After a long Life ehgaged in public Business; and neatly
twenty Years devoted to your service in Parlianient, I trust
I need not state to you my general Conduet, it has been
open to your ObservatiOn, I have ever O'rished it should be
so, and that you should be the Judges 61 it ; permit me
however to say, that during the whole time 1 have been ho-
noured with it Seat in Parliament as your Representative, I
have constantly attended to my Parliamentary Duty, and
have ever aeted according to my best judgment, to prorriote
the prosperity and happiness of the Kingdom at large, and
the particular Interest of the County of Middlesex.
I have the honour to be with sincere regard, -
GENTLEMEN,
Your faithful and most Obedient Servant,
Hanover—square, W. iVIAINWARING:
3oth tune, !Sou

MIDDLESEX ELECTION'.
To Sir FRANCIS BURDEI"F; Bart.

SIR,
HAVING heard from various quarters of an
intention in many Freeholders to offer you their votes
at the General Eleetion, as a fit ,person to represent the
County of Middlesex in the.next Parliament, we are anxious
to know whether, in such an eVeat, you wilt stand forward
in compliance with their wishes. Our own votes, as well as
our exertions among our friends, depend on your answer ;
for, assure yourself, we,feel, as you feel; with resped to the
late Ministers and their measures,

As ENGLISHMEN, we concur in your abhorrence of the
use and management of such a Prison as. that in Cold Bath
Fielsls. As Fx xEnot.nERS, we desire an occasion to expresS
she sentiments we entertain of your manly opposition to its
establishment in Middlesex'.

In any case, we trust a Majority of our Fellow Freeholders
will agree with us, that Sir Francis Burdett is more worthy
tlr.p Mr. Mainwaring to represent the Interests; deliver the
Sense, and support the Rights, of the first Cohnty in
England.—We remain, Sir, your obedient Servants,
jos, Holden. H. H. White.
Edw. Austin. Joshua Hopkins,.
' Henry Woods. Robert Manning.
H. Bell. T. Holt White.
R. Knight. 4ohn Pearson.
W. l'Ooke. . Thos. Linton Rogers.
R. P. Percy. Geo. Billinge.
Abm. Thorn. Chas. Loste.
Michl. Pearson. William Massey.
Christi, jas. Hayes. -
I will freely_ acknowledge to you, that I have for sortie
time past relinquished all thoughts of a seat in Pa?liament,
and have consequently declined very many overtures for that
purpose. If the People of England, are pleased and con-
tented with what has passed, with their present situation,
and with the terrible changes which have been made in the
Laws, Constitution,. and Manner of governing this Conn-.
try—let Statues be erected in each County through the land
to Lord Liverpool, Mr. Pitt, and Mr. Dundas to whom
principally they are indebted for the Blessings. I shall not
desire to overturn them, but will remove from other odious
and disgraceful objeds, confessing my-sell not tit for the
society of such a Nation. •
Yet, though disgusted, 1 do not despair. I, think our
Country may still be saved; but by one means only—by a
fair Representation of the People in Parliament. By that
alone can we possibly obtain the restoration of those invalu-,
able Rights which have been ravished from us, or the secu-'
rity of what little good remains
If tile County of Middlesex, which, from circumstances,
is likely to be more tree, intormed;and iniependent, than
any other County in England, shall be pleased, UPON
THIS PRINCIPLE, (and I wish for, no support. upon any
other principle, holding all palliations nugatory and destr.re-
tive),. if, UPON THIS PRINCIPLE, the County of
Middlesex shall be pleased to intrust in my hands a portion
of their present small and inadequate share of Representation,
I. will chearfully find zealously devote myself, my life, and
my fortune, to their service.
I am, Gentlemen,
/8, Piccadilfy, Your obedient humble Servant,
lune z 6, ssoa. rRANCIS, BURDETT.

GENERAL ELECTION.

To the GENTLEMEN. CLERGY; and FREEHOLDERS
of the COUNTY of BUCKINGHAM.

CrNTLEMEN,
IVHEN you so kindly conferred upon me that
'7- distinguished Situation, in which the partiality of the
C,,unty has so repeatedly placed my FaMily, I could only
nl'er to you in return for your goodness, the strongest eapres.
sions of gratitude, and the assurances of my endeavours to
discharge the TrustlipOsed in me with Integrity .and with
Fidelity. As I am not conscious of having negle6ted or failed
in this engagement, 1 presume again to, solicit'the favour of
your Votes and Interest, to replace me in that Situation,
which it will be the pride aim Life to endeavour to retain as
a proof of you kindness and good opinion. Many may serve
you with greater Abilities, but permit me to assure you,. that
none can feel
_more warmly towards you, those sentiments of,
Gratitude, Respect} and Devotion, with which •
I have the Honour to be,
Gentlemk,
Your very faithful and obliged humble Servant,
Wotton, rune 30, I,sel.

-CHAND9S TEMPLE,

To the G Ni..EI:4EN:- CLERGY, and FP.
RS_of-the COUNTY of YORK.
GENTLEMEN, •
NCOURAGED by the Proofs of your kind
E Partial
.
ity, which-I have so repeatedly experienced,- the
gratefial sense of which will never be erased from my mind,
I once more presume to oiler myself a Candidate for the Ho
nour of representing you in Parliament.
Should I again. be raised to that high eminence, I shall en
deavour to discharge with fidelity the Duties amp important
Trust but uly chief reliance must continue to be placed on
that ..dispositilan, which 'you have uniforitily manifested; to
construe with candour and kindness the Conduct of your Re-
presentative, and to accept favourably tfisise Services which,
howeyer defeetiVe in ability, haVe been proinpted by upright
intentions and a warm and disintereSted zeal-tor the Welfare
ofbur Country. • .
I am, with the highest reipea; • .
Gentlemen,
Your most obliged and. faithful Servant;
W. WILBERFORCE:
Loudon, June 29, Igo2.

To tlit: GENTLEMEN, CL ERGY and FREEHOLDERS

ot the COUNTY of YORK.

GENTLEMEN,
T Take the earliest opportunity of• making known
to you my intention of again offering myself a Candidate
for the County, at the-approach►ng General Election.

The very flattering Support I.ltad the Honour to experience
1110 a former occasion, will ever remain strongly impressed
tip6n my mind.
I have ailed as your Representative during a period of much
difficulty and danger to•the Country ; my Political Principles
and Condut cannot therefore be unknown to you ; it is ' for
you to judge Of their merit; but I can with truth .declare,
'that to tnitil the arduous Duties of my ,Situation, with fide-
lity towards my Country. and towards my Constituents, has
been my constant objed. Should you again deem me worthy
to have the Honour of representing you in Parliament, it will
again be my study, as it will become my duty, to endeavour
to acquit myself of the trust repc:ised in me, with Independ-
ence, with Attention to the Public Welfare, and to the In-
terests of the County of York.

1 have the Honour to be, with the greatest respea,
Gentlemen,
Your obliged and-most obedient humble Servant;
• HENRY LACELLES