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To the GENT E. E MEN.CLERGY, anti FREEHOLDERS

of the COUNTY of NOTTINGHAM.
CENTLEMLN, ,
pERMIT me to aosoreyou of the high sense of
gratitude which I feel for the Honour you have this
day conferred upon me, by eleaing me one of your Repre-
sentatives in Parliament ; an Honour,. the valtie of which is
greatly enhanced by the very tlatteting manner in which,you
have been pleased to afford me your unhiasi;ed and unanimous
Support. Fully sensible of the importance of the trust
\VIM!) You have reposed in me, I shat earnestly endeavour,
by an independent and faithful discharge or its duties, to tes-
tify my gratitude, and to • prove that your Coulikioace I,ot
unworthily bestowed. •
. I have the Honour to'be,
With the greatest Kespe& and Attachment,
Gentlemen,
Your much obligixl and faithful-Servant,
A. H. EYRE:4
Nottingham, May 9, 1803.

To A FREEHOLDER of the COUNTY of NOTTING.

HAM. ..
•
HAVING observed ydur Letter in. THE SUN
and the Star of Friday last,. addressed to the Gentle.
men, Clergy and Freeholiers of tfli euenry of Nottingliam!,.
in which you call upon the Candidate who had osteedhiirt;i,
self tdrepresent them in Parham:el'. for sonic ex otieetien et:
a certain Passage in his Adirertiseitient, I mane a paint vt at-
tending the Eledion this Day; and I had the pleasure to
hear him allude to your Letter in a manner, that sevined t 4
give general satisfadion. In the course of hiS Address to the •
Freeholders, be made use of the Ca; lowing words —", I ant."
tinder the necessity of Calling your attention for a few mu.:
" miens to a Letter which has appearediti the London Pa.:
'4 piers, addressed to • the Gentlemen, Clergy, and freelu,lit.:..
" era of the County of-Nottingham, end signed a Freeholder.
" That Freeholder has called upon me to take this opportu-
" pity of giving some explanation of a Passage in an -Adver-
" tisement, -which I found it necessary, to publish, to.do
" away the ciket ofsome Reports that were iii circulation,
" as unfounded as they were injurious to my Charatier
" anti he shall have that explanation openly and ingenuous-
" ly. . • • .
" The Passage which he wishes to hive explained is,
" where I IlientiOned as one motive for Mylisecointnga -Can-
" didate on the present occasion, that I entertained ;AP earpest
" wish to restore to then Class .of Country Gentlemen seine
" share in the Representation .of the Comity.. If tins ex•
pression had been meant to imply (as the Freeholderseems
" to understand) that the Representation of this County had
" been unconstitutionally' with-held from the Country
'" Gentlemen, oe.that it had been vested in Individuals who
"" were improper to hold it, the asset-titan woeid have been us
contrary fanny feelings as to-truth,' There is not .a 111311
earth for whom 1 have a higher respect than your late
"-Representative, Lord William Lientinck : and there cannot
" be a stronger proof, of my thinking your present worthy
" Member a proper persdn to represent you in •Parliameht,
" than fhst I *.wa the 'Man who proposed hint. It itas hap
that of late: years the Represeetation of this County
" has been exclusively confined to dill:lent Individuals.. of
" two Noble families ; end many Country Gentlemen, like.
" myself, whose moderate independence is apt to inspire
thenewithan honest pride and a Just tenacibesness-of their
privileges, though titr front being dissatisfied with their
" Representatives, began to entertain some jealousy, leSt a
"-favour; 'which, had been so uniformly eenteered, mieht is
A' time be considered as a right. Under the batluend"ofthese
feelings,- I. inserted the
.Passage-. winch has been anirnad.
" vernal upon ; and •I hoped, that by the:ph:sear favOurable
" opportunity for a Gentleman of that Class to heeome a
Candidate, all cause of jealousy would- beeremeVed. - To
" prove, however, that such a jealoney. had na, tonsidatien.
" on the present occasion, it is
.oply necessary to appeM to
" the honourable and. -Voluntary resignation of your .late
much.respeelixt Representative,. and to the libe.telity: and
" disinterestedness of the Noble, Family. vith, whom he is
tanmeetedein thet taking advantage of CotUidCnee and
" partiality which this County hail sheivn theta on so many •
former occasions, to interfere in bringing forward a Succes-
".lore Such, Gentlemen, is, the sense which .I ineent to
4, convey in to Advertisement ; anti' unless it had been •so
" understood by those. Gentlemen who; have, diane nee the
" honour to propose me to your notice, I could net have: ex-.
'' peded their support, As to courting. popularity by 'art-
" tul or dishonest means, I disdain the impetation.' I rte;
" ver founded any hopes of obtaining the approbation of my •
" Country on other grounds than an .honest discharge of my
duty, and an ingenuous Ovowal of my principlei.'
Thegreatest part of-us who were present, had alayays 0117
derstood the Passage. alluded to In the.eenseatow pet upon
it ; and to those who had any, doubts in their minds. reSi.7:4-.
ins; its import, the full explanation .gialen- by the Candidate
scented perlealy satisfadory. .'• .

A BROTHER FREEHOLDER.
Nottingham, May 9► 1803. -

HOUSE AND 'MANOR,

_ • _
WANTED to PURCHASE; with te.,..Possessinn,
AAGO FAMILY HOUSE, if 'of 'Gothic
stile of BUilding the more agreeablz,, 'arid any quantity
of Land, from One to Five Hundred ajSO,tile Advow.
son of the Parish, with the_ prosped or an early Va.::ancy.
Any'Perkin having skigh an state. t 1.11.4i)0ie of, by di.
reding to L. M. B. to be left' at Mr. 'l'. Woc4ham'::. Sta.
tiOner,- No. 34, Holborn, will-be inunedOtely. attend,:d to,
and treated with on, liberal terms.... . .

FOR FEVERS, I.N FLUENZAS, COLDS, SORE
THROATS, RH EUNIAT S .41S, :CLUES, the Y EL:
LOW FEVER, 'ST,•ANTHON FI'RE, aird tOr
BILIOUS and IN COMPLAINTS.-
'AMES'S POWDER. -
f-TOUGH this Medicine has Outlived its Oppo.
- nen cs. and is becoMe a favourite! Remedy among the
.
most eminent at the Faculty, it is Singular that an early pre-
judice should still reiMin ut the minds Of some persona,
with regard to its safety: . but the experience of nuire than
half a century has shewn, the: danger attendin,.; its use
(however imlisereet) ,is.notcgreater than that of other
tines, which open the body ; and that it possess,:s this pe-
culiar virtue, that if no vitiated Bile, or otiver Matter, on
which it is ILltClitied to' ct, be contained in the Stomach and
Bowels, it usually passes oil without any sensible eilettr.
'Po this Old prejudice it is owing, that the:Pow:ller is com
monly given in doses too small: to carey off the Cemtpliint,
hose however wbo have hail the most-pi-iv:lice with I;tiS
'Medicine, acknowledge that the tree administration of it in
large doses has occasioned less inconvenience and greater suc-
cess: It should be given as -soon as possible after the attack
of a Fever, or any such violent atiettion ; when it canittitAo
harm, even though the disorder be trot ascenta,ined ; and if a
Cure be not the consequence,, it will have tne good einct at
preparing the body for otricr Medicines which, the indieation
or the skill of the yraCtitiener stedl dire& tenure: is
the more necessary in cases of ddeo illness, where Medical
'advice is not to be immediateh, oldatued ; and tlwief,,r, all
persons in remote situations should be provided mill a reme-
dy, from which every advantage may be gained, :nut no risk
hicutrcii.' But here indeed a Cautton is- requisite,to guard
agant;it iinposition by counterteited preparations, whichi by
pawing a disappointment, and Often'evai a detriment,, to the
• Patient, tend to bring the original-Powder Into disrepu:e; it
maybe necessary therefore to repeat, that the late Dr. jairws
left in the hands of his Estectuers an Affidavit, which they
nithliShed at his decease, for the satistaCtion of . tha world ;
elating,. '' that lie hit never diselosed the Secret and the
Improvement of his Powder to any Persons, but lila Son and
Mr. NeWbety," front whom only thi;:•gennine NLdi4ne
be obtained.
It Is sold therefore, only by Francis Newbery, No. 45, St.
Yam's Chnnch-yard, a few Doors from the Corner of C.. 0 to-
side, London ; and at De. James's late House in hi
Street ; in Packets, Price as. 9d. each ; or in Bottles, con-
taining Iz, Packets, (as itiade up for the Army and Wavy,)
Price iI. 4s. Duties included : and as by'the lite Atl the
Duties are imposed upon Netheines for Foreign as well as
limit Consumption, Purchasers will be cafeful to observe,
tits: the Words ". Newhery, No. 4;, St. Pa 0,114," are en-
gtavvd in each Stamp. No others are genuine. •
N. B. As this Powder is found to be peculiarly efficacious,
in the Disorders of Horses, and in theDistemper:which is so
fatal to Dogs, particular ilirectious. are ow giYCa lot tli
use of it in the rioted Bill*.