The Sun.
London, England, 1806-10-28 00:00:00

TUES. D 4 1 OCTOBER 28, 1800.

• PICTUALLING7OFFICE, •- . . • -
I 017. 0,36
THE
COM IVIS'SIO.NERSfor ncTu.
HIS MAYESTY'r. NAVY do hereby give Notice, That
on Friday, the 7th of November, they will be ready to rreeive'
Te)iders,• in writing (scale:2 up), and trial for the supplying of
FRESH BEEF to Hie Majesty's Ships and Pessels at Leith,
Leith. Roads, and the Frills of Edinburgh,
.hr Twelve Months
certain, front the,s7th of that ;Moitt.,s ;..and, further, until Six
Montht,warning shall be gi•z:eh on either side for the termination
of Co'ntraa ;to be paid for by Bills, payable, with Interest,
ninety days after"date. - • • ,
The'C'onditillts' of the Contrail may be seen at ibe &treaty's
Office,.,tist this Office ; or ky appiying to the colle,go, of his Ma-
jesty's Customs at Leith.

No regard will be had to any Tender i,n zohieh'the Price shall
not be'insetted in words at /evil), o'r that. shall not he delivered to
the Board before One o'Clock. on the said Friday - the 'pi 'of
November next? nor
_unless the Person --who snake: the 1 endo ,
or, some Perron en his behalf, attends, to 'answer, When callcdfot ,

• VICTUALLING-OFFICE,
• • • • - Oct
"
THE COMMISSIQNERSfor VICTUALLING
qt,rA
.74s Tr; NA v Y do hereby give Notice, That an
Friday the 3tst of October inst. Mr.. Milh , their Agent at Pty.:.
nr,rah, will be ready in receive Tenders,' in writing (sealed up),
for such vidniities oj.KILN DRIED ENGLISH YEAS E,
:behest _quality, as the espedive Deafer: therein. may think pro-
per to offer ; to be delivered in the • ifiace of Chte'_Month, free Of
all charge and risk t 2 itir Majesty, ipto flit Majestfi's
..Stores ,at that Port ; and t, be paid los by Bills, payable, with in-
terest, ninety days aperdate.

. . . .
.N: B. N. Proposal for a less quantity than Twenty-five
Quarters will be attended to.
The Conditions fit the Contrail may' be leen at the Office ttf the,
-Agent Fieluallerr-at Plymouth aforesaid.
Noregard will,he hal to a,yTender in which the Price. shall
be i):,erted in words at length, or that shall not. be delivered
to befire Oite,o'Clock on the said &Woo the 31st of
Oato.6er.inst. nor unless the Person who makes the lender, di some
Pi tips: cn his hehalf, attends, to answer, when called for.

/UNCOMMON RICH WHEEL
• Contains
- Prizes of - - - k20,r00
10,003
3, - - - . ' 5,000
S - -
s3o
&c. &c.

TUESDAY, November 4th, is the next Day's
Drawing.
Ticket • . 4ry ;7. 0
Half . - 10. 3 0 Eighth
Quarter 5 a c Sixteenth

2 1
1 6
1 6 0

It is necessary for those who mean ti be in. Fortune's way,
and get rich by ventnrin,,,a.small Sum, to make their Pur-
chaes before the next Day of Drawing, or they may be diS-
ai)pointet4 as there inc .very few Tickets left on hand.
HAZARD, . BURNE, and .Co. Stock-Brokers,
No. 93, Royal Exchange, London, are -selling TIC-
K LTS alit" SHARES in'the-.present s-rATE,-LoTTE It Y,
warranted undrawn.
TUESDAY, November 4, will be the next Day of Draw,
ing.
Letters C•post-paid). duly answered.

GENERAL ELECTION.

To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT LIVERY of

the CITY of LONDON.

GENTLEMEN,
rir H E Sheriffs. having appointed FRIDAY; the
-IL 31st inst. for the Eledion of Four Gentlemen to Repre-
serit you in the ensuing Parliament, allow me most earnestly to:
solicit the hOnour of yolir attentlanee, 'on that
day,, at Eleven o'Clock, in support, of my Nomination. The
unparalleled success, warm friendship, and diStinguished
kindness, which have crowned my Canvass with the most
flattering prospea front every quarter, impel tne most san-
guinely to rely, -that the ieal so freely promised will mini-'
test itself by your early and numerous attendance, to baffle
every' attenipt Witich may be made:to
,defeat this proud ob-
.jed of My ambition. Thus encouraged, I feel animated by
the expedation, that my gratitude and fidelity in the high
and responsible situation of your Representative wilt be call-
ed into aCtion ; and, believe me, Gentlemen, as Tong as my
life shall be spared, that they sftal I not be looked for in vain.
I have the honour to be,

GENTLEMEN,

Your most faithfUl. humble Servao,
JAMES SHAW, Mayor.

Mansion-House,

P. S. The imperious duties of the Chief Magistracy have
unavoidably denied me the first gratification of my heart,
which would otherwise have urged ine to a distind personal
application to every individual, for the honour of his Suffrage;
and I therefore trust, that such an omission will not be 'im-
puted to negle6l,- butnecessity.

To the AVORTilY'and INDEPENDENT LIVERY of

LONDON.

GENTI:F.MEN, •
VIE DISSOLUTION of PARLIAMENT
ing now, publicly announced, I' beg leave most respea.
fully to solicit your Votes and Interest, to be Re-elected one
of your Representatives.

The importance of that sacred Trust at this eventful crisis
cannot but awaken the most serious refledion in those who
undertake the faithful discharge of its duties. I can chal,
lenge the strictest inquiry into.the zeditude of my condua in
the late 'Parliament, and feel happy in the convilion, that
no personal consideration has influenced, or shall influence
me, -should I be once more honoured with your confidence.
`The local concerns and interests of my Constituents shall
ever continue to command my best attention, While it shall
be my constant exertion to prove myself a faithful Repre-
sentative of the tomnions of the.l7nited Kingdom.
Impressed With these sentiments, I request your support
on the day of EleCtiori, when your early attendance will
confer the highest obligation on, "

GENTLEMEN,
Your faithful humble Servant,

CHARLES PRICE.

TotheGENTLEM EN, CLERGY,and FREEHOLDERS

of the COUNTY bt YORK.

GENT !AMEN,
pAR LIAMENT being DISSOLVED, take the
earliest opportunity ,in my. povrer of communicating to
you ray intention of again offering mysel fa Candidate for the
honour of,representing you in Parliament: •
A period of Ten Years having;elapsed-since 1 was first
placed in the high and honourable situation of your Repre,
sentativc, I trust I' may, without presumption, rest my hope
of future Support rather upon your judgment of my Publict
Conduel, than upon general pl-olesSions:
1 am anxicus, however; to myself of this opportu-
nity of expressing the'decp tense of Gratitude I feel for th'e
liberality and indulgence 1 have already experienced from you
upon all occasions since I have been engaged in the execution
of weighty and important Duties ; to discharge • whim with
fidelity has been the continued ObjeCt of my endeavotn-s.
Should 1 again be deeined.worthY of the honour. of being
one of the Representatives of this great County, I shall be
most thankful for your Support.

I have the Honour to be,
With the greatest respea,
Gentlemen,
Your obliged and most obedient humble Servant,
• HENRY LASCELLES.
•_

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Rarewooci House, Oa. 24, 1806.