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TU E S'D AY, JULY 6, 18-Oz.

GENERAL ELECTION.

To theCENTLEMEN,CLERGY,and FREEHOLDERS
of the COUNTY of LINCOLN.

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. GENTLEMEN', • •
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TN NNdig most . flattering manner, six years ago,
1 yin delegated, to me; one of )he highest Honours that
could be conferred upon an Individual? by cleding me one
of your Representatives ;, and I ;hope, that during times of
uncommon difficulty, my condud in Parliament has evinced
my gratitude to you, and.attachment to the Constitution of
the Country. .. ,
It was not my" intention to, have addressed you, before a
dissolution of Parliament 'had' taken place, laxt observing
another Gentleman has offered himself as a Candidate, .I
should think myself deficient in mr attention to-the -Free-
-hoicicrs of the 'County, it: I. longer delayed to renew an offer
of my Services at the approaching EleCtion.
Allow me, theretbre, earnestly "to request a continuance of
yo!,:. former partiality; &surfing you, that m•y—hest elides-
o.. s shall ever be directed to the particular IntereStizt our
extmsirc County, and -, to the welfare of the Kingdom at
larce.
With great-respell andregard, .'' ..
. . -I haVe the.flonour to remain,.
- Gentlemen, -
.... . - - -
. • Yourobligetland obedient Servant,
. • - .
, . • - GILBERT HEATHCOTE.
.urosvenor-square,.une 19, 180 z.
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To the GENTLE-MEN, CLERGY and FREEHOLDW.;
• oftheCOUNTY of DORSET. -
crivrLEArEN,
A Dissolution of Parliathent having now taken
place,. I take the liberty. of again offering my Services,
for tie very great and distinguished Honour of representing'
yqu as one of your Members in.the ensuing-Parlianient.
I be so fbrtunate on the Day of 'Eleation. as' to be-
come again •the objecl of your choice, you may be, assured
that Shall; continue 6-observe the same independent Con_
Ilua.whielt, I Hatter myself, I lave hithert6 dude by a strict
attention to the just principles of our free'anti :excellent Con_
stitution, and /particularly to promote the Interest • and Pro-
specify' of my native 'County oy •,every-exertion in my power.
I have,the Flonout to' be,
- Gentlemen,• •
Your most grateful and very obedient humble Servant,
F. J. BkOWN E.
Frampton,- Tune 30, -1802.

To th:t GENTLEMEN, CLERGY andfREEHOLDERS
of the COUNTY of BEDFORD.
CtNTLEUEN.
YOUR partiality and good opinion have, during
four Pariianients, and for upwards of twenty years, con-
fi:led tc me the iwpsrtant mist of representing you in Parlia-
in;:iit.",' I again humbly solicit the continuance of your Sup-
port, gild I assure you, If you bestow onune this additional
mark 'tj, your esteem and confidence, that I shill discharge
with fidelity and gratitUtielhe duties of your kel*esentatii•e.
I am, Gentlemen,
With 'every sentiment of respect,
Your faithful and obedient humble Servant,
ST. ANDREW ST. JOHN.
Shepherd-street, May4air,
one 30, taoz.

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY.and FREEHOLDERS
of the COUNTY of RIYILAND.
13E very kind Reception with which we haveteen honoured throughout our Canvass, enab!es us to
desire the favour of your Attendance on the Day of. Election;in a thifident reliatice that you will think us worthy or your,
Choice.; this eXoeaatiOn as to obtain your' Suffrage it witi be
our datty and outplc,enre not to dienppoint.
We are, Gentlemen,
Your most devoted and most-htimble Servants,
•GERARD'NOE-L NOEL.
• • CARLERY.
Exton Park, July 2; IB6Z.

To the GENTLEMEN,. CLERGY, and FREEHOLD-
ERS of the COUNTY of, NGDON,
..LIROM the very flattaing Testimony di' your
Approbation, which I eXperieneed at the last Gen'eral
Eleaion, I am induced to offer myself again -as one of yoUr
iti:presematives in *Parliament: If I should be so fortunate'
as to .have that high Holtonr conferred upon me a second
time, by. the faVeur of your suyport at the ensuing RleeTion,
permit me to -assure •you it will be my earnest endeavour to
ciiseharge.that important Trust by a zealons'attention to the
Welfare of my Countr, and to the particular Inttrest of the
County of Huntingdon.
I have the Honour to remain,
Your most obliged and obedient humble Servant,
FREDERICK. MONTAGU.
Kimbolton Castle, June 29, iloz.

To the GEst-ripiErsr, CLERGY,'ancI FREEHOLD-
ERS of the COUNTY of 'HUNTINGDON.
HAVING now represented you in two succes-
,
sive Parliaments, I trust you will give the leave to
hope for a contimianceof that Hon Our. 'My attachment to
'the Interests ot. this County; • arising both from gratitude to
you and the .tesidence_and property of .my Family, is too
well ibunded, and my principles are too well known, to re-
quire from,me any profession of either : I therefore venture
to request thefavour,olyour Votes and Interests at the en-
suing Eledion. • I am sorry that the shortness of the time
makes it impradicable for me to pay my Personal Resvetis
to you individually.

1 have the. Honour to be,
With the greatest' resped,
Your most obliged and faithful hurrible Servant,
HINCHINGBRooK.

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, FREEHOLDERS,
and F RE EMEN'of the CITY of BRISTOL.
AS I am preirenred from having the Honour of
waiting on you in Persoh,to offerthe most sincere Thanks
for the Favours you have conferred on me, 1 take this me-
thod of declaring, that it is not without Regret I forbear to
solicit the Honour of representing you again in Parliament ;
at the same time I beg leave to assure you, that I am highly
.sensible of your Indulgence, -and the great Confidence you
have reposed in me. I shall never cease to consider with
Pride, the distinguished and truly honourable manner in
which I became your Representative in the two last Portia-
ments, nor shall I ever cease to speak of your' liberal Cori- ,
dud towards me during the whole of that time, which has.:
not left a CircUrristance for me to regret, except that I have
not had more frequent opportunities of being.. serviceable to
You. I shall never find words to express to my satisfattion
how heartily gratefutl I am for all your FavOurs. I shall in
every Situation, retain a due Sense of my Obligations to
you, and the same readiness to serve you, as if I had still
the Honour of representing you is Par?iament.
I 'am, with the greatest reaped and nrost sincere attach-
ment, • _

YoUr much obliged, and faithful humble Servant,
SHEFFIELD.

To the GENTLEMF.N,CLERGY,and EREEHOIDERS
of the COUNTY of CHESTER.

GENTLEMEN,
IN consequence Of the Dissolution of Parliainent,
and of your very worthy and highly respected late Re-
presentative, Mr. Crew; having declined to ulfer Himself ar
the approaching ElediOn again to represent you, I take the,
earliest opportunity of:renewing inx Address to you, and of
expressing an anxious Hope that I may be thought not un-
worthy. of the important Mist which he so long and so ho-
_nourably enjoyed, and I beg leave to assure you,- that should:
I be fortunate enough to obtain this mark of your COnti-
:dence,, a Situation.so truly honourable, will be accepted by •
me with the utmost Gratitude, and that 1 shall endeavour to
deserve it by a zealous maintenance of our excellent Consti-,
tution, by a diligent attendance on my Parliamentary-Duty,
ancLa stiet attention to the peCuliar interests of the County
of Chester.

I have the Honour to be, .',
. • Gentlemen,
. ' Your very faithful humble Servint.
Tatton Park, , . . WINI. IiCiERTON.
July z, illoz,