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GENERAL ELECTION.

UNIVERS! l'Y OP CAMBRIDGE.
ELECTION for the lENIIVERSITY of
I. CAMBRIDGE, is appointed to take place on FKIDAT,
the Bth of May iottant.

COUNTY OF PERTH.

THE FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of
PERTH are refpeafully Informed. that Lieutenant GeneralCommandingCAMrntLL.
CAMPBELL. Commanding the Northern Dißriet in Irhnd, is now
on hip way to Scotland to eff-s himßlf a Candidate for the homier
of reprefenting the County ID the neat Parnaincut.
April 30, 1807.

IPSWICH ELECTION.
'THE ELECTION heint fixed fnc TUESDAY
L next, the 3th of MAY, the Freemen in the Interelt of Sir
H. POPHAM and Mr. CRICKEIT, are cornett!), entreated to
apply immediately to the Committee,'at the Edinburgh Cattle,
Sweeting's alley, Royal Exchange: re:peEting their conveyance to
lifwich.
Thole who have not tak.m up tiler Freedom, mutt be there the
• previcus to the Elation.

AT a numerous and moll rerpeetable Meeting of
the INDEPENDENT LI ;KAY of LONDON, convened
Pul.iic A,l,nrtifemest at the New Loud= Tavern, Chaplide.
tht. 3:th Apt:l, 1807,
Mr. Alderman rOAVILLE, In the Chair,

Refolved nnanimonfly, •
That Mr. Alderman Comae having dilkharged vitt' diligence,
zeal, ability and independence, the varier% and im)orrant Duties
of Sheriff, Chief Maglitrate, and Member of three focceffive Par-
liament+, and having unifcr:ltly fupported the Rights and Privileges
of his fellow Citizens, is In our titivation the molt tit and proper
introit again to reprefent this City in Parliament.
'1 bar we will ufe our moil ftrenuons endeavours to promote his
re election, from a fill convittion that his attachment to the ge-
nuine principles of the Conftitation cannot be Ihahen, and that he
will with the fame fidelity which has fo eminently marked his
eunduel perfevere in cultivating the heft llamas of the Country.
(Signed) WM. DOMVLLL F, Chairman.
Refolved Unanimoolly.
That the thanks of this Meeting be given to Mr. Alderman
Domvitt e for his attentive and impartial conduct in the Chair.

TO THE WOR THY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF

LONDON.

WHATEVER of public or of private incnnve-
nitnee may arife from fo rudder' a Difroluthm Partia.
ment,it gives to me perfonally no regret, beeaufe it Iningi, th.,ugh
temporarily, into practice, a principle long fett6.td in my mind, that
the appeal of the Reprefentatives to their Conftituents Ihould be
more frequent than by law they are-
In the let three Parliaments you have been plcafrd to honour me
with your confidesee. Curing that time it has been my fortune
to haye 1 t t tomedmes the oppofer, and fometimes the fupplrtcr
re:iinifters; but In neither cafe have 1 ever felt any dread of their
power, or benefit from their avour : the public intereft has been
the only motive that ever adtuated my conduCt, and a continuance
of your confidence the only recompence I looked to.
I throw myfelf again upon your confideration, anti in foliating
molt earneftly as I do, the favour of your votes to retnrn.me as one
of sour Reprefentatives in the neat Parliament, I repeat to you my
affuraoces of au unalterable attachment to the Conllitution of our
Country, and I promirc you a continuance of that inde.andcnee
which, ( truft, has hi. herto manifefted itfelf in my pu`)li.: condud.
With great reipeet, I have the honour to he. Gentlemen,
Your much obliged, and faithful humble Set want,
Great Ruirell aiett, April a 7,18 H. C. COMBS.

MR.AldermanCOMßE'sCommittee will fit every
diy at lop o'Clock, at the Guildhall Coffee HA, where
any communications will be couddered a favour.

- -
T a very numerous and molt refpatable Meeting
A- of the Friends of Sir WILLIAM CURTIS, held at the Lon-
don Tavern, this Evening, May s. t Soy.
THOMAS PLUMMER, Efq in the Chair.

The following Refolutions were moved by Mr. Deputy Birch,
and feconded by Deputy Hutc.henfon, and carried unanimoufly.
lrefolved—Tbat it is the opinion ot this Meeting, that the Re-
prefentatives of this great City in Parliament fhould bo men of an
flaaken integrity, eatenfiec commercial knowledge. *emir loyalty
to the Ring, And tried attachment to the principles d the Coolti-
tutlon, In Church and State.
s. That Sir Wm. Curtis, having proved himfelf eminently qua.
lifted in thefe points, and on all oecafions by his conduCt. worthy
the confidence of Ms fellow Citizens for four fucceflive Parli Assents,
this Meeting do determine to fupport him, to the utrnoft of their
power, to replace Mm in that high and honourable fituatlan.
3. That the faithful adherence of Sir Wm. Curtis to the Pro
reliant %weft, the independence of our Sovereign in fupport of
that Conflitution to which his Majefty owes his Crown; his people
their liberties, happinefs, and profperity. tlekrves the Thanks of
'von, local fthjedt., and particularly of his fellow citizens, at this
important a Fs. THOMAS PLUMMER, Chairman.

The Chairman baring 'eft the Chair. it was unanimoutly re-
feived, that the thanks o' this Meeting be returned to him for his
Ole and invartial conduct.

TO THE WORTHY AND INMPENDENT LIVLRY OF

LONDON.

•
nENT Z ZM EN,
'THE peculiar circurniances under wll;nii the nil,
L folution of Parliament has tion .1 piece, arc of Inch infinite
importance, 33 ^all upon every rcflt.elitie mind to exert its belt
Fnergies in Support of our glorlous Conaitution in Chareli and
&rite.
When I ant you, therefore, to give me your Suffrages for the
fifth rime, to reprefent great City in the Co.mon,' (knife of
P..rliiment, I feel I aeLrefy you on the ltrongeft ground that a
Canduirte cat. occupy, namely, a confcioufnefs of having on every
0:CA01) protected that Conititution to the ntrnolt of toy power,
tearlefsly anti faithfully ; and, in the Co: fidriicc th,t the g wad
Liverymen of Linden will not &feet the Man w'm hits never
dcferted the Promifes he has mule thou, I hes It-eve to robotic to
your recolledlion the few followint; Fxv tt flout the Appeals I
tdc on former occafions to you for your Sir,iport.
F.xtrauct front my Firft Addrefy to vnu. June I As a
Nlember of t'.e Community at dirge, I fh tlt tie equally anxious to
preferve inviolate our gloi louts Conititution, a Conititution erect•
rd by the exliberate Wifdom of our A ncettors, f.tnetionc d by Tine,
and confirmed by the 'roil fplendid Virtues and Abilities of the
pr_fet.t Agc "
In my Second, of June t 796 T nev:r cal have the pre-
',thin to met you gilt on a limner Octagon, if the firm and
tiedevi vi ,g Principles old in any one pastiee he aboodoniel by
me, evhXh have hitherto aeltiated my Condon.
Thl'e Principles hay: been and. while I have ability to give
them efica. or memory to re•ain a fenle of y, ur ftvour, I t •II iit•
v .ria`dy 'e:—Loyalty to my King—unankeo Atoehment to the
Cot itittrion or r'ar'e King,t/nli—iii.l as itildotible Adherence to
the Chartered it ig'ltS of you, my Couilituents."
To MS. 'Uri of Jute 18:a I hove tinVormly Readily, and
ft,poo 'fly, et erre I ea ry nerve, at a Man, a Magiltrate, athl
It....pr,fentative of the C ,mmony t,f England, to fupport, maintain,
Itrengthen our edariou; Cooltatutiott, witch, gtioing, like the
15: iti?t Oak,loct-eafed vigour in the floral, Rands, in fpite of all its
Anita', it, mire fecure and more envied thin ever."

From tht•fe crr.ttfli I take leave to deduce this infer nee—that
?fly prof 15m:shave ht-en uniform to you, to mailatiitt,wkile I h tve
li'r.. tht faered bartirrs which our anctittals ereet.'d rot- the prticr-
viti n of .•ur rtt:itti art and tibertks; ami I challenge an' man,
v..lati has attended faithfully to my condudt during the period of
four fuecelfive Parham-of*. bt cootute my a:Tr:llion, Cis: I have
27 'en: ly a d redgioully defended, at all dints our Church and
our liiog Sach ai* been. is, and ever fhall continue to he, the
Tau or n y public AA private conduct. Upol alyire prine•oks
1 cohfi itly come forward. on the prefent urcalsn, to folkit
a continuance of that firm rupta ut and atSive zeal whkh have
rite been the pride of my life and b•lwark of any hope*.
am. Gentlemen, with the greateß terpeet.
• Your faithful, obliged, and hum al Servant.
WILLIAM CUR I iS.

014 Soy May r,
Sir Wig. Committee ritert every clay Os %dual) at
the Old S, :h Sea tioufe.