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GENERAL ELECTION.

TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OP
THE CI 1 Y OF LONDON.

GaNTLEMIN,
r-FHE Diffolutirm of Parliament. authorifes me to
make you a rclrettful offer of my ferviees
Deftended from a Family bog coimeeted with this great City.
1 &all at all times he anxious to promote its Commercial Intereits,
and to preferve the Rights and Privileges of my fellow Citizens ;
and being adtuated by an ardent zeal for the Conititution of my
Country, and for the independence of the B'itilh Empire, I truft
1 thall he favoured with the adtive fupport of the I .ivery of London.
I bave the houour to remain, with the greateft rcfpeet,
Gentlemen,
Your faithful Servant, J. P. HANKEY.
The Committee in the intereft of Mr. Alderman HANKLY,
Et daily at the Alderman's Houfe, in Mincing lane, where any
information and affiftance will he thankfully received.
Mincing•lane, April 27, 1807.

• .
T a molt numerous and highly refpeftahle Meet-
ing of the Friends of Mr. Alderman HANKEY, held at the
London Tavern, this Jay, April so, ;Hoy,
Mr. Alderman BOY DELL, in the Chair,
The following Refolutions were moved by Sir Francis Baring.
Bart feconded 11, George Clark, Efq. late Alderman of Baiithaw
Ward, and carried unanirnoufly
t. That it is the opinion of this Meeting, that the profperity of
the Britifit Empire, being founded on commerce, and the metro-
polis being the emporium, it is peculiarly important that the Repre-
fentatives in Parliament be well aequainted with the Commercial
Interefts of the Nation, more apecially at this critical period,
when the efforts of an infidious enemy are applied alma exclu-
lively to aceompliffi the ruin of the Britifh Trade.
. That it is the opinion of this Meeting, Mr. Alderman Han-
key, by birth and education, a Citizen of London. and who has
for many years been adtively engaged in extenfive Comniereial
concerns, whofe charade" and condwft are irreproachable in all
his various Mercantile tranfaetions, is a fit and groper perfo:t to
reprifent the City of London in Parliament.
•3. That it is the opinion of this Meeting, Mr. Alderman Han-
key, as Colonel of the Ninth Regiment of Loyal London Volun.
teen, has a peculiar claim upon the efteem of his Fellow Citizens,
for the excellent difcipline he eftablidied in the Regiment, by this
means giving efficacy and credit to that molt conftitutioaal de-
fence, the Volunteer Force.
4.:That it is the opinion of this Meeting, Mr. Alderman Ilan-
key, by taking upon him the Office of one of the Magiftrates of
this City. has evinced an honourable defign to promote its welfare
and pmfperity, emulating the example of his ancrftors, and mat
efpeeially Sir John Barnard, of whofe eminent (mien in Seven
Parliaments this City It'll retains the molt grateful remembrance.
S. That this Meeting, individually and eolledivsly, will ufe the
molt ftrenuous exertions to promote the Etedion et' Mr. Alder.
man Hankey, as one of the Reprefentatives in Parliament, by
proceeding in the molt waive canvas polfible.
JOHN BOYDELL, Chairman.
The Chairman having left the Chair, it was refolved, that the
Thanks of this Meeting be returned to him, for his able and dig-
nified eonduet

TO THE INDEPENNT FREEHOLDERS OF THE
COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX.
GINTL2II2N,
ALLOW me again to folicit the favour of your
Votes, to replace me in the diffinguitted fitnation which I
have had the honour to hold for the Four laft Parliament.. Con-
Moos that I have never fwerved from thole principles, watch daft
recommended me to your fupport, and which I can actor abandon
but with my life, my pretentious to your fuffrages, on the prefent
occallon, are founded, not upon any proftffions as to my future
conduct; but upon the experience you have had of tip fidelity
and independence, with which I have endeavoured to 'urge
the truft reptiles' in me.
I have the honour to remain,
Gentlemen, your faithful and muchohliged (avant,
St. james'aquare, April 29. G. BYNG.

TO THE GENTLE MEN,C LERG Y, AND FREEHOLDERS
OF THE COUNTY OF CAMBRIDGE.
GENTLaMaW,
THE fudden and one:peeled Diffolotion of Par.
!lament, bas necafarily returned into your hands the Re-
prefentative Truft, which you confided to me in Minaret*, haft.
I hope that no part of my condudt, in the mean time, can have
caufed me to forfeit the good opinion with which you have So
long honoured me, and which is my chief pride ; and relying seen
this, I venture again to throw myfelf on your indulgetieC gild to
Solicit the favour of your votes and intereft at the approachilig
Elcdlios. I remain, Gentlemen,
With unfeigned attachment,
Your molt obedient and faithful tenant,
Wimpole, April SII, 11807. C. Yostint.

TO TH.EG RNTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FRE
OF THE COUNTY OF SURREY.

1 E le

GaNTLIMEIII,
HIS MAJESTY'. Minifters having thought fit to
advife a Dinlotion of Parliament, I beg lowa once mere
moft earneftly the favour of your attendance in my be-
half, on the day of Elation.
The unequivocal proof I have expetienced,within the fisort period
of Ga months, that the confidence you have fo long and fo kindly
rippled in me remains unimpaired, forbids my troubling you, at
this time, any further, than to affure you of the unfeigned gratitude
and refpedt with which I have the honour to be,
Gentlemen,
Your obliged and devoted fervant,
London, April sB, zBo7. WILLIAM RUSSELL.

TO THE GENTRY, CLF.RGY. AND FREEHOLDERS OF
COUNTY OF YORK.

GINTLIMEN.
A DISSOLUTION of Parliament having taken
A• place, you are again called upon to exercife the great right of
choofing your Reprefentatives in the Houle of Commons.
As it mutt be of the grcateft conlequence to you well to weigh,
before you snake your Elcdtion, the refpedtive merits of thole
who akire to the polleffion of your confidence, I take the cant*
opportunity of Informing you that my name will not be found in
the numlier of thole who upon the pi-dint oceafion may folicit the

honour of your fuffrages.
Gentlemen, I do not with at prefent to enter into any detail of
the motives /which hive induced me to withdraw from public
life. I than, therefore, only briefly fay, that after what has lately
paffed, a feat in the Houle of Commons, which was the firft with
of my heart,has ceafed to be the objedt of my ambition.
In addition to this, I cannot, confiftently with the duty I owe to
a numerous and inereafing family, eonfeut to empore :mt.& to the
danger of there fudden and uncalled:led dinlutions.
With the deepeft and molt indelible fenfe of gratitude for your
pan Livour., and with every earner. with fur the profperity of my
country is general, and of the County of York in particular,
I have the honour to be.
Your molt obliged and obedient 'errant,
London, April 2,7. t Soy. W. FAWICrS.

TO THE GETLEMEN, CI .ERGY, AND FR EEHOI,D IRS
OF THE COUNTY OF NOTTINGHAM. •
GENTLFMCN,
HOWEVER unexpeeed may have been the difTn.
lution of Paliamert, which again make" it neceffAry for
me to addrcfs y, it, I cannot regret a meafure, which affords an np•
portunity to the people of deciding upon the conduct of their Re-
prefentatives. to your invelligatiott I cheerfully fubmit my
Portion. ertary conduit, and eonfeious that I have difcharged the
mitt with which you honoured me, to the belt of my ahilitit-s, I
have every rearm to hope that yJur candour will tunic any in-
volunta:y errors.
I heg leave again to folicit the honour of your fatfrrages at the
enfuing Pltaiun ; and ► flatter myfelf that my general lintin3ents
are fo well known to you, that it will be unneeefiary for me to
male any new prorefGons, and that you will not require from me
any further pledge, that, my engaging to decide upon fuels quef-
titans as may occur in Parliament. to the belt of my judgment,
or:warped by prejudice, and unbtaited by any confiderations of in-
tereß. To filch a pledge, and to fuch only, can I eenkientioufly
fubfcribe.. With the warmeft fentiments of gratitude and rerpeet,
I have the honour to be, •
Gentlemen,
Your much obited, and molt faithful (errant;
London, April jo, tBo7. • A. H. EYRE. .
•

TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT ELF C roßs
OF THE CITY OF CANTERBURY, RESIDENT IN LON-
DON AND ITS VICINITY.
Bawl ilEll Faustus,
ADilfolotion of Parliament being (hotly expeled,
-11- We once more take the liberty of offering our fervices to
ToU ihould we again have the honour to Reprefent you, it will
be our ambition to prove by our future cantina, as it has been the
pride of our palt, to maintain /sea, foie your LIBERTY' and IND t•
PLND ENCIL —We (hall take the earlieft opportunity of paying our
perfunal refpeets to you. Aud have the honour to be,
Gentlemen,
Your molt obedient humble law tnts
JOHN BAKER.
S. E. SAWBRIDG E.

Canterbury, April 11,1837.

TO THE GENTLEMEN. CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS
OF THE COUNTY OF DORSET.

IPRESUkE to offer myfelf a fccond time to your
notice, with an increafed confidence, that, during the period
I have had the honour of being one of your Reprefentatives, my
condudt in Parliament, as well as my attention to the local irate.
refls of the County, as a Magiftrate. Lave in no degree tended to
diminith that good opinion, which it has been my utmoft endea-
vour to deferve, by a faithful and unremitting difcharge of my
public duty.
With a firm reliance, that by the kind and generous exertions
of my numerous friends, I lhaU be returned for the high and dif-
se,guithed fituation of again reprefenting this County, it thall be
my ttreanous purfuit to prove myfelf an upright, vigilant, and in-
depwdeut Member of Parliament.-4 have the honour to he,'
Gentlemen,
With every fentiment of gratitude and raped,
Your devoted humble fervant,
iryaniton Houfe, April i 8,1807. E. B PORTMAN.

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of
the COUNTY PALATINE of LANCASTER.
Gerrs.caexn.
As an immediate Diliblution of Parliament is
expeZted, I take the earlieft opportunity of (Aching your
Votes and Intereft at the enfuing Ele!Uon.
Impreffed as I am with the molt fincere and fervent gratitude.
for the repeated inftances of kindnefs and attachment I have for
twenty-three experienced from you, it will be the highett addition
to that Rottman, if I am again honoured with your confidence

and fupport.
Permit me to fay, that as I truly eftimate the value of your ap-
probation, I null, if potlible, feel a Itrongsr deGre to retain it. and
continue to pay at all times the moR anxious attention to the ge•
neral interefts of my native county, as well as thore of the country
in general. I have the honour to be,
Gentlemen.
Your molt faithful and obedient humble fervent.
JOHN BLACKBURNL

Park -itreet, Welttniniter,
Monday Evening, April z 7, zBo7.

TO THE GEN f LEMEN. CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS
OF THE COUNTY PALATINE OF LANCASTER.
OZNTLtMZN.
IMPRESSED with the deepen fenfe of gratitude
by your paft favours, and truly confcious of the additional
value which your liberal and generous conduet has invariably
(tamped upon them; I am encouraged, once more, humbly to fo-
licit the honour of your protedtion and fupport on the day of the
approaching Elation.
Should you again condefeend to delegate into my hands that
important waft, which I have ever been ambitious of diftharging
I with anxious attention and fidelity; I beg leave to offer you a re-
new.' of thofe affurances, which you have In frequently received
with a favourable ear; that it will be the principal objed of my
life, as far as my limited abilities will allow, to embrace every
opportunity of promoting the local interefts of the County and
the general profperity of the Empire.—l have the honour to be,
With the wartuelt fentiments of refpetft and attachment,
Gentlemen,
Your molt faithful and Obedient Tenant.
London, April 27. T. S fANLEY.

A T a moil Numerous and RefpeOable MEETING
1 of the INDEPENDENT FREEMEN of the Town and
Port of DOVER, nfident in Landon and its Neighbourhood,beld
at the Crofs Keys. Wood-flreet, on Tuefday, April 28, tfloi, is
confequence of an Advertifement. figned "An Independent Free-
man ; Mr. JAMES WRIGHT in the Chair.
Refolved Unanimoufly, That John Jackfon, Efq. our late wor-
thy and independent Reprefentative, has fully merited the confi-
dence and mutt repofed in him, by his Ready attachment to our
King and Conititutiln, and the anxiety he bas always evinced for
welfare of the Town and Port of Dover.

-
Refolved Unanimoufly, That it is a duty incumbent on our-
(elves, and our Brother Freemen, to ufe our belt endeavours to
return him as one of our Reprelentativa at the caning EleQion,
and that we will therefore, not only fupport him with our votes,
but ufe our molt ftrenuous exertions to Iccure his retledlion.
Refolced Unanlmoully, That CHARLES JENRIHSON, Efq. our
other late Reprefentative, is in like manner entitled to our fupport.
(Signed) JAMES WRIGHT.

R ef"l ved Unanimnufly, That the thanks of this Meeting be given
to Mr. James Wright, for his upright and impartial condudt in
the Chair.

SOUTH AMEICRIHCAND FRIA. BOTAENDLYNY BAYIS LAN. SOCIDS. ETY, SAND•
W,
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At a meeting of Council held yellerday afternoon,
the KING flipped the following
PROCLAMATIONS,

FOR DISSOLVING THt T PARLIAMENT. AND DICLARINO
THE CALLING Of ANOTHER.

•
GEORGE R.
Whereas we think fit, by and with the advice of out Privy
Cuuucil, to dilllelve this prefcnt Parliament, which Rands pro-
rogued to Wednefday the thirteenth day of May next We do,
therefore, publins this Our Royal Proclamation, and do hereby
diffolve the raid Parliament accordingly ; and the Lords Spiritual i
and Temporal, and the Knights. Citizens, and Burgeffea, and the
Commiffionsrs for Shires and Burghs, of the Houfe of Com •
moos. are difcberged from their meeting and attendance on the
laid Wednefday the thirteenth day of May next And We being ,
&Ikons and refolved, as loon as may be, to meet Our People, and i
to have their advice in Parliament, do hereby make known to all i
Our loving Subjeds Our Royal WiU and Pleafute to call a New
Parliament: And do hereby further declare, that, with the ad-
vice of Our Privy Council, We have this day given Order that
our Chancellor of that Part of Our United Kingdom called Great
Britain, and Our Chancellor ofirebnd, do refpeEtively forthwith
little out Writs, in due form and according to law, for calling a
new Parliament. And We do hereby alto, by this Our Royal Pro-
clamation under Our Great Seal of Our United Kingdom, require
Writs forthwith to be iffued accordingly 1 Our faid Chancellors
refpeetively. for caufing the Lords Spiritual and Temporal, and
Commons, who are to ferve in the laid Parliament, to be duly re-
turned tio, and give their attendance in, Our laid Parliament;
which Writs arc to be returnable on Monday the twenty-fecond
day of June next.
Given at Our Court at the Queen's Palace, the.twenty-ninth
day of April, One thoufand eight hundred and fever), in the
forty-fcventh year of our reign.
GOD SAVi TUT KING.