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London, England, 1802-06-30 00:00:00

GENERAL ELECTION.

To the WORTHY and INPEPENDENT. ELECTORS
.of the BOROUGH of PLYMOUTH.'
- GENTLEMEN, . . .
HAVING this Day nearly, finished my Canes
in the Town and immediate Neighb'ourl4od, and hav-
ing met.with a success even beyond my most sanguine expec-
tatioris' I beg leave to render you. my very sincere and grate-
ful ackinOwlegements for so honourable a mark of your at-
tachment and confidence. • -
I am conscious that I have omitted to pay my personal re-
speets. to a few; whose residences I have not been informed of,
but those omissions will, I hors, soon be repairer:; and in
the mean time,

1' have the Honour to be, •
Gentlemen,
Your most obliged, and mpst faithful
Humble Servant,

P lymou th,
flille 23, 1802

W1L14.11,1 ELFORD.-•

To tiie,GENTLE&IEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLD-
- ERS of the COUNTY of-YORK.

•
c..z.7.4.1-LEmEN
rNCOURZGED by the Proofs .of
your kind
I ' Partiality, which I have co repeatedly, ex perienced,.the
grateful sense of which will - never-be, erased from my mind,
once more presume to offer myself a'Candidate for the Ho-
nour of representing you.in Parliament.
Should I again be raised to that high eminence, I shall en-
ckavotir to discharge with fidelity the Duties of my important .
Trust : but-my chief reliance must continue to be placed cn
that disposition, which you have uniformly manitested, to
construe with candour and kindness the Conduetof.your Re-
presentative, and to accept favourably those Services which,
however defeetive inability, have been prompted byt: upright ,
intentions and a warm and disinterested zeal for the Welfare.
of our Country-.
• "I am, with the highest resoea
Gentlemen,
• Your most obliged and faithful Servant,
V. WII.I3'ERFORCE.
London, June 2g0502.

To the E NT, E ROY aitri EHb LDE RS

Of the CZ)ii NTY of YORK

dXNTLEM4N,
1. Take the .earliest Opportunity of making tiviow
to you my. intention of again otfering--myself a
ior the County, at the approaching•G metal
The very flattering support 1 had the Honour tu
upon a former occasion, will ever remain strongly
upon my mind.
I have aced as your Representative during a period of mu,:
difficu I ty' and danger to the Country;_ my P-cti itical ;
and Conduei cannot therefore be unknown to you ; it is for
you to judge of their merit ; hut, I can with
.truth declare,,
that to fulfil the arduous Duties of my Situati9n, with fide-
lity towards my Country, and towards my Constitueots; has
beenlny constant object. Should ypu again diem one worthy
to -have the honour of rcpresentni.', you in Parlianieut, it will,
again be My. study; as it Will become my duty, to endeavour
to acquit myself of the trust reoosed in me, with I ndepen&
once, with Attention to the Public-Welfare, and to the In-
terests of the County of York.
I have the Honour to be, with the greatest respeO,
Gentlemen,
YOur obliged and. most obedient humble Servant,
• ' HENRY LACELLES.
London, June-29, 1802. '

BOROUGH of SWANS EA, in the County of.G lamorgan.
AT _a 1-all.day holdep at the of the
said Borough, on Thursday the toth of June,- Igo;
before. Thomas Morgan, Portreeiie,- pursuant to
tioe 077-en ;
The following ADDRESS to HIS MAJESTY was ap-
provectof:

" THE KING's MUST EXCELLENT MAJESTY.

" SIRE,
". Permit Your Nlaiesty's most dutiful and loyal Subjeds,
the Portreeve,. Aldermen and Burgesses of the ancient Town
and. Borough of Swansea, to approach your Throne . with
their Sincere Congratulations on the happy event of a Peace,
trusting under Divine• Providence, that it may .shower down'
its usual Blessings .on the Land;_ and to as,stire Your Ma-
jesty, that if any untoward circumstances, arising troin the
piide, • ambition, • •or overbearing) spirit of 'your Enemies,
should re-kindle the
on
of AVar, that they would b;..
ready, as they have a former occasion ,expressed them-
selves, with their humble endeavours•ancl services, .to stand
forth in defence of your sacred Person, and the glorious Con-
stitution of the Uinted'Kingdom. •
". Under oureormtion Sear,
• TrIUMA.S MORGAN, Pertreeve.u,
Resolved;That the Address be presented by Thomas Moe_
San, Esq.- Barrister at Law, Portreeve and Rec Order, and
tha't the Corporation will be much obliged by the Attenti-
ariee of the Marquis of Worcester, and Lord Evelyn Stuart,
the Member for the Borough, at the presenting of it.

I? GEORGE PENNY-, or ED.'.IOND PENNY,
1. Sons of Edmond Penny, and who about the year 1720,
and from that period.. to the year 1730,.are belie'Ved to have
been resident at-or near Hampton, in Middlesex, be now 'ly-
ing, or any of their immediate Descendants, it nd till send a
Pedigree of -their Family to Messrs. Gregg and—Corfiehl,
Skinners-hall,, London, they may hear of something to their
advantage.
14th lupe, 1802.

A FEW COMPLETE AND PERFECT SETS OF
TRE LONDON MEDICAL REVIEW.

T ACK.IGTON, ALLEN arnl Co. having
-1-L4 • lately purchased sonic uncut Seis or that esteemed
Work, the LONDON MEDICAL REVIEW, are enabled,
for a few weeks, to -offer them, complete, at is. 3d: per
Number, or the 4t Numbers, -consisting of 'Eight Volumes,
at Two Guineas adll,a Half in boards, the sam:: as arc spit/
by,tlie Proprietorat Four:Cuincas in boards
Medical Gentlemen who-::side in the Conhtry, may have
•perfeet Sets sent them by the coach or wa.,.;gon on diredifig
payment in London.

Temple of the 'Muses, Finsbury-
square, June iB.

ESSEX '
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. JAMES HARKIS,.
At Garraway's Cone-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on
Wednesday the 711.1 of July, at Twelve o'Clock (unless
sooner dispos(id of by Private Contract, of which Notice
Will be given);
AVery EIigibIeFREEHOLD ESTATE, con-
s Ming of the MANOR of SOUTH REMELEET
and fARVIS/ HA LL ; with. the. Quit-rents, and
other Profits thereof; and also a Desirable Farm, called
J ARVIS HAL L 4 and another ToWn adjoipi:;i:, called
HOPE's.CREEN FARM, situate in the Parishes oi South
Bemfieet and Thunstersley ,• containing , altogether TWO
HUNDRED' AND THIRTEEN ACRES, More °Hess :
both Which. Farms are lett on lease for zr years front Michael-
mas iSoo, to Mr. John Woodward, at the net yearly rent of
309 l: 125. I Id.
rho Manor is very. extensive, 'and abounds with Game--
The amount of the Quit7rents 71. Igs. per ann. and the
average Profits of the Minot', by Fines, Sec, for 13 years past,
amount to 171. os. id. per annum. .
The Dwelling-House Called Jarvis Hall, stands on a very
delightful eminence, near the Turnpike Road from London
to South End, conimanding an extensive and pleasant view
of the River Thames, and of the Kentish Hills.

There is a small Farm House, with suitable Buildings, on
Hope's Green. Farm: The Houses, end ail the Buildings, are
in good repair. The Land-Tax is redeemed.

the Premises may he viewed, on application to the Te-
nant. - For, further Particulars, apply by letter, postpaid, to
Mr. Tindall, Aitorrwy at Law, Chelmsford, where a Map of
the Farms may be seen a, or to Mr. Harris, Auctioneer,
iz, Gracechurch-street, ,Loiidon, of whom may be had
printed Particulars. and Conditions of Sale : As; also at tne
PrinciPal Inns .inrthe neighbourhood of Chelmsford , -

GENERAL ELECTION,

. .
ro tly:. GENTLEMEN,.CLEkG'X and FREEHOLDERS
-• of the COUNTY of ESSEX.

GENTLEMEN, •
EVER since your respeAed Member, Mr. Bram_
stun, has declared his intention of retiring from the
honourable and distinguished situation of your Representative
in Parliament, I have expresed a wish fur 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
effed to the I.aws, Commerce, and Agriculture of the
United Isli,.'gdorn.' _ .

Uarn,"Gentlemen,
Your most obetlienfand faithful Servant, •
ELIAB HARVEY

Chigwell, June 30, 1802

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY and FREEHOLDERS
of the COUNTY of BEDFORD.

GENTLEMEN,
. ,
YOUR partiality and good optnion have, (Wing
i .fcrar Parliaments, and for upwards of twenty years, con-
filed to me the important trust of representing you in,Parlia-
ment. I again humbly solicit the continuance of your Sup;
.port, and I assure you, if you bestow on me this additional
ma .k of VOW esteem and confidence, that 1 shall discharge
with fidelity, and gratitude the,duties of your Representative.
I am, Gentlemen,
With every 'sentiment of respeet, • .
Your faithful and obedient humble Servant,
ST. ANDREW ST. JQI-IN.
_ _

Shepherd-street, May-fair,
Tune 30, iSoz.

ROYAL EXCHANGE ASSURANCE-OFFICE,
tune 1832.
DERSONS whose Annual Premiuins fall due on the
24th inst. are hereby informed, that ReCeipts are now
ready to be tieliverek-at the Company's Offices, over the
Royal Exchange and in.Pall-Mall, as well as by their te-
s-pedive Agents in the several Counties ; and ,the Parties as-
sured are requested to apply for the renewal of their Policies
on or before the gth of July next, as the usual Fifteen
Days allowed for Payment, beyond the Date of each Policy
will then expire.

SAMUEL FENNING,jun.,Sec.

Attendance is given, daily, at he said Offices, for the
Assurance of Buildings, Goods, Merchandize, and Ships, in
Harbour, in Pock, or while Building, from Loss or Damage
by Fire • and als6 for the Assurance of, and granting Annui—
ties on, lives.

N. B. Policies of Assurance for the Sum of 3001. or up-
wards, are issued free of expence to the Assured.

ROYAL HOTEL, TAVERN, and ASSEMBLY
ROOMS, MARGATE:
V IDMAN, (late Benson), returns his, most-
srateful thanks for the very liberal Encouragement he
experienced during last Season, and begs leave to infohn the
Nobility and Gentry frequenting Margate, he has recently
fitted up the Hotel in a superior stile, o-lneatness, for the re-
ception of Families and single Gentlemen, hoping by a stria
attention to merit the continuance of their future Favours.
Heals® carries on -the Wine, Trade, aij usual, where Faini.
lies may depend upon being supplied with that article of
the first quality.
Post Chaises, Glass Coaches, Sociables, &c. to let.
Kidman begs leave to request the favour of those Families
who espy wish to engage apartments by letter, to address to
him at the Royal Hotel, as freqUent mistakes have occurred
from 44 not being generally known that Mr. 13enson has no
concern in the Royal Hotel.
Margate, ray zo, doz. •

110. ICHARDSON, GOODLUCK and, Co. re-
spe&fully acquaint the Public, that there will be no
I risi Lotteries this Year.—The new State Lottery will con-
sist of TwentY-four Thousand Tickets only. The Scheme'
coptains z Prizes of kzo;000 a Prizes ofksooo

10,000 2
Beside other Prizes, amounting to 146,0001.
The thawing will commence on Mcinday the zd af August,
2802.
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
30,0001. Also, in the last State Lottery, two Prizes of
20,0001 N®. 48,7,52, a first drawn Ticket, in Shares ; No.
0,3181 a Whole Picket.

ARM? CONTRACTS.
Convnissag-General's Office, Creat George-
Street, yune tBc2.
.NTOTICE is hereby given ta' all Persons desirous.
of contracting to supply OATS, HAY, and. STRAW,
for the CA VA LRY iu Barracks in the Counties of Warwick and
Nottingham, and OATS for the Gawky iss Cantonments and
Quarters in the County of Suffolk ; the Deliveries to commence on
'and for the 25th day of July 'next ; that Propo,als in Writing,
sealed up, and marked Tenders tot Army Supplies, will be
received at the Office, on or before the 7th day of $4l. d month of
July.

Proposals must be made separately for each CoUnty, and if sent
by the Poi:, the postage to be paid.
The Particulars of the Con:rat:l may he bad upon application
at tkis Office any Day, between the Hours Cleven in the• klorn—
lug and-Four in the 4fzernoon.

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