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SEPTEMBER '9' 1:804.

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FRIES.' •

To the FREEHOLDERSof the -COUNTY of DUM.

'CENT LEmEx-, • Edisiburgh;l3th Sept. iSo4.
A VACANCY baiting happened in the-Repre
•
sei.tatiOn of your County in Parliament,, by the Death
of your late respedable Member, Sir Robeit LaWrie; I
take the liberty of-odring myself.to your notices a Can-
didate to succeed him.
I should hardly have _ventured on this step, which argues
so much presumption, if I had not received encouragement
from severalAuarters, equally respectable• from personal cha-
rader, troni•rank, front property, and front political princi-
ples. Under these, circomstances„ lam led to flatter myself
tact my pretentious in not be disagreeable to the County
at large.
The Family to which I belong, and the Interests by which
I am supported, render it unnecessary for me to make pro-
• session of my Political Opinions. They are the ,same with
thoSe which 1 know to be entertained by a great majority of
the Freeholders; and therefore, it you dome the Honourto
collie; on no the important trust of Representing you tit Par-
liammt, you cannot doubt that my conduct in the House of
Commons will be consonant with your wisites: certain I am
that it • shall always be .1+ reC..lett to the inaintenance olonr
present Constitutiop; against every attempt to overthrow it,
under the specious eretesicc of improvements and reforms.
I propose to take inmactliate occasion to pay my personal
respects ti every freeholder,- as far Is I can possibly accomo
')iitit it before the day of ; and I trust, 014 where
1.1
.(14 IVA, it witt not be ascribed to dosrespret, •tsp,:cially as
the state of ply health at present does ribs admit of my tra-
velliiig with rapidity.
~1 have the Honour to be, with sincere .resped and attach-
ment,

c.s.ra rt.Esitet.
Your most ob,:dieur, laud tairhfuut humble Servant.
101-INSTONE ROPE.

• I shall take thwearliest opportunity of acquainting you-
with the day thrett rur the Eleaton, wh,;.11 I hope to have the
Honour of a numerous and re'Veaublo appea.Mte 1n my
layout.

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COMMITTEE ROOMS, No. 4,' SE iti.t-srxEcT,'
LINCOLN's-INN,I -
A•
ugust32, ISo4.
COMMITTEE Rppoin,ect to carry into •
1. efnd the Resolutions entered into at the-Crown and An-
char Tivero, in the Strand, for Vindicating the, RIGHTS
of all the ELECTORS of the KINGDOM, outraged by
the late Retain by the Sheriff of Middlesex, request that
Subscriptions may bapaid at one of the tollowing places :
Messrs.. Thomas Coutts and Co. Strand.
----- Brown, Cobh, Stokes and Co. Lombard-street.
Ladbroke and Co. Threadneedle-street. '
,—. Charnbers'and Co, Bond. street.
IVeiton, Pinnome, and Co. Southwark.
And for the further convenience of persons residing at a
distance froth these Places, the following 6eotlemen have
already signified titieir concurrence to receive Sttbscriptions
in
their resp Olive Noighboirrhoods:
Mary-le.bone— Mr. Langley, Edgware Road; Mr. Ro-
gers,. No. 'B6, Oxford-street.
St. Ann's, Soho-:-Mr. Adams, Dean-street; Mr. Brain-
'well, No. 55, Greek-street; Mr. West, King-street, 50h0..-
. St. Martin's and St. Paul's, Covent-garde .—Mr.
Long-acre.
St. Margaret's and $l. fohn's-Mr. Medley, Dorset-square,
Cannon-row.
Sr. George's, Hinover.square —Mr. Benwell, No. a 6,
.South A ndley-street.
.St. latnees-*Mr. Moody, Carnaby-street ; Mr. -Row,
Bookseller, Great Marlborough-street.
Shadvveli-.Mr. Thomas Ashfield, MO-street..
• Limehouse--iltlr. Hague, N mow-street.
Southwark —Mr. Lee, Linen-draper, comer of Union.
street; Mr. ?level', Slopseller,oppusite St. Olavo's church,
I Tooley-street.
Chelsea and Brompton —Mr: Lee, No. 72, 'Sloane-street.
t St. Clement D4OCS -crown and Aochpr Tavern 4 Utiice
for. Mornirrta ',4-rairlk-te. ....„ •
St. Andrew's, Hott6rn, and St. George the Martyr—Mr.
cues, White Bear, Leather-lane ; Mr. Graham, Red-lion-
, square.
Rishopsgate--Mr. Michael Pearson, SpitaLsquare.
Mcx!rgate—At ttLe Globe Tavern.
; 'Brantford—Mr. S4U nders:
oa- The Committee continue sitting every Day at Twelve
o'Clock, where Communications will be received mid At-
tcl.deil to.

-The following were received' by Dr. BROIYUM, No. 9,

e toe SIR,
t* me to Tequeqt you will have the 'eontl.
nos to publishruy case, for the benefit of the gni
.1 :have 411Mred for many. years under a dreadful nervous &s-
-hider, hisonrach as it entirely ab;'orbeti awl deranged my' whole
ystein Various advice from the Faculty have rollowed,
.and have tried Most of the adveitised Nletlit.ines, without re.
ceiving any benetit whatever, until tUrrunate:y tecommended
to make Your NERVOUS CO KOLA L,
thanks to heaven and xou, 'have perfaly restored' me to
health and spirits. sh ill ever 'acknowledge with gratitude
anti esteem, the obligation I,ant under to you. and anti Sir,
!' with retpe4, your nnicixobligecl, and 1111:Mile
WILLIANI WILCOX.
No. 12, East-place, Lambeth, Aug. 4, 18,3.
' West Cows, March 24,, too;.
. A Letter from Stephen %midge, Captain of the Cowes Pas..
sage Boat, to At r. Alexander, Merchanriof Portsmouth.
St a--MY Child, when he. :Was two years of age, was .itf.
Meted all over his body with a dangerous Scorbutic Corn.
plaint,.which battled the skill of the Faculty, and in vain I
tiled all manner ofadveilised NhhlicinUS : until recommended
by a Friend who had sx peri the good • .1..114a 4Of Ur,
BRODU Nl's BOTANICAL SYRUP, orwhich I gave my
Child but a few small Rattles of the D0.6101*4 ineUmparable
Medicine, wriich in the course of 'a small period efietted a
perfect aire, and which is now three years since, and 'on ie.
turn of the Complaint has ever been visible. 1 am, Sir,. Your
humble Servant, STE:Pt-IL BURRIDC;:E.

Witness, S. -A LLXANDSR, 11 ercitain,, Portsmout -
The Botanic4l Syrup and Restorative Nervous Cor,lial, to
`he had at the house, No. 9, Albion-stteet; Ittackfriats-rdad,
in Bottles lit ti. es. t is: and 6s. (duty included.)
•-N. 11:—A, D. Swinton, the Proprietor (Son of Dr. Sw
Top:, Fellow of the Royal. College or Physi'Cians, London),
rimy be i',Oriftllted trom ten till three; or by letter, containing
the usual tic. •-• •
- • *** A Five Guinea Bottle contains,Six at US.

HEALTIi AND. 1401s1ViEVIri.
Di. JAMES's. ANALEPT`IC PILLS. ..
To obviate the Impositions which have long been
pradised in regard to this Medicine, a'small attention
only is requisite ; for as by favour of the Commissioners of
the Stanip-Otlice, separate Plates have been prepared tor
Mr. Newbery's use, with his Nine engraved in the Stamps,
the Imitation of which would be -a Capital Dancei the ge.
mai& Preparation may now be readily aseertained; it is
therefure.reeornmended to Purchasers not to open,any BOx in
future, unless they observe the
,words, " F. Newbery,
No; 45, St. Paul's,' printed iirxiw Statnp. . •
The super.nr ofthese Pills ijt Rheuntatisms and
'Colds, as well as in other COMplaints to which the hilinati
frame is liable. from the vicissitudes of our Climate, is
nrsally 4eknowledgen They are adthirably calculated for
Bilious, and other Disorders of the Stomach and .Bowels ;
for Head-achy occasioned by Indigestion ; and tier preventing
Palsies amid Apoplexies. so often the coiisequenue of Free.
Living. Recourse shouldle had to them .miter every
teas, and upon every- slight Indispoiition ; thaw tiniti'
well-known ehataeteristic of promoting Longevity will bt
maintained for by assisting nature, in she due discharge at
the animal functions, and by keeping tins Constitution, as it
in contactual repair, they pre,erve the Body in health
anent vi,gour, and prevent premature decay. They requite no
particular ConfineMent 'nor attCntioll to ',net, •
They arc said ui,iy. by V. Newt:l:try and Sons, at the Ware..
house tor Dr. James's Pciwder, No. 45', St. Paul's, a tetv ,
douri r rout Cheapside. LondOrt ; and at lir. lattits's late 116,0:e
us Britton-street ; in boxes pritx 4s. 6a. escim. Staintr.in4ll4.
tlt4 quabtity of Suer sum Laic box fur-al. Is. ;