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SA lUR. DA Y, JULY. xo, 1802.

GENERAL ELECTION.

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TO the MAYOR, BAILIFFS; BURGESSES and INHA-
BITANTS, of the TOWN and COUNTYof the TOWN
of SOUTHAMPTON.

GENTLEMEN,
THE very distinguished Honour you have done
. me, and the higlrobligation you have conferred on me
tflis day, have made an impression on my mind, that cannot
be effaced by time or circumstances. ; . •
I really and unatteCtedly find myself, especially at this mo-
ment, so utterly 'incapable of impressing you with what my
sensations are, that I must of necessity trust to your being
persuaded fioin-my past condu6t; that I feel,- as-I ought to
do, on the occasion ; I mean- to.. express thereby, all that
language can convey. These are not WoidS of course ; my
condu6t shall be a proof of it. Allow me to add the entreaty,
thatyou will receive my cordial thinks, and the assurances
of gratitude and respect, with which -
i have the honour to • be' Gentlemen,
Your most obliged; and faithful humble servant,.
. • GEORGE H. ROSE.
Southampton, Wednesday Afternoon,
Jbly 7, tBOz.

To the INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of
SOUTHWARK.
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GENTLEMiNp'
r Beg leave to return you my warmest Thanks
.12 'for the Honour which you have conferred upon me by
again returning me to Parliament as your Representative.
Permit me to assure you that it shall be the endeAvour of
mylife to fulfil the Trust committed to me, by pursuing that
line of political condul which may most conduce to the In-
terests of this Country, and by attending diligently to the
various Duties of a-Member of the British Senate.

The circumstances under which you have now,eleded me,
demand my peculiar acknowledgment. Through the zealous
support which I have received from. my Friends, I have been
favoured with a great Majority of Suffrages ; and though ne-
cessarily involved in a scene of conflict; I have been, relieved
from almost all expence through the common determination
of the Committees of the several Candidates to carry on the
Eledion without any unnecessary Charge, and without the
least infradion of that Law which forbids the Pradice of
Treating after the Writ is issued.
I had indeed, on my own part, long since determined not
to obtain a Seat in Parliament by the means of any known
violation (either dire& or indired) of those lAws which the
Parliament itself has enaded ; and therefore, even in the
midst of the contest, in 1796, which led' o the important
measure of Mr. Tierney's-Petition against his Competitor,
on the ground of Treating, my Friends had entered upon
that system of concluding Eledions which has been so
happily perfected in the present instance. •
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The example which has now been set, appears to mean, be
so material, that I trust I shall be excused for thus publicly
adverting to it. At a period when the advancing wealth of".
some classes of society augments the. danger, 'lest Elections
shduld become merecontests-of the Purse, the nhabitants
of Southwark, animated by the same spirit which dilated
the Law against Treating,-have allbided to a new Candidate
for their favour an opportunity of trying his strength without
doing injury to his family ; and have also furnished their
former Members vi)ith the means -of knowing; by a pro-
traded, though not expensive Poll, the free and unbiased
sentiments of their Constituents.

Allow me to repeat my Professions of Gratitude for a Re-
ele6lion so honourable both to you and myself, and to assure
you that 1 shall always be watchful over your interests, and
zeallus in your service.
I am, Gentlemen,
Your very obliged, and devoted Servant,
Battersea. Rise,

HENRY THOINTON.

uly the 9th;doz.
State of the Poll.
' Mr. THORNTON - - 1644
Mr. TIERNEY - - - 1395
Sir THOMAS TURTON - - 122,6

BUCKINGHAMSHIRE COUNTY ELECTION.
NOTICE is hereby given, That I have appoint-
ed a SPECIAL COUNTY COURT to be holden at
the COUNTY HALL in AYLESBURY, in the COUNTY
of BUCKINGHAM, on Tuesday the 13th Day of July inst.
at the hour of Eleven in the Forenoon of that Day, for the
Purpose of pfoceeding to an ELECTION of TWO
KNIGHTS to serve in Parliament for the said,County.
JAMES OLDHAM OLDHAM, Sheriff.
Great Missenclen Abbey,
July 2, 1802.

This Day was published,
In Royal 06taxb, Price ss. Part I. Vol. I. of
EPORTS of CASES Argued and Determined
in. the COURT of EXCHEQUER, frOm Michaelma
to Trinity Term, 45 Geo. 111. inclusive. -
• By ROBERT. FORREST, Esq. Barrister at Law.
London : Printed fen- W. Clarke and Sons, Portugal-street,
Lincoln's Inn. Of whom may be had, Anstruther's Reports.
in-the Court of Exchequer, in 3 vols. Royal 8Vo: pike il. i2S.
in boards.. - ' ' -

N. B. These Reports will be continued

NEW MUSIC.
This Day was- published, by Goulding, phipps and D'A I-
maine, N,0.45, Pall-'Mall, and No. 76, St. James's-street,
rir7HE First Number. of HANDEL's celebrated
_L MESSIAH, seleeted, adapted, and- arranged for the.
Voice and Piano Forte, with an Accompaniment for the
Flute, by j. Mazzinghi, - 3s. to be continued until-the
whole is complete.
A First and Second Book of three easy Sonatas for the
Piano Forte, composed for the Right Hon. Lady Charlotte'
Cholmondley, by j. Mazzinghi, price each 45.
" With gushing Tears' and breaking Heart," a favourite
Ballad sung with universal applause by' Miss Daniels at
Vauxhall Gardens, composed by j. Davy, price Is.
" Far, far at Sea;" a favourite Ballad, sung by Mrs.
Blandat Vauxhall Gardens ;
,also by Mr. Incledon -in 'his
new Entertainment called Variety, composed by C. H.
floriO, price Is.
' The Overture and Airs to the Brazen,Mask, composed by
Davy and Mountain.

GOLDEN VALLEY, FIEREFORDSHIRE.
, TO BE SOLD TO THE BEST BIDDER,
At the New Inn, in the City of Hereford, on Tuesday the
loth Day of July inst. (and not on the 14th, as before ad-
vertised),. between tilt hours of Four and Six in the After-

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noon, subjea to such Conditibns of Sale as shall be then
produced ;
A LL , that Capital FREEHOLD MESSUAGE,
s FARM, and LANDS, with the Appurtenances, called
UPPER WILBROOK, with the COTTAGES and GAR-
' DENS thereto belonging; situate and lying in the Golden
Valley, and in the Parishes of Peterchurch, Dorston, and
Vowchurch, in the County of Hereford, containing, by es-
timation, 245 A. 3 R. 'l9 P. be the same more er less ; 'ten
miles distant from Hay, and ten' from Hereford late the
Estate of Mrs. Bridget Williams', deceaSed, and now of
Thomas Williams, Esq. in the occupation ofjenkin-Wil-
liams, Esq. and his Under-tenants. There are 31 Acres of
Meadow Land on the Premises; £8 of Orcharcling,, £9 Acres
on which a very great number of Oak-trees are growing, and
'will be sold with the Estate, and 8 Acres of Coppice Wood.
The Fruit-trees are in great perteaion, making on an average
annually Sixty Hogsheads of Cyder. There is an inexhausti-
ble quantity of Lime-stone, and two Lime-kilns, on the Pre-
mises.

The Purchaser, if he chuses it, may be accommodated
with a Moiety of the Purchase-money • secured on the Pre-
mises, and Possession delivered ()lithe 2,kl Day of February
next.

Mr. jenkin Williams will, on application, direa a Person
to show the Premises.

For particulars, inquire of the Rev. John Hughes, at
Gla6bury ; or Thomas Bold, Attorney, Bret,on,