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FRIDA V, MARCH 2, 1810.

To the GENTL,EME'N, CLERGY, and-FREEHOLD.
'ERS, of the COL -NTY of CAMBRIDGE.
CzwrLEMEN,
HIS 'MAJESTY bavjng been graciously pleased,
without any solicitation, or -expectation whatever on
my part, to appoint me vie- of the Tellers of his Exchequer,
the trust with which I have so repeatedly; and for so many
'years been honoured by you, has again devolved in your
hands; my Seat in Parliament having thereupon become Va..
Cant.
I hope I may presume to throw myself once more upon
your indulgence, And upon that llberal and candid good,will
and support which I have so often ekperienced. ' I trust that
1 have never done any thing that can justly deprive me of
your good opinion, which is my chiefest pride; because my
conscience assures me that during the twenty. years; which I
IraVe spent in serving you, I have•-at least endeavoured upcin
all occasions to discharge my duty to you and my Country
with,the utmost zeal, diligence, and fidelity.
• I regret that the vacancy of my seat,at this moment has pre-
vcntted me fi-om continuing fo give,my best assistance in for-
warding aratitringing to a conclusion several important Bills
nerit depending in Varliainent for the security and improve-
ment both of the County and Isle. ShoUld it be your good
pleasure again to elect me one of your Members, I shall apply
my best diligence and industry in furthering and camplete.
ing as'well thi.,e, as all other measures that can contribute
to the vyealth and proverity of both the Distrids of the
County,:and, generally, To the advantage and happiness 'of the
EMpire at largz.
1 have the honour to be,
Gentlemen, ,
YoUr most obliged,
Alost faithful,
And obedient Servant,
C. YORKE.

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