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,ettperscribed " Manufacturers' Ito-
Ve.eon;linivittin."

TO,TIIE GENTLIMEN, CLERGY,' AND FREEHOLDERS
OF THE COUNTY or SURREY.
THE Committee for conducting the Election of
CHARLES NICHOLAS PALLMER, -Esq,, return
their sincere thanks for the warm and unqualified assurances of
'support, which have been received in the progress of their
Canvass; and on the active and persevering exertions of the
Friends of that Gentleman, they rely with the utmost confidence
of his success. -
• 'the Committee think it right explicitly to state the perfectly
Independent principles on which the Votes of the Electors are
solicited on behalf of Mr. Parini, He is attached to no party
'—a friend to the revision of the-Corn Laws—to the Improvement
of the Religious-.and Moral condition of the NeFroes.
Such as may prepare them for a participation in those civil
rights and privileges, which are enjoyed by other classes of Ilis Ma-
jesty's subjects, at the earliest period that shall be compatible with
thewiell 'being of the slaves themselves ; with the safety of the Colo-
nies, and with a fair and equitable consideration of thb interests
of
private property."
He pledges, himself to uphold pus invaluable Constitution in
Church and State—to maintain alike the Dignity of the Crown,
and the Rights and Privileges of the People—and to exercise
unreinittinFly in Parliament, -a careful and dispassionate, judgment
on the various and complicated questions of our Domestic Policy.
The early attendance of the Freeholders at the Poll, at Guild-
ford, on TUESD4Y next, 'in support of Mr. Polluter, ,is respect-
fully. and earnestly solicited.
K i ngston-upon-Thames.
• Vide "Uninimous Resolution of the House of Commons,
May. 16, 1821"

TO THE FREEHOLDERS OF NORTHUMBERLAND.
Grritutex,
HE PARLIAMENT is now upon the eve of
T its DISSOLUTION,' and I shall immediately leave town
and return among you. .
It gives me great actiffactiort that in the short period which
has elapsed since I left the County, I have had an opportunity of
proving to you tuy determination, if I have again the honour of
being Teturned by: you to Parliament, to discharge my duty with
seal, integrity and independence.

1 have pledged myself. in the noose of Commons, to bring
before the nest Parliament tho Subject of a Petition,. which how
been entrusted to me, and l renew that pledge to you, in the
convi..tion that my Constituents are never indifferent to what
appears to be an Attack upon. tlittaiberty of the Subject.: '
The language of confidence is so finniliar to all Candidates, aud-
io so often employed by them to promote, rather than declare, their
success, that I shall content myself with• thanking *O,,
sincerely and warmly for the
.great. etwoupagetnent which ,you have:
given me to expect 4. complete triumph at the approaching Elec.
tints; and with en assurance that 1 shall not abandon' that hope,
while• a Freeholder remains unpolled in. tbe.County.
. .I have the honour to he, Gentlemen,
Your grateful and devoted Servant,
THOMAS WENTWORTH:BEAUMONT. •
14, Saint James's-place, 11/iy,3o, 1826.