The Sun.
London, England, 1818-06-15 00:00:00

CITY Or LONDON ELtCVON.

R. THOMAS WILSON b4-,a to,acknow-
ledge, with sincere gratitude, the very flattering re-
ception which be and his Friends have met With in the course
of their Canvass, and for the numerous voluntary offers of
itkpriort which be has received. The sliortnefts of the in-
tetval, will prevent Mr. Wilson haling the honour to pay
his personal respects to every Gentlemen of the Livery, and
he trusts the omission will be astiibed to its real cause. Mr.
Wilson has only to entreat tif the Gentlemen who have been
so kind as to promise biro their support, that they, arid his
Friends in general. will make a point of tarty attendance at
the place of Election on Tuesday next.

His Committee will meet in the tnean time, and during
he'ce:ntest, at the City of London Tavrn.

jeiferfs-square, June 13, ISM

To the FREEIIOI..nEFtS of the COUNTY of INVERNESS.
9111 i E DissOlution of Parliament just announced
j." renders it incumbent upon me immediately and most
respectfully to intitbate to you, that it is not my intention
again to solicit the honour of being elected your Representa-
tive.

Deeply sensible Of the favour ♦which first placed, and has
since Continued, Inc in that tlistinguished.sit nation, I cannot,
contemplate the Cessation of the public connection which has.
so long subsisted between us without feelings .of affectionate
regret.

Of the principles by which my. tundtict id ParllaitiOnt has
beeli regulated, I have already given yoo an aCCOtint. Through,
a period of sixteen years, full of momenidits events, my wishes
haVe been ardent both for all the gtrat interests of the
CoMitryi and fur the particular welfare of the County to
which lam boupd by so many ties. Bttt of any services that
I may have rendered to either, it Will perhaps,be safer for me.
to rest in the opinion which your kihtisiess thay have led you
to form, than to Offer anysentithent Of my own; for I indeed.
very sincerely lament that I frai'e not done more.

To the end of life I shall Cherist; with a grateful rinetn-.
prance of the honours ti-hich • yeu .ha ire cowlerted myna toe,
the wannest solicitude for the incteasiug improvenieht, pros-
perity, otui happiness of the comity Of I oreriiess.
I have the honour to be, with the greatest respect and
kezaid,

London; ithie fo,

Your tiiost obedient and deiute4i Servant,
CHAS. GRANT.

'hit Day was published, pier 6+. in boards; . . -•
A New Edition, being the Sixteenth, of • •
T HE
T wOPENNY POS,T
By-THOMAS BROWN, the Younger.,
Printed kr James Carpenter xnd tibn, Old Bond7street ;
and Thomas Wilkie, Paternoster-row. • • .
Of whom may be had, price si. iii hoards; with six co-
loured plates, THE. CUTTER„ in Five Lecturel uptiu thu
Aft and Practice of Cutting. Frimids, Acquaiutances, and
Relations.

Just published, price Ss, in bdards,
THEGIS of LlFL__a Non-Metlical Com-
mentary on the IndisciMitis arising from Human
Frailty, in which the Causes; Svmptunis, and baneful Effects
of Lues Venerea, Gonorrhoea, Strictures, Seminal Wehliiiass.
&c. are fully developed; Part 11. cotitai ii !! spine remarks nu
certain Female Complaints, in particidar Sterility; Part Ili.
etubraces• Practical Obseirvarions on Sexual Debility, •4el
Abuse, ;in Part IV. is a Series of Cassis Illustrative of the
preceding subjects, explaining theta rn K familiar mann.
and the whole addressed to the Youth and 'maturity of I,t)ti
Sexes. •

By GOSS and Co. Consulting Surgeons.
May he had at 40, Paternoster-row, 174, Fleet-..tref.t,
98, Cheapsidek 50, Piccadilly, Loudon ; and at all llooksel-
lers. • •

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day, at their house ; and Patients in the Coontre arerequested
to describe minutely the Case,enclosing a Remittance for
vice and Medicine, which can be fnrwardd to airy lien of the
World.

Goss Find Co. M.R.C. Surteouii 13i BoOverie;Stre et, Flcvt-
3trrct, London.

MONEY to tie Aittottiit Of a iJilJinn I;era iy
to he.adiianced, upon Mortgage of Freehold Esta•
in England, or for Aniriities secured on Property in any p
of the United Kingdom, for which from 10 to ttittiits.t+44-
chase will he given; also upon Life Intersst, arising ft, rn •
-Wills, Marriage Settleruems, Widows' ,WiWinres, 'Money in
the Funds, Church Liviik*ik-witif maitiwiAigible-personal secu-
rity; also in the ptirchase bf Reversions and-Post Obit Bonds.
Mutters of magnitude prelerred, and promptitude and secrecy
invariably observed.

Apply, personally, -between Nine and Fii,, or by Lett,r,
to the Director of the Natitinitl Bank, No. 8, LuWe john.
street, Goldeit,Stitiatc

1111ALBY'g GENUINE CARMINATIVE is
Jur. superior to all other Remedies for the Wind, Per,-
lugs; convulsions, and those Disorders in the Stoniach and
Bowl of Infante, which prove fatal to so many under
the age of two years. It
,i 4 equally efficacious ;
Fluxes, and othei Complaints in the lutestinet of grown per- ,
suns.

This ihraluable Cordial Medicine, ihventcsl by the lati
Mr. deisepli Dal by, A emtliecary, is now prepared by hit danei,
ter, Mrs. Franc es Gell, and her sons, to whom alone he. bee
eineathed this -.l.toperty by his it • sOld only by F:
Newbery and Sons, at the end established Wareh‘mee.No. .4 ,5;
.the East Eno of St. Paul's, tine thitd house filth
price is. Sd. a bottle; nut if prtiedicd elgewhtre, he ,:tire to
atk for " CarMinative." and see that the nautili
F. Newbefri" it engraved in the stamps.
Sold also by J. sainc,,..r,-1.), Oxford-s- e.•t; Rnrehell. Lot
acre ; Hawkins, Bood•street; 'rage, Middle-row, Holbuio;
}lard in Royal Exciiangei cud kiartis, Lueisate-atteett.