The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1804-12-12 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1804.

VICTUALLING-OFFICE) Dec. 7, 1804.
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rrim • COMMISSIONF.RS /or riesealling 1118
Majoty's Nary do hereby give tithe, That on 11 LAMES-
DAV next, the 12th inst. they will be wady bs rertita Tenders
in mritthA (sealed up), and tarot Or Two Howlett! sag'
Kentish Hops, ot the Growth of the Year 1801, to he answeedb;r
to Selli 'dm to be produced with the Tenders ; to be deligeard as de-
manded, info His Mniestis rictoallin: Stores al Deptford; and
le be peal for by Bills, payable with Interest, Ninety Days afire
date.

The Conditions ef the Centrad •nny be wen at the Secretary's
Og-ce.
No Regard wilt ►e had to any Toler w teltieh the Price shall
not be inserted in Wards at tete t, or eon skeet not th. datioered to
ths Board hefOre the a•Clochou the said Wednesday twit, the 12111
1.1 erunless tie Persnts who makes the Tender, or OM. PI nom
on his Behtd.t, attends, to answer ahem called %a..

VIOTII.ALLING-OFFICE, Nov. 1, 1004.
THE COMMISSIONERS for Vidualiing His
Majesty's Nary do hereby give .Votive, Thin on Ii•ED,NES-
DAY, the 12th Dee neat, they will be ready to receive Tenders in
writing ( sealed itp. and Wolfs,' t'.a mania,. ef•
.sJ•at Fresh NI
may be reqnired for the use of His Moksty's Ships end Vases at
Betrhann, and in Hungry Bea, on the Coast of Ireland, for the
Space of• Twelve Months, coonneneing the Ist of Jonuary,
ewling the 91st of December, 1803 ; to be paid fir by
payable with Interest, ninety days after dote
The Conditions of the Contrart may be seen at tit Serf. CtOrq'S
Otfee j at this Owe; or by applying to Mr. Dunstertille, the
Agent for the Cietwalling, at the Cove of Corh.
No Retard will be had to any Teiuler in srhiek the Price 'holt
sat be inserted in Words at length, or that than not he delivered
to the 850..1 before One o'Clock on the saul 11-cdnetilau, the 12th
of bit-ember nest, nor doles the Permit who suites the Tender,
or some Person ins his Behalf, attends to answer when ratted for.

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TO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
LAOIS& AND GLIITL/1111M,
THE untimely death of my excellent Friend,
Mr. WILLIAM ADAIR JACKSON, Ilan occasioned a
VACANCY in your Court of Diret.turs; and, though in deep
affliction for hiilUif,l hold it my duty, in justice to the distin-
guished fithur I have met with on my Canvas, to subdue my
personal feelings, and aspire to sucee-d him. Permit me then
to renew my solicitat,ons for the honour of your Votes and In:
tering at the ensuing Election and to assure you, that should
I be rho Inniniate object of your choice, 1 will prove my grati-
tude by a faithful discharge of my duty, and a zealous attention
to your interests.
_ _

Actuated by a sense of what is due to your Rights of Election,
[declare my firm purpo-m, in the event of a contest, to proceed
to the 15,iNot ; the result of which will, 1 trust, do credit to
the kind exertions of my Friends; and whets 1 reflect on the
strength of the attachments inspired by the virtues and talents
of your late worthy Director,l feel a hope nearly amounting to
confidence, that the aid of his numerous friends will not be
withdrawn from a cause which he so warmly espoused.
1 shall endeavour to p:ty my personal respects to each indivi-
dual Propt.etor, its or near London; and any omission of this
art of ditty, of which, through mistake or accident, 1 may in-
volaneirily be guilty, will, 1 hope, be forgiven, in cofisiderasion
of she shortnessuf time allowed fora canvas so wield) es:triune.
1 have the honour to Le, with the greatest alpect,
Ladies sad Gentlemen,
Your mast devoted awl faithful hasubte servant,
King's Arm Yarely.Oilenum JAS. PATTISON
"tree, Nov. 29, DOC

MR. PATTISON'S COMMITTEE
IT is earnestly requested of the numerous and
respectable Supporter, of Mr. PATTISUN'S Cause,
who wet at the KINGS HEAD TAVERN ON WEDNES-
DAY last, and al., of his other Friends who were unable to
attend, that they will contione to us* their unrernittel exer-
liCNlS w lir, favour ; which, it is confidently hoped, will prove
successful, and establish him in the situation fur :which it was
the unanimous opinion of that Meeting that he is eminently
qualified, from his Knowledge of Business, and the iodepett•
defier of his Character and Connections.
King's Head, Poultry, HENRY PETERS, Chairman
Dec. 7, 19414.