The Sun.
London, England, 1802-05-13 00:00:00

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of the COUNTY CAMBRIDGE.

To the HIGH SHERIFFS and GRAND JURY of the

COUNTY of the crry of CO I:2K.
I return you my most cordial Thanks for the Honour yo
have conferred upon me—it is a great satistadion, and wil;
be ever remembered by, me with the greatest pleasure, that
my Conduct during so long a residence amongst you, and in
times so eventful, has.merited- your approbation; it in the
discharge of the important duties committed to my care, I
have concluded myself with firmness and decision, allor•!ing
to the Loyal and Industrious protection and support—l have
great happiness in hearing witness to the ample aid, counte-
nance, and co-operation of the Magistrates and Gentlemen of
this City, front whom I have ever experienced the most
friendly and effectual assistance—accept of my warmest
Thanks, together with the. roost affectionate wish fur the
Interest, Happiness, .and Prosperity of this City.
W. MYERS, Major-General.
April 20.

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To thcGLNTLENIEN, C RGYond FRE 'EFIOLDE RS

GENTLEMEN,
OBSERVING that steps hate been already
taken to canvass your Votes, upon the idea of an ap—
proaching Dissoiution of Parliament, I flattelmyself I may
be excused for thus early requesting your favourable atten-
tion to the Address of an olil, and faithful Servant.
• ,•. •

After having had the high honour of being returned thrice,
as your Representative, and sat in two successive Parlia,
ments for twelve of the best years of my life, and during
period of unexampled anxiety, difficulty and danger, in whiCh
I trust that I have conducted myself without reproach, I
hope I may venture to solicit the continuance of your good
oppinaon, and the distinguished favour of your Support and
Interest at the ensuing General Election.

The pressure of Public and Parliamentary Business at
present, must inevitably prevent me .mmediately com-
mencing a Personal Canvass : I shall, however, seize the
.earliest opportunity of paying my respects to you. In the
mean time I flatter myself that I may rely with confidence
on the good offices and exertions of the Independent and
resident Gentlemen and Yeomanry of the County and Islr
(to %Omni my Family have been so many years indebted f • •
support and countenance) inr preventing any undue advantage
from being taken of my necessary and unavoidable absence ,
from the County on the Public Service.
Should I prove so fbrtunate as to be for the fourth time
honoured with your indulgent protection, I can have`nothing
further to wish for in this meat honourable line of British
ambition. It will be my most earnest endeavour, by my
public conduct on all occasions, to continue to render myself
in souse degree worthy of your esteem.
I have the Honour to be,
With every sentiment of respect and gratitude,
• G ENTLEIVIEN,
Your most faithful and
•
Most obliged humble Servant,
C. YORKE.

CITY GRAND JURY,
Coax, April 20, 1802.
WE' the HIGH-SHERIFFS ;id. GRAND
JURY of the County of the City of Cork, assem-
bled at Spring Assizes; 1802, feel ourselves called upon to ex-
press our warmest approbation of Major-General MY E RS's
Conduct during the long and eventful period of his. Command
in this City and its .Vicinity. And we are happy at an op-
portunity of testifying, that whilst the extensive Powers,
with which he was invested 'during the existence of Martial
Law, were exerted with firmness and decision, the Loyal
and industrious met uniform protection and support.
TWIN NICHOLAS ‘VRIXON,?
J
OHN GEORGE NEWSOM, S
BERNARD SHAW, for Selt and Fellow Jurors.