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VOYAGES AND TRAVELS.

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GENERAL ELECTION.

TO TIIE LIVERY OF LONDON.
CC HN-r Lt3l ex,

AXING accepted the flattering invitation of a
numerous and moat respectable Body of the Livery, to
become a Candidate for the honour of R?presenting the City
LAndon at the ensuing Election, founded upon a manifestation
of their approbation of my- public conduct in six successive Par-
liaments, I take the liberty of respectfully soliciting the favour
of your Vote and Interest to replace me in that distinguished
and responrible situation, the anxious and arduous duties of
which tshould I have the gratification of being elected) I pledge
illicit to discharge with the same faithful zeal, ir.doFtry, a;td
independence which ac lured and retained the confidence of my
tellow-citizens during twenty-seven years of the most eventful
period of the his:ory of my Country.

The consilerlt: induhjence of my Friends having induced
them to rer,t7e:t roe nor to undertahe the duty of a personal
c.invar3, I trust, be accepted as a sufficient apology for that
on:Lsi!,:t : shco!.l, however, the time permit, some-of Illy 414
will have th 2a:ha-action of waiting upon you, to offer at
t.!.,ti:t1;•r...1 of rrireat on my bahalf.

I remaio, Gentlemen, .
Your obedient and faithful servant,
I.onelett Tv.vern, Feb. 17, 1320. Wel. CURTIS.,
The Oiminittee for conducting the Election meet daily at the
abc,ve place, where all Communications respecting it are re-
quesls:l.m be vddresscd.

To THE ritEENIEN, BURGESSES or TM: BOROUGH
Oi EVESHAM.

GENTLEMEN AND 11110THE't FRVEIMN,
Vol arc aware that, by one cf the Statutes of our
-2 - most inestimal.le Constitution, the Parliament in being at
the time of the demise of the King cannot exist for a lonjer
period than six mouths subsequent to such evint ; and thus yob
will be again called upon, in the course of that period, to exer-
cise your Elective Franchii!s; witsretne I beg leave now to
apprize you of my intention to oftcr myself a jocund time as a
CANDIDATE :or the honour of becoming one of your RE-
Plt ESL:NI:A T

If it should appear to any individual that I hare been tardy
in :nuking this my appal, I shall entreat that the delay may be
attributed to it; true and only cause—recpeet and veneration for
the memory of cur late most beloved, rev red, ant illustrious
Monarch.

I trust that my conduct in P:sliament, as wAll.in my duties
to the State, as for your individual interest,. his been such as to
merit your ameba:lon. And, convinced as I am, that the ex-
perience o: my past exertiens for the recovery of your exclusive
Rights to olezt your Ilepresentativcs, after progressive encroach-
ments for neatly a cermrp and a half, and, in a late instance,
aimed at rur annihi:ation, I beg permission to repeat, that,
convinced as I am, that such exertions must be the best pledge
for my future endeavours fpr the preservation of these rights,
so they will, I flattesr myselitbecome the strongest possible claim
for your future support and interest; in favour of

Your devoted and faithful humble Servant,
- CHARLES COCKERELL.
London, Thursday, 17th February, 1820.

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