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London, England, 1807-05-13 00:00:00

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GENERAL ELECTION.

TO THE INDEPENDENT FREEHOLDERS OF THE
coorat OF MIDDLESEX.
OCNTLEMCN,
ALLOW me again to folicit the favour of your
Wiwi to replace use in the dißinguithed &nation which I
have had the honour to hold for the four lift Parliaments. Con-
fcion that I have never fa/erred frogs, thole principles which fit R
recommended ate to your fupport, and which I can t'ever abandon '
but with my life, my pretenfions to your fuTrages, on the prelent
occafinn, are founded, not upon any profeibons as to my future
tended but upon the experience you have had of the fldelity
and independence, with which I have endeavoured to difcharge
the truß repofed in me. I have the honour to remain, .
Gentlemen. your faithful and much obliged tenant,
St ]hos'
e's (tiara, April sq. G. "WWI
Mr. ',roc's Commiitee fits daily at his hoofe in St. James'ea
'(snare, mid every afternoon, at the Court-hoofe, Offiorn.ftreet,
Whiteehapel.
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TO THE GEN TLEMEN.CI,ERGY, A ND FR IthhiOL ukIKS,
OP THE COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX.
OENTLEMCN,
VERY few days have elapfed fence I firft had the
honour of addreditig )ou : the period, though flytrt, has pen.
duced for me fpontaneous offers of fupport front fo many pans of
the County. that funiser !saltation might be deettird Ingratitude;
I cannot, therefore, any tenger delay to comply with the defire
of my numerous friends, and accordingly now decidedly &dere
myfelf a Candidate for the high diftimtlion of reprefenting you in
Parliament. Should Ibe the fortunate übjedt of your choice, it
will be no-I.•fs my duty than my pride to terve you with indepen-
dence, diligence, and integrity; and to exert my utmoft endea-.
yours so maintain and uphold our happy Coultitution in Church •
and State, as ertablithed at the glorious Revolution. I fear it will
not be poffible for me, before the Ele.elion. to pay my perfonal
relpedla to every Freeholder within the County, but requeft of
you to halieve that it is my earneß with to do fo. The Sheriffs
have appointed the 18th inliant, at nine o'clock, at Rrebtford, for
the commencement of the Eledlion. I bare to entreat of my
friends to he early in giving me their rapport. With every rani-
met of zerpoft, I have the hoooor to fuldcribe myfelf,
Gra/ rtraa,m,
Your obedient. faithful, humble, fervent,
HareiAl-Plate, May 9,1807. eIiRiSIVPH Eit . BAYNES.

THE Friends of Sir CHRISTOPHER. BAYNES,
Bart. ars molt particularly requcfted to meet at the Fret-
mafon's Tavern, Great t).!.een.ftreet, on Friday nest, the rsth
initant, at One o'Clock prectfely, to confider of the molt effedtral
means of fecuring that Gentleman's Eledtion.
London, May tt, acy.

TO THE GENTLEM FN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS
OF Tii.! COUNTY OF YORK.
GCNTLtlint,
• .
WHEN I fitft announced to you my intention of
becoming a Candidate for the County of YORK, I *se
not aware of the reafan wl.ich had induced your worthy Repro.
Tentative Mr. Fawkes to retire from public life.
Although I lament as much as he d-ies the recent events which
have caufed him to take this unfortunate Rap, and regret them Rill
more, as having deprived the Country of the fervices of fuch a
man ; I do not think that the increafing difficulties that arife in the
difcharge of Parliamentary duties, ought to deter any other equally
incorrupt and independent man from offaing you his fenriees
In that chatadler, I earneftly requelt the favour of your (union
on the day of nomination, and cn that of Eledtion.
I have the honour to be, Gentle Men,
Your molt faithful and obedient fervant,
Voris, May t, MILTON.

To the GEN fI.EMEN CLERGY, YEOMANRY and other
FRE :OLDERS of the COUNTY of WILTS.
GEN I'LCMEN, •
r_IA VING had the lionnur at your Meeting this
11 day to be unanimoully nominated as proper perfons to repre-
fent this refprdtable County in the enfu 9g Parliament, we bet
leave to offer ourfelves to your notice, and to requelt the further
honour of your fuffrages on Friday next, the day of Election.
We are, with every poflible refpcd, Gentlemen,
Your much obliged and molt obedient humble fervents,
H. P. WYNDHAM.
.Prvizes, tt. 1807. RICHARD LONG.
to I+lh WOR I'HY AND INDEPENJEN I' BURGESSES
OF I Ht 3 ANTIENT BOROUGH OF BEVERLEY.
flesm.r.a.eN,
IT is with thelinccrell gratitude I acknowledge the
high Honour you have this day conferral upon me; and in re-
turning you my moll fineere and unfeigned Thanks for the very
Honourable and Eff.tdtual Support, which has fecund to me the
object of my ambition,
I take leave to adore you of my LI,. of the high and important
truit repofed in me as your Reprcfentative io Parliament, which
it will ever be, at all times, my molt anxious defirc to merit, by as
faithful a difcharge of my Duty, as a zealous attachment to my
King and the Conftitution of my Country, and an ardent deSre
for their prpfperity and glory can infpire.
With the molt hearttelt wifhes for your welfare and happinefs,
I have the honour to be, with the greateft efteem and refped,
Gentlemen,
Year much obliged and very faithful fervent,
Benrley, May S, any.

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