The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-16 00:00:00

GEN EP.AL ELEC l lON.

To the WORTHY 'and I'NDEPENDEN'T ELECTORS
of the CITY and LIBERTIES of WESTMINSTER.
GENTLEMEN,
T Embrace the earliest. moment to return you 'my
I sincere 'and
.grateful thanks for the honour you have
done me, in again eleCting me one of the Representatives of
this great.and opulent City.
You may rely on my making every return in my power for
this additional proot of your confidence and approbation, by
a stria attention to my duty in Parliament, and using my
utmost endeavours to discharge the impOrtant trust you have
reposed in me; with honour and integrity.
'I am, with the greatest gratitude and esteem,
Your much obliged and faithful humble Servant,
GARDNER.

To theGENTLEMEN,CLERCY,and FREEHOLDERS
of tbe COUNTY of NOTTINGHAM,
CENTLE6I,ENt
T Return you my sincere Thanks for the Honour
you have this day conferred upon me, in eleaing me again
one of your Representatives;. and I "will endeavour, by a
constant attention, to my Duty in Parliament, to Merit the
Confidence you have been pleased to plaCe in me.
I have the Honour to be, •
Gentlemen,
Your obliged and obedient Servant,
• WILLIAM 'IIENTINCK.
Nottingham, July r3i-ISoz. •

TotheGENTLEMEN,CLERGY, and FRE EHOLDERS
of the COUNTY of WARWICK.
GENTLEMEN, "
•T Return you my most sincere Thanks for the
1 distinguished Honour you have this day conferral upon
me, in eleding me a fifth time your Representative in
Parliagient. ,•
Such a long series of favour, during the peater part. of my
life, would awaken sensations of Gratitude in the most un-
grateful—but in M. it produces sentiments,• if possible, of a
higher nature. I feel convinced, without arrogance, that
you are satisfied I have done my duty.
I have. made so malty promises to you heretofore, that I
have now none left to mike; but what is better, I have kept
them all, arei you have nothing to fear.
With this mutual exchange of Confidence, I shall recom-
mence my Duties,..and have rile Honour to be, with the
deepest sense-of Gratitude anti Attachment, .--
Gentlemen, •
Your greatly obliged and faithful humbie Servant,
G. SHUCKBURGH EVELYN.
Situckburgh, July`tz, 1802. •

TotheGENTLENIEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS
of the COUNTY of WA kW iCK.

GENTIALIN„ ,
ALLOW me to assure ?on _of the high Sense of
Gratitude which I feel for the Honour 'you have con-
ierrett upon me, in the .EleClion'OflTlC as one of your Repre
st.nratives in Patna:fie/it for this opulent and commerLial
County. Nothing can be, snore flattering to me Than the-
very general Countenance and Support I have received upon
the present occasion. I shall- always make every exertion in
my power to discharge the very important Trust you have
reposed in me, with Fidelity, to preserve the envied blessings
()Four glorious Constitution, and to promote the Interest,
Welfare, and Prosperity of the County of Warwick,
I remain, Gentlemen, with the veatest Respea,
.Yourdevoted and. humble Servant. •
EIUGDALE STRATFOIZD T;WGDALE.

Merevale, •
July 18a=.
TotheGENTLENIEN, CLERGY% and FREEHOLDERS
of the COUNTY of YORK.
GENTL.TALN,
ACCEPT my sincere Thanks for .the high Ho_
noun you have this day confer-Ad on. me;- fiy eleeting
me for the fourth time one of yotir Representatives in Yap lia-
Meat. I feel the value of the, trust you have reposed. in
'me, and will .enoeavour to discharge its inyvrtant tunetions
tvVith that independence andfaithfulassidnity, which duty and
gratitude alike inspire. •
am. Centlenien,-
Your obliged•and faithful Servant.
W. WILBERFORCE.
York, July 12, tBcz.

To the INDEP,,ENDNTELECTORS of the tOItOUGH

of LEOMINSTER.

GENTLaMEN,.
r-pi-icissue of.a'Contest in which your zeal and
I steadiness have ensprel me' success, derhands my
warmest acknowledginents't 'and you will. permit me to add
the assurance, that I will anxiously and unifornily endeAvour
to; render myself worthy the-situation you.have placed me
in:. I trust that you %%Al not repent.of your choice; and that
as haVe favourtbi v judged"of my intentions, the Upright-
nes's of my condu will ensure inc yOur pernianent support.
Unfett4.red 12y • fatty Conne4ions, I shall enter or. my
Parliamentary duty with a determination to promote every
measure that shall be in my jildgnient conducive to the in-
terests of my Country, or of my Constituents in. particular ;
slid to reprobate every attempt to infringe the law or spirit
of the Constitution.

Such is.ihe pledge I offer you, Gentlemen, and upon very
due adherence to these. prim'Aples, I desire to be judged by
you when you shall again have occasion -to exert your priv
lege of Elec.lion.•
' I have the honour to be, .
GENTLEMEN,
Your grateful and devoted Servant,
CHARLES KINNAIRD.
C rosvenor-street,
July 14, 1802.