The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1807-06-09 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, JUNE 9, 1807

VICTUALLING-OFFICE, MAT 28, 1807.
THE COMMISSIONERS for {duelling Its
Moen?* Min do hereby glue Nowa, That oo THURSDAY,
the 18th of lone out, they will k rondo to termer Tenders in
Wrinog, (sealed up), and yaw for THREE HUNDRED
THOUSAND GALLONS of WEST-INDIA RUM, ur
of FOREIGN BRANDY, to k delivered ars half in the spate of
Uwe Mouth, and the remainder tw Use Month afterwards, foss
His itejesto's rieto.liting Storrs at Matfett!, Perteatemek, and
Plymouth, in the pureeing peportious, era—
Deptford
Pettimouth - Gallons.
Plymouth • 1110,u40)

sae,ooo
and to he pail for try Bills, parade, with laterest, Moety Dar
afier Date.
The C.olitions of the Contra& may be tees at the &tra-
wl?* Ofire.
Al. B. No Tender evitt be oerepteri,folest the toontito of Rao
and of Broody. together loth the price thereat' shalt ha sep.:ro•tto
owl distinctly opted ; toor will gag 'reader be *diluted fur a less
1164.41ty this Too illiotisami tioUolis of either Article.
N. regard anti be La to ono Tooter, ix oti4.rh the hire
wee be bowled to Words at iesigtli, or that Matt aft be eltiaterttl
to 'the Rood before Oat A:took. on tbe „tout Thu: stay,
the teat June meet ; nor wiles the Person tohii4ankLt the Ten-
der. or teilla Nersost an hie WNW. sitrods I. e",,," wags
ealle.l

VICTUALLING orricz, MIT V% 18'17.
FrHE COMMISSIONERS er riffmellis Hie
l lLojesty's Noy de Urd, ghee Nosier, That no ruts.
DAY, the ash June nest ; they mili be read,' to reeeier ?enders is,
too stiag (seule.l up) and treat for the eN,yslt ,sf. whet SEA
PROVISIONS aed FRESH BFTF moo he required fur the
use of Ms 21.1aisee Shape meet be.. at the blonds of Jamaica
and Nen. Pr.n4Aisee, for Toe.. .sionthe certain, from the 19th
November next, and fortle#, is sit Sit ;tenths wain shall he given
ow either side, liar the to m nation thereof The we p.,„,e„,
to Ise by Silk, pairaVe .k luterest, Nusety. Shp miter dote
The Canditim at the coatrekle mug be sera it the Secretary's
Office.
No regard 'lilt be had to any Tender to I, the Price thole
oat he iniserted as Iror 4 at length, er tbatshaU Nee M eirlivered
to the Board before One fiCusolli at the NW 'nimbly the ales
June nest, tsar unites the Trireme rho ark's the Termer, ar
tint, Pecans '41,10; steady So sumer uhoss calk 1 or,
Nor will any Tender, that contains Wrest spot prim 'gust ante
ortirks, end pruees naur:t inferior to fist ,cal Out spa other +, be
eawidrred as proper to be admitted.

TO THE INDEPENDENT FREVIIOLDEKS OF THE.

CUUNIY OF YulcK.

G[MTLILMF.II.
YOU have made a noble struggle for your rights&
and I trout you will think Viet I have not made a very
feehle one. Whatever depended upon myself, at least, I will
boldly say, has been accomplished to the utmost of my ability.
I have redeemed my pledge, by keeping open a strenuous Poll
to the very last hour. And in the book., in which that Poll is
recorded, I find my perfeet reward. He must rate his ex--...0ns
much higher than it would 4ecome me torsoe mine, who, m the
undivided suffrages of nearly nine thoussnd Freeno'dets, would
not deem them abisadatidy compensated. From the unfa-
vourable derision of the day of nomination, I appea,ed with
confidence to the " more legitnnute tribunal' of the Puma..
booths; lies the hand, whets a menial may hod u?, to the
voice which note but a Freeholder Can utter—and' li,ve helm
amply justified by the event. If any thing could alit to toy
triumph, it is, that this vil.tory has been achieved by a
county, whose high pre-eminence renders it to al; England •
guide and a Land-, ark rif public
A short statement may again be expected from me, of my
public views and f :elms% ; and it gives rise ere pleasure to
have another opportunity of professing my firmly attached
to those, who while in administration, curried into effict these
meanie-, which they had recommended, while in opposition.
lam .1-C they are your bat friends; and therefore they have
an additional Maim to be Instated so mine.
. .

It remains only for me to thank yea. as I now de from my
heat. Goall your kir‘duess. Be assured, I shall never forget
it. I hope I never shall skew 'knelt unworthy of it. After
you have proved so true to asir, it vs indeed be my unpa-
donahl e crime, and my indelible disgrace, should I aver prose
false to you. I have the bon...ur to remain,
Gentlrasen,
With the utmost !ripe,' sal gratitude,
Y our most ohl rand and faithful servant,
York. June 11, 11101. MILTON.