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London, England, 1807-05-09 00:00:00

HANTS ELECTION.

wii!cbefler, May 8, 1807.
AT a Meeting of the Committee for condufling the
Ele;Sion of Mr. churjr: an .1 Sir H. MILDMAY, held
this Day, for the purpofe of taking into confideration the propo-
+ion made in. the Committee for co..duding the cleat in of the
Honourable W. Herbert: •

JOHN BLACKBURN, Frq in the Clvdr;
Ttt folved, That the folinwing Litter he addrefred t. Ti RVOrse
CLARK,: JERVOISE, Elq. as Chairman of the Hon W. Herbert's
Committee.

N SIR, The Committee for concluding the riciftion of Mr Chute
and Sir 13,.nry 'Mildmay, 'do not think themfelves at liberty to
accede to the overture made by the friend of Mr. Herbert.

" It was the anxious will' of thole who fupprrtcd the caul:: of
the firft mentioned Gentlemen on a late ocean!) (manifefted at a
public meeting) to prtferve the peace of the County, by a corn-
prornife ; which was rendered impmdticable, by a peremptory de-
clar ration of the oppetim• Candidates, that they would perf, vac in
the joint offer of their f"ervices to the Courty ; and as the flrergth
of the County is now known to he decidedly in favour e Mr.
enure and Sir Henn,/ MILDMA , by an adlual Cantrals, car.-
folly made, the Committee think it extremely improbable that
the Gentlemen of the County. in their Interclt, will accede to a
foggeftion fur withdrasvirg tither of then.
" The Committee for themfelves, can only fay, they think they
thould ill difcharge the duty they owe to the Country at. large if
they were to rccosnmend It.
.` I have the honour to be, &c &c.
" JOHN BLACKBURN, Chairman."

HAMPSHIRE ELECTION.
AT a Namernns and Rerpeftable Meeting of the
Fre( h Iders of HAN I'S, relident to and near London. held
this Etlt dad of May. tao,, at the London Tavern, in pnrfnance
of pehlic notice, for the purpofe of adopti.l the moll etTedtual
means for irciiring the eleation of Mr. CHUTE, and SirIiENRY
P. sr. JOHN MI:.DMAY, Bart.
GEORGE WARD, Efq in the Chair.

Rerolved unanimoufty, That it is the opinion of this Meeting,
that, after the unconflitutional mean: by which the laic Eledtion
for this County was carried, and the condudt planed by its late
itlenabe 5 in Parliament, the 'Freehold. ris ttf biampihire are more
peculiarly called upon. by the well timed appeal which his Majefty
has trade to his People, at 'this important trill", to fupport the
Avalon of Mr. CUL TE, and Sit HLNRY P. Ss. Joan MILDNAT,
Bart.
Rerolved unarimntfly, That it is the opinion of this Meeting,
tiaat it is indirpenfibly requite that County Members Mould
prirefs cotdiderable landed property within the counties they rc-
vrefent, otherwire they cannot have that in•ereft in common with
their Conilituenta, which is Cu effential t -. the sv, Vase and prolix-
shy of the one, and the influence and ref-peel/Linty of the other.
Refalved unanimoufty, That W1E1.1.111 CIIUT E. Efq. and Sir
B. P Ss. Jour: hisiasear, Bart. being d fcendtd froin families
long re fident In Haropfhire, poffvfting confiderable landed property
thrsein, and from their known 1 oyalty and Attachment to the
em.ftltution in 'Chitral wad State, are fit anti proper Perfons to
servTent Vat great and optilett County in Parliament.
, , - ... •
Refolveta unavimoully, That Vitz,s4asst Coure, Efq. bt his
faithful and diftzterefted fervices for diustm years, as our Rspre•
ti.i.tative. an Parliament, and Sir
of J. MILDINAT. Bart by
-191.
his late manly dell as o invad: nil and both of them by
their conduct .it the late Eke-Ilan, pole sthe ltrongcft additional
elaiaus to cur fupport at the caning rt,..4i00. .
Refolpta Unanimbufly, That, adluated by there motives, the
iiifons prefent at this Meeting will individually-ay.(' colledively i
tre thin. utinaft exer tior.s to feeure the eirelion of Mr. Chute and
flit it RlPelmay; and they earned'', call upon all the loyal and hide-
pendast Freeftolders of the County ri• unite In an early and vigo-
rout (uPtsert of-thole Gentlemen, and to evert their introit-endea-
vours to pro Cure a tmnitrous attendance of the Pr. tehuldent at
Vfitichefter On Monday, tit* z ads lodant, being the day' of notni-
tadon and cleetisn. ' • • • .
Reolved unardmoufly. That tiuSelterulations he infested in
the hiewfpapszs, and traufraistsal to all the Towns and Villages in
the Couuty. • • • •• .
Rcrolved, Tsat the Gentlemen relent forts? a Committee, and
St every day fforn TWO to Three o'ClOci, at, die Grecian Coffesi
'Hours, h. the Temple, London In order to ree-ivz. communien •
lions, which are regretted to be ad:fretted to Edward Versed
Utterron, Efi Chairman of that CoMMlttee. ' •
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Refolved unstamoully, That the thankli of this Meeting be gives
te the Chairman. (Signed) GM). WARS), Chairman.