Star.
London, England, 1802-07-09 00:00:00

To tbe WOK IHY an.l IN DEPENDENT ELECTORS of its
CITY of LICHFIELD.

GINTLEUCN,
Vv E beg leave to return our fincere and grate-
ful thanks for the honour you have this day conferred
typos us, by again dueling us to reprefent your ancient and to
fp.dtable City.
It Mall be our conitant endeavour to merit your confidence
end favour by a faithful difeharge of our duty in Parliament,
sal a and attention to the iutcrefts and welfare ef the City
aLiddleid.—With every fentitnent of graitude and ri.fpzel,
We have the honour to he. Gentlemen,
Your greatly obliged, and very faithful humble ferrants,
JOHN WROTTFAI.EIr.
THOhtAS ANSON.

Lichfield, July 6, t los. 4.

IC • the OENTLEM FAY, CLERGY. YEOMEN. and other

FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of KEN F.

GeNT LEE
• H E ref& of this day's Nomination has proved
molt 'lettering to my Fccliogs, as it ha convinced me that
etc Principles which 1 have ever profeffed have, in the opinion
of fo rerpedable a Meeting of my Conftituents, been bonefkly
adhered to, and that their &Ailments are in perkfit mita°
with my own.

I have only to remit!! an ezertion of the fame seal co the
more important day of EkettLat ; aifuring you, that lhouki 1
cain be placed in the honourable fi:uation of one of your Re-
pefentadves in Parliament, the fame Indenendence than guide
my future condudt, Waich has and which 1 trust 'ad
hap:, will continue to enfure me the gratifyinr teldefouy of
your approbation. 1 am, Gentlemen, with future regard, your
r.tott faithful, and obedient Serratkt,
hiaidltone, July 7, 1802. W4f. GEALItY.
To the GENTLEMEN, CLFRGY, and FiteEHOLDEEF,
of the COUNTY of GLAMORGAN.

GENTLINEN,
A DISSOLUTION of Parliament being Chord),
elpeifted, I am induced by your former itintliters again
to fuhcit the honour to reprefent you in the =lulu; Parha-
m-it. I have the fati,fseliin to !Ace, that ever fibre you
kit honoured me with your confidence' I have endeavoured
to difcharga my Duty coofc'entionfly, and (as 1 conceived) in
fupport of our mid excellent Conftitutius. If my attendance
latterly has not been to amitotic 44 I could with, I rely upon
you candour and liberality to impute it to the real cute, of
ottafionary ill-health, and not to any remands .on my part,
towards a County to which I am fo highly lade& etl..-1 have
Me honour to remain with much gratitude, Gasticmen,
Your molt devoted and obliged humble fervent,
THOMAS WYNDHAM.
Durant Cattle, June a 6, silos.

To the FREE and INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of the

• COUNTY of MIDDLESEX.
Grortrosetv,
I BEG leave to remind yon, tbat Tnefday next
• the 13th Infiant, is the. Day of Elealan far our County....
The testimony I have received of your friendlbip, and the pro.
mfes I have bad of &upon from every quieter, confirm me
in the opinion I have ever entertained of the favourable eifpo.
hum sad attachment of the Freeholderaof the County of Mid.
&fez towards me. Every artifice has been emkloyed to de-
Five me of your &item, and induce you to withdraw your
eoull.leuee, but without etre& Such arts only expire the
urealncfs of the eaufe of thole who pradife them ; but will
Lever impofe on you. I molt earnestly Whit your attendance
at Brewton! on the Day of Election, at Ten o'Cloek, and re-
Willi, that however femur you may fuppote my Eleetion, you
will not relax in your exertions to recite me, until our cause is
trooped with fuecefs.—l am, Gentlemen,
With the malt fineere refpeet and patitude,
Your obliged and faithful fervant„
Iknover.fguare, July 8. WILLIAM MAINWARING.