The Statesman.
London, England, 1810-10-20 00:00:00

LONDON; Szt7VBD4Y; OCTOBER 20, 1810.

Te the GENTLEMEN,' CIARDYt and FREEHOLDERS
.. . nf•tbe.COUNTY of GLOUCESTER.
GEIIITL646Ni
TH E encouraging success which still . attends -the
progress of my Canvass increases the conildeace which
I hive already expressed no the result. • Even in districts most
subject to the influence of the Friends of my Oppouent; I find
a respectable support, and ain frequently assured of the most
cordial wishes of those who are compelled, against their own
inclinations, to vote against me. The county shell feels the
cause to be, what it roally is-its own; and with this spirt Hs'
generally anti so strongly impressed, we caonot fail OrsUcress,
Whether a Coalition of Peers, is opposition to my Elerti on,
does or shies not exist. and whether, if it does exist, inch Coali-
ti4lll b natural or not, I. pave as a question of Gut to the deck
lion of the County at large. Althougli,a qualification arising.
from !Mid k the well-knows-criterion for a Comity Elector,.
and the Landed Interest i., in yvery point of vie*, entitled to
the highest respect ; yet there are other ',Merest', which it
would be 'whiter just gar ;possible to,deprise of 'a great degree
of inthsence lathe rettirn of a (lomat* Representative; interests
deriving theirCuoseqttence trots the. exincione nt •;„ Oder'
indliiidualesstibieli. hare laced them iu k44l2lpit ' ' 1(01•A
and linactuntisM Mee ' i atid-givitYtheat a aast-sr-
riots idelkbit intim welfare of the Sulte•-il ineaDOseCPihneT-:
cial and Manufacturing *lnterests ; end; to eitilenvour to sepa-
rate those Interco* from that of the Landed ProprietOrs, would
bens weak in policy us Impassible in practice. They mottoilty
assist and depend on each other. There is alsownother Interest.
which, though connected with Land, is not strictly comprised
under the title of the Lauded Interest—l clean the Agrictil-
tura! Interest; au Interest fortonate:y for this kinglons,.every
day rising more and more into consequence; and its the respect-
able body of l(comatt6,-fonning one of the prriudest Oilers of '
this nation. Of this most respectable body, I boast already a
powerful support ; and I. feel the most perfect coofidence, that
this support wilt doily increase.
The highly respectable support of the Clergy with which I
am honoured, i 3 an Interest Which I ;He most proud to acknow
ledge, ia addition to those 1 have not.re enumerated: wad 1
heg to assure them all, that In the event of my success, Which
their united exertions leave me oat the smallest reason to doubt,
I shall consider myself not merely the Representative of the
Landed Estate, but of every other Interest to which I have
before alluded; and that my utmost exertions will be used to
pay due attention to the interests of every Inhabitant of the
County, whether Freeholder or not.
I have the honour to he, •
With the higheSt respect, Gentlemen,
Yuur very faitlifel and obliged humble Servant,
BEILKELLY WILLIAM GUISE.
Ifighnam Court, October 13, 1100.

DE CAIX requests leave to juror's' his much-
respiTted Customers and the Pahlie, that the whole of
the extensive ASSORTMENT of PATTERNS are now on
view at his Shew Rooms, 43. Old Rood street' where unfinish-
ed work, in its different Wages, nuts,, likelike..isebe seen.
Orders for BRONZE and ORM OULU taken as usual.
Fine Specs :teas of Indian and Foreign Porcelain. _ _

ARECENT DISCOVERY in the Art of mitt..
log II F.AI)-1)R ESSE% &e. upon a new and improved
Principle, unlike or different trail others in this Country, befog
similar to N ATU RE, and for which Isis 111aje:ty has lately
granted hi.. Royal Letters Patent.
V ICK ER it's Name being plaFed conspicuously in Shops
wherein he has no concern, plra.e to observe his direction ts,
No. d. Taxistock..4reet, Coveiwzonien.