Star.
London, England, 1807-05-01 00:00:00

GENERAL ELECTION.

ROCHESTER ELECTION.
'THE ROCHESTER FREEMEN refident in
-II- London and its Environs, in the Intereft of Sir THOMAS
B. THOMPSON, Bart. and Sir THOMAS TRIGGE, K. B.
are requeftell to attend at the Bloff...m's Inn, Lawrence-lase, 'To-
morrow Erman, the ad of May, at Eight o'Clock

TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS
OF THE COUNTY OF SUStEX.
_

GENTLEMEN,
'[HE Diffolution of Parliament having taken place,
I take the liberty of offering to ferve you again.
I have never abfvnted myfelf from my poft, and in the laft
moment of the etiftence cf Parliament I was endeavouring to
promote and fecure your interetts.
I have the honour to remain,
With the utmoft elle= and gratitude,
Your molt laithful femur,
Ucconiliire Place, April 29, 1807. JOHN FULLER.

TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT ELECTORS OF
THE FLIN SHfRE BOROUGHS.
CILNTLENItN.
PERMIT me again to offer myrelf to your notice,
and to folicic a renewal of that countenance and rapport. of
which I have experienced fo recent a proof. in the late Etc.:Hon ;
and of which I ever entertain the r • lively and grateful re-
membrance. I have the honour to be,.
Gentlemen,
With every renti.nent of attachment and raped,
Your moft devoted and obliged humble fervant.
Fem./ern, April 29. EDWARD PRYCE LLOYD.

TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT ELECTORS
01? THE BOROUGH OF MUCH WENLOCK.
GetrLtatrn,
A DISSOLUTION of Parliament having taken
place, we take the liberty of again offering ourfdves, as
Candid.des, to reprcfent you at the enfuing Eledtion : having fo
recently, and rs frequently, rmived the molt flittering marks of
your favour, we truft We than not tte thought prefumptuOus, in
hoping that we may obtain your fulfrages on the prefect oceallon.
We have the honour to be, Gentlemen,
Your obliged and faithful humble fervent',
CECIL FORESTER.
London, April 30, tBO7. JOHN SIMPSON.
TO THE GEN TLEM'EN, CI.ERGY, AND YEOMANRY,
FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF SOMERSET.
GtNTLCIALN,
'I`HE many flattering tellimenTes I have received
I- fence the lag Eledtion, of your approbation of my general
eonduet in three fuc.;citive Parliaments, induce me to hope that I
than, on the day of nomination, meet with fuels rapport as will be
the mrans of vgain placing me in the high and diftinguithed fitua•
tlon of reprefenting you in the enfuing Parliament.
I have the honour to be, with the highett etc= and regard,
GIPNTLEMCN,
Your molt obedient and faithful humble (errant.
WILLIAM GORE LANGTON.
Grofvenor.fquere, April 27,1807.

TO THE r: EXILE MEN, CLERGY, ANI:i FREEHOLDERS
OF THE COUNTY OF BUCKS.
CF.NTLEMEN,
AS the Citrumflances, under which, nn the 9th
*tlent, you re c?edted me one of your Rcprtfentatives, con-
tinue the fame, I have no battalion in again offering myfelf to your
notice ; and I hope I may feel a well grounded confidence, that
in lathing a repetition of that ttlßinguilbed honour, which fo
lately you unanimontly conferred upon me, I comply with what
believe to be the general with to pneferve the Peace and lode-
pentlzree of the County; and that you will honour me with your
Votes and Intereft, on the day of lileclion. •
I have the honour to be, GEN messes',
With the greattft refped,
Your molt obedient and molt bumble Servant,
onden, Atdril .29,..t8 7. sco rr .1.1 rcHFI Rr.D.

TO THE. GLNTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS
OF THE COON 1 Y OF DORSET.
A. PRESUME to offer tnifelf a fecund time to your
mulct, with an increaf.d entlfidetice, that, during the period
I have had the honour of being one of your Reprefehtatives, my
eondua in 'Parliament, as wall as my attention to the local lute-
ni the County, as a Magiltrate, have in no degree tended to
diminiah that good opinion, which it has been m" anima endea-
vour to deferve, by a faithful and unremitting difeharge of my
public duty.
With a firm reliance, that by the kind and generous exertions
of my numerous friends, I (hill be vturned for the high and dlr.
fituation of again reprefenting this County, it (hall be
my ttrytmoits purfuit to prove myfelf an upright, vigilant, and in-
dtpeildent Member of Par:iament...-I have the honour to t
Gentlemen,.
With every fentiment of gratitude and raped,
Your devoted humble fervant,
Bryanfton HOufe, April 28, tS37. E. B PORT MAN.

THE EVENING STAR.

LONDON.

FRIDAY, MAY t.
ST. PUMP AND ST. J4ME4.—Holitlay at the Bank.
PRICE OF STOCKS YFSTERDAY.
Batik Stock 233 I India Bonds 3s. pr.
3 per Cent. R. An. 61111 ; Irith c per Cent.
3 per C. Conf. An. 63iff I Exeheq. Bat.. ts. di: is pr. par
4 per Cent. 8t Condom t j 4 prem.
per Cent. Navy 97i 98 I trial °Tidallll 414
Long Ann. till I..ntti•ry Tickets :91. tBs
India Stock 187 i I Confols roe acc.63*

The Captain of a vela which arrived yenerday at
Pool from France Elates, that the French have a force
of 40,000 men in the neighbourhood of St. Brui x as a
guard to repel any attack from this country, of which
they feem to be very apprchenfive.

The Clrrefpondence between Admiral DUCK-
WORTH and the Porte, which we have given in the
fuceeeding columns, is tranilated i,om the Moniteutof
the 19th ult. If it be allowed to be genuine ardtn-
harbled, we cannot congratulate our countrymen rn
its fpirit and complexion. There is every appearance
that Sir JOHN has been duped by the filpetior adroit-
nefs of Se BASTIAN', and in the end laughed at. We
are not furptized at filch an ifrue. Our only furptife
is, that the Admiral ventured to employ arguments
of a different kind from thofe ufnally retorted to by
military men. Had he orders, or did he and Mr.
ARBUTHNOT follow their own judgment ? The whole
Wines appears to us to be fa perfeely inexplicable,
this', we mall not attempt an inveiligation of it.