Star.
London, England, 1802-07-08 00:00:00

of the COUNTY of OXFORD.

to the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS,

GENTLEMEN,
THE high honour which you have once con-
ferred upon me, in electing me one of your-R4refenta-
tives, emboldens me to folicit the continuance of your favour
at the approaching Election. Although I cannot claim the ad-
vantages which belong to age and experience, yet I truft you
will neverfind me deficient in real for ye,sr fervice, or attach-
ment to your intend ; and fure I am, that if you ihould think
fit again to repofe in me the fame trait which I have lately
held at your hands, I Mall endeavour to difcharge it, to the ut-
moft of my abilitkx, and with a conitant and faithful adhe-
rence to the true principles of our invaluable Conftitutionr.
With the areatcft gratitude foe your part kindnefs, I have the
honour to be, Gentkmen,
Your much obliged,and obedient humble Servant.
July sth, iSoz. FRANCIS A. SPENCER.

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS,

of tbc COUNTY of GLAMORGAN.

• GENTLEBICN,
ADISSOLUTION of Parliament being (portly
eapedted, I am induced by your former kindnefs again
to folicit the honour to r.pref.:nt you in the eduing Parlia-
ment. I have the fatisfadion to reficet, that ever Duce you
hilt honoured me with your confider •e, I have endeavoured
as difchargc my pug conk ent:oully, and (as I conceived) in
fupport of our molt excellent Coaftitution. If my attendance
latterly has not been fo coolant as I could with, I rely upon
your candour and liberality to impute it to the real eaufe, of
oceafionary ill-health, and not to any renanefs on my prt,
towards a County to which lam fo highly indebted.—l have
the honour to remain with much gratitude, Gentlemen,

Your molt devoted and obliged humble fervant,
THOMAS WYNDHAM.
Ounraven CaMe, June 26, stloz.

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY., and FREEHOLDERS

of the COUNTY ot SALOP.
GINTLEMSN
!CANNOT refleEt upon the diflinguithed Honour
A I have received in having been repeatedly elected One of
your Reprefentadves in Pariiament, without the fincereft and
warmeft Gratitude ; and I hope I lball not be thought prefump.
tuous in again Wain: myfilf to your Favour' and requeniug
your Attendance and Support at Cie General Meeting, which
will be held to nominate Candidates upon Friday the 9th
hillant. If lam then fo happy as to receive your Approbation,
I !ball take the liberty of foliciting the additioncl Favour of
your Votes and Interelt on the Day of Elcdtion, Wedneld4Y
the lath instant, which will ever be efteemed the highelt obli-
gation conferred upon, Gentlemen,
Your molt faithfulandobliged humble formic,
Hardwick, July t, t Soz. J. K YNASTON PO WELL.

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY. and IREEHOLDERS,
of the COUNTY of SALOP.

OuNrtsisteu,
HAVING had the diftinguifhed Honour of re-
prelinting you for more than at Years, and being now
arrived.at a period of Life when retirement from Public Af-
fairs would in many refpcdts be defirable, yet, as neither my
Age or Infirmities are fuel. as hitherto have prevented my at-
tendance in Parliament, and as my willies to (erre this truly
refportable County have rather increafed than dindullbed by the
long continued iuttances of Friendfhip and Indulgence, which
I have expediences! from every part of it • to which, 'ltt toe
add, the preQng felicitation of many Gentlemen of the first
canfequenee and refpettaintity, that I would again offer myfelf
to your choice, I prefinne once more to do fu, and to moat
the Honour of your attendance in my Favour on the days of
Nomination and likalon, which are flied for Friday the gth,
and Wailaefilay the ;eh instant.
I have the Honour to be, with the molt heartfelt Gratitude,
And deepril Sflife of all former Favours,
Gentlemen,
Your ever faithful and obliged hamble Servant,
`Hratidtono, July i. RICHARD