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London, England, 1802-07-28 00:00:00

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own feelings, if-I 'were not to regress. Id' Ton the
grateful sense which I entertain of your great
and COntintle4 kinkiness. I cannot but feel ircieep-
ly.—l .see also in
,its true point' of elevation,
de exalted station to which your 'favourahle
Opinion has again raised me. Suffer me in truth 'to
say, (a sentiment the avowal of which, remarks
that have been, els,ewhere made may render .notim-
proper) that I consider the honour of being Your
Representative as one of the highest-dignities I
could enjoy.. Great is ,my respeCi for hereditary
honours. It is still greater• for those which have
been granted by
,the Welljitdging hand of our So-
vereign, for brilliapt exploits rendered to the Public
by our great NaivA and Military Commanders,' or
for long ani.),,f,a,ithful services in Public Offices of
high trusoruad4aboriouS duty. But he must have
a mind constituted very differently from mine; his
'estimate of 'things must be formed on very different
principles ; who could account as more honourable
that Nobility which should be. granted from mo-'
tives of political interest or personal favour, than
.the dignified and exalted station to, which he is
elevated, who, by the free and united-voice of the
Freeholders of Yorkshire, is seldied to be the De-
pository 'of their Interests, and the Guardian of
their Rights.--The pleasure which I feel cannot but
be heightened, as indeed the hOnotir is increased,
by beholding 'around me, so many of the same faces
which I have been used to see on similar occasions,
and by the 'testimony. I thereby receive of 'their.
continued friendship and esteem.

" Gentlemen---tile scene in which we are now
present, is indeed a magnificent speetacle to
the Freeholders' of this.great County assembled to-
gether, and freely choosing their own Representa-
tiveS in Parliarnent, is a sight in the highest de-
gree gratifying. and animating to those- who know
the real nature and'the high value df true Liberty :
'of chat Liberty, which, as ,;vas so well stated by
my Friend beside me, whothit is a pleaiure to me
to, be, again able to call my Colleague, is founded
in Law, inseparably connected with Public Order.
" Let those deluded men, whether of this
or of any other Country, who: have so far
mistaken the real. Spirit of Liberty, aS
,to con-
found it with Anarchy; come hither and
.have
their error;JeoyreCled, and learn to know and
admire That true,lmage of Constitutional Free-
dom which is here exhibited. This is a lesson
which it becomes this 'great County to give. Yes,
Gentlemen, it well becomes you, that ai you con.
stittite the County first in Extent, in Wealth, in
PoPUlation, in Agricultural Labours and Commer-
cial_lVlanufaCturing Industry, so that yQU should he
first and foremost also in that which is still More
excellent and elevated, in that political independence,
which constitutes the very spirit and soul of all
your constitutional and legal Rights.-4uffer me,
GentleTnen, likewise to dwell upon another consi.
deration, which is naturally suggested to my mind
by the very appearance of the Company that. I see
around me—l mean that harmony, and perfeet union
between the Landed and Commercial. Interests,
which has so long subsisted :in this County, to
their mutual honor.—Here again, Gentlemen, it
gratifies the mind, to see, that to all its other cir.
cumstances of honourable distinction, our County
superadds the dignified exemption, from that low
and degrading jealouiy, which in other times and
places, has too much prevailed. You well know,
that your real Interests are the same, that you must
stand or fall iogether.—Gentlemen, preserve and
cherish-this just and liberal sentiment ; it is suitable
to your Character ; it is the pledge of your Inde-
pendence. If ever any persons could presume upon
being able to imposeon you a Member not
_the real
objeCt of your choice, it would be by. sowing
among you a principle of disunion, by endeavour-
ing to make you mutually jealous et each -other,
thus-. bringing you both into subjedion.- These
little jealousies may better accord with inconsider-
able Rights and petty Interests} but they suit not
the unquestionable Reality and 'extended Bulk of
the Agriculture and Commerce of our great County:
Gentlemen—l have laid befOre you the senti-
ments with which I am impressed ; I shall return
to Parliament with a heart devoted to your service,
and' desirous
,of demonstrating by a,,faithful and
assiduous discharge of- the duties of my station, the
warmth- of .my gratitude and the sincerity of my
attachment."

,Both addresses were received, with the strongest
marks of approbation and applause by an unusually
crowded Court.

We are assured that the philanthropic Proprietors
of the Royal Circus have granted their Theatre to
the Humane Society. The Governors. and Public
are respeacUlly informed, that To-morrow gvening,
Thursday, will be the Benefit. An occasional and
appropriate Address, written by John Gretton, Esq.
H. L. G. addressed to the benevolent Audience who
honour this life-saving Institution with 'their pa.'
tronage on the evening, will be recited. Messrs..
Jones and Cross have generously offered a Box near
the Stage to the Children, &c. restored by the Me-
dical Assistants of the lumane Society. Places
for the Boxes may be hail Of 'Mrs. Simmons,n at the
Royal Circus. Tickets at the London Coffee-
house ; No. 8, Spital-square-; and of Mr. Beau.
mont, Villiers-street, Strand.

tri- On MONDAY NEXT the ENGLIS!:T LOTTER.T
begins drawing.
Ist day, Monday, zd Aug. First drawn, £.5,000
zd day, Thursday, sth Aug. First drawn; z,OOO
3d day,- Monday, 9th Aug. First drawn, lo,coo
4th day, Thursday, 1 zth Aug. First drawn, 20,000
sth day, Monday, 16th Aug. First drawn, 5,000
6th day, Thursday, 19th Aug. First drawn, 2.,000
7th day, Monday, 23d Aug. First drawn 20,000
gth, Last clay, Thursday, 26th Aug. First dr. 10,904
.Besides Capital and other 'Prizes to the
amount of -•-• „ '146,000

. The TICKETS, HALVES, QUARTERS, EIGHTHS,
and SI XTE E NTH SHARES, Are and 'Registered,
on the lowest Terms; at,IVIr. Nicuot.sores Office,'
No. 16, Cc:004111J., opposite the Bank of England,
where, in the the last English Lot tery,,more than
one hundred and fifty different persons in Clubs, and
Individuals, received Shares of CAPITAL PRIZES
from 20,0001. to zoocil. Particulars in the Schemes at
large. Office, hours from Eight in the Morning un-
til Eight at Night.