The worthy livery will particularly observe that the poll of yesterday was for Mr. Atkinson 614. For Mr. Sawbridge 572. Majority in Favour of Mr. Atkinson 42. They will also perceive that a continued Exertion in Behalf of Mr. Atkinson now, cannot fail to constitute a Man of Property, Abilities, and Constitutional Independence, a Representative for the City of London, instead of an avowed republican, an Espouser of Popery, and a Promoter of French Strollers, even upon the Sabbath Day, in Defiance of Religion, and the established Principles of every true Briton in the Kingdom.

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