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London, England, 1802-07-03 00:00:00

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GENERAL ELEC IQN.

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, YEOMANRY, and
FR EIHO'IME RS of of KI::NT.

BROTHER FREEHOLDERS,
N c64StI uence 6r The Dissolution of 'Parliament,
I embyace the earliest opportunity of again offering my,
self as a 'Caudfclatv:. to represent you- in .the. ,Parlia-
ment. I have_ now had that Honour twelve years, during
which time I feel 'conscious of having discharged my-duty
‘vith integrity, punctuality, and independence. Under those
imPressions,.l presgryfe•again to -ypur C,ountenance on
the Day of Nomination ; and 'shall hope for *the 'Sup-
'port as I experienced on the two forrner,Eleaions,,,
• It is unnecessary 'for,me to.rnalce you any protesions ;my
!publie•principies are well known to you, and I have ever
liad mason. to met with 'your. approbation.
I ,feel myselljustio.4Lin.s:ivin so from the flattering manner
in wn ich you'liiiie'r&ceived ne upon. every public
I can a,&oro.ou.(and with, sincerity),. should yog agr.in do
me the Honour to returnth e one of your ReTire4ehtative,;'l.
s rill continue,: tcntheiti tmost. of:my abilities, tp_protect our
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:most valuable Constitution • and also promote,' %171tli 'every
exertion ill my power, the Welfare and:, Prosperity-of !the
-County of Kpt. • . .
13m, Artther Freeholder's-,' •
With every Sentiment of Gratitude,
" Your thosfobedient and faithful' Servant,
• tDWARD'•KNATCRBULL.
Mersham Hatch, June o, iSoz.

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To 'the G iItNIEN, CUR Gl', and FR BERIOEDE.RS-
of the COUNTY of HERTFORD.
GENTLEMEN,
cunsetitience•a, a Dissolution of Pailiarrrnt,
tea it my Duty to express to you in this public manner,
the strongest assuranCes'or my Gratitude,' for.the distinguish-
ed Honour which, you have repeatedly conferred uOOO me; at
the same time, I Aril well aware how much more
(taxed to your generous. partiality, and steady
,Friendship,
than to any extraordinary prlttensions of super ior Meriroffny
own. By-your peculiar Kindttcss.anct. your and indul-
gent consideration of my Failin6, I have been placed in that
eminent and .respedable Situation which I have so many
years enjoy rd amongst my Countrymen and Neighbour,
Situation, ‘viiieri not only attaches me most zealously to
youriitterests, but which is in my estimation, so highly nat.::
tering and honourable,- that the pOsseSsioft of it by your free.
Choice, completely gratifies my utints'- Ambition, and the
proudest wish of my Heart. In the pleasing • HOpe that'U
may riot have forfeited:your. good Opinion And Regard,..l 'take
the liberty to offer myself once more to your' Notice, and to
solicit the favour of yOur: Countenance and Support on the
aßproaching.Dav of Nomination ; and if you shall think me
worthy to be enip:oyed gain in your Service, you may be as-
suTedi: that:! ,will pay-a svriet attention to the Business of
fhe County, and that I will not fail to discAatgethe impo'rt.
ant ditties of my.public Station with. Diligence, Integrity,
and Independence.
• I-am„, Gentlemen,
Your obliged and fai!-nful Servant,.
' - WILLJA,II PLUMER.

Cjlston Park;
jtily 2, 1802.

Tile High Sheriff having fixed t'.e Nomination for
Wednesday; July 7, your attenclarwe anci ap port are earnest-
ly requested at the Town of Hertford.

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To th-aGk:NTLEMN,C,I.,ERGYaviFikEttiOLD_EP.
of the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX.

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GENTLEMEN,
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-T WIPRESSD with the deepest sense o Gratitude
1 for the lopg co,itinhanCeof Favour ant Clnfidence which
you bay& mail tested "to me, and' from 3.-cpsciousilc9s
having done my Frtideavours to discharge the various Duties
incumbent upon me as one of your Representatives,- I pie.
sulne again to &Ku- my Services to thecounty, and earnest-
ly to solicit the Honour, of representing you in the ensuing
Parliament. • • -
After a long Life engaged in public 'Business, and neatly
twenty Years,cle'vbfed yoUr service in Parliament, I trust
I need not state to you my general Condud, it has been
open'to your Observation', -I have ever wished it should 'be
that you should be the, Judges of it ; permit me
.however to .say, that the whole time I have beeh ho-'
noured with a Seat: in Carliarnent, as your Representative, -I
have constantly attended to my Parliant.:..nta:y Duty; and
haYe ever acted according to my best, Judgment, to promote
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,
Gstri-L"Emix, ,‘
Your faithful and most obedient Servant,
W. MAINWARING.

Hanover-square,
30th lune, 180 z.

MIDDLESEX ELECTION.'
To Sir FLVN C IS. /3 DETT; Bart.

SIR,
A. • - •
HAVING heard from various quarters of an
intention ins many Freeholders to over you their votes
at t►le Getwral Eleelion, as a fit person• to represent the
County or Middlesex in the next. Parliament, we are anxious
to know whether, in such an event, you will stand tbrward
in compliance with their wishes. Our own votes, as well as
our exertions among' Oue friends; depend on your answer
for; assure yourself,-we feel, :as yoti feel., with resped to the
late Ministers and their measures.

As ENGLis umtx, w 0 cOncui- in your 'abhorrence of the
use and Management of such a Prison as that in Cold Bath
'Fields. AsTa EEH9LID tits,- we desire an occasion to express
the sentiments we entertain of your manly opposition.to its
establishment in •MiciilleseX.

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1 n'anycaSe, we trust' a Majority of our Fellow Freeholders
will agree with us, that Sir Francis Burdett is more worthy
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than Mr.' Malnwaring•to represent the Interests,- deliver the
Sense,, and support. the Rights, of the first County in
England.—We 'remain, Sir, your obedient Servants,
• Jos'. Holden. H. H. White.
'• EdW. Aiistin. Joshua Hopkins.
Henry, Woods. Robert Maiming.
H. BelL. T. Holt White.
• ' R.' Knight; John Pearson.
•W. Tooke. . Thos. Linton Rogers.
R. P. Percy. Geo. Billinge.
Abm. Thorn. Chas. LOste,.
' • Midi!. Pearson. William Massey.
Christy. Jas. Hayes. •

GENTLEMEN,
I will freely acknowledge to you, that I have for some
time past relinqUished ail thOughts of a seat in Parliament,
and have consequently declined very, many, overtures for that
purpose. If the, People of England are pleased and can.
tented with 'what has passed, with their present. Sintation,
and with the terrible changes which have been made in the
Laws, Constitution, and Manner: of governing this Coun-
try--let Statues be erected in each COunty through the land
to Lord Liverpool,- Mr.; Pitt, and Mr. l)undas to whom
principally they are indebted for, the Blessings.. I shalt not
:desire to overturn them, but will remove from ather odious
and disgraceful objects, conles'sing myself not fit for the
society tiPsuch a Nation. • • -

:Yet, thoiigh disgusted, I do not despair. I think our
C.ountry may still be saved ; but by one means only—by a
fair Representation of the People in Parliament. By that
alone can we posiibly obtain the' restoration of those inval
able Rights which have been ravished from us, or the secu-
rity of what little good remains.
If the County of MiddleseZ, which, from circumstances,
is likely to be more free; informed, and independent, • than
any other County in England,. shall be pleased, UPON
[THIS PRINCIPLE, (and I 'wish for no support- tifionany
!other principies, holding all valliations ntiketory-and tlestruc-•
itivk), ,if, UPON —NIS , PRINCIPLE, the County c-of
!MiddleSeX shall tie'pleasecf to intrust in My handsa 'portion
of their present smaiVand.inadequate share of Represellation,-
I •wil I chearfully anal;: zealously deyote ,myself; my lito, and
my fortune, to their service. "
78, Piccadilly,
-lune 16 actir.

I am, Gentlemen, -
Your obedient'ht?mble Servant,
FlikknlS .BURDETX.