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THURSDAY, JANUARY 244 1811.

TO THE GE/111.11E141,e1.Eltnir, AND iIIEtKOLDERS
OP THE COUNTY OF GLOUCESTER.
OtPITLIIIRN,
AS I observe some attempts are still being :tack
to induce a suspicion In your minds as to my real prin-
' ciples and the course I shall pursue in the event of my being
honoured with your choice as one of your Representatives, allow
me again explicitly to declare ro sentiments upon the following
important subjects, and to avow my determination
To support to the utmost of my power our glorious Con-
stitution ;
Ts oppose all Revolutionary principles ;
TO support a Reform in Parliament, u to rotten Boroughs ;
To oppose Corruption in all its shapes; and •
To vote for the Abolition of all Sinecure Places and Pen-
sions, except those which are given to such, as by some
glorious act, have deserved well of their Country.
I have the honour to be, Gentiessea,
Your devoted and faithful bauble servant,
Barrington Park, Jan. tO, 1811. 1011$ MITTON.

15R. MTTar's COMMITTEE sits daily at
euree-house Serie-street, Lincoln's Inn, where all
Common/caftan on die subject ate requested to be made.

TO BE SOLD BY PkIVAfE CONTRACT,
THE next PRESENTATION to a RECTORY,
situate within a few mika of the Town of Derby. and itt a
beouilfxd and fertile part of the County; consisting of the l'ar•
sonage House Outbuildings, Gardens, &e. and upwards of sc.6
Acres of Glebe Lnd of an excellent quality, the Tithes baying
been commuted for I.and upon else Inclosure in the Parish scut-
ral years ago. The Incumbent is far advanced in years.
For further Particulars, applications are to be made to Messrs.
Edwards and Jessopp, Solicitors, in Derby.
Derby, January st, 1811.

VOryaiwily will be published, in one Vahan 111 M.
CHIJRCH UNION. A,Series of Discourses, in
which it Is urged that the great Christian Duty of main-
taining communion with the Aposteic.d Church remains uncan•
celled by the tolerance of British Laws.
" Say I these things as a titan, or with not the law, the same
also."-1 Cur. is. S.

By the Rev. EDWARD DAVIES,
Author of Celtic Researches, the Mythology of the British
Druids, Bce.
Printed for J. Booth, Duke-street, Forbad-Place. London.

OkNAhlli.N I'AL ARCHI'ITCIIItE.
This day was published, elegantly engraved in aquatint* on iO
Plates, large quarto, price LI. l Is. Gd. boards,
DESIGNS for Lodges and Entrances to Parks,
Paddocks, and Pleasure Grounds' in the Gothic, Cottage,
and Fancy styles, with characteristic Scenery and Descriptive
Letter Press.

By T. D. W. DEARN, Architect.
Printed for I. Taylor, at the Architectural Library, No. SO,
High Holborn.
Where may be had, by the same Author, and of the same sloe,
Designs for Cottages and Rural Dwellings suitable to persoos
of moderate fortune, and for convenient rctiroincot, on 20 plates,
price Li. is. bo.trds.

ENGLISH CHRONICLLS.
This day was published, in 1 Vol. 4m. price £3. 3s.
THE NEW CHRONICLES of ENGLAND
and FRANCE, in two Parts. liy BOBERT FABYAN.
Named by himself the Concordance of Histori_s. Iteprinted
from Pynson's Edition of 1516, the first part collated with the
Edition of 1333 and 1538, and the second with a Manuscript of
the Author's own times as wail es the vu'osequent Editions in-
cluding the different Continuations. To w:deil are cdd:sl, a
Biographical and Literary Preface, and Sr. Index, by Henry Ellis.
Printed for F. C. and J. Rivington, T. Payer, .tti Ro-
binson, Longman, thirst, Bees, Orme, and Co. Casten and Davies,
J. Miwann, and J. Johnson and Co.
Of whom may be had, lately republished,
Holingshed's Chronicles, 6 vols. 4to. £l2. 12s.
Hall's Chronicles; 4to. £3. Ss,