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London, England, 1812-10-01 00:00:00

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ommoria
TO THE WOR, EliY A ND (ND' PENDENT LIVERY OF
LONDON.
Griseri.tortis,
Assu!te ion of Parliament having taken place,
I bet I. uv, .1-, tt'e absyte, of my Fialter, Sir WiLuast
CURTIS, to a .su'e you, 'hat i•atefitl for that thstinguished coufi-
deuce wlich you have repos...l in him during five eotcessive Par-
Varnems, he wdl, iauued'at ly up in his remit (which cannot be
long delayed' pay M 4 tu rsonal re-prc's to you, to solicit lb.
bouour of your slipoorr at 0., u-nsulng Election.
I have the hottour to be, Gentlemen,
. Veer obedient servant,
(11,Portland-place, Sept. 29 1812. WM. CURTIS, jun..
N B. Sir Wiliam Curtis's Committee will meet every day at
.1113 Chambers, iu the 014 •••,'uth Sea Houle, where any commas
Ideation will be .hankfully r•ceived. .
TO THE WORTHY LIVERY OF LONDON.
GE NTL F. 14 E
. r`HE higheSt Honour which any Man Can receive
-I- from his Yellow Citizens, is that of being placed by them
In the situation of promoting their Int. rests, and guarding their
Rtghta, in the Commons House of Pa•l'ament. Phis great treat
yon have twice reposed in me; and to discharge it faithfully, hat
been uty chief study and greatest ambition. With this consciooss
'less I venture now 'n refer myself with confidence to you, upon
the Dissobs. ion of Parliament, to solicit the honourable distinction
o! being returned, for the third time, one of the Represiintatives
of this great City.
The friendship anckkindness of the Livery of London will ever
be remembered by me with sentiments of the warmest gratitude;
and will simulate me to -till greater exertions, to promote by
ovt•ry means intrusted to me, the welfare of our free and envied
Country, the tirosperi•y of Jhe City of London and tire happiness.
of ail ranks of my E;Ilow Citizens.
1 have the l'onour to he, with the greatest respect, Gentlemen,
Your faithful and most obedi nt humble servant,
America. square, Sept 50, 1812. JAMES S.l-LesiAr.
My Committee wi'l sit daily at the King's Head•ravern,in the
Poubt y where your friendly communications will be thankfully
received,
TO HE GENTLEMEN. CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS
OP THE /UN l'Y OF HER CFORD.
• 14AVING received his Majesty's Whit for the
Elee lout of two Knights to serve in Parliament for this
Vounty. I do' hereby give (eke, that, in obekence to the said
. Writ and of the i.ev..ral S'atutes in tht.• ease male, a S.petiilt
Bounty Court; for the puepti.e of such Election, will be held at
Ben ford, on Monday, the Twelfth day of October next, at Ten
o'clock in the Forenoon. JOAN CURRIE, Sheriff. •
Esseittlon. Stivember 30, IAI2.
1 he Day of Nonni:whin is aproiteed for Wednesday, the 7th
of °cads: r next, at lier ford. at Fleet n o'Clock io the firenoon.

'o the OEN 11. EM EN, 'ct.l,..tiGy, at'4 FiZF.EHO.4.DER
the COUNTY of BEDFORD.

niNTLIESIEN,
'HE of Parliament which, according
- to general expectation, appears on the eve of taking place,
Induc, s me no longer to defer making known to you, that in case
of that event, it is not in my contemplation to presume to solicit
'a renewal of the distinguished honour you conferred apan me at
the Tare General Election, by choosing me to Represent the
Coin ty of Bedford in Parliament. The peculiar difficulties
wile!' at that dine embarrassed your sekctim of the Candidate
to whom sou shonld confide that important trust, have now
Ceased to exist, and your future preference will naturally be di-
rtc ill tem aids persons more intimately and closely connected
with you than myself, and whose superior claims to Took aufi-
dente seem obviously to preclude an application on my part,
witch nothing bat a temporary difficulty and the declared sense
Of a nornerous. and rtspectable Meeting of the County, could
bave au h trisect. .
fin retking, hrtwever, from your service, I cannot omit ex-
pte-s lig my gratitude for the honour you ctuiferred upon me,
a. d to assume you ti at it will ever afford to my mind a subject
of the nowt gratifying ri &vino to remember that, upon an oc-
casion of arduous political conflict, I had the horiour to be se-
leen d by the • County of Becifold for the dtclared and special
purpose of supportinb the p nnciples of Civil and kergous Liberty.
1 have the tumour to-be, Gentlemen,
Your most obedient, and olgiged t male servant,
RICHARD Fl 1 ZPATRICK.
Amptbiß Paik, Sept. tin, 1812.

To the GEN 1 I.F.NiEN, CLERGY, anti FREEHOLDERS, o
the COUN of BEDFORD.

GINTLEMEN. •
GENE It A L FITZPATRICK baNinzannotincecl
s ,eterntitiation not to solicit a renewal of your suffrages
at th• approaching General Election, permit me to offer myself
to yroir tre al Cana ate to succeed him in the bigh and
bomut title tray y.O were pleased to tet osz in him, Should this
ohj ct of n-:‘ ambition be gratified, I trust you will always find
Me a fa 'h'ut Re.T.sentativ:: of your Intereaus in Parliament, but
ttycn ti it. as well as upon the view I entertain of those pubtc
princip which are interwoven wlth the spirit and existence of
our t on,titutlon, 3 shall have the honour of addreq.ini you on
the day i.f!:oalioariott, and in the man while I ahall endeavour
to pay my personal revects to every Freeholder in the County.
I have the honour to be,
Vex faithful friend, and obedient humble servant,
Oakley, Ser. tB, 181'3. TAVISIOCK

Tas the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS of
the C,.OUN FY of HERTFORD. ' •
Carr Lessen, '
NITHEN at the last Dissolution of Parliament, 1-
ha t the honour to address you, I stated distinctly the
principles by which my Parliamentary conduct would be regu-
latetl. I then pledged myself, that the sacred trust which was
plartd in my bands should be exercised with diligent attention to
the lucal interests of the County, and unremitting observance of
the Constitutional Rights of the People.
Whether I have, ur have not redeemed that pledge, It is not
for me to dztermine. Feeling, however, as I do, the conscious•
pess of having never lost sight of those principles, which for-
merly recommended me to your favour, I venture once more to
offer myself as Candidate for the high honour of Representing
you In Parliament.
1 hive the honour to remain, Gentlemen,
Your obedient and faithful servant,
The Hoo, Tuesday, Sept. 29, Isl7sl. • THOMAS BR,. tTD.

TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT FREEMEN
. OF MAIDS:IONE.

Gixrcrtassew, '
THE Dissolution of Parliament is an event which
cabs upon me again to solicit the important distinction,
which y‘ni hive twice thought proper to confer upon me.
"I earnestly hope that my cuodutt in Parliament may have been
such as•to cause you no regret Mit so important a trust was
delegated to me. In appealing a third time to the tribunal of my
Constituents, the consztousliess of having always endeavoured to
do my duty, without being swayed by religious bigotry, party
itelosioa, or any interested motives, encourages me to hope that
I shall experience once more the favour of your support; and if
you think proper to honour me with your confidence, I shall
esteem it the highest gratification, and will always str.k to pro-
mote your intert gat. and make it my utmost ambition to express
your sentiments.—l remain, Gentlemen,
Your obliged and faithful servant,
GguaGg LONGMAN.
Bloomsbury-square, 29th Sept. 1812.

To nig FREEHE IiORODGH OF Ni AND INDEPENDE
ALDE NT ELECTORS OF
TN. '
As it is generally reported that Parliament is to
QE immediately dissolved, I again• address you to request
the honour of your support at the approaching Election. I hope
Ia be able to tall upon many of you, but your number is now
become so great, in consequence of the restoration of your Char-
ter, (upon, which permit me again most sincerely to congratulate
you) that should it not be in my power to pay my respects to
each, I trust you will believe that unavoidable necessity could
alone preveot my having the plesoure of personally soliciting
your Votes. I will only add, that in the present arduous, crisis
of public affairs, it will be my earnest endeavour, should I have
the honour of being elected one of your gepresewativea, to prove
myself dess nisi; of you; choice by a firm attachment to the
pciucirles of our excellent Constitution as well as it particular
ttlention to your local interests.,
I haste the honour to be, Gentlemen,
If our moat obliged and obedient tempt,
"NJAMSI GASUaLslae
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