The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-06-22 00:00:00

I)ERMIT tae to engage your attention, that I
may earnestly 1... y my situation before you.—At the last
General Monthly Committee, in a full attendance, it was
agreed Uti iiiiineusly, that the Election for Secretary to your
excellent Institution should he holden at the School-House, on
Thurrday the :Bth Day of June inst. at Eleven o'Clock, and
close at Two, and that all Advertisement should be inserted
to that purport, in the respective Public Palters that were men-
tioned, and without any recommendation ehatemr from the
Committee, in favour o. any one of the Candidates—Colmar.
to that Resolution, a Special House Committee has been sub-
sequently convened, apparently by their act, for me purpose of
opposing my Election and a printed paper has been tent forth,
ands copy of it inserted in the Pa,yer., su?eisedini, your orders,
and recommending two persons as objects of your choice.
Thus your Unanimous Resolution is rendered of no arai!,
and a Special House Committee has controuled your proceed.
logs, by taking upon themselves to perform what you in your
aggregate judgment arid liberality declared Mould nut be done.

No written testimonials were required of me, or the, would
have been prodeced, aatisfm3ory And ample; but the very re-
spectable characters who attended for me, who did no the ho-
nour to recomthend sue, and who voltintanly offered, wholly
unexptrtod by we, to give security for my caiiiilaCt, if a testi.
Moo& I loving to your rerNeseirm with pride, and aclrnow•
ledge erithllgrasitude; mid, I hop-, that, thus is:commended,
and se cmostenaiiced, I rally continue to solicit your Votes
with respectiul confidence.

To support your charity, and recommend it, to fulfil the
duties of the situation with fidelity, and to prove myself
deserving your approbation by my zul, my aim and am-
bition.

The silent and unmerited reflection cast upon me by the
Special House Committee, deeming me unworthy your notice,
the disrespect offer,d to your vein, eounteract,g %ovr direc-
tions and, I hopemay say, not an unbecoming sense of feel-
ing on my own account, mingled with duty to those Subscri-
bers who strenuously promoted my interest, render sue thus
importunate, and demand oily persevering in the Electioh—a
perseverance that I trust will prove that the principle of Free-
masonry is not the principle of oppreision ; and, impressed
with tliat sentiment, I do unt despair of the issue.

On this ground, re;pectfullyanliciting your Proxies, or per.
snail Attendance, I subscribe myself,
My Lords, Ladies, and Gentlemen'
Your devoted sad olsediertSeryant,
GEtIR(;E EVES,
15th June, 1804. 9, Chatiel.stre..r, Medirsid-row
I do hereby certify, that at the General Committee, hell for
the purpose of deciding when the Elect.ou for .u..-tary to the
Freemasons' Char;ti School shoo, t wlre piaci., a qwution w s
put by me to the Cnatrinaii..." whether the Corneille* meant
so recommend any one .4 the Candidates;' the ails ge, wa,
deciuse: " That it would not." Awl an order was immedi-
ately given that the Advertisement shhnld be drawn up in the
way anted in Mr. Eves': lyttgr. •.4 Ido also certify, th it
front my own acquaintamw wits. Mf • Esse, for 15 years last, 1
know bun to be a nun ofahnitieg, humanity, and manzner__

PETER CVXE.
Throg.nnrtonortreet.

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