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London, England, 1802-07-31 00:00:00

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at. Jamres-cquare, 29th July, am.

To the WORTHY and INDIPF.NDENT FREEHOLDERS
of MIDDLESEX.

CINTLZPIEN,
IA ET iT RN you my moll grateful Thanks for
the z.alnu, inter& you have taken to fecure my Re-e-leetior,
and to place m, in th,:hi,;h and midi enviable fituation in wititzh
1 not,/ dant; retuned, at hr head of Cie Poll, as one of the Re-
prefentitives iu Pirllarnent for the fir* County in the King-
dom --,t is iii every way moll 11: truing tom), heart, flute it
avowedly hounded on your ap, .-. ,tine of my public condi"
and on your affectionate retied for what you are pleated fo
honourably to term my hereditary by the fervices of my
Father. I trait I need not now felon to profelhons of fidelity
to thof: principles which torten his memory to us all, and
wl-izti have been hithist,rkornie of my life. It has been my
en- it.in, ffelinl that I was delegated to the Commons Houle
of Patti :mint by yon, to ferve the People of England, not my-
fill, and to atfert gdutt ail encroachment the privileges for
widen our Ancdtor4 In glen-km(ly ttrualed. I have never
forgotten the facrrd charge; and though we have all, in com-
mon, to lament the jai ingenients that !rave been made on our
riislita, and the calrmiti s that have arifcn from a difaftrous
()Item, yet 1 ;tiVle the confolairn to relied, that by no vote of
mine have yuur Liberties 11,tts inirloged, or your burthens in-
cr....AA. In rn one inflow, are I bad the midhrtune to dif-
fer from the great, isidepaidetit, and enlightened body of coy
Coot lCootlitutnts.

As the Poll will now fernifh m.• with a coned lilt of my
Tril.n lg. it lb ell tim fail to he my fa-11,as it Is my hmettelt,duty,
to make my acknowledgments to you all In perfon.

I have the honour to he,
With the omit regard, Geralcmai.
Your fachful Servaut,
Gr.ORGE !SYNC.

To %wit:rill' and INDEPENDENT FREEMEN of the
BOROUGH of LANCASTER.

czwri.rNitu,
P were abut:, in language fufficiently pointed
I
ftrorg, to cs pref. my gratitude for the very high honour
you have this day conferred upon mc, in eh-Cling me a third
ti ne to ram fent you: ancient and molt refpettable Borough in
P.irianient, that language Mould infturly be feletted. Accept,
Dowevte, the (*dent tribute of a thankful heart, conjoined with
a fincere and nitift cordial promife, that, if my conduit for the
I-ft twelve year- has in any meafunt contributed to raife me
to the honour-aid,: Ration you have again called me to fiU,
my tutu.e a.ol uticeafing regard to the trult which you
Dave fa gtnerot.fti rypoled in me, Call not !ellen me in your
ett:wation. I 1,..g G:ntlemen, molt fulemnly to allure
yon, that w! i!ft in common with others, I fedulimay attend to
the g,nce..l hatreds of then tion, it will be the pride and plca•
fore of my life to Terre the Borough of Lanealter in par6eu-
la• —to fat:re its prae,.—to advance its profperity—.and pre
Terre, 'minified, is honour ! I am, Gentlemen,
With the (intactt attachment and efteem,
Your molt faithful and obliged Friend,
and humble Servant,
Luicafter, July 14, tBoa. JOHN DENT.

FIRST LOTTERY.

No• 4. CORNHILT-andNo. 97ci3ARING-CROSS.
TICKETS and SHARES 4re felling in great
variety for the firß of the three Lot tele.

T MC...
Ticket - - - - ZlB 3 •
Half - 9 5 0
Quarter - - - 4 15 0
Eighth - - - ‘2 8 o
Sixteenth - - 1 4 6

The Second Lottery will begin Drawing the ayth of Novem-
ber, and the Third Lottery the 14th April neat. Prizes of the
lait Lottery are paying in WI
T. BUM, Stock-Broker.