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London, England, 1803-11-10 00:00:00

THURSDAY, NOVEMBER To, 1803.

TotheGENTLEMEN,CLERGY,anti FREEHOLDERS
of the COUNTY Qf. GLOUCESTER.

CRNTLRMEN,
.„
AVacancy having occlgrecl in the Representation
of this count y 'in Parljamot, by-the atfiidthig' tient
O tbe
of the Death Dully much larrk,tred 'Father, I rake the
liberty ol;offerilg.iripiell to sum* iny Brother in that im. •
•porrant and distinguished situations in discharging the Duties
,of whicif ('should I belionoured with your countenance and
support) it shall be my anxious study, 'hy•an unremitting
attention to the interests an4l prosperity of the County, to
merit so flattering a mark of your approbation and confidence.
haire the'Honour to be,
Gentlemen,
Yourmost faithful and obedient
Humble Servant,
'R. EDWARD H. SOMERSET.
Badminton, Nov. 3, iVel3.
N. R.,,The Day of EleCtion being fixed for Monday the'
tith. instant, I beg leave earnestly to. request the honour of
youi early Attendance at Gloucester, in my favour on that
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".'To thePROPRI ETO RS of, EAST INDIA, STOCK.
LADgra AND OINTLZMIIN, .
THE "-flattering encouragement I received on my
SOMter,apPiieation, induces me now to air myself as
A a "'N DIDAT.E .to till the Vacancy in your Court, occa-
sione&by the Death of a late worthy Diretor.
Should your zealous support place me in that honourable
Situation, I will endeavour to merit your confidence, by de-
voting iny time to your important concerns,. and by exerting,
in your serVice, the "eipertence I 'have acquired by constant
application, in various situations, in India and Europe, both
at Sea anti on Shore. . ,• "
1 have the-I-innate to be, with the greatest Respea,
• . - Ladies and Gentlemen, - - • ~ •S
Your most obedient, anti devoted humble Servant,
101-IN JACKSON.
Broad-street Buildings,
London, the 3 ist9Ctober, 1803. i • ' ,

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FIRE ATICH.UGMLEIGH,..IN DEVONSHIRE.
N the Ni he of the t 7th of 4ugystlassot FIREi
broke at MU I. NI L E ['Gil; a Market town in DE-
VONSN.I RE ,wl4lllrom the long Drought,extrerne scarcity
of Water, andtimtiguity of Thatched' Dwelling and Out-
houses, in a few hours reduced to ashes nearly three.tburths
of the Town. In consequence of this calamity, the Inhabi-
?ants of those Premises are at present dispersed throogli the
remainder of the ToWn and the Neighbourhood in trOwded
Houses, thrown out of their usual employments, and reduced
to the extreme of Vistress.

The Committee who have undertaken the Office of inves..
tigating 'the -Losses occasioned by this melancholy Event,
ate enabled -to state that the aggregate of the Losses, exclu-
sive of what was insured, amounts to upwards of ELEVEN
THOUSAND POUNDS the greatest part of which has
been incurred by persons wholly unable to recover their
situations business, without the assistance of charitable
Contributions.
The Committee therefore take this method of laying the
Case before ther,,Publie' and or soliciting their Charity. _
'SubsCriptibits to be receive at the tbllowing Banks. -
London—Air *nes. Esdaile, and Co. Messrs. •Drunim
moods, Crofts, Devaynes, and Co. Hantmersley and Co.
lioldero and Co.: Child and Co. Willis and Co. Down
awl Co.
Exeter—Sir Iblin'Duntztrand Co. Messrs: Baring -anaVe.
Miltord and Co. Williams and Co.
Bristol—Messrs. Werra'', Blatchly and C*.
bun —Messrs Hobhouse and CO,
Taunton- Messrs. Brickdali'and Co.
Dorchester—Messrs. Corr ,and Co.
num__ moss r. rara..t004 Cv. •
An 4 by Mr. John Burgess Karstaie, 'jun., Attorney it LKVVi
6duttimoltee, Devon, to whom it is requested that all cum-
inurtiCations to the ComMittee may be addressed.
Niracifol the Committee.
Right lion. Earl FO ItT E SCU E.
Right Hon. Lord ROLL E.
WTON •

HOit, NEWTON FLLLO. S, M. P.
Sir.Stafrord Henry N'orthcote, Hun. Sit Tubb Wolf.A Sir
Lawrence Palk, M. P. Baronets.
1. P. Bastard, M. I'. Paul Orchard;'M. P. lames Buller,
M. P. Richard,lncledon Bury, Charles. Chichester,: ottics
Hall, Richartilviellinish, Henry Foote, Esqulres.
key. CliancetlerNutcombe,ill.4. Hole' John Churchill,
Rtchard Keats, W. M. Stowell, Peter Furze, lientjamin
Clay; 'tithes May, John' Hole, William Toms, Perry Dicken,
itobsyt Chichester William Radford, Clerks.
Order of the'Committee'
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JOHN BURGESS KARSLAKE, jun.
Treasurer and Sec:retory.

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Dated Chulmleigh, Sept. ta. Al.
Amount of Subscriptions already published Z. 1639 19 to
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