The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-05-29 00:00:00

TO THE ELECTORS OP WESTMINSTER.

G C. mem,
NEXT to the consciousness of endeavouring
sincetely to serve my country. nothing can be more
pleasing to my mind the. the public approbation of my en-
deavour.. Accept my grateful thanks.
At the tune time forgive me foe feeling something like
devilish, of any good to the country' whilst I ass the regular
expellent of corruption greatly eateeed all the expernin nesse.
gape for any war which we can be justikal in puraunig
see attempts tis delude the public mind, by comieitierly
petty arid insignificant tiquiries into what is termed ?ecologists,
whilst these itimarere theenselte. think it net dishorsouteh'w
to seise greedily every opportunity of enriching tbestmelvee
eat of the publics spoil, by any ether me.usi ant termed by
them Pee ledge.
Such wretched notions of public honour and honeste lets
aff i_rl no sign Li benefit to the public, n.,r can give us dky
suitab • redress They appear to me to resemhle the !totem
of chastity entertained be the prostitute, who boldly ehilieneWl
an. one to say—Mat she cart rent out of the regiment.
Arrogating to them, at! within the regiment, all within tot
Red honk, is honourable and virtuous ; and they instils ink"
declaring, that .hey hare a. gond a ..tie, by the Ved
any of the people can bare, to the fruits tof their iadisiti.Gr to
the inheritance of their an :rotors, hum which Hilt...try and
from which inheritance, be it r-nsembered, and fossil them
alone, the Red Bonk it.elf takes every thing that it ha, to
bestow that they prete-sl as goal • rye to all which tory
I can contnv• to take homes, as we have to the rensainder-aitill
they can take that too.

don't/men, figure to ynonalees a gang of milkers, corn.
bored to plunde.i the preccable and industrious inhahitants of
sever sonaossiing parodies, and ag,eing ansongvt themselves
to strife Lhe boot. in sii& thffetent pmpun ons as the leader
of this prig shall appoint In each. From dree WO tone it will
happen, that some thief or other einongst them will purloin
a part of the homy, and chtedtvainely appropriate to Itirawit
more than ha. appeint:d Owe; the purloin., u de.,•gtsd ; and
the gang, w;th .:;en r..iooths, e..zalaira agaisst the atrocity of
C•eatine the • ttr.r •• ; the only crime al ',he Oral *hark thew
be so. Would it not ha ridiculous in thew
,•ai'slies to take any part la such a dispute, and to
fil lode tr.:meetly; iota stroog paet:.a Is. the 'terms or the et-
ewe ' ;sr tang as the ink...a io common saki all they tan
*rut, 'thrall it I, the plunder...l !wept', who aft,. the hoo.e.
how they share it. end in what Ought they mot
rathve des ...iy thr CAo.. and abolish combin.itann ?
Such is no reaceptio• of the different worept Mbomou, we
bay* seen, cid Uwe c)rrurt wlbrtter.:s. An • I rains the Nitrite.
with as iin;ted yo:ce, shall loudly pronounce the ahothion of
the wheat of the yereent system of corraptirse, 1 snail stol con-
tinua to d:ipa;. Ulf country.
Ten, Cmothnnemhy this nriparailel-el Lectinn, have !trolly
pronounced ,OUT 'enemata*. May your voice be eLbeirl
thrnegh the laud.
IN the mean time. though an isti'vidual Is as nohlio in :he
wale, I will carry with me your sentiments into the Hisao of
Centimes. And I wire you, that no rational isedetwours at
mina shall be wease l. to mown ao any cowurywan tae art-
disturbrd eisioymont of the tar fruits of their ;whiter.; to
tear ant the accursed !amino( that scsnitalirte Rif flvtik t sod
to bring bib men's minds to the ati•oetragotton notions of
the secred...ls of private pr. err ty, whits ought no Inner to
he transf,rred irona the legitintota powwows, by ill,frorimpt
sows of venal and reartrsiow aboSAistiotsl•
I told s me•ooe, Minot:nen ihsintireweerfle faithful to the
intevestv ins country, lad isnisairoar en wow myself fn.,'
Jealous rerestnraslit s I'ILAJUM

GENERAL ELECTION.

TO THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREEHOLD-

FRS OF THE Cul:IN rY OF MIDDLESEX

IN returning you my sincerest Thaokt for the
high' y lettering and dot uguithed manner in which • n
ham nein elected etc one of your Iteptesentatives, I t mat
may be poritinsed to remark, teat had I, in the final!, id,
grave, deviated leo mat independent cud unconnected round
epee winch I AM offered mysetf to tour notice, it would have
tendered me totally unworthy of your choice
COMItiOUS of mr own rectitude, 1 daupso.l the attacks of
my enemies. I ',Weed nit cause in your ILIA% and you have
not only aciu.:te I me, hut have proved jr the world, that
you will not permit Use character of an intt..eat man to be et-
lilted. for the purpose of inoriosins the pnpaLtrity of another
Candidate.
An ardent and seelout attention to the duties of the situa-
tion Its which you have paced my, will, I hope, entitle me to
a contingence of that support which I have hitherto so gene-
rowdy received in tut you, and prove that I have a proper sen,c
of the /isnow tt u have conferred upon ine. With every sen-
timent of gratitude and attachment, I have the honour to be,
:Gentlemen.
Your most faithful and devoted humble servant,
8,241 hill Park, %lay 19, IBC?. W. NIELI.LSH.

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