Star.
London, England, 1806-11-12 00:00:00

GENERAL ELECTION..

FO THE artiT' EMFN CLFRIIY. AND OTHER FREES
HtH ARKS OF THb COUNTY OF NORTHAMPTON.
r BEG leave to Tod my Bali "flanks, for dui
honour of your attendance and flipped on die day of natal,
notion 1
Had I at an early period of my Canvas received my anoints.
"Ism the bwiewersderace of the Canty of Northampton would he
effecituelly faired. ne had I perceived thole general efforts which
were abfolusely necersey to produce that drat I °sould not have
fa the gracility of perfidies, under ddadvantegeous eircumftances,
In off,ring my Service• as one of your Reurefentatives
The events. however, of the day of nomination. have jellified
mein the courfe which I have purfued ; and I now careeftly re•
quell. that my 'amine,* in the arduous Coated in which I ant en-
gaged. may meet with eorrefponding exertion on your pert; and
though I feel the s R couddence dm the leeptodent ?rind•
plea upon which I have offered myfeif to your nerice will ultimate •
ty Ware my Needs. yet whatever may be the rrfvlt, I Mall always
feel gratified at having afforded you an opportunity of recording
your fentiments on the prefent towelling medlar and of trail--
modulo; the fame to inficrity by mean. of a Poll.
I have the honour to be,
Gentlemen, with the errata repeel,
Your moll obedient,husable Servant.
Northampton, N0v.8,1806. WM. LANGHAM.
T) THE INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF LIVERPOOL-.
GSN TLall. N.
AFIER an ardomis conteß for feven days, your
willies are acceospileted. You have not only returned me
as one of your Reprefentstives to Parliament, but have placed me
at the bead of the Poll. That abufe of yore franchifes, fo much
relied on, and fo long fuceefsfully pradtifed, by which a minority
of Freemen Is converted into a majority of Votes, you have at
leogth remedied; and whilft many of the fupporters of my oppo-
nents divided their fuffrages between them. and thereby iskrealcd
the number of votes Nairn me during the deft four days of the
Poll, you Readily perfevered in filling my tallies with your tingle
votes. The refute has been precifely what I preditted to you.—
The generous fait of the Freemen of Liverpool was roofed; and
when the no t' of my opponents were exhauftsd, hid/student
Platers continued to crowd to the Hulling., all eager to Rare in
the honourable dlfilation of having afferted the rights of Fros-
tneo At thi. aids your triumph was complete, but you difdain-
ed to prattlfe yourfelves that which you had condemned in others.
You continued to the :all in the fame plain Simple path of Integrity
and in apentlence, in which you 6rft let out; and the choke of
In, L.-lb-ago, was left, without your intertereoce, to Hanle who
bud engaged in the carnal, apparently in the fulielt confidence of
rennin 1g both your RepreUntatives.
Of :he there which I have had in your cautions. it Is not for
me to (peak. To have been (doled by you. on Foch an ocesfion,
as the ;salon to Rand forward in defence of year privileges. is for
toe the hirheil honour ; and the initances of petfosial friendOdp
and attachment which I have experienced. will be remembered by
me through life with the mon lively gratitude. To fuppofe that
I Wall rice ahan lon that independent line of ronduel which alone
has entitled me to your favour, is to female that lam infenfilale
to thee diem and approbation for which I have fo long conten-
ded ; and that I could change all the principles, feelings, aid ha.
bite of any former bk. What I have been I Dud continue to be;
and I mull I (hall bear wkb me to the Reprefentatives of the Na-
tion. lonic portico of that firm. temperate. and independent ipirit
which basal this occafion fir eminently dittinguillscd the blatars
of Livery...l. I have the honour whit, with rite grcattit attach.
auntatsd refped, Gentlemen,
Your waft faithful and devoted fervent.
Allston Hall. Nov 8, dal. WILLIAM ROSCOE.

TO THR OLINTLIMIN, CLERGY, AND ALI. THS WOK. I
THY AND INDEPENDENT- FREEHOLDERS OF THE
COON flf OF SALOP.
Ottsvases a
BZ I NG ablent from home, and on my road toßath.
when I heard of the DilTolution of Parliament, aad having
but jun returned into Shropihire. It was not in my power to ad-
drefs you On a more early median, in order to return you my
an: ft grateful Thanks for the long experience I have bad of your
hindneis said fupport, w one of your liteprefetuatine is Parlia-
ment-
Seallble as lam of fueb repeated teltimonies of your efface and
gondriefo y t coder my prefect infirmitka. and at my advercod
period of life, I certainly ought not to be folicitnes of prolonging
an honour, which. for ahnoft thirty years of health and aalvity,
I have looked upon 4 one of the moil flattering and dUlloguifhed
which could be bellowed on as individual—an honour, however,
upon which I humbly truft, the long tea you have had of my Portia •
memory condutft, has can no bke, either through the power of
corrupt hittuence, or by an undue bias to this or that fet of men; I
steer leaning to Oppoff tics or Malley, but as I was perfueded
in my eunfelenee that OppoStion or Military leaned to the public
good kinweinses voting with one fide. fometinws with the other,
though I have always fupperted Govertunent fo far as 1 thought
Government meafurea were for the good rat the Nation ; purfuant
to that declaration of the mat perfect Independence with which
I ice out when I &ft took my feat.
Confelous of thefe falls, and that from my Age and declining
State of Health I cannot longer do you that jullice which has been
always my higheft aim and ambition to do, I beg have to retire
fatty impaired with the dcepeft (cafe of the obligation I am under
from your bind partiality, and which can never be effaced on this
Sae the pave. I have the boomer to be,
Gentlemen. . .

Your ever faithful, and truly grateful humble levant,
Hawkllons. Oft. z 3. ao6. RICHARD HILL.
P.B. I hope, and ant perftiaded. that every one of my numerous
lied Friends and Conftituenta will be fo indulgant to my lofinui.
dm, as not to take it ami's that I do not wait on them to return
my perfonal acknowledgments for their relocated favouts ; and.
that I have not thanked them by letter, any otkenv.fe than by the
preterit Advertifernent —I mutt offer the fame plea for not at•
tending t►e County Meeting, and for my abfence ou ftvcral other
public oucalions within theft laR two Tears,