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London, England, 1802-08-06 00:00:00

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DUR iiill4 COUNTY ELEerioN.
A T the Committee of the I:reel:elders of the
CeIIIITV of Durham. rAid,-rt in a,.! Nei". L44.1,4,1'01' pro.
~!ing Burdon'4 bad at the Gray's Inn Cake-
• 11,:borr. the :7;11 day of July, tBJI,
n 4. ref ay.:d unaliimoufly,
T. t.ne following Addrefs of Thanks, flzned by the Chair-
', trantmir ed to Rowland Ennio% .E.fq. and printed in
.•o:, and Newcaltle Ncwfpapen
si.,—We take the earlicfl oppormnirynf affnring you,that
the ni.dt of the Courty Niecting at Durham, 011 the lad July.:
• refi!...l the molt cordial and general fatistiaiim among
Itcehol&rs of the County of Durham, „ad„ in and
pe.o. Loud aa Your combat% on that neealion has afforded a
• proof that your own perfonal convenience is, with you,
• coorkhration fuldirvient to the willies and laterals of your
C u ititu :it'. and that the advancement of the public good is
the preik.iinant principle of your mind.
“ The rneral it:terra which the Puhlic felt in the event of
year Election, confirms the opinion which we entertained of
Tour merits, and judifses the exertions which du.: opinion
volt:red.
'the peraliar eireumftsnees of your Elea-ion will, we
• muskrats hourourable record of your merit to the Welt

• We in crave to convey to yon our warm* Thunks for
entrphanee with the enteral willies of the Freeholders, to
r„••roue one of the Reprefentatives of the County in the nest
r (Signed) GEO. HAWKS, Chairman.
• 'fo Rowland Burion. Efq."

COUNTY OF DURHAM ELECTION.
South-Shisida, July 29, IEO2.
AT a Meeting of the Freeholders and principal
Inhabitants of Soutip.S.Vell, and the Neighbourhood, held
foe purpor, of con lideritix the propriety ate Vote of Thanks
to Mr. BURDON, for having, at the requeft of the County,
tome froward again to rcprefent it in Parliment,
Sir CUTHBERT HERON, Batt, in the Chair;

rfolvcd unartimoolly—VsAt oor molt grateful Thanks be
elven to Mr. Br RIMS for thi, mark of hi. Attachment to the
County; and that this Refointion incinkd in the fo lowing
Utter, and llgned by the Charon an, be tranbatittcd to Mr.
Burden.
•To ROWLAND BURDON, Efq. one of the Knights of the
Shire for the COUM y of Durban.
_ _

1.5111.1 t is with a ph:afore only to be equalled by the con-
cern !hey felt on learning your determination to retire from
Pegg Life, that the Freeholders, Merchants, Ship Owners,
and other principal Inhabitants of South Shields, now offer you
their moil &mere Thanks for your acquiefeence in the anima
wars of the County at large, but oleo part of it more than of
the .I,sen of which they are Inhabitants.
"'They congratulate each other, as well as you, Sir, on your
Re.elretion to the molt important of truth, and contraty to the
goal opinion on occalions like the prefent, they feel them:elves
the ohiged, and their Reprefentative the obliging party.
(bey are conscious that a Seat in Parliament is not valued
be you, as by many, becaule of irs founding Title and pre-
onhent Honour, but be,:auie it enables Tem to be *ireful all a
1`.,1 nal Legillator,and as the prote6tor of the peculiar Interefts
ot the County of Durham. They arc feel-able that with the
la. as you have of the Duties attached to this Ration, the
C ,intt has impeded on you more labour, and appropriated to
it' !! more of your time, than a very fillet attention to private
co,:cerns, even of great confequenee, would require. In re-
turn us Inhabitants have nothils to offer but their Gratitude,
nor you any reward but the confcioufnefs of a Lie dedicated
to the Service of your Country, and the welfare of othcrs.
"That this Reward, acknowledged by the good and virtuous
ta be the richeft of all remunerations, may long he felt and
enjoyed by you ; sad when declining age, requiring a reicafe
Item the active Rents of Public Life, may urge you to refign,
seal themfehtes to acquieice in the refignatioe of the Trutt you
arc now delegated to, that your eftintable ezample may 'limo-
hte another to tread in your steps, thus Rill perpetuating their
oldigations to you, in, Sir, their fineere hope and prayer.
• Pretend in the Name of the Inhabitants of South Shields,
" CUI'HBERT HERON, Chairman."
That this Rdolution and Letter be Minted in the hew-
'Ale Paper.
That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the Chair-
tun, for hie proper coaduet in the Chair.

COUNTY OF DURHAM ELECTION.
Sunderland, July 29, tilos.
AT a Meeting of the Freeholders of the County
.11. of Derham, and others, reEdent in Somitrlaad, and its
reciaiey, held at Mr jourrefs, the George Inn, this day,
The Res. CEO. STEPHENsON, in the Chair ;

Tr was rtfolwd—That the following A;idrefs be traafrn.
ty the Chaiing', to Mr. Bordon.
O To Row LAMD Bus DON, F.fq. one of the Knights of the Shire

for die Colony of Durham.
• amp—Confidering your returning to Parliament, is cam-
Outer with the felicitations of a very numerous body of Free-
holder., after you had determined to retire from public Life,
to 4ditannal proof of your attachment to this populous and
commercial County. we heg you to accept our warmest Thanks.
Ynu have nobly reboil:4ll.a your own iodination and periwig
Mss to the willies of your Countrymen, who, having expe-
rienced your competency to the high and important croft, and
confident that the fame Independence and Integrity, the Lime
behind Attention to their interests, which have hi: otter ant-
(wilily and fo eminently diltinguiflied your Conduct, will di-
pet your future Fxertions, were naturally anxious to have you
drytred again to Parliament, and to Imam a continuance of
your valuab!e Strokes.

Wc have every rearms to congratulate each other upon your
rt•A Rion, the peculiar circus:lll2mm " which hear honoura-
lot intimacy to your merits, and at the Lune time evince the
de. crnment and independence of your Ekdtors.
May you have health, Sir, to difcharge your puhlic duties,
en 4 may you enjoy la private life eves/ comfort andhappinefs...

" G. STEPHFNSOW. Ch.sirnran."
*t d_—That the Refniutions of the Meeting, figned by
tle Chrinuan, be printed in the STAR, and the Netvcattle
flyers. G. ST P.PH ENSON. Chairman.
krinived—That the Thanks of the Meeting be given to the
t',,inno for his candnift in the Chair.

DUR H •1M COUNTY RLEtTION.
T a Meeting of the Committee of Freeholders
of :hr County of Durham, rtftdent in Ger./fed and .11'rze-
-0,, for promoting Mr. Burdon's Median, held at the Goat
efhead, the 3011 dal of July, t Sol,
Refolved unanimonfly, 'J•h.a the following Addrefs of
harks, Gelled by the Chairman, be tranfinittLd to Rowland
Bur Zoo, Eq. and publithed in the Newcaftle Papist :
To ROWLAND BURDON, Efq.
tor—Howevcr feeble we might think our efforts when we
heft :enrurcd to Rep forward, and requeß you would arain be.
41, a Candidate to reprefent the County in Parh.oncut,
wing that we Zooid but sonielpate the general finnan:ma
.! •4e Freeholders on that ciecafion, we were not without hopes
0... er !s•

ewld rot believe that a mind fo tarred as Twrs'wemld
ftlD't your private inclination for tenement, how‘ter prong,
16 flak! in the way of public duties, fo important as thole to
w!...h we did not doubt you would bo called by the unanimous
wit. of the County of Durham. The event, as honourable to
as it is gratifiying to us, gums that our enteastlona wire
Lisfoundet

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1 he ;cease manner in which you have been called upon to
tehune the facre4 functions of the Brit& Senate, cannot fail to
be tnnfmitted to puilcrity, and will form a biting wittowny of
lour virtues.

- We entreat , Sir, that you will accept our %etre Thanks for
the handieme way in which You met the willies of the Hu-
holden, and we truA you will long continue one of the Repre-
rintatises of the Ccszny of Durham in Parliament.
(SOW) 1.3 414FAIN4his iagrOao.

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