Star.
London, England, 1812-05-30 00:00:00

TO THE GENTLEMEN; CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS
OF THE COUNTY OF STAFFORD.

GINTLIMIN,
AT a Time when the Country is agitated by Dis-
cussions of the greatest moment, engaged in an arduous
and expensive Contest, upon the issue of width its very exist.
nee may depend; its Commerce greatly reduced, and its
Serene seriously diminished, it would be too presumptuous in
me to suppose that you would be satisfied with a common set -
cinder' of your Votes, unaccompanied with any Declaration of
that line of conduct I should feel it my duty to pure. With
regard to Pensions and Places' the acceptance of the former is
`too mean an idea even to bedisctissed; and although I should
Wish to see the Offices of the State filled by men of high honour
and character, l shall always consider that the County Regresens
'Won should be free from those engagements which the accepts
Mee of office must unavoidattly create.
To watch over the Public Expenditure, to endeavour to.pre-
ler its misapplication, and, while the unavoidable eapences
enerease, to endeavour to lessen those. wh.ch do not tend to the
welfare of the Stite, would form a most important part of the
dry of a Representative; but that which appears to me &tall
•More important, Is to enquire into the State of the House of
Commons itself, and to obtain, by legal and constitutional means,
'AO and fair Representation of the People in Parliament.
. Having thus stated my opinionsi permit me to add, that the
Trade and Manufactures of this Ctann,y have been nay peculiar
•erly, and will ever be considered by me with the strictest at-
nation, should I have the lionourpf becoming your Representa-
tive.—l can most safely as.iert, that t r.is honour is not desired
Oath any views of advantage to myself ; nor will I seek it, or
Wafter attempt to retain it, longer than you think my services
soadueive to the interests of my native County.
I have been ever ready to devote a part of my time to the
Peblic Service; and if the Majority of the Freeholders think me
Noble of protecting their interests, you will find me fiam at my
Int, and ready to maintain with zeal the principles I have here
,Ittieskd.--1 have the honour to be, Gentlemen, with the greatest
temest,your obedient humble Servant,
Wtentsley, May ILI, lel% IaPHN WROTTESLEY.
To. HIS

ROYAL, HIGHNESS THE PRINCE REGENT.
At3DRESS of the MAYOR, COMMON
sciL, BURGESSES, and INIiABI'fANTS, of the
LINTY of the BOROUGH of CARMARTHEN.
VirEi Ole Mayor, Common Council, Burgesses,
• • andlotrabitants ofthe County of the Borough of CAR-
iIIARTHEN, at the Town Hall assembled, most humbiy beg
hereto approach your Royal Person, and, with the warmest
lAtiments of loyalty and attachment, to assure yourßoyal fligh-
sass of our uniform determination to support • the Constitution
dotrCountry,even at the hazard of our lives.
le thes humbly addressing your Royal Hier.ess, as the Repre-
sentative of our Beloved and Gracious Sovereign, we deem it our
indispensable duty, at the present crisis, to assure your Royal
Highness, that we most sensibly participate in the feeliug of
korror and regret which must naturally habe been :ached in
nisi truly British bosom, by the atrocious act of Assassination
'intently committed within the walls of the House of Commons,
,on the person of the Right Honourable SPENCIR PERCEVA
first Lord of his Majesty's Treasury and Chancellor of the Ex-
'helium But at the same time that our minds revolt at an act
o:emitted in open defiance of every Law, human and divine,
and Which,while it deprived your Royal Highness of thy pot-
ttant tetvice of &Statesman of ackneveledged talents and int,grity,
furnished an instance of desperate atni unprovoked malice, unpa-
hlleled 111 the annals of Great Britain ; it affords us consolation
le know that the sanguinary perpetrator of that act had neither
.atcomplice nor confederate.
Under eircutn.tances so novel and so peculiarly embarrassing
as hose which, at the present moment, attend the exercise of the
.Boyal Functions we humbly hope that your Royal Highness
will he enabled forthwith to establish as upright and efficient
Llelinistration • such as may secure to your Illustrious House
tie love and affection of a generous and loyal People, and to the
Nadal at large' the various and invaluable benefits and blessings
oli•tudlentConstitution.
_ached, that this Address be presented by the Member for
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Borough, and in his absence by the Right Honourable Lord
Coeliac
• Resolved, that4his be inserted in the STAR, the Cambrian, and
Csinlienu Journal.
JOHN HUGHES, Deputy Mary, Chairman.
,„*ilsived, that the 't hanks of this Meeting be given to the
busiralls for his impartial conduct in the Chair.

MONEY.
NOBLEMEN, Gentlemen, &c. are respectfully
lidertned, that they may be supplied with Money to any
onvent, on terms equal to mortgage, secured on Freehold, Copy-
asehold Land, or Houses, Money In the Funds, Marriage
squara_n_ tuts, Widow's' Jointures, Clergymen's Livings, or any
...'"lt property. Persons of respectability may be supplied on their
!Menai security only. Gentlemen will find every liberal aecom-
liedtdon, without delay. Application from twelve to two, or
ittttga (post-paid) addressed to Messrs. Wills and Co. No. 49,
oth street, lierkely-sqliare.
.........
.N MIDDLETON, Pocket-book and Black Lead
,' Pencil Maker to the King and Prince Regent, at the
'Pl._ al Manufactory, No. 562, Strand, opposite Newcastle-
begs leave to reconunend to the I'ublic his GENUJN:
ACK LEAD PENCILS, whose superior excellence has been
a, 121" . than .fifty years universally acknowledged ; and Pencils
.kluvaing in colours, of a late invention. To distinguish his
la from Counterfeits, the mark which was formerly only
an, is now changed to N. Middleton, and the direction,
441.162, Strand, London, stamped on each pencil. An extensive
illistrtment of Pocket-books and! bread-cases, elegantly mounted
IFiksilver„ end plain. The Poli,e and Royal Repositories,
. and all the different sorts of Almanacks. A complete
amin p tof Travelling, Writing; and Dressing-cases; Gentle-
sag A.27ket Commodes, containing every article for shaving
stung;
Misty, satin-wood, leather, &e. Writing `Paper, extra fine
Two WV pens, fine Irish and Dutch Sealing-wax, and all kinds of
Zul.lari; portable and Counting-house Letter-copying Ma-
w 01.61, lese machines, by which writing may be expeditiously
poutiea copied, are brought by N. Middleton to the utmost
, and comprised in a mahogany case, which forms a
:".Let-e-dtak; some so small as to be of eh* greatest convenience
giliZogiwkstraiveli others of seize and form to answer the pur-
a complete Secret**. AWV auertmeat of risers,
461 al kWh iii Au gederl.
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