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London, England, 1802-06-30 00:00:00

lIUMBEit 4249

GENER AL ELECTION,

To the Worthy and Independent LIVERY d LONDON.
GtItTLIMLN,
HE diffolution of Parliament having taken
place. I beg leave to resew my applltation, and molt
vireettuny folicit your Votes and Interrft at thc caning acne-
k ketion.

I J.. with du penult fancerity afore you, that the public
go.ki dtaU ever be the fide guide of my coaduo, raying at all
Web the green:ft attention to the comm.:ft-kJ and general in-
tacos, as well a to the Rights, Privileges, and Franclife' of
the City of London.

If I timid not be able to wait upon every liveryman, or
lhould have unfortunately paled any In the general canvas I
have undertaken, I mutt rely on the candour of Inch, not to
attribute it to neglett, or want of wiped, but to the real caufet,
wart of time, and the inaccuracy of lilts.
. _

Your salve ntertio. ain my favour, and early attendance in
the Hall at the Nomination, will confer the hlgbeft obligation on,
Gentlemen,
• William-Erect, Your ever faithful humble fenrant,
,rgo. I Cha• bath-Place. CHARLES PRICE.

To the GENTLEWN. CLERGY, and 'FREEHOLDERS

of the COUNTY of MIDDLESEX.

GRISTLCIIItII,
IMPRESSED with the deepell fenfe of gratitude
for the long continuance of favour and continence which
you have manifefted to me upon many occalions, and from a
confrioufnefa of having done my endeavours to difeharge the
various Duties incumbent upon me as one of your Reprefenta-
lives, I peefume again to offer my ferries" to the County. and
earneftly to fulieit the honour of reprefenting you in the enfuing
Parliament. Atter a Nog life engaged in Public Bufnefs, and
nearly twenty years devoted to your fervke in Parliament, I
quit 1 need not Rate to you my general conduct ; it has been
open to your obferv. tion, I have ever wilted it &mild be fo,
gad that you &mid be the judges of it : permit me, however,
to fay. that during the whole time I have been honoured with
■ feat in Parliament as your Reprefentative, I have conftantly
attended to my Parliamentary Duty; and have ever aced w-
aistline° my belt judgment, to promote the Profperity and
kjappinefs of the Kingdom at large, and the pa:titular intereft
of the County of hliddlefea.

I have the Honour to be, with Snare regard,
• GENTLCMVN,
llcatiover-fquare, Your faithful and matt obedient Servant,
June 3o law. W. MAINWARING.

To tie FREE and INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of the

LORI:MGR of COLCHESTER.
GINTLIMIN,
UAD there appeared to have been a jull and
reafonable profped of fucceh, it w.ui my determination
to have. made a general folk-nation or your furport to reprefent
the Forough of Cokhtfter at the cnfuing Eketion.
I trult that the long ellabliflu d refidenee of my family in the
County, and the circumftances of their having been honoured
with this diftinalon, would have fullicicntly accounted for my
willies, and cunt :4 my intentions on this fubjedt.
As I found, on my arrival at Colchcfter, that a Gentleman
sit great nipedtability had obtained the fupport of a large pro-
portion or the Elcaors rrfidcnt in the Town, I hope I (hall
Ranclipsftified, in your opinion, in declining, an this *cation
m engage in a cont.:ft where, under the eircumilances of th;
sift, the chance of Needs muff be fo extremely doubtful
I beg leave to fittieribe myfelf, with great refpedt,
Gentlemen,
Your very obedient Servant,
Bromfield Piste, June sr. WM. TUFFNELL.

To the GENTI. FMEN. CLERGY. and FREEHOLDERS,
of the COUNTY of SOUTHAMPTON.
R MIPS,
1114 MAJESTY having this day difrolved the
Parlianwin, we beg le..ve again to over our Cervices, and
ba entreat the favour of your happen and iateseli at the caking
Geneva] Eledion.

While we take the =heft opportunity a/ knelling the Ho-
tour of helot continued yo 7 keprefentativea for the County,
we arc highly fco6ble of the obligation already conferred, in
the confidence you have, for two fueccarvo Parliaments. re-
port(' in us. The gratitude we feel e being repeatedly placed
to fo dittinguilbed sod honourable a fitnatisa, cannot fall to
erengthte our Ready attachment to the general Interefts and
11clfac of this County, which we &all always anon attentive-
ly watch over, and endeavour to maintain.
We have the honour to be, with the molt profound ferret,
Gentlemen, your molt °ltalian,
And much obliged humble Servants.
WILLIAM HEATHCOTE.
WILLIAM CHUTE.

London.
jaw sg. 1803.

Ts the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS

of the COUNTY of BUCKS.

GRUTLIMIEN,
UTHEN I advert to the peculiar circumftances
wader which 1 have hatl the honour of being called spin
reprrfent you in two fsecetnve Parliaments, I beta foci
myfek wanting in gratitude to you, and 10 the ettnehment
which l porch to the caufe which I originally caste forwned to
fupport, was I to weal the carlieft opportimhy ed caring
sr, felt again to your eontideration, and of espreifing nay sedans
hope fur the renewal of your favour at the milting Pietism
I am too (enable of the partiality to which I am indebted for
The honourable fituation in which you Lave twice placed me,
to think of hurtling royfelf to the continuance of it by the enu-
meration of endeavours !may have made to define it : but
senfidering the confidence with which you have been pleafed
b homer me, as the molt infallible proof of your appnthatioe
of the hue of conduit 1 have pridecd, you may depend upon my determined perkverance in it, &Quid I again have the !tap-
pet& ofbccoming the objet of your choke.
lam, GENTLEMN
With every fes;iment of gratitude and refpeit,
Your molt obedient humble Servant,
SCO TITCHFIELD.

'4. Like :N DEPENDENT FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY

of SURREY.

CIIITLIMIN,
ISHOULD eftimate but ill the value of rout
corddenee and favour, if, after the repeated and anequtvo.
sal marts I have received of than, during a mod eventful
!Mud of nearly fourteen years fur which I have bad the honour
If n prilentiog you, I were to hefttate one moment in offering
Pitt my (emir", tumid they be thought woethy your neap.
ihr,.: in another Parliament.
V'mr esprrieom of my paft menet win area yes what to
err a from me in future, mould you think At win fte fiettnat
mar With your fairrages. I certainly can premed tia no ober
IN Pit than that my adions have never bard my penkffiena,
and that I have ftrialy *dieted to the fame polltisalkadasests
aid wesehoients on which I originally founded my dim to
pm favour. AU I have to Waft of is coediting :..otbie yen
'"Sir hitherto been kindly pleated to accept, in lien otesk
lima important qualifications for a Member of Pediment;
sal have fupportml me, when called upon, wink the weight
of Malitterial power, with • &nand. that has roved the
1 County of Surrey to have retained untainted, walla the abet*
Rectal influence of Corruption, that noble fplarit of lodges-
d•oce which has been in all times its preeminent charade:-
itc.

Permit Inc to add, that I than never think any Wilke too
letat to evince my gratitude for the various ads of kindoefs I
16" recentd from you, and to fulderihe myfd4
Gentlemen.
_ Your mods obliged and deemed bumble raValler
imbel"l"4l2% 1. WILLIAM &MULL.