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London, England, 1802-07-17 00:00:00

Wirtpole, July ,4th, 11'402.

TotheGENTLEMIA CLERGY, and FR EEiIOLDEKg
- of the COUNTY of YORK.

OkNTL:EMES:f . , • , . .
A CCEP'[' my sincere Thanks for the high Hc•
.L.I. nour you have this day conferred on me; by eleaing
me for the fourth time one of your Representatives in Parlia-
ment. - I kel the value of the trust you share reposed in
me, and will endeavour to discharge its inipertant tithetion3
with that independence and faithful assiduity, which duty and
gratitude alike inspire. - •
I. am, Gentremen, - • •
Your obliged and faithful Servant, ' '
W. WILLIERFORCE.'
York; July 12, iSez. . .

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, andr It E EHOLDERV

- of the COUNTY of.YORK.
DER MIT me to return you rnv most
T:.:anks for the Honour you have this day' a second time
conferred on me, by your unanimous Suffrage in eleCting nit
one of the RepresentatiVes. in Parliament 01-this extensive
and opulent County. ' • • -
I Teel the greatest satistadhon and prida in,. being thought
worthy of the confidence 'you have now again reposed in Me ;
and it will,he my utmost endeavour to repay that confidence,
and the opinion you have manifested of my Parliamentary
Conduct, by an unremitted attention to the Interests of tlici
State, 'and those which peculiarly • attach to this -great and
resyedable County,
I have the Honour to remain, with the most lively senti-
ments of Gratitude and Respell,,
Gentlerrieni-
'Your most obliged and most devoted humble Servant,
York, Julsr. rz. HENRY LASCELLES.

TotheGENTLEIVIF.N,CLIni.C.;Y,and FREEHOLDERS
• of the COUNTY of WILTS.
rrHE Unanimity with wflich you have once more
eleaed us to the highest Honour that an Englishman
can receive from the hands of his Fellow Subjeds, demands
and deserveseur most grateful Acknowledgments.
Our Thanks, indeed, are particularly -due to you, for thg
unlimited confidence you have placed in us during the dis-
tresses of an expensive War, and during the pressures of a
providential Calamity, as, in no one instance, you have
thought it necessary, either by a Test or Public Instructions,
to remind ,us of our Duty, or to call for any change in our
opinions. We desire, however, to attribute this uncommon
compliment to your friendly and indulgent partiality towards
us, and not to the personal merits of, Gentlemen,
Your ever faithful and obliged humble Servants,_
Wilton, A MB. G ODDARD.-
July is, iSos. li. P. WYNDHAM.

To the G ENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and'FREEHOLDERS
of the COUNTY of WARWICK.

• CENTLEMEN,
ALLOW me to assure you of the high Sense of
Gratitude which I feel -for the Honour you have con-
ferred upon me, in the Eledion of me as one of your Repre.
,sehtatives in Parliament for this opulent and commercial
County. Nothing can be more flattering to nth 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
of our glorious Constitution, and to promote the Interest,
Welfare, and Prosperity of the County of Warwick.
I remain, Gentlemen, with the greatest Respedl,
Yourdevoted and humble Servant,
DUGDALE STRATFORD DUCDALE,

Merevale,
jay 14, 1802.

TotheGENTLEMEN, CLE RGY, and FREEHOLDERS
of the COUNTY of WARWICK.
GENTLEMEN,
Renfro you my most sincere Thanks for. tht
I distinguished honour you,have this day conferred upon
me, in eleding me a fifth time your Representati've in
Parliament.
Such a long series,of favour,- during the gteater pars of my
life, woultlawaken sensations of Gratitude in the most
grateful—but in ME it prOdUCes sentiments, if possible, of a
higher natpre. I feel 'convinced, without arrogance, that
you arc satisfied I have:done my duty..
I have made so many promises to, you heretofore,' that
have now none left to ntake ; but what is better, I Mae kept
them all, and you have nothing to fear.
With this mutual exchange of Confidence, I shall recom-
mence, my Duties, and have the Honour' to be, with the
deepest sense of Gratituile and ttachthent) '•' '
• Gentlemen, •
Your greatly obliged and faithful humble-Servant,
G. SHUCKBURGI-I,
Shuckburgh, July cz, ISos.

I'oliE SOLD, ---.---
• , •
Cornmdious I? WELLING ' HOUSE,
Coach-house for three Carriages, Stalled Stable
A with' r
e r y
tor six'Horset, ar ti• a small Walled Carden well stocked with
Fruit Trees, and a- large Hot_ house, with a great variety of
the best Vines in lull bearing, situate in the Close of the
Cathedral Church of Lichfield, and of which immediate
posSossion may be. had. The Poor's Rates have not yet.ex—
ceeded 31. per ann. to the occupier, a separate provision
having beeh established for them. '
.. .
• Application maybe made by Letter, addressed to J. Daniell,
Esq. Aldridge Farm, near .VialsaL,,Staffordshire.