Star.
London, England, 1806-10-28 00:00:00

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GENERAL ELECTION.

TO THE FREE AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY OF THIS

CITY OF LONDON.

Go PITLtal t
THE Smeatrrs having appointed Ftiday the 3lft
inftant, for the Fledion of four Gentlemen re reprefent you
la the easing Parliament, allow me molt earneftly to folicit the
honour of your attendance at Guildhall, on that day, at eleven
o'clock. in rut-port of my Nomination. The unparalleled (need's.
warm ft ienheilp, and diftlosuillting klndnefs, which have crowned
my canvas with the molt Battering prufped from every quarter,
impel me mon fangutoely to rely, that the zeal fa freely pranged
win manifelt Wel( by your early and numerous attendance, to
bare every attempt which may be made to defeat this proud ob-
Jett of my ambition. Thus encouraged, 1 feel animated by the
repedation, that my grati:ude and fidelity In the high and reft.on-
fible fituation of your Reptefentative will be called Into aCtion;
and believe me, Gentlemen. as long as my ilk 'hall be (pared, that
they mall not be looked foe In vain.
I have the honour to be, Gentlemen.
Your molt faithful humble (errant,
M orlon Houk, O& 18. JAMES SHAW, Mayor.
P the Imperious duties of the Chief Magiftracy have un-
avoidably dented me the aril gratification of my heart, which
would otberwife have urged me to a diftlnd perfooal applicatloa
to every individual, for the honour of hi. (anise; and I there-
fore mutt, that fuck an omlflion will not be Imputed to negktl, but
live Inty.

TO THE WOR'T'HY ELECTORS 01 WESTILIONTIIL
TRUST t (hall not he deemed prefumptunus in
cdf.rlng my (mien to the City of Waalloiter, upon the pre-
fent occaDom
If I thould be fo fortunate as to be diftingoillied by your favour,
I Own be anxious on every cattalo° to evince my gratitude to you,
by an upright and independent coodedt in Parliament, and by'
continuing todevote my bat 'amides to the ferrite of my toiletry.
hi), health I* not yet fufficiently re eitablilhed to admit of my
foliciting your Support by a perfonal canvas • bat I am confident
this involuntary ouniffion will not be permitted to operate to my
prejudice. I have no doubt of being able to make my appearance
on the Hurting' on the day of Eledlion, and there to affure you In
perfect of my attachment to your ferrite.
I have the honour to remain,
Gentlemen, with the greateft truth,
Your moil obedient and molt falthflal bumble fervent, '
Wlropole-fireet, Oa. ay. SAW... HOOD.
TO THE INDEPENDENT FREEHOLDERS OF THE
• COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX.
Oa wan,
HAVING had the honour of reprefenting von in
the three hit Parliaments. I once more folk* your Votes to
replete me In that diftingulfhed Situation, feeling conlciou. that I
Suave not, in say we infle WyGnre, deviated from thole principles
which left recommended me to your favour. I hope to continue
through life, a Irked to freedom—an enemy to corruption—and
a dettebeltintilipportir of thofc privileges which of right belong
• to the People; In the Peale of the Cmaftitudon.
1_ eve the honour to be. Gentlemen,
Your faithful and obUged Servant.
Wrotbrianiradr, 0.105, 'LA. G. SYNC).
TO THE INDEPifiFFI47 ELECTORS OF THE COUNTY
OP MIDDLESEX.
GEORGE BOULTON MAIN WA RING, Efq.
Hide/ &caned to offer hired( at the milting Mellott aa •
amdidass to reyaeleut the County of Middiefet In Parliament I
and It being sailldeenly fated, that Slr Francis Burdett intends
again to neap* hived/ for their choice, the Independent Elettors,
who are defines of 1111 preventing the County from being rrpre-
hated by Sir Francis Burdett, are requefted to meet at the Free
Mafon's In Great Queen-Rivet, Lincoln's lon fields, MI
Friday the sift Manic. at is o'clock.
TO THE o', NTLEMEN. CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS
OF FHE COUN OF MIDDLESEX.
6e aaaaa an,
IN conlequence of the Diffuhrtion of Parliament, I
• feel It my duty to spotlit you, that It Is not my intention to
folleit a renewal of the truly width your partiality repealed in me,
tad which was recently confirmed to me by a Committee of the
Hoak of taeumews.
'I he cireemltances under which I prefer ted myfelf to your no.
flee. mutt be Sill frets In your n:colleetion. Called upon by a
hive holy of retpettliable Freeholders, I food forward to Rem the •
torrent of • Faelion, which threatened to overwhelm the indepen.
der ce .4 the Comity. The Itrugglc was revere, but by fortitude
and pert. whoa, I Was ultimately futecfruL It will be for you,'
Getelemen. to reap the fruit of my (titters, and though. fro., pri-
vate confideraticen, I am induced to withdraw at this time, I retire
with the deepen imprelion of gratitude for your favour, and with
the fuilell coofriooluell ol having done my duty ; and I hope and
trial that tome a her Candidate will be found, who, to the fame
zeal and fidelity In your fenice, will add more ability to do juftice
to your cattle.
em, Gentlemen, with greet regard,
Yonr faithful and obliged fervant.
Cligord-fireet. 061 ay. tEnd GEO B. MAINW.hRING.
OF TO THE- FREEHOI.IWRS OF THE COUNTY OF
MIDDLESEX.
flairrteNto.
WHENEVER the Leaders of contending Par.
tics and Faelloos In a State unite, the blitory of the world
bears evidence that it t ever is In favour, but always at the ex-
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pence of the People; who& renewed and augmented pillage pays
the kande/ma price ed the reconciliation.
Under theft cirrundlattee• you are now called, prematurely
sod fuddenly. to a tilitiedlion of your Rrprefewatlvcs, If they
can be called loch. Aida double impofture Is attempted to be
peffed upon you. The watch-wool of one party 1.--The Deft of
Rings; the watchword of the other is.— I he Bell of Pattiota....
But wri.her of theft Partin will choofe to defeend to particular*
and form you what the Belt of Kings and the Bell of Patriots
have already .lone, or will hereafter do for you What they have
dyne fur thcidelves we know and tech what far her they wind*
for us we can only coojediure. They who have dared a new
Pa tlaireot thus fuddenly, In our prefent fituation, undoubtedly
bate their own (troop reasons for it which they are not likely to
difelofe But I am thoroughly perfuaded. that all our prefeat
burdens and refirei an. vexatious and galling as they are, will ap-
pear hut as is ales whet, compared with what they will be at the
core of W. now ermine Parliament.
I would willingly be ILO raiment& in the refcue of my Gauntry,
a; the esetsin ea cure ,if HP. and fortu..e. But it cannot be rd.
Cu 4. ntui wowed nut defer ve to be rattle& oath the majority of
the t owory be ontorropt It is fit that the experiment &odd be
tried' sod that at bail thpuiporion 01 rennaioing, Mt; pity
▪ he known. And my.nur to you. tont,e....n,
Oat spot. the profere werafieo, des t defier the aid or counte-
nance of any of the Parties, la or out of pole.r that I will rot
.Cillitww nor enufwe t.. the diftribution even 01 a full& cork-
• : nor will I fund& ace tooling to the futoithing of a Soak
lf f isle. U tic Freeholders of Middlefez feel the thiamine% of their
oniony and dcfire so redrcfs its grievant"; they wilt do their
'swore toward loch redrefe by an encamp, Vete. And If this
(Sri, so not to be found In this county an this Unit, It is not
to he found any where elk at an. time.
I.e. the FrceltoMera of Milllefee do their eafy duty I I will
r with h will not be esfy : and If it Own be their unt .14E4
coMee I will prove myfelf their wean opt. difunerelled, and zea-
lot+. Iteguel•riestive I am, Gentlemen.
Wl,h full Ammer of your Integrity and Spirit,
pr 'a our mat lahltful bombe (errant,
FRANCIS BURDETT.

To fHlt GENTLEMEN. CLERGY, AND FREEHOLDERS
OF 11 HE COHN fY OF LEICESTER. •
Gawrcatitm.
PA R l,i Kt ENT being ditrolved, by which the
A I..•pnrta.. trait yo were Waled to npo(e In me, va one of
youi osepocirtrative• clifed, permit me to renew the offer of
my Wyk'.. and to Cohen the favour of your Suffrage. at tAtt co•
firing Ple,ll n.
COatiOU• 1611 my hell retro (lons to your !import moll waft
la • Selo Pd t iithful adherence to thole privelplea of to
dc• c • be wt•4h 1 have cat r been afloat.%) In )orr 1 tyke, aid
b.iy her aL. ello• rd et ur approbation ; accept my un
frig, d e, .tut. Mould the a,„ a honoured with this deci
love stook y•nr ace you *ail fied me at lieu, to difcbarge
(a taretti • duty woh c inhaled Fail and nth tit y
I have the h 0....,, to re.mon with great truth. nentirmen,
Your mull &diger! Ind faithful bumble S aaaa tit.
CFJRGI• ANITIONY LEAH KECK.
Sto eibtoo G.ange, Oclobtrll, tllO6. •