Star.
London, England, 1818-06-13 00:00:00

TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY

OF LONDON.

Gewrirmen,
HAVING had the honour to be one of your Re-
presentatives in this Parliament which is now dissolved, I
most respectfully intreat you to favour me with your Votes and
r Interest at the ensuing Election of Members for the City of
London, which is fixed for 'l'itesslay the 16th instant.
I trust that my conduct, during the time I have had the ho-
nchyr of being one of your Representatives, will warrant me
with the fullest confidence, in again soliciting to be returned to
that distinguished situation, in which event I pledge myself to
continue, as I ever have beer., most sedulously watchful to main-
tain the hilts and Privileges of this great City, and to support
its Commercial, Trading and Shipping Interests, as well aa those
measures which appear to my unbiassed judgment, best calcu-
lated to promote the true Interests of the Empire at large.
The numerous promises of support with which I have been
honoured on my Canvass, as well as the highly flattering assu-
rances which I have received from my Pt-lends in general, leave
no doubt that the result of the Contest will be most favourable
to my wishes, and that I shall a second time attain the high and
distinguished object of my ambition.
I deeply lament that the shortness of the time will not allow
me to pay my personal respects to eery individual Liveryman,
and with sentinients of the gtrateot respect, I beg to subscribe
'myself, Ger.tlem-n, yatir obligod .sed faithful Servant,
Walbrooh, tints Julie, lel*. JOHN ATKINS.

Resolved, That a Deputation do immediately wait upon
THOMAS WILSON, req. to invite him to allow his cause to be put
in nomination for that high and distinguished situation. A De-
putation having b..m appointed and waited upon Mr.' Tnonse
WILSON, they reported that he had expressed himself highly
honoured by the flattering testimony of his friends, and that if it
should be their opinion that his services could benefit tie In-
terests of tho City of London, he was ready to embark in their
cause.

Reso!rail That the Thanks of this Meeting are due to Tim-
suss u.son, Req. tbr the handsome manner in which he has
been pleased to accede to the wishes of this Meting, and' thee
be be proposed as a Candidate for one of the Representative* of
the City of London.
Resolved, That this Meeting will individually and collectively
use 'their best endeavours to secure the election' of the said
G c utleman.

Resolved, That the Resolutions of this Meeting be published
in all the Morning and Evening Papers, and be signed by the
Chairman.

Resolved, That Committees be immediately formed to carry
into effect the determination of this Meeting, and they do now
adjourn to the adjoining Room and proceed to business forthwith.

(Signed) BADE!C PO7.7tLL
Resolved, That the Thanks of this Meeting be given to the
Chairman for his able conduct in the Chair.

Mr. Wilson's Committee idts daily at the City cd London
Tavern.

COUNTY OF BEDFORD ELECTION.
THE COMMITTEE of Colonel OSBORN meet
daily at No. 14, Carey-Street, Lineola's-Inn-Firlds, wh,:re
communications relative to this Election are requested to be
made.—June, 1818.