Star.
London, England, 1803-01-13 00:00:00

If from the incorreands of Lifts, as to tvfideuce, I have
been hitherto prevented addretEng, or paying my refpeds
to every Proprietor, to that eircumttanee ohms will (I Malt)
be attributed any filch failu-e, and not to a want of ref jet, as,
fully aware of the duty incumbent upon me, I ausistilly hope
to accomplilli it before the dot of Election.
I have the honour to be. with r *ea.
Your molt obedient bumble Ser►ant,
No. a 4, Upper Gower Rm.*, JAMES MONRO.
toth Jan. 1503.

TO THE PROEM MRS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
BEING reffri6ted by my Phyliciao from
endeavouring to pay my performl refpcds to you, and even
without any certainty of being well enough to meet yon on the
Day of Eiedion, I think it would be neither decor its or re-
. fpedful, for me, to give my Friends the trouble of attending
the ballot on my behalf. And tido etmfiderations,being with
me paramount to all private feelings, I am iodise. d to re.
, linquith, for the prefent, my isiideation for your fuffregui, not.
withßandlnt the bighlyilattering.and hoorlymzetfloirprorpeet
of forcers. In thus retiriog,bowerer, front the contertf•r the pre-
fee racaary,l beg molt refpedfully to Inform you, that if Mould
be fufSciently recovered from my ?edit* revere indifpoStion,
. to undertake the duties of the important &nation of.one of
your Hurdlers I dull, oo thee:reelect Vacancy in April next,
, again offer myfelf toy ur notice. And I affure you, that whe-
ther I may eventually be fuccefiful or not, it is impoMble that
the reception I have now met with, can ever be arafed from
my mind.--1 have the honour to be,
Ladies aid Gentlemen, Your's.
WILLIAM MACKINTOSH.
No. 9, Cower-ltrcet. Jan. 3, tgos.

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The Fourteenth Edition of
JO HNSON'sD lICTIONARYof the ENGLISH
LANGUAGE, in MINIATURE.
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Deidm; a Lift of the Cities, Bormorits, and Market Towns
le England and Wales; a copious Ckrotiotop ; and a moo&
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Matta of the Academy at Hemel Hemlbod, Herts.
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