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London, England, 1806-11-01 00:00:00

GENERAL ELECTION.

TO THE WORTHY INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF
LONDON.

oilliTiMitM.
rrHE very kind fupport given me this Day, in
.1,- Common Hall, at the Nomination of lit perfons to reprefent
you In the enfuing Parliament, demands my heft acknowledge-
ments. I have o ,thing more to offer you In teltimony of my gra.
Vete, than a reference to my general condudt, sod the pledge of
a ful Mart devoted to your interett. On this ground, I meat
nape ly entrust the favour of your early attendance at the Poll,
to replace me in that fituation of diftinguithed confidence which,
I unit I never betrayed, and which I 1131.1 a ever confider at the
prordell podeffinn of my Ma
I have the homer to be, Gentlemen,
• With the atmoft gratitude and forma.
Your faithful and devoted Servant,
gild South Sea-boufe. Odt. jt. WM. CURTIS.
STATE OF THE POLL.
Sr William Curtis • • pp Alderman PAN - • 0
Alderman Coie.4 - - lie Alekrmati HAAN • - 56 '
Lord Mayor r -
• - top J. Atkins, lit •is • - 0 I
TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDEIsIT LIVERY Or
THE CITY OF LONDON.
C NEC,
'T'HE !loitering manner in which you have bees
4- this day pleated to honour me with your marked tombs.
than, and invitation to offer myfelf to your choice u see of rola
Reprefematins In Par/mutat, made that imprifSon on my minds
that I could not atingle moment Jo meeting your willies, in the
felleft reliance as your air fapport.
Although It has not been my good ketone to reverent this City,
I have keyed la Pullman; sod to my raft conduit in the
Hoeft of Commons I War in preference to general profeSons
The times in which it km pleated Pawn Dawes to plat-cue, mil
foe the utmolkeeergke of the eonmry. In this cribs I will mote
defer' nay duty, or be inattentive to the rights and prlvlkreeit year
City —Had t cesitemplated the horroue you have done ose,l amid
not have (died to earlier (elicit your hipper?. and I am,
Gentlemen, your devoted and faithful Servant,
Waihrook. OR 31. JOHN ATKINS.
Mr. Alderman Ha ow* y having this moment Informed me that
be declines the port, my Friends, I trait, will falters difficulty to
giving me their tuffnr.
Half paR Nine P. M. Friday Eyelike', Odt.r.
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TO THE ELECTORS OF WESTMINSTER.
thNTI.SIIIIIO,
MY abfcrice from London prevented me from
scorning till yefterday that your Votes and lateral have
been publicly Melted for blr Samuel Heed.
the courage and etertions evinced by that,Officer at Toulon,
et Mostar, at Tenerife, and in various other inßances, prove
thqt in his capacity as a Captain of the Navy be is entitled to the
Virhelt prigs. While the recent capture of four French frigates
by s tquadron corder his command, and the fevere misfortune
which bed him on that «taut" mart loterelt in kis favour every
Individual who Is upside of appreciating aunt hill and enterprise.
tinfortemately, however, for Sir Samuel Hood, his sections
lave not bees embed within the limits of his peekaboo. bot
have been curdled in a civil department, in fuch a 1 Illafele. es
MS enable you to determine how ter his principles, Ide
t sali•gr. and his offend declarations, can be tolmelled la :•t-
-4ldate for the Repretentarion of the MR City in the Edda Empire.
' As a reward, I present, for his navel Cervices: b. Weir
In the year t los Third Comnifioner for the OomileennotarPesitirr
ended. At she fame time Governor Pißoo was anpelonol flottml,
end I was parried as Fir* Csamiffneer.
During the period In which Sir Saimaa Heed oloouNd dr da-
tive of that oR;e, be committed varies, ridts Widdla.basomo the
liale)edt of ft Rosa ellarges avian him, end whlsliEßll=
ding before the Lewd, of his Majolys CsamiliAti
baying Intimated tbelr intentions of pripeshapthomailemeles of
them, until the mere &Roos charges again& Ms oikagoit,Colowl
Pidtors. were &footed
The particulars of theft tranfaltiors are detailed In sty addrefs
to that Right Hes. Tribunal, of which Copies eir bursas Sall be
rioted and osculated for the laformatim of oho Elides of Welt.
Molter.
In the mean ohne, ft le fulßeient to ilbeelfyi that Sir Samuel
Strad Roods arraigned of being concerned with Coked Pidton in
or ssokileig ads ailbegalliy and aggreffion agaltift,Eritlth fubjeets
'Woe bloprotedlloo; and that he expiated the Colony to a (emu of
anarchy. by Mai a Proclamation, dated loth of April, 0503, di.
really WolhOlog the Slog. authority sad commands.
I have chi %we to be, with great rept&
Goodonseo, your soft faithful and obedient Servant,
Pursehy Moo, Oa. sy, ak 6. W. FULLAIKTON.
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TO THE 0 .f—TIVIMP.N. CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS
OR THE COUNTY OP NORTHAMPTON.
HAVING received his Majelly's Writ, for the
Latino of Two /Colette to fcrve in Parliament for the
Cooney at Mottlacoptas, I do hereby appoint a Public Meeting
of the Gentlemen. Clergy. and Freeholders of the (aid County, to
be ho/doo at the County. Hall, to the Town of Northampton, oo
Wedndday the Ids day of November nest, at the hour of Eleven
Oa the twailowe to tweeter of and nonloata peeper Perfoos to
(cm In Parliament for the fain Cowl.
lkimetr,oot.ay, teen. THOMAS CARTER, Sheriff.
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NORTHAMPTONSHIRE.
HAVING received hie Idejefly's Writ, under the
Great Seal of Great Bekaa, to me directed. for the RM.
tbo of Two Knights to terve In Partiameat for the kid Coon ;II
do hereby give Notice, that a Special County Court MU be
at the County-Hall, in the Town of Northampton, in elm
Cooney, on Wednelday the t nth day of November nest, ot •
boor of Tee in the forenoon, for the purpote, only, of pr
to foci Medico ; of which all the Freeholders of the Laid CEOS%
and other. concerned, arc required to take Notice.
Edgeott, OR. sy, alio& THOMAS CARTER, EMIR
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TO THE GENTLEMEN, CIERGY. AND iIIifEHOLDIUNI
OF THE COUNTY OF LINCOLN.
0 . mow,
THE. very il.ittering manner in which yen placed
nit In a Sinitic* the molt dillinguilised, by conferring so me
the honour of !wing one of your Rcurtfentatives In Parliament, en-
...linen me again to rider my ferticea • mating, by a lirm adhe.
mu.a no our invaleabie Conititution. ;ad a eminent attention to
promote the .41fart of this cztenfive County. l mall prove Byrd(
one undefermor of your favour..
I bee the honour to remain, Gentlemen.
Your molt obedient humble fermat,
Odtabcr l7. CHARLIS CHAPLIN.

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TRANCE.
PARIS, OCTOBER s 3.
The Emperor, infteadsf taking the red which hisi
fatigues met render necelTary to him, paired the
night of the s4th in &elfin with his own hands the
wounded of his equipage.—Gasme de Frame.
°croata ss.—The official Bulletin of the tattle
of the tath Oduber has not yet reached us. But a
Note publifhed at Menta on the t 9th precepts the mod
pofitive details on that engagement.
According to private letters, the authenticity of
which may be warranted, that battle was followed
by advantages as brilliant as the victory itfelf. Wei.
mar and Erfurt were occupied by the French : in fine
it may be relied upon, that in that engagement and
the two days which followed it, forty thonfand pri•
loners, 360 Bands of colours, moll of which had been
given by the Great Frederick, fell into the power of
the conqueror. The Prince of Orange and General
Blocher are among the prifoners.
The sing of Pm& demanded an armiftice of fut
weeks, but the Emperor, who does not with for an
armed tiuce, refuted. He immediately marched his
army againft Naumburg,and the indefatigable ardour
with which he purfues his focceffes, announces that
fo fhort a war will loon be followed by a lading peace.
Other accounts Bate, that the Gr..nd Army profit-
ted from the vietory of Jena it purfued the wreck ef
the Prullian army, and made as immenfe noniber ef
them prifoners. Letters from Mayenee, which In
have juft received, inform us, that, fines the cow.
meneecnent of hodilities there wen taken 60,00 e,
Peasant prifoners, hefides ao,ooo killed and wounded,
together with 390 pieces of cannon, and so Randards.
The Hereditary Prince of Orange, Marfhal Molten-
dorff, and fever al other Generals, are amongd the
prifoners.
The report that the Marqnis Lucche fiai let off on
the 19th for the French bead quarters, with three
chaffeurs,frous Potfdam. requires farther confirmation.
On the afternoon of the alb, thirteen thoufand
French troops paired through Lerpfic, in the 'created

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order, and on the s t R crowed the Elbe at Wittenbergh.
They paid for every thing at Leipfic with cafh.
On the asd Lord Murpeth continual his journey
for England.
The late& intelligence from Germany hates, that
the Kiog of Nora, frightened at the Rorm which
was gathering every moment round him, lofing fight
of every other objeft, no longer thinking even of
defending Weflphalia before the King of Holland,
had called about him the whole Prußian army,—

He felt that the fate of the Monarchy was under the
walls of Weimar. It was indeed there that it was
decided, together with that of a fourth coalition, the
project of which can now nr+ longer be appreciated.
—lf what is rumoured of the approach of a Ruffian
army be true, it is probable they may return more
precipitately than they came, and will be afraid of
finding another Aufierlitz. Thus a Tingle battle may
put an end to this campaign, and Pruffia, ratted by
the genius of the two firft Frederic., to the fi►& rank
of Powers:become the arbiter of Germany, and the
Mirror of the North, by fizty years labour and via°.
the, teems to be overturned in five days, as if by a
lima of wind, and to have no more to pretend to,
lint the rank which the generofity of the Conqueror
say be willing to gram haf.....fryus.

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