The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-06 00:00:00

GENERAL ELEC.TION.

TOthe:GENTLEMEN, C GY; and, 'PRE EHOL DERS
of the COUNT' et LOP.
GEN'TLEMEN
HAVING NJ. the distinguished Honor- of re-
presenting von for more than Twenty-Om: Years, and
being now arrived at a period of Life, when Retirement from
Public Affairs would in many respells he c;esirable to my-
_self, yet as neither my Age or Infirmities are sucn as hitherto
have' prevented my attendance in Parliament, and as .miry
wishes to serve this truly respectable County, have rather
increased than dithinished oy the long continued instances of
Friendship and indulgence which I have experienced, from
every part of it; to whieh let me add, the pressing Solicita-
tion of many Gentlemen of the first co::sequence and re-
speclability, that would again offer myself to you? Choice;
I presume -once more to 'do so; and to request-the Honoui of
your Attendance in my Favour on the days of Nomination
and •Eledion; which are fixed for Friday the Nint., and Wed..
nesday the Fourteenth instant. • I have the Honolir,to he,
with the thost heartfelt Gratiffide, and deepest Sense of all
former Favours,

Gentlemen,
Your evei faithful and obliged humble Servant,
liawkstOne, July x, 1802.

RICTIARD

Toth'.tGENTLEMEN,C4ERGY,ancirREEHOLDER'
of the COUN.:II, of SALOP.

GENTLEMEN,
ICannot reflectupon. Honour I
have received, in having been repeatedly -eleeted-ore of
your Representatives in Parliament; -without the -sincerest
and warmest gratitude ; and I hope -1 shall not .be thoikht
presumptuous in again offering mySell to , your :favour, and
requesting your attendance and support at.the.Gener.il
Mg, which will be held ionoininate Caixlidates, ~.;)on the
yth instant. If 1 am then so happy as to re..eiv2 „p,
probation, I shall take the liberty of solicitin4 the ad...:.01! .1
Favour of your Votes and Interest on tiy_t day or
Wednesday the 14th instant,. whieh will ever be esteemed
the highest obligation conferred upon,
Gentlemen,
Your most faithful and obliged humble Servant,
J. KYNASTON POWELL.

Hardwick, July r, 1802.

EASIER, MAYOR.

In a-Meeting or. Assembly-of the MAYOR, ALDERMEN,
and LIVERYMEN of the several Companies of the City
of LondOn, in Common .Hall assembled, at the Guildhall
of the said City, on Monday the sth day of July, iB.z,
D ESOLVED,: That Representatives in Parlia-
• I.V.went being eleaccl, not for their own private-advantage
or emolument, but to guard and maintain the Rights, Litsef-
ties,. and Property of those who elect them, it is therefore
their bounden duty not to set up their ov% n opinion a.id inte-
rest in ppposition to the opinion and interest of their Consti-
tuents, i)ut u non all occasions to :obey their instructions,
hat it is an inclispensible duty we owe to our-
selves and to our
,Posterity,
.to select -such Candidates, whose
abilities and independence will -afford us the best security
against th.: recurrence of those evils which have arisen tor
want of a due-eircumspedion in the delegation of this most
sacred trust and upai. rile right exercise of which so essen-
tially depends the happiness of the People.
Resolved, That the respeeliveCai,didatos be required une:
9uivocally to declare their readiness, at all times, to ofiry.the
instructions of their Constituents in Common Hall assem
bled, or to resign their trust.
! • Resolved itnaiiiinouslv That the Thanks of this Common.
Halt be given to HARVEY CHRI.STIAN CO MD E ,
fur the zeal and ability with which he IL. defended the ifignis
of the Livery in Parliament, and tiffs 'readiness at all times to
obey theirinsttu&ions.

Resolved,. That Mr. Alderman C-OMBE be requested to.
'discontinue/Us personal canvass, in order that the indepen.
dent Livery of Loncionmay.possess the heart-felt satisfaction
-of'givirig Juin their unsolicited support, 4s the best reward
for his, past services.
Resolved unaniMously. That the Thinks of this Common--
Hall be giVen to the Right Hon. the LOKD Yox, for his
impartial and honourable condu& in the Chair:

Otderedi That the above Resolutions be ptiblished in all
the Morning and Evening Papers.

IVOODTHORPE.

BULL's HEAD, INN, MANCHESTER,

Ist July,- tBO2.
131 T a PUBLIC MEETING of the IN.HABI.
TANTS of the TOWNS of MA N EST R und
SALFORD, appointed" by the Borouvreeve..; and Con-
stables; pursuant to a Requisition, in order co ,leviie ;tit nic.,st
respectful means of conveying to COLONEL STANLEY
and JOHN BLACKBURNE, Esq. the Representatives ill
Parliament for the County Ot'Lancaster, sorna Public Testi-
lnony in approbation of their Parlianientary Coilduci, as
well as the gratitude of the Inhabitants, for their long and
important Services, and their uniform attention to the Com-
mercial Interests of this County ;
JOSEPH THACKERAY, Esq.
Boroughreeve of Manchester, in the Chair;
It was Unanimously Resolved,
Ist. That the Inhabitants of the Towns of Manchester and
Salford are highly sensible of the important benefits they
have derived, from the long, and valuable services of their
late worthy Representatives in Parliament, Colonel Stanley
and Mr. Blackhurne, whose uniform zeal tbr the best inte-
rests of their Constituents, whose unceasing efforts for the
welfare of the Trade and Comm.:rte of the Country, and
whose steady adherence to the true Principles of the Consti-
tution, dzinand the most grateful and lasting acknowledg-
ments from these Towns,• and entitle them to our firmest
support. _

• .
That the Boroughreeves of Manchester and Salford be
rquested to meet the late worthy Representatives of the
County at Preston, on their way to Lancaster, at the' ap-
proaching Eledion, and .to attend -them in behalf of these
Towns, accompanied by such Gentlemen as.can in it con-
venient to pay their personal resped.: to them.
3d. That the ab9ve Resolutions be cStweyed by the Chair-
maw to Colonel Stanley and Mr. Blackbure, requesting
than ar the sante time to honour:the Inhabitants of Man-
cheaterand Salford with their company at a Public Dinner,
on their return from Lancaster.

4th. That these Resolutions be printed in the London
and Provincial Papers,

JOSEPH TRACKERAY, Chairman,
The Chairman having left the Chair, it was taken by
Thomas Johnson. Esq. and resolved unanimoushr,,
That the Thanks of. this Meeting, be given to the Borough_
reeves and Constables, for their readiness' in calling this
IVlceiing, and to Joseph Thackeiay, Esq. for the very hand-
some manner in which he has eondutici the business of the

THOMAS JOHNSON.

TO THE.CURIOUS IN FISHSAUCII
'THE NOBILITY' Gi‘iiNTRY and PUBLIC in
pne%il, are respeafully informed, J. BURGESS and.
Sun's GEN U IN E ESSENCE of AN continues
to tie prepared by them in-- the
.same manner that has given
such universal approbation for many years past. '
The long justly-acquired superiority of that Article is
fully confirmed in the opinion of the Country at large, and of
Persons resident in all parts of the World, and having,Atood
the test of trial, ranks it in the situation it now maintains.
The general utility of their Essence o: AncQovies and other
rich Sauces for Fish, Sc. induces them, from the nun-rerous
-Advertisements daily appearir.F, to caution Families, e‘c. in
purchasing the same, as none is to be. had of their Genuine,
but at their Warehouse as under.

Every otn2r- A rtiele in the Oil Trade for family use, of the
best quality.
West-India Mdrehants, Captains of Ships, ece. Officers in
the Artriy and Navy, supplied upon the shorwst notice for
the•p.ast and West Indies, &c.

trr For the convenience of Families in Scotland, they
have appointed Messrs. 1.. Johnston and Co. Edinburgii,
their sole Agents`for Fish Sauces. '
Warehouse, No. 107, corner of Savoy-steps,
Strand, London.