Star.
London, England, 1812-10-08 00:00:00

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This day was published,
1. ADISPASSIONATE INQUIRY into the
Reasons *Hedger/ by Mr. Misaisso4, for declaring in
Offensive and Ruinous War against Crest 'Britain. "Tore:her
with some Smestiors as to a Peateable and Constitutional Mode
of averting that dreadful Calamity. Price is. &L stitched.
2. Copies and Extracts of Documents on the Subject of British
Impetssments of American Seamen. Price es. stitched.
S. An Address of Members of the House of Representatives,
of the Congress of the United States, to. their Con/Micas' on
the Subject of the War wit% Great &halm Price us. stitched.
4. The American Review of History and Politics, No. I. ta V.
Price Cs. each, sewed.
In the Press,
AMERICAN STATE PAPERS and CORRESPONDENCE.
Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, Orme, and Brown, Pater-
noster-row. •

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I To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of
the COUNTY of DURHAM.
IN consequence of the avowed intention of a Dim.
lutien of Parliament, I lose no time in repeating to you my
intention of offering myself as a Candidate for the high honour
of becoming one of your Representatives; and I now beg leave
most earnestly to solicit the favour of your Votes and Interest at
the approaching Election.
I shall avail myself of the earliest moment to pay my personal
respects to every Freeholder in the County; but should I be so
unfortunate as to be guilty of any omission in the course of my
canvass, I venture to hope that your goodness will ascribe it, not
to inattention or disrespect or my part, but solely either to acci-
dent or the difficulty in so extensive a Circuit, of always acquir-
ing accurate knowledge with respect to the residence of every
Gentleman.
I beg leave to assure you upon this occasion, that I am not ac-
tuated by sentiments or hostility towards either of the Gentle-
men who now possess the enviable situation to which I aspire ;
but i solicit your suffrages for myself Alone without presuming
or intending in the remotest degree either to interfere with or
Influence your choke in another Representative.
It remains for me now only to repeat to you, which I do with
real sincerity, that should I be so fortunate as to attain the high
object of my ambition, that of being returned one of your Re.
presentatives in Parliament, I shall by an unwearied and out-
duous discharge of the general duties of a Member of Parliament,
and by a constant and faithful attention to the Commercial and
Maritime Interests and prosperity of the Ceifity of Durham in
particular; endeavour to justify my pretensions to the honourable
distinction which 11'v:a to possess, and warrant you in your
choke/in conferring it upon me.
1 have the honour to remain, Gentlemen,
Your devoted bumble servant.
Raby Castle, Sept. 28,1812. BARNARD.