The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-16 00:00:00

To the G ENTLEMEN, C RGY, and FREEHOLDERS
of tile; COUNTY of RA.DNOR.

GENTLEMEN,
QINCE I had the Honour to address you, on -the
L. 3 rsth January last, from Langold. Castle, circumstances,
irresistible as they were unforeseen, which shall be fully ex-
plained in due rime, caused not only my almost constant ab-
sence from you,' but also .inuch relaxation in that Canviss
which was pointed out by my .Friends as absolutely neceSsary.
for my ultimate success ; and, although I. ant obliged to de.
4inz a Poll'at the ensuing :general Eledion, the impressions
of
.respell and gratitude stamped upon my mind, can never
6e effaced. ,
Having resided at your threshold for some years: I venture
to challenge the most rigid scrutiny of my conduct. I pre-
sume to defy even the tongue of inaleYolenceto objed against'
me, with ttuth, any the unjustifiable ad, either as a neigh-
bour, a Magistrate or a Landlord. Upon .this presurnp.
tion, Gentlemen, ventured to solicit your attention, toss-
much, as it afforded some pledge tee the faithful .diseharge
of public duty, in the solemn trust to be reposed -in your
Representative in Parliament; had I been hohoured'by your
choice.
It, from the hour when I offered rnysel Ito your notice, I
nave 2rox.-2ked the relief of the Poor of your County, trom an
unusual quarter, even:for one day, I am more than repaid the
trouble and solicitude I may have experienced during my very
i perfea canvass •I have caused the Coffer of Parsimony
to open for-one ephemeral, extorted meal to the hungry, lam
amply compensated ! Upon every -occasion and circurn-,talic.e
of my life, you shall ever find me obedient to your wishes,
at all,personal or other risk.
I have the Honour to remain,
• GENTLEMEN,
Your most faithful humble Servant,
J. MACNAMARA.

Baker.streei; Portman-square,
London, jutlt rz,

To the G ENTLEM EN, CLERG Y, and FREEHOLDERS
of the COUNTY ot,j.INCOLN.

AVING had the high and distinguished Honour.
11-0 being one of the Representatives of the County of
Lincoln-in two successive Parliaments, I should have ven-
tured to 11).ive oared myself again for that service, had I not
experienced that my present state of health will not perrriit
me to do my duty : wherefore, warmly as I must ever feel
myself attached to the County for their past partiality, I
should think myself very undeserving if I should endeavour
to retain that exalted situation when I am incapable of at-
tendance. I therefore, with great regret, ar,n, obliged to de-
clinenttering myself as a Candidate at the ensuing Ele6tion,
very sensible that there are many abler and fitter for the trust,
but none can have greater zeal tin- the,welfaie and prosperity
of the County of Lincolki, than,
Gentlemen,
Yourfaithful arid obliged humble Servant, -
ROpERT
.V Ylsltß.

Dover.strect, lune 73, 7502

To the NOBILITY, GENTLEMEN, .and FRE EIIOLE.,.
ERS of the COUNTY of-LINCOLN.

YOUR most respedahle •Rerresentative, Mc: ,
VYNER, having declined. the Honour of again offering,"
you his Services oh the Dissolution of the present Paviia.-
mer.t, (and every good Man must lament the Cause he assigns.
for it-), an oaasion is now faitly, given toThe County, to ex.
ercise its free Choice in the ElettiOn of its Representatives,
awl it is requested that the Promise of Votes may be sus-
pended till the day of Nomination;
rith June, rS,z.