Star.
London, England, 1802-07-14 00:00:00

To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT ELECTORS of

the CI r V of WORCESTER.
GrPITTAMENs
THE demontirmion I hate experienced of your
confidence and fopport during the Lite Contra, demands
my fincereft acknowledgments : in the pureit and moll
terrfled manner you have given eff.et to t►e oiled of my
earnest wifaes, that, of being re-elened to terve you in Parlia-
ment; it shall he confidend by me as the happieft circumitance
of my Life, to have been diftinguithed by fo refpcilable and
numeronh a hotly of Eledturs ; you have infeparably hound me
to your intends by the molt lively fentiments of gratitude, and
my anxious endeavours limit ever be exerted to preferve until-
minifbcd your efteem and good opinion.
I :an, refpedfully,
GINTLEMIIN,

Your obliged and devoted Servant,
London, July z 3, 1802. A LRAM ROBARTS.

To the GENTLF.MEN, CLERGY, YEOMEN, and other
FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of KENT.

GENTLPMZII,
THE refidt of this day's Nomination has proved
molt fl itterin; to my Feelings, as it has onivinecd me that
the Principles which I have ever profeffed have, in the opinion
of fu refpeetable a Meeting of my Conftituents, been honefUy
adhered to, and that their fentimenta arc in perfeet unifon
with my own.
I have only to requeft an exertion of the fame zeal on the
more important day of Eketion ; affuring you, that Mould I
again be placed in the honourable fituation of one of your Re.
prefentatives in Parliament, the fame Indtpcndtnee than guide
my future conduel, has to-day, and which I truft and
hupe, will continue to enfure me the gratifying tettlinony of
your approbation. I am, Gentlemen, with Queen regard, your
molt faithful, and obedient Servant,
Maidftone, July 7, 1801. WM. GEARY.

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS
of the COUNTY of ESSEX.
CINTL2II2X,
EEPLY impreffed with the Importance of the
D e
Trull which you have this day placed in my hands, by
eleCting me one of your ReprefenturivLs to ferve in Parlia-
ment, I will difehurge my duty with the independence and
homily which bas influenced your condudt iu the choice of
your Members.
I am no friend to Coalition or Compromise; on public
principles, combined with private frierullhip, I (*AMC forward
a Candidate for your harry:es—on there principle. I have re-
c ived your Confidence, and never will I betray your Intereft
through party faction or fear.
Accept my warm, II gratitude fe this iliftin:uifhed mark of
your favour, and when I violate the trult repufed in me, let
your confidence be withdrawn.
I remain, vrith a jut! fenfe of the honour conferred on me,
Your devoted and obedi,:nt Servant,
Chigwcil, July 12. EI.IAU HARVEY.

To the FREEMEN and Iv t! 1 REF HOLDERS of the Borough
of OK LHAMPION.

GRNTLIIITN,
AT four o'clock this day, when the Poll tinted
for the Freemen and ark...widet/ Jena' Freeholders of
this Borough, we had the fatitfaniun of fixing the nuniber of
Votes in our favour confidt raft higher th.in thole for our Op-
ponents. At that hour thirty.fire Voters were Introduced, who
have acknowledged thvmfetves to be mill pellet firaigers to
you, arid who came front London, and its vicinity, upon the
avowed and premeditated filtrate, to deprive you a/ your frau.

During the courfe of the Election, Mr. Holland and his
Agents had prepared us to exped there firahferr and had
informed us of a new contriaance to make their Votes valid.
Fully apprifed of this intention, and well aware of the tip n-
dee fituation of the returring Otticer,we are not furprized, that
there Votes, which a Committee of the Hoare of Commons, in
gyps. pronounced:Ursa/. were now Coffered to Poll ; that Tri-
bunal would not permit pi:rims of the molt exalted rank and
chanieter, to make conveyances to (crye the purpofes of an
EleCtion ; and we look forward, with the utmoß confidence,
that a Committee of the New l'atliament wid not now fandion
a 'strainer, which, in t 79 r, was deemed (resident and ilkzal.
Mr. Holland, in his Addrefs to you this day, congratulated
you on Ida fined's. We conceive, ou the contrary, that to the
legal Voter, it mull prove a fubjeEt of grief and mortification,
that there is nut a Tingle independent Freeman among you, who,
after witnefliag the Rene of this evening, can lay his hand upon
his heart and not regret the Vote which he has given in fupport
of this Gentleman; and that every Freeman mull feel, that at all
future Lic&ons it mutt be a mere Mockery to folicit his Vote, if,
after he has given it, an indefinite :lumber oft/044ml Tract:l-
MS are to ix. brought from London, to out-number and dilate
to the legal Voters of this Borough.
We beg leave to return you our malt fincere thanks for the
fupport which you have given us, and to allure you, that no
effort of ours (hall be wanting to vindicate your rights, before
a Committee nf the Houk of Commons ; and that, whether we
are fuccersful or not, we (hall ever rct tin a grateful remem-
brance of the flattering and kind reception we have met with at
the Borough of Okehampton.
We have the hom ar to be, Gentlemen,
Your obedient and obliged humble Servants,
P. J. THELLUSSON.
GEORGE WOODFORD THELLUSSON.

Ohehampton, Friday EVelli g, 9th of July, ISO&
s rATt Or TUC I' ) )L.
Forty nbjeeted to.hy the Connie! for
Mr. Ili•tiland - i 44 Mr firs. Tlullia a1....,,but of conrie
Mr. &rifle - .139 :I mired to Pull by the returning
Officcr.
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One Vote was °Media to, by the.
Mr. Theban' - 1T2,( 14/1 Courfcl for ,firs.Hullal and
Mr. G. Waltrittfroa t 17
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