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GENERAL ELECTION.

•.111 THE INDPOENDENT FREEHOLDERS OF THE
COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX.
- OW IA
WIC
HAVING had the hrnnsr of reprefenting youin
the three laft Parliaments, I once more folleit per Veto tb
replace me in tint etiltinguifhed titration, feeling confoloes that. I
have not, ie day Mu juror -N/Irose, deslattd from Mae principles
which Brit recommended me to your Lorene. 1 hope to eohtlnue
through life a friend to ft:edam—an enemy to corruption—and a
ckterorined fupporter of ihri!c privileges which of tight belong .te
the people, In the kale of the Cooltitution.
I have the honour to be, Genrienies,
Your faithful and obliged Servant,
Wrotham Park,Odt. as, 11106. G. SENO.

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TO THE ORNTI.EMEN. CI.EROY, ANEI YEOMANRY,
INDEPENDENT FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY
OF GLOUCESTER.
IN the abfence my Uncle, Vice Admiral Berke-
L lry, who by an employment in the ferviee of his King and
Country, la prevemed from paying his perfonal repedts to you, I
take the liberty of foliating your Yates atAl Intrrefte to piaggPina
nail. in the high ,uartrpettable Situation of your Repreientadre,
a fits ationwhickbe has Idled more than twenty years.
Should this his mon mend! wilt be erowned with fueoefe, by
your kind furport, you may be affured -that his unremitting en-
deavours to promote the Fee:tare of the United Kingdom in ye.
neral, and the prat:city Sf hla Native Couuty in particular, will
be exerted With the gr uitlh pride and pleafure; and perrnil me tel
add, that you will, at the Essne tinte,eonter a hafting obligation ou,
Gentlemen. with great refpeet, •
Your obliged ind obedient humble Serrint,
Berkeley Cele, O. 25, 406. DU RSLEY.
The t lea ion being fixed fee Tburfday, the 6th of Novem.
bet, your early attcadenee as dim day is earneftly requetted.

TO THE WORTHY iNviIINDEPENDENT FREEMEN OP
THE TOWN AND PORT OF DOVER.
Beg leave to offer to you my will fincereacksow.
ledgments for the zealous attachment and friendly Connor;
you have fo kindly beftowed on me as a Candidate to reprefenc
your ancient and independent Town and Part, apd lam sappy to
alrure you that we may rely with confidimca ;pan our, ultimate
faeces, when 1 fbatl be woad of the oppentnedry of conVinelng
you, by every oft of eratetut remembrance that my endeavours
and anxious affiduity Midi best all time* dinetted to a Eject at.
tention to your commands, and to Study the belt weeps of pro,
muting your prokeriry ; and like the citadel planted upon your
commanding heights, immoveably determined to guard your pd-
, vikges and preferve yeareights.
I have the honour to he, Geotiernen.
Tour trulydevotod end obliged bumble fervent,
' Dover, OCtoberip. JOHN JACKSON.,
The Day of Ardtttnt Is fixed for Monier next. Mr. Jackftwen
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T 6 THE GENTLEMEN. CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS,
OF THE COUNTY OP YORK.
GINTLEMIN,
PARLIAMENT being Diffolved, I fake the ear-
u& opportunity In my power of COMMUlleliting to you my
intention of spin offering myfeif a Candidate for the honour of
Reprefenting you in Parliament
A period of ten pan 1,...tne elliptic! Once I was flrft placed In
the high and honouruble fitnatioo of your rpreferrative, t tenni
maurithout Peefumption rift my hope of future lemon ruttier•
iltspoyour judgment of nip pujxlic conduct, than upon pneral
profellions.
I am anxious, however, to avail myfelf of All opportnnty at
expraGng the deep leak of gratitude I feel for the libcrAnty and
indulgence have already experienced fre,tit yhu upon alf otcaSorni
Glace I have been engaged in the exerts ion bf weighty Me honor,
tint duties; to difeharge vAlich with fidelity flas,brep the coati•
nued Ara of my encreavours.
Should I again be deemed worthy of the high honour of heipg
one of the Reprefentatives of this great County, I !hall be molt
thankful for your (import. I have the honour to be,
With the penteft refpedt, Gentlemen, W
Your obligid and moil obedient humble fervent,
•7 . JUNKY LASCELLIi.S.
Hartwoad Houfe 04ober 24, xE

TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT. Et.licroas
OF THE BOROUGH OF PONTEFRACT.
IT was my firm intintian on the prefent DiColosimo
of Parliament, to have offered myfelf as a Candidate to rem's,'
font you. It may appear prefumption in fo )oung a man to ay.
Aire to fuch a fituatlon, particularly without being brought for-
' ward by any of the Eledtors: my excufc, Gentlemen, for this'
apparent prefureption, mull be the uniform attachment of my
family to the intereits of the Borough of POptefrael. The honour
which yeu formerly conferred on my Father attaches me to your
Intent:NU a greater degree than I have words to elprefe. Hav-
Ing Paid thus much on the fubJed of my having formed an Idea of
offcrlnernyftif to your notice. I be; to Rate to you the grotto&
on which I have, on the prefent occalion, abandoned my intention.
and which I troll arc fuch a. you will,approve of. Having rea-
fon to taped that I than very thmtly be fent on ferrite with'my
Regiment, I !eel that bad offered myfelf as a Candidate for tle
diftingultled-bonour of reprefenting you, in the event of my being
fuccefsful In this great (Alai of my ambition, my duty man OM-
em. would put it out of my power to perform my duty to you in
Parliament with that attention you would have a right to &Mend
of at.. bppreffed wtth.the(e fentimcnts, I trait you will approve
of my not obtrudlbg myfelf on your notice on the prdent oc.
caftan,
I troll, however, that a time will come when I can attempt the
attainmeat of the object fn near my heart, the facceeding my Fa.
rher in that dlftinguithed Ration, the Reprcfentatien of the Mete.
pendent Bornugh of Pontefrad.
With regard to my Principles, Gentlemen. t believe I may fay
that thrFather's conduCt throughout life was a; proved by You.
and' I can only add.rhat broaght up from my childhood In a Ready
• attachment to the principles of our Glorious Conftitution and the
,frfser.sd Caufiof Liberty, what the Father wis, the Soo, to the ut-
,
mat of his edibles, will endeavour to be. •
With (cntlmcnta of the higheft elteem, and the molt anxious
• wiArafor the welfare and profperity of the Eledlors of PontcfraCti,
caledlivsly and Individually. permit me to fuhfenhe in) fell.
Your molt obedient and v‘r humble fervint,
HENRY FRANCIS MELLIsH.
Myth, Odtobet ay, tBO6.

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