Star.
London, England, 1820-03-04 00:00:00

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_the Ihty. of Electkoti befng fixed fc.r
YtizsD4,..)r 041, in the shag interval, Clevote the
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.of nty.tintp to the very pleasing task of paying my
trees to those Gennicnien which n.y duty iny.diament,
hitherto prevented me from visitin;.

. Professions, I trust, are unnecessary ; my principles aremell,
iknown to you, and from those I shall never swerve. Tv your,
iipprohation of those .ptinciplcs I attribute the very fiatt*og,
keeeption my Friends and myself iray. nu:t with on our calms...
:Were any thing wanting, your kinkiness on the present oacaidstis
Would bind me for ever to your interests, and determine uii
devote my life to the support of your /I;ghts and Privileges
I beg leave most earnestly to solicit a continuance of
active etertions, and should there be omissions, either is v!..0-
..giards Tetrers or othernise, (which, I fear, &loin rise iitcniiectrc;p
'sirthe Listc, are unavoidable) I tract you will overlook them: '
I am, Gitntlemen, with the greatest respect
Totir faithful au devoted &Pant,
, Arrutw WOOD:

My Committee meet daily at the Paul's Heed Itoenrs,
eaton-street, wheie ail comniuniiatiom respeetieg the Elevivn
• will be thankfully reeeived.—Blarels 0, ISM.

TO THE WORTIIY, AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY
OF TEIE CITY OF LONDON.
Giarrzionne,
INVITED by a highly respectable body of the,
LIVERY to. offer myself a Candidate, to be returned one
of your Representathes in Parliament at the ensuing General
Election, it would savour too r.luch of affectation were I to rt-
tempt to' conceal the satisfaction I derive from so flatterin;
compliment, and I no longer delay the public avowal of my
aitaiasts wish to fill the honourable station to which my atten-
tion it directed. My ardent friends have,' I fear, by the enco-
miums which their ResolutiOns have connected with my came,
' been led-aced to judge of me too favourably; to those Livery-
men and other friends who, in a manner so honourable to me,-
have already stepped forward to make known my intention aid
to promise me their support, I return my Warmest thanks, and
entreat them to continue their exertions. Ido not yield to:any
man in a faithful attachment to the Sovereign, or in admiration
of the Constitution ; and I 'teacart: to express with confidence,
that, should my efforts be crowned with success, I shall be found
equally the supporter of the just Prerogatives of the Crown, and
the firm defender of the Rights of the l'eoylz. lam aware what
little dependence is generally to be placed upon Public Ad-.
duties, and I would, therefore, refer you to my past conduct, '
as the best surety for my future integrity. I have derived the
greatest satisfaction in the assurance of the favour of Gentlemen
of the most different political impressions, without departhl
from those principles which have ever influenced my conduct,
Standing on ground truly it:dependent, and unconnet.ted
aoy ether Candidate, my reliance is en the great body of e e
Livery; and from them I anticipate the complete accomplish-
meat of my object. The important duties attached to the Chief
Magic racy of this City demand the greatest portion of my timer
should I, therefore, be unable to pfy my personal respects to all
thg Electors, I hope their liberality will acn,:pt as an apolczy
the pressure of my t. serial engsieinenta.
With great respect, I have the honour to be,
Gentlemen, your faithful friend and s:,rvarit,
Mainion-Hoose; Feb. 17, 18-0. GEORGE BRIDGL:S.
The Lord Mayor's Committee will meet da:ly at the Alansina-
IHouse, where all communications will be thankfully received.

TO THE WORTHY AN D INDEPENDENT FREEMEN

OF THE TOWN A ND PORT OF II YTIIE.

oxxvtionns,
Fr HE illness which has confined me to my bed for
*the greatest part of the last month, has so far left nie as
to allow me to indulge the hope of speedily being able to ay
my respects to you in person.' This illness, which has.not only
incapacitated me front mental as we:l as bodily exertion, bats
will be conceived, paralyzed tke efforts of my friends, has given
to my opponents advantages, of which it world be idle to affect
to be insensible. Some with whose support I :night reasonably
:lave flattered myself, in the event of an earlier application, may
have fledged that support elsewhere. Deeply, however, as I
should regret any circumstance which might vicar the appez.-
ance of a diMinution of your sentiments in my favour, it is gr.-
,
iffying to me to be enabled to ante, that my lie-election is one
of your Representatives its Parttaincot hr secure—unless ft cart
be imagined that a iisit2tion 4o which we are all expr.sed may
bithiced any portion of thoie Who' have honoured me with
'titett pa/nisei of support to ttinsfer them to another.
luiptObable is :itch a suggestion S maybe dfemcd, and I ought
peigips io apologize for venturing on It, would take the liberty .
of observii7,g, that in such a case the transfer would become a
nu pty *hrkgtf.lapptieed reason Wideiti it was foundetabbeld
~pto to'tayi no ez stetiee, "Mid, if I May judge of thi ties -
4T44,05 Otlsigi.by my lA4 isp one would consent to °Welds
+laden Qf 'Oa fad *Ma. on his own.Patt et ore
Om attedtet.
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tp 'natty of. yea Gentlemen, I would fate persuade My**
my cause is your own. Of its success, under every Ladirantae,
I entertain the most entire confidence; and I beg to.aisurc you
that no endeavours on my part shall be .wanting to ,tote Ski&
not undeserving of your efforts ink:ay favour.
I remain, Gentlemen, yoolrobliged faithfulSprant?
Portland Pace, Ist March, 1820, JOHN PEERII4O.
• .
The Decdon being fixed for Wilms:Bots neat, the esr:y
attendance of my Friends at slip Poll on that day w 1.
esteitusd an additional obligation. "

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