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TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY. AND FREEHOLDERS
OF THE COUNTY OF YORK.
01NT LCK r N,
WHEN I firit announced to you my intention of
becoming a Candidate for the County of YORK, I w+,a
not aware of the reafon which had induced your worthy Repre-
fentative Mr. Fawkes to retire from public life.
Although I lamenras much as he does the recent events whit►►
have ended him to take this unfortunate Rep, and regret them Rill
more, as having deprived the Country of the ferviceA of filch a
man ; I do not think that the increalln difficulties that arife in the
difeharge of Parliamentary duties, ought to deter any o•her equal
incorrupt and independent man from off<riog you his ferric...a
In that ebarader, I earnettly respieft the favour of your kipper%
on the diy of nomination, and co that of Fledion.
I have the honour to, be, Gentlemen..
Your moll faithful and obedient fervant.
mit.ToN.

York, May I.lBsy.

TO THE INDEPEN DEN I' Fit FE MEN 0I: IHE BUR,JU LAI
OF GREAT YARMOUTH.

GENTLEMEN,
I'l-1E events of this day have not lefrened my hopes
of final Needs, nor dimlnlihed the confident rthance 1 place
on your attachment.

No exprellions I can ufe are ttrong enough to convey to you the
feelings of gratitude which animate my brealit ; and whatever the
d cliion of a Committee of the Houk of Commons may be a de-
cifion to which I look forward with canfid,nce, the recolledtion of
the zealous fervices of my friends, the declarations of regret front
my opponents (for I have had no enemies) and the affurance of fu-
ture fu; port from all, molt prevent me from indulging any fenfa.
Cons bur thcfe f plcafure.
I &all always be happy in the exertion of my heft faculties in
your caufe ; and whatever fervice I can render to airy of ynar in-
terefis, either publick or private, local or commercial, will be un-
dertaken with ala:rity and zeal. With the utmoft gratitude for
all your favours, I have the honour to he,
Gentlemen,
Your much obliged humble fervant,
Yarmouth, May 9, tBoy. WM. JACOB.

LEEDS.—At a Meeting of FREEHOLDERS
and Others. Friends of Mr. I.A SCELLES. in this town and
neighbourhood. held at the Rotation Office, the 38th of April,
5807 ; R. R lIRANILEY, Efq Mayor, in the Chair the follow-
Icg was unanitnoufly voted to the Honourable HENRY
LASCELLE3.

We, the underfigned, gratefully approving of your upright and
difinterefted Conduct in Parliament, and fully prrfueded that
your Rsinitatement 211 one of our Reprefentatives, will have the
decided Voice of the County, do requeft you to Rand forward ort
this occafioti, and at the fa ue time do dike you of our firm and
h:artySupport..

R. P. Br;iiiky, Mayor Griffith Wright, Jun. Jofeph Ingham
William Coukfon Peter Haddon Benjamin Ingham
John May& Thoma, I kin Robert Rayner
Edward Markland Robert Bramley T. Ailing-on, jun.
John Beckett Benjamin Smith Willi .m fltaveley
Al:: :ander Turner Jonathan imith Chili/ Popham
William 1-Icy James Walker jofrph lickenfon
Miles A t kinfon Joreph Wood I. Vi. Maude
Thomas Buckle Cornelius Huhfon Thomas Atkinfoia
Richard Worniald Ephraim Elfworth Henry Ns&
Lkilj toga Gctt Jofeph Cos:kelt Abm Park Won
Thomas lirehett J. Boynton Allifon Thomas Hard wick
William Hey,jon. l'hornas Coupland Jofeph Holr..yd
, Benjun Hardwick Charles Boynton Thomas Paper
John Hid John She. plhaoks James Brook. jun.
F. 1.. Billam Griffith Wright William Hcbdin
Henry Skelton William Bingley ylor
John Ta
Henry Hall Michael Ward Timothy Hall
Chrittopher Beckett Joicph Mann William Gott
Mr. Hind Miles Atkinfon, jun. Francis Maguire
Jahn Wilton, jun. Stephen Todd j.r Sheepthants
William Lumley John Knubley John Butler
T. Ercrard Upton Rich. Mathewman William Olburn
William tamer John Shearwood Thomas Gill
kkhard Pollan Jofeph Wood Steph. Shepherd
C. A. Pollan William Preft George Hooter
J. W. Elam Benjamin Mufgrare John Norfolk
George hit-chuff John Duggan John Mufgrare
William Thompfon Richard Kemplay h. I. kuoke
Joni:4 Whiteley Samuel • opplewell John Bean
Thomas Rolland John licidgfon James Roblin)
Robert Coulman William Naylor Charles Wood
Charles Coupland, jun. John Summers Jeflaua Barrett
Thomas H. Faber George Camara Richard • hide*
Alcialidtr Leigh John Holroyd Jahn iirooke
Wililain Mulled hark. Coupland RJ. Coulman
Roger Holt Leigh Jams fennalit John It.elton
John Oxley W Hammerton, Clk. John l'hurtbey
John bi;clioff Thomas tumult Wm Robinfun
J. Burrell jun. Janina Lee John Harratt
Joh', Shepherd Charles Brown William Wright
William l'etley John Cryer Thomas Hcbdeti
James Brooke 'llonias Walton George Hebilco
Jere Olorer Jan Carr Thomas Strothcr
Mi‘ had Sp: idit Joh'. Atkinfons W. G. Maude
William Shepley Benjamin I'ulian Lucas NicLolfon
Beverley Hill lfaac *Wilton Lepuni laikton
Edward Brooke, William Putter Nuirry Holmes
George Smith John Co.)k.on George Banks
William Morritt S..miiel Pri. fticy 1 homas Lloyd
Robert Parr Samuel illagorough lobo Lfiarnock
Jolhua Ingham Henry Spencer Wm. Hargrave
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Edward Headley b. Ihfchoffand zoos Wrn. Kin& & Co.
Edward Armitage John Cullen Marth ill, hues,
Jame. Berwick Charles simpfun an Co.
James ktangelzy Chrillopbcr Smith /11.Charlefworth
Thomas Sheppard T. S B Read ti ow Nottingham
Thomas I.: ii kby Jarvis Fawcett Fier & Nlaon
George Paley I rands Bulmer, Jan. T Clapham&Son•
)1.,n Crann.ion S.an... hark 'worth J. bardow
t hon.r.s I ifit.r J Nlai fluid lime nth r.4.,irgt: Viiicent.
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i Glee, at :ma the News...twins, anal pi the P.:sting•Office, New.
i arm Lod. ,

GENERAL ELECTION.

WESTMINSTER ELECTION.

ALL PEasows having any CLaims on LORD.
COCHRANE, relative to the prefent ELECTION, are re-
queued to deliver their Bids, loclofed to me here, immediately,
that they may be examined and paid. J. T. WRATISLAW.
Committee Room, Riebardfon's Hotel, May 11, 1807.

TO THE WORTHY FLECTORS OF WESTMINSTER.
Co MMITT it Room, Richardfou's Hotel, May 12.
GENTLaMIN,
T FEEL highly flattered, that the principles I have
prokffed have fo fully met the approbation of the Independent
Eledors of Weftminfter. An attachment to his Majelty, and a
rcvere::ce for the Britilh Conttitutlon, in its !late of purity, have
ever been felt by me hi the ftrongeft degree. Independence I pro-
fefs : I WC 'he word Independence, unconnedbid with fadious op-
pofition. I will iupport good matures. and condemn bad; I don't
care who bring them forward. In one word, I (hall to the end of
the patent conteft, nand alone—l (hall do my utmoft for the be,.
edit of my Country, and ever be, Gentlemen, with the greateft
refpcd for ycu. and with devotion to your interelt.
Tour much obliged,and moll faithful Servant.
COCHRANE.
qi K. WM. CURTIS.—The COMMITTEE: for
coniuding the Eledion of Sir WILLIAM CURTIS, Bart.
refpedfully intreat a continuance of the exertions of his Friends,
to maintain that Situation in which their partiality and kindnefs
has already placed him.
The Committee entertained a molt fanguine with to terminate
the camas. and ther:by to preclude all unneceffary trouble: but,
as the Poll•books emit be kept open from nine to three o'clock
daily, until Wedndday next, they very earneftly entreat tte at-
tendance at Guildhall of thofe Liverymen who have not yet pulled,
in order to confirm the choice of their worthy Candidate.
Old South Sea Houk, May 10, 1807.

TO TIIE INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF THE TOWN
AND COUNTY OF HAVISRFORDWES T.
PERMIT me, Gentlemen, to feize the firs mn•
ment to return you my warns& Thanks for having placed*
me, the fifth time, in the honourable &tuition of Reprefenting
you in Parliament ; and to allure you, that you may depend upon
a continuance on my part, of that line of political conduct which
has met with Nat decided proofs of your approbation.
I have the honour to remain, Gentlemen,
Your very obedient, humble St vint,
Haverfordweft, May 8, tBc7. KENSING TON._

To the GENTLEMEN. CLERGY, YEOMANRY and other
FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of WILTS.
GINTLIMIZN,
HAVING had the honour at your Meeting this
day to be unanimoufly nominated as prorer rerfons to repre-
lent this refpedabie County in the enfu'ng Parliament, we beg
leave to offer ourfelves to your notice, and to it:quell the further
honour of your fufft ages on Friday next, the (by of Ekdion.
Vie arc, with every potable refpcd,
Gentlemen,
Your much obliged and molt-obedient humble fervants,
H. P. WY NDHA7VI.
Devizes, May ti, igo7. RICHARD LONG.