The Sun.
London, England, 1802-06-02 00:00:00

To the Worthy FREEMEN of the CITY of YORK.

GE NTLEMEN,
11fHE public Declaration of my excellent Friend
and Colleague, Mr. Mimes, and a belief that your Votes
would immediately be solicited, induced me to pay my re-
speets to you. _ _

Having:finished my Canvass, in which I hope I have ful-
filled my intention of waiting upon every Freeman is York, I
have the satisfaction of informing you, that my reception has
been more favourable, my public and private conduct has
been more generally approved, and the promises made to me
of fiituie.support have been more :warm and universal, than
niy most sanguine expedations could have anticipated.
I fany,thing could add to the respecl I bear to -those who
have twice done me the Honour off choosing me their Re-
presentative in Parliament ; if any thing could increase my
affectionate regard forthe many most excellent and valuable
friends I have.arnongst.them, that respect and that alfettion
must have been heightened by the reception and attention
i4ich I have now experienced. The prompt and unsolicited
tenders of services which I have had frOm London, and from
various parts -of the Country, also require my wannest ac-
knowledgments.
~

' After itch a Canvass, and such offers of support, it is un-:
necessary for me to say that I shall return to my dtfty in Par-
liament, with gratitude and pride, or to assure you that upon
its dissolution, "I shall again step forward with a confident
hope of being once more returned-by your flattering partiality.
Not doubting but a continuance of the same attachment to
the (.iny.titution of our Aucettors, the same solicitude far the
Peace, Security, and Independence of my Country, and for
your_paiticular Interests, the same determinatiop to ad
'agreeably to your wishes, and to the didates of my own con-
science, will ensure the your suffrages and confidence.
1 have the Honour -to be, Gentlemen,
•
Your much obliged, and devoted. Servant,
York, May 27, i 80.2. W. M. MILNER.

SCICIETY for MISSIONS to AFRICA and the EAST,
`by MEMBERS ofthe ESTABLISHED CHURCH.
A GENERAL MEETING of the Stthsciibers to
_LA. this Institution will be held at the New London Tavern,
Cheapside, on Tuesday next the Bth of lune, at One o'Clock,
to receive the 'Annual Repart of their-Committee.
The Second Anniversary Sermon will also be preached on
the some day before the Society, at the Parish Church of St.
Andrew, by the Wardrobe, and St. Anne, Blackfriars, by the
Rev. Charles Simeon, M. A, Fellow of King's College,
Cambridge. Service to begin at Eleven o'Clock. •
THOMAS SMITH, Dep. Sec.

LITERARY INTELLIGENCE.
CIRCULATING LIBRARY, (Removed from Birchin-
Lane).
D DUTTON takes leave most respedfiilly to
1.1..• inform his Subscribers,- and the Public, that the
above Establishthent (consisting of many Thousand Volumes
iii every Department of Literature) will in future be carried
do at No. 45, Gracechurch-street, to which House it has
been removed, not more for the advantage of a public Situa-
tion than for extensive Premises, in which lie will be enabled
considerably to extend his Library and Bookselling Business,
for the better accommodating of thOse Friends who have so
liberally, and those who may hereafter encourage.this Under-
taking. To the former R. Dutton returns grateful Thanks,
and assures them, it shall ever be his study to merit their
approbation, and such Friends as they may plcae to re-
commend.
No 45,
.Cracecliurch-street, June a. •

. • TO BE PEREMPTORILY SOLD,
Pursuant to an Order of the High CoUrt of Chancery, made
in a Cause I NCE against ING 2, before John Campbell,
Esq. one of the Masters of said Court, at the Public Sale_
Room of the said Court, situate in Southampton-build-
ings, Chancery-lane, London,Tuesday on the rsth Day
of lune inst. at Eleven of the Clock in the Forenoon ;
A LEASEHOLD ESTATE, situate in Welbeck
rI street, Cavendish-square, in. the County of,Middlesex,
riow in thepossession of Thomas Harding, Esq. at the clear
yearly Rent of 731. ros. subject to a Ground Rent of 121. per
annum. -
Particulars whereof, may lid'had (gratis),, at theliia—MiT--
ter's Office, in Sodthampton- buildings aforesaid.