The Sun.
London, England, 1804-08-04 00:00:00

MIDDLESEX ELECTION.

COACHES will be provided at the following
Places on MONDAY 'MORNiNG. at Seven o'Clock
precisely, and every Moining during the Elettioni at the same
hour, for the purpose of conveying' the FR E EIIOLDE RS
in the Interest of GEORGE DOULTON MAINWAR-
I NG, Esq. to and from Brentford,
The Pantheon,. Oxford-road.
Parliament street.
Opposite St. James's Church Piccadilly. Opposite Fumival's Inn, Holborn.
Cierkenwell Green.
Islington Green.
opposite Whitechapel Church.
Opposite Shomlitch Church.
Court-House, Wellclose-squars.
Sitadwell, opposite the Churclt.'
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TE it Remembered by every *Freeholder of the
County of Middlesex, that the following Persons have
been the principal Associates and Friends of Sir FRANCIS
BURDETT, during his political life, and the framers of his
political creixi:
JOHN HORNE. Tocia.s, Esq. alias PARSON Nokia, Of
Brentford ; who WAS tried for high treason in 5794.
JOHN Facial-, heretofore an Attorney and Delegate to the
National Convention of France, but afterwards struck off the
Roll, and sentenced to the pillory.
Iona: Aueus-rut. BONNIV, Clerk to JOHN Farisr, then
Attorney, and Member of the London Corresponding Scciety,
arraigned for high treason in 4794:
Para& FINART Yi formerly Printer of that treasonable Irish
Paper The Press, who was convicted of Sedition, in Dublin,
where he stone; in the Pillory en College green; and, /tar.:
rowly escaped flogging' for wearing the Rebel uniform in
prison. The Press was the property of the traitor ARTilua
O'CONNOR. FINARTY now writes Sir FRANCIS BUR-
n cvr's hand-bills, and his lying paragraphs in The Morning
Chronicle...

FAItikILLi• an naive Agent at the last Elation for
Sir Fit ANCill BURDVIT, and since sentenced to perpetual
imprisonment. at Lisbon, for uttering forged Hank Notes.
ARTHUR O'Consoa, acquitted of High Treason at Maid-
stone ; but afterwards, confessing his own guilt, and impeach-
ing s , his associates, he was only transported; and is now
.ad..
vtsing Bonapartehow he may best succeed in plundering and
desolating this.Couutry.
And last, though not least, Colonel DMARD, who was
hanged' for High Treason.

MINERVA-OFFICE.
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Where may be had, - •
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DR. SHAW's'ZOOLOG V, VOL. V.
-This •Day was published, with near an Hundred Plates,
Price Two Guineas And a Hall, or Three Pounds Sixteen
• • - 'Shillings, large Paper,
THE FIFTH VOLUME of the above Work;
being the last on the Subjed of FISHES.
Printed for G. Kearsley, Fleet-street: •
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