The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1818-06-17 00:00:00

FREEHOLD.

RICH ENCLOSURES, GROUND TOR BUILDING,
AND FISHERY, NEAR THE TOWN OF BED-
FORD,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
BY MR. CHRISTIE,
Al the Auction Mart, in Bartholomew/42w, on THURS-
DAY, the 9th of July, precisely at Owe, in Six Lula, by
order of the Devises iu Trust, of George Liviu., Esq.
deceased,
A VERY v:ilnald• mini singularly desirable
FREEHOLD ESTATE, Tithr.fiee sod Laud Tax
redeemed, and out of Lease, situated chiefly on the Bank of
the (ruse, within three.quarters of a mile from the Town of
Bedford, which forms a picturesque object bum many poitits
un the Estate viz.—
Litt 1 —The Reputed Manor and Site of the late Dis.
soh ed l'riury of Caldwell, in the Parish of St. Nlary, in the
Town of Bedford; also, five rich Fsicimures, shunt
.Li.3st.2or.of Arable, Slraduw, and • xieudiut
town the Kenipsiou-road fun the approach to the 'Non of
Bedford) to the River, on which there is a contiiiituil by a
delightful bank of old !groaner, of mussenied with some
'timber, a very inviting spot for the erection of a Dwelling,
hiving an approach by an *tenter of old rims, with a Farm-
house, Barn,aud Buildings, which will afford mamae
vials; elm the several Placer, and Right of Free Fwlsing in
the River, which appertain' to the Manor, to the extent of
beady • mile in length; also, rotor small blonds, planted
with usiers, and all Ibe Profits and Comniudities ihrreto
In Luxus,, lying in or slung the River, and the Rushes grew.
the Ito r.

Lot 2.—Six Litetwines of rich Meadow, Armlite, and Pat-
lure, adjoining to I.ul 1, ea reeding!) pat t, and a ell-
suited for building, containing 31A. IR. 13r. extent:lug re um
the keitrindoo-road to the Riser.
Lot 3 —Three Euclosurrn toroth of the said and opposite
to Lot 2, containing 53n. 2s. 34r. of capital Turnip Land,
in the highest state of cultivation.
Lot 4—Four Enclosures, about 47A. lit 3lr. of Arahle,
31. Au., and rich Pastore, adjoining to Lot 2, on the Kemp-
II:MI.111dd, and sloping from thence to the Mille.
Lit,. 3 and ii.—Alsoit S areas rush of rich Mentlow,
.isitog to Lot I, and min est to the 'goon of Bedford,
lou:oled by the Kt uipstun-road vu Ore !liver, with some
Timber thereon.
Th. re are lime-stone, brick-earth, and gravel 011 the F..tate,
tirldrourhouil is particularly genteel, amid the tuada iir
dm-films capital.
will shrw the 1?..4t1te.
hotteulars may he had of the Printers of the Redford
3,.•1 Ni.rthantiotme Papers; at the Swan lons al Ilettforil
4tol Neo port Pagnell, and Grisrgo, 1Volto." Mr Milk'
Iliddruham ; Mr. Lillitorti. Stiss..yor, Car slim/tun ;
of Mew. eardale and Bramh y, •olfora I tow ; and of Mi.
Mall at all el abuse Wile,' Haut may he
6.1 a.

ALDERMAN THORP.

THE CO ‘I NI ITT E E for (:ontittetitile the
ELECTION of Aldetastan THORP meet daily at
the Kiug's Head 'l' Poultry, where any Commuulea-
lions will he thaukfully recrired.

TO THE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY
OF THE CITY OF LONDON.
Grny.tinen,
THE rein's* mirk by the Sheriffs in my frivolo.,
on the 'hew of hands, this day, demands my warm.
cat thanks.
My pretensions are before yen. If finally stormed as one
of your Representatives, I will he careful to redeem the
Oslo, I have given of loyalty to the King and 6dtlity to
pair ioterest, by an rimiest endeavour to maintain, to the
latest posterity, all the Rights and Privileges of my Fellow.
Citifelill and Fetlow_rubj.•ets.
I present my earnest mini at to my Friend., that they will
contiiiiie the exertions by which obey have. in so short •
time, done su much fur our cause; and that every Livery.
'min who shall favour me with his vote, will poll at his very
earliest convenience, and tither oblige me by the exertion
of his iutrrest with his Broth, r Liverymen.
I trust that the Liveryineo on whom I only not be able to
wait in IWIRIIII, will kindly excuse the umsaiou, attrilintinc,
the same t.i its time cause, impossibility, uu account of the
►hortness of the time.
I am, Griers.v.sresi,
Tour obliged humble Servant,
June 16, Idle. THOMAS WILSON.
The Committee fur Conducting my Election will sit
every day, at the City of —Loudon Tavern, and At the Dap.
List's Wail Alikrtnanbury, %dole commilui-
cations will he thankfully received.
STATE OF THE PULL, FIRST DAT.
Thomas Wilson, FsS lll
Sr, Wm. Curtis, Dart NI
lllr. Milli roman Woud .

Mr. Alderman Tlsorp
Mr. Aldro man Milan,.

Colin Waithusso, Esti 1:)9

ill TIIE IVORTIIY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY

OF LONDON.

Greet.Eseate,
rirltiE knot reception which I expetiereed this
1 day in the CUIIIIIIDO Hall, at the sessminatiust of ht
persona to represetiLsou iu the ensuing Parliament, demands
my warmest istkaartvelgmentse 1 hail it as • convincing
testimony ur general approbation of my past conduct.
I therefure t earnestly request the favour of )our (arty
attendance at the pull, to replace me, for the seventh time,
in the distinguished sltuation of one of pine Representatives.
1 have she Immune to be, GTNTLEMFM,
Yuur obedient and obliged *event,
W. CURTIS.

Old South Sirs Hollow, Joule 111, 1818.
STATE OF TIIE POLL.
Curtis
Woad

Atkins
7'5..rp
Waitlmam
IVllson

TO TIIE WORTHY AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY

OF I.o\
Grutt.t3lFS,
I 11AS FEN to thohlt you for the troltinguiblied
support with which I lia•e this tiny been lionuiereal ;

but let not Iliis auspicious ruuuuruc,ment of the prraesit
rimiest • >Ate that 1 xpectati iiii of soy certain wccrw, *bleb
111.111 printout: inactivity or delay.
For all my zealutia •1111 honest labours I bare sought no
reward but your approbation, sail ou your ►pout uo•oos
rtiona I now conAileutly rely. I entreat, thesefurv, that you
will favour tut with your Voles on WEDNESDAY, or uo
the very *list day which your convenience will permit._

Allow Me also 111 awtue )011, lhal if by 'our miffrairca
and recoimoroJation 1 rerittaiu the honour of iipiesenting
you 10 Pailiaimist, 1 will continue to devote oily ateciitiou
to your local and commercial inters., which 1 hotter
inyrelf 1 well understand, and to maintain thoat couiditio.
timbal principles ma 'illict ptriumil freedom and national
pi wires it) dt
I have the honour to remain,
GIENTLEDIFA,
Tour obliged devoted faithful Servant,
SMITH EIV IVOOD.
ralcou-bquure, Tuesday Night,
June 16, IblB.
The Committer (or conducting the Election of Alderman
Worid will raoutiuur to attend, every Day, during the Poll,

at the Paul's Head Humus, Cateatun-strirct, and all
communications stoic!' eau promote Lis succrt.s.

STATE OF THE FiltsT DAY'S POLL:
tvw.ti .

Waithmasi

Th.ba p ..... .... ....
W Own
Curti. 9l
Alkuus ...... . ..

TO THE INDEPENDENT FREEHOLDERS OF 1111:
COUNTY OF MIDDLESEX.

GRIVTLIEM -
r ii pri.irivlea which I profe.arel at the °Wart
air my political tote, I hare uniformly m insanities];
instead, Ilseiclore, of prittrss. s, 1 ttlar to roanhiet. Fur
siscseasise Parliments, Juane which I hair had the
honour to rcpt. scat yam respectable County, you hare had
nitwit suraun of 4 %lug my conduct. 'lu preserte popu-
lar freed to d • h expense, mid thereby pa-cleat
re.nore taxation, bore alsapt lamas Ilse objects of nay pais-
tical yet south ua:y reward
it Sill b I laid, Alf, 10 1.311(11"111 the rippoultatitin ul ,n Win
is lilt. good opinion vt orals; and of that
cpinion I i muut allow myself to thoule, trim the susurituct•
wlucL I !Mlle fVtIiVVII 44( ►nppaal Id Ihr :401.131/4Cifillg
11011. a IS. 13 I dual babe OW honour ut uttering myself xfoin
to your wavier, and dal:Witte ualstl(
Taw ailna4cil and ilevie.l S, craft,
Ss James's Jutic TO, IS:, 0. 1.11110

GENERAL. ELECTION.

IVESTMINSTER ELECTION.
THE t'()%1All rrEE tor .Colioloirtincy the
•
ELECTION of SIR SAMUEL ROM ILLY hive no
desire te oKer to the Citizens of ti'estoniuster any other
Answer to the Placards that hive appeareolow nosy appear,
to his prejudice. than THE CHARACTER ut SIR
SA Mb EL, as recognised by all rlasses of persons throughout
the most successful Canvas, erre made ha this City. But
as none pains have been taken to induce e belief that his
interests have been nailed with those of some other Candi-
dates, the Committee feel it their. duty thes psololicly to
declare, once for all, THAT HE IS, AND WILL CON-
TINUE. TO RE, WHOLLY UNCoNNECTED WITH
ANY OF THE OTHER CAN and that his Sup.
portets do not presume to dictate to the People of West-
minster whoe shell be his Colleague.
June 12. • JOHN MACKAY, Chairman.
General Committe-Ruons fur Sir Samuel

Count a 4 rd- ;IT

TO THE INDEPENDENT Hi EEM EN OF , THE
CITY OF COVENTRY.
1111, WORTiiiir CeNtfilrilsiiii mu) Flldrent,
IFEEL that I should lee de timent in respect In
myself, and wanting in gratitude to yen, did I not,
most cordially and sincerely, express my thsokful acknow-
ledgements to pie, in writing, as well as by verbal desivra-
thin, for the very unexampled reception with *lnch you
have been pleased so smaninionsly to honour me on my Am
rival a-,ongst you. Services finder such auspices are tri-
umphant gratillealittas, aged if the uniform testimony of my
past attachment to you could hare admitted of a &obi,
Ibis fresh ittstmice of your protection mill support must have
removed it ket Ave; sod nano command the coutismation
of my hat 'service-a to the toil of a life which you have ren-
dered singular and paramount, in ponet of political career,
ever since the first nasembling of Park emote. iu the earliest
times of representation. Of that career I am more than
proud ; sod for the opportunity which you have afforded
me in displaying it, lam inure than grateful To resolve
the liberty of a free country and a tree people, is inure gin-
ri .... a, in my conerptem, than all foreign acqiiisitions and
conquests; sold when the whole world certifies that the vin.
lent deprivation Of liberty has been entemporaneons with
the voluntary cuntributi .... s of the generous hearts and will-
ing minds of the people of • aisle nal i 0000 ,suffering unlimit-
ed privations in soppier( of the dignity,litmour, and even the
splendour of the Government, under which they lived, I can
claim no merit in having resisted the unwarrant aide, un-
called-for aasatilt, and all the iniquitous proceedings which
have Leen the consequence.
So lon as you are pleased to sanction mr, so lung shall I
contione this line of conduct ; but lily gratitude to you can
wily CIO with my life.
1 trust you will ivarilan me for out paying my personal re-
spects to every individnal. lam iudeed must a and
must anxious to do so; but I am out ROW ronioesent to it.
Remember with what alacrity I performed this duty alien I
was younger, and how cheeriully I entered every alley, and
mutinied every staircase, throughout this extensive city. My
heart tells me 1 would do so again and again, if I coals].
That heart and will are uurtservedly amongst you, and as
much peisunal exertion as my stature is equal to.
Your devoted and grateful Adherent,
Coventry, Friday, Julie 12, 1818.

'PETER MOORE.

EAST INDIA HOITSE, Just 10, 1818.
COURT up DIRECTORS of the
JIL UNITED COMPANY of NIERCHANTS .f ENG-
LANI), trading to the EAST INDIES, du hereby girt
Notice,

- .
That the Court will he ready to receive Proposals in writ•
ing, on or before WEDNESDAY, the 24th Instant, from
the Owners of SHIPS, of Site Barden of from 751) to MO
1.1.11111, 1111ilderli Illeasurvineut, sperift ing the Rate of Fetichl
at whirls th. y may be wilting 111111 such Ships fur one Voy-
age, to sod 41/111 China direct, is, the Company's service.
The Tenders, with the worsts " Ship Tender" on the co.
vs C. to be severally sealed lip and left with the Secretary, at
this House, usi or livfore Twelve o'Clock at Noun 011 the
said 24th Instant, loyund whirls hoer no Trader will be
et ct teed. JOSEPH DART, Secretary.
The particulars of the Terms std Conditions under which
the Ships will he engaged in the Company's service, may be
had opou application in the clerk to the Contossitice of
Shipping, on or after Ilusiday ssM,' the 15th Instant.
11111TISIII Li.city, PA LL-M A 1.1..
/FIBS GALLERY wale it SELECTION of
AL the must celebrates! %Voris* of the Italian, Spanish,
Flemish, and Dutch S4l Is, IS OPEN every day front
Niue is the Mooning until Sim in the Evening.
Admittance 14—eat:Lioguss ls.
By Ardor,
JOHN YOUNG. Keeper.