Star.
London, England, 1802-07-06 00:00:00

BULL'. HEAD INN, MANCHESTER.

tR july, 18oz.
.I.•T a PUBLIC MEETING of the Inhabitants
of the Towns of MANCHESTER and SALFORD,
appointed by the Boruughreeves and Conitables, purfuant to
a Requifition' in order to devil& the molt refpeelful means of
conveying to Colonel STANLEY and Joust BLACCIMENE, EN.
the Reprefentativcs in Parliament for the County of Lancafter,
fume public Teßimony in Approbation of their Parliamentary
Comlua, as well as the gratitude of the Inhabitants for their
long and important Services, and their uniform attention to
the Commercial Intereits of this County.

JOSEPH 'rHACKERAY, Efq.
Boroughre.:ve of Manchefter, in the Chair.

It wu unauimoufly refolsed
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tit. That the Inhabi:tants of tie Towns of Manchefter and
Salford, are highly fatfible of the important benefits they have r
derived from the long and valuable fervices of their late worthy
lteprefentatives in Parliament, Colonel 8-rhythms' and Mr.
BLACKEUENZ, whole uniform heal for the heft interefts of their
Cor.Rituents, whole unerafing efforts for the welfare of the
Trade and Conunerce of the Country, and whole fieadyhdhe •
react to the true principles of the Conftitution, demand the
molt grateful and lofting acknovriedgiments front theft towns.
and entitle them to our finnelt fupport.
ad. That the Boroughreeves of Manchefteraed Salford be
requcfted to meet the late worthy Reprefentadves of the Coun-
ty, at Welton, on their way to Laneafter, at the approakhing
Eltaion, and to attend them in behalf of tilde towns, action-
.
panted by Inch Gentlemen as can make it convenient to pay
their perfunil relpedts to them.
3d. That the above Refolatlans be conveyed by 'the Chair-
man to Colonel STANLEY and Mr. Bt. ACICEI7IO4 E, reqUefUng
them, at.tkcMunethrse, th heftier the Inhabitants orManchef-
ter and Salford with thgle Company at h Public,Dipnes,
their return from Linealice.
4th. That theft Refoluiions be printed in the London and
Provincial Papers. JOSEPH THACKERAY, Chsirmap.
The Chairman having left tlte Chair, It was taketibSi THOMAS
JOHNSON, Efq. and refolved usanintoufly;
That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Bonk*.
reeves and Conitabki for their reald4nefs in calling tbia.hdilstr
fug, and to Jose en tamest:so, v f.fq. for the yens handfome
manna in which befit' condbdted the btelhefs of the day,
' • • • ' THOMAS JOHNSON.
To the GLirrLiMEN, F the
• cipAurr dr
NENILEMEN

TT is now feven years (Ince the firft Englifk Free
A Muni wobbling and eltabliated is Camliganthire—one year
under thr patronage of his Royal Hisihnefs the Prim of Wales
tong that wurthy Member isree 61 to a Governor fur the
Englith halloo's in the County. de:Women of the other County,
tiny do ye fo likewih. lam entlotoc4 that yourrittr Mem-
ber, if he loses his Country, withol tisk riend. With.*
bitne LearMs3t 104 Adriastiture Timm 'mann nor Cattle
• A FRlliSco TtIES§TWO SZVEN YEARS.

To.the BURGESSER of i LINT, RHUDDLAN, CAEPt-
CAERGWRLE, and OVERTON :
And to the GLNTLEMEN, CLERGY, mad PRELIDOLD6
ERS, heaths luta& therein.
Cfr N rttmil,
PRESUME again to offer myllif for the Ho-
nour of reprcfcnting you In Parliamept. 1 dio not rely upon
any merit of my own for fuccefs, hut upon the continuance of
thole repeated Favours and Fritudffdp I have In often expe-
rienced at your handa...-1 am, with the greatelt refp.:d.
Yuur much obliged and faithful humble Sena It,
Penbedw, June 30. WATKIN WILL!AMS.

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS,

of the COUNTY of oXIOR D.

GIN stietN,
TIE high honour which you have once con-
erred upon me, in denting me one of your Reprefenta-
tives,'embolden me to folicit the continuance of your tAvour
at the approaching Election. Althougtii cannot claim the ad-
vantages which belong to age and experience, yet I fruit you
will never find me deficient in zeal for your fervice, or attach-
ment to your inter &; and Pure I arn,that if you fhould think
fit spin to :vac iti tne‘the faint unit which I have lately
held at your hands, I than endeavour to difcbarge it, to the ut-
'mutt of my abilities, and with a conftant and faithful adhe-
noire to the true principles of our invaluable Conititution.--
With the greaten . gratitude fur your pail hindnefs, I have the
honour to be, Gentlemen,
Your much obliged,and obedient humble Servant,
July sth, tBO2. FRANCIS A. SPENCER.

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS.
of the COUNTY of CHESTER.

GENTLIMLN,
IN confequence of the Danlotion of 'Parliaments,
and of your very worthy and highly refpedled late R cpreten-
tative, Mr. Crewe, having declined to offer himfelf at. the ap•
preaching Eledionagain to reprifent you, 1. take the earlie(t
opportunity of renewing my Addrefs to yot, and of caprefling
en anxious Lope, that I may be thought not unworthy of the
important truit which he fo long and fo honourably enjoyed.
And I beg leave to allure you that, mould I be fortunate enough
to obtain this mark of your confidence, a &nation fo truly ho.
nourable will be am, ;ncd by me with the utmoß gratitude, and
that I (hall endeavour to deferve it, by' a tkaious maintenance
of our excellent Conftitution by a diligent attendance on my
Parliamentary Duty, and a arid attention to the peculiar in-
terefts of the County of Cheiter —I have the honour to be,
Gentlemen, Your very faithful honbk Servant.
Tatton Park, July 2, 1802. WM. EGERTON.