Star.
London, England, 1807-05-15 00:00:00

GENERAL ELECTION.

TO THE FRqEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF
MIDDLESEX.
GINTLEMEN,
•
THE warm and unaltered expreffinns of confidence
with which I have bean receive' on my cauvars in every part
of our enlightened and independent County, have fatkfadorily
proved to me that all attempts to diftrad your minds from the
confideeation of your rights and the belt means of preferring
them, have failed. lam moll truly grateful to you fur the kind
fupport with which I am honoured, and which I afcribc folly to
your approbation of the principles upon xhich I have idled •—•
In the whole courfe of the many years that I have been in your
ferviee, it will not be imputed to me, that I ever received or cow ted
a perfonal gratification at the hands of power. Der ply and per-
manently counedted with the County, my firft and talc osledi has
been to promote it. welfare. for I can have no joy:tea equal to
the maintenance of our common profperity. It mutt be the great
objedt of the County in which the Metropolis of the Empire is
placed, to chute a Reprektitative that (hall be a faithful, vigilant,
and zealous guardian of the privil yes of the people, that the
fyllem from which we have derived all our advantages may not
be impaired, and that the hidings which we have derived from
ottr anctitors may be tranfmitted to our polterity. 10 be con-
fidered by you as a fit perfon to he chofen for this eminent trot",
is the only honour to which I afplre. It is my pride, that in every
one which I have given as your Reprefentative, I have been actu-
ated folvly by the duty which I owed to you ; and I cats, from
the bottom of my heart, ;nonlife y, u, that nu temptation (hall
make me forego the confolation which th.• feeling will give me in
the hour of my dea-h.
Gentlemen, though the affurances which I have received make
me certain of the Hine of the cornett in which I am engaged, yet.
I prefume to fay, that it is important to the peace of the County,
that I fbould be honoured with your early appearance at the
Haling' on Monday next
I am, with fentiments of Sneers gratitude,

OZNTLEMIN,
Your molt faithful fervant,
St. James's:fguare, May 14. G. 11VNG.
CARRIAGES will be provided at the undermentioned Places
on Monday morning next, and every tocceeding Morning during
the Eltetion, viz :

Near the White Horfe, Poplar.
Near the Britannia, Limehoufe.
Near the Anchor and Hope, New Crane, Wapping.
Near the George lain, BaLk--laue, St. Georges in the Fait.
At the Court Houk, Olborne-dreet, hitechapeL
At Bethnal Green.
Near ttie Mc rmaid, Hackney.
Lt fare-ftreet, Spitalfields.
Tower-Hill.
Near Shurcditch Church.
Near St. Luke's Hofpital, City-road.
At Clerkenwell Green.
At il,e Adam and Eve, New road, Tottenham-court.
At Iflnigtnn Green.
At the North End of New Bridge-Itreo, Blackfriars.
At Stotey's Gate Coffee bottle, Great Morse ltrczt, Wettraini.
fter.

At Knight(bridge, near Sloane-ftrett.
Near Ibbetfon's Hotel, in Vcre-ftrert, Oxford•ftreet.
• /Tear the Bell and Crown Inn, in Holborn.
In Piccadilly, near St. Jatue.'s Church
And at Mr. Bynes Houk, in S 4 Janies's-fquare.

TO THE GEN FLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS
OF l'Hit COUNTY OF CAMBRIDGE.
RETURN you my belt Thanks for the Honour
you have conferred upon me, by again Eleding me one of yuur
Reprefentativrs ,o ferve in Parliament.
After Seventeen Years experience of my Frinciplca and Con-
dud, I hope it is now unneceffary for me w make Profellions 01
Duty and Attachment to my Conitituenta and the Public Interelt ;
fuch as I have been, at Raft, I truft you will always find me con-
thine to be. I remain, Gentlemen,
Your much obliged, and faithful (errant,
Wimpole, May 11, 1807. C. YORKE.

HO TEL, MATLUCK.

JOHN LEEDHAM, late of the Old B oth, returns
fincere Thanks to the Pu!rt:c for the many favours confer-
red upon bim at the Old Bath; and very refpeetfully informs
them, that he has taken the Hotel. which he has now opened, and
humbly folicits their patronage and fupport.
He has mole an addition of feveral Parlours, three of which are
on the Cha miler Storey, and bas, in other relpeels, greatly improv-
ed the Pralines; fo that he can aCurc bis Friends and the Public,
that the dotal is in every rely& a comfortable Hoek.
Matlock Bath, April 16, 1807. - •

BUILDERS' PRICES, 18.)7.
This day was pubilihed, price ts. frayed,
Corralled to May, including the Advat:ces,
THE BUILDERS' I' R ICE•BOOK : containing
a correct Lift of the Prices Wowed by the moll eminent
Surveyors in London to the feveral Artificers concerned in Build.
irg ; including the Journeymen's Prices.
By an EXPERIeNCED SURVEYOR,
With a Table of Scaet'ir.gs. and a Table of the Duties on Win.
doves and Heats, and the Rules for charting them.

Pubtithed by J. at the Architeaural Library, No. 39,
High IMhom.
N. B. Gentlemen are requested to he careful to order Ttylor's
Original Builders Price Book.