Star.
London, England, 1802-07-01 00:00:00

To tilt GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS
of the COON JY of BUCKINGHAM.
C 1 ITLtMtN,
WHEN you fo kindly conferred upon me that
dißinguithed Gustiest in which the partiality of the
County has fo repeatedly placed my Family, I could only offer
to you, in return for your goodnefe, the Itrongelt exprefliptis
of gratitude, and the affurances of my endeavours to difcbarge
the truß repofed in me with integrity, and with fidelity. As I
am not confdous of having negledied, or failed in this engage•
Meg. I prefume again to folick the favour of your votes and
intereft to replace me in that fituation, which it will be the
pride of my life to endeavour to retain, as a proof of your kind-
aids and good opinion. Many may ferve you with greater &W-
-ild", but permit me to affure you, that none out feel more
watmly towards you thole faith:tents of gratitude, repot!, and
devotion with which,
I have the honour to be,
Contemn,
Your very faithful and obliged,
Wotton, Humble (errant,
June 30, CHANDOS TEMPLE.

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and•FREEHOLDERS,
of the County of YOWL
GINTLCMVJI,
T TAKE the earlieft opportunity of making
known to you my intention of again offering snyfelf a CA
MATS for the Coo NTT, at the approaching General Elea:ion.
The very flattering fupport I had the honour to experience
upon a former meaSon, will ever remain ftrosgirimpreired
upon my mind. _ _ _

I have acted as your Reprefentative during a period of much
difficulty and danger to the Country; my polffififtrinciples
and condudt cannot therefore be unknown to yuggirtis for you
to judge of their merit ; but I can with truth d , that to
fulfil the arduous duties filmy Stoutly'', with ty towards
my Country, and towards my Conitituenta, has been my con-
Itant object. Should you again deem me worthy to have the
honour of reprefenting you in Parliament, it willlgain be my
Rudy, as it will Imam my duty, to endeavour %acquit my-
fell of the wit reputed in me, with independence, with atten-
tion to the pule welfbre, std to the interefta of tWlCounty of
Yeekdv-I have the honour to be, with the greaten aped.
Gentlemen, _ P

Yves Algid end molt Obedient beinbk 11MA
I. junco', AY& HENRY I. S.

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS

of the COUNTY of HERTFORD.

eiNTLEMILS,
IN confequence of a Difrolotion of Parliament, I
feel tt mry duty to impede to you, in this public manner, the
ftroageft alltvaoces of my gratitude for the dittinguilbed ho-
nour which you have repeatedly conferred upon me : at the
fame time, I am well aware how much more I am indebted to
your s partiality and Beady frientlfidp, than to any et •
•nary pretenfiens or fuperior merit of my own. By your
peculiar klnducfa, and your liberal and indulgent confiden-
t:ion of my failings, I have been placed in that eminent and re-
fpedtable Situation which I haver° many years enjoyed amonidt
my Countrymen and Neighbours fituation fo highly flat-
tering and honourable, that the poffellon of it, by your free
choice, completely gratifies my utinoft ambition and the
proudeft with of My heart. In the pleaflog hope thit I may
not have forfeited your good opinion and regard, I take the li-
berty to offer nayfelf once more to your notice, and to Collett
the favour of your countenance and rapport on the approach-
ing day of nomination : and if you (hall think me worthy to be
employed again in your feniee, you may be affured that I will
pay a arid attention to the bands of the county, and that I
will not fall to difcharge the important duties of my public
Italian with diligence, integrity, and independence.—l am,
Gentlemen, your obliged and faithful Servant,
Gifts Park, June 30, etas. WILLIAM I'LUMER.