The Sun.
London, England, 1806-09-23 00:00:00

of the CITY of. WESTMINSTER.

•
• MI-1E melancholy Event of Mr. Fox's Death. hay-
ing Made a Vacancy in. the Representation of this City,
.J-pressupeito otter myself as a Candidate upon this-oecasion,
ever deeply regret.
No nits tart- be more sensible than I_am of the irreparable
loss which we -have al! sustained in the Death of this-great
and tliptitsgoishedStatesman—yeur own feelings will best
can ,be said on that Subjeci ; for myself;
leherefork' I only beg you-- to, be persuaded, that if
trsitodlcL be'.-honoured by your support, I shah never cease
to remember that the best claim that 1 can establish to your
favour, will be a sincere and-ardent attachment to the prinCi.--
pies ()four gror'nus Constitution, and to the Liberty and I nte-
Tests dftny inseparablyconneded as tliLy must ever
be xvl;-n use maintenance of .thoseTrinciples ; and it will be
`rny unremitting endeavOur, as the Representative ofsodigin-
'guished a part of this great r. Metropolis, that. nfy -condd4
snail not dislionOur your choice.
• I:have-the Honour to be,-
With the greatest respect-I,
Gentlemen, - •
Your very taithfuLhurrible Servant,
Northumberland. House, • rE,RCY.
Sept. f 5,

VYTY'A-Niu'iThiE.R-ery (4wEs-rmiNsrEit:
AT a- COURT LEES' and COURT of VIM-
GESS herd shrs 18th ,llay of September, 180,
ESEwr,
•William Frogatt, Esq. Deputy High Steward.
Arthur Morris, Esq: High Bailicf. - •
Ligcrsszs.
.14. Hunter, Esq. ? Chief Mr. Nathaniel Hadley
hlr. E. lenden S Burgesses Mr Abingriort
'firlr Thomas Dobsian • Mr. fohn 'Nbtrifig
.blr. Thilmat DaweS • john Willoek, EN.

ASSISTANTS.
Thorn; Camarall Mr. Evan Williams
'Mr. Thonias Dyer Mr. 'I" horrus. aytere
Mr. Thorns 0 vey Mr. John Harris.
Th.:!. this. Co•irt_having duly considered the import ance.of
iintrusting the Representati.)o of the -City and Liberty cif
,Westivinsper to a 4.:.anclidate best qualified to serve ihem

with hiiiinur and advantage to.' the-intcreSts of this great
'City, and tailing to mind the connexion :that existed for so
• Ina y yews 'between them aid the' Righg Hon. Hugh- Earl
,Percy. tow Duke.otNorthurnberland, areanxiouS, up.on. the
.present occasion, t., express their iletormination to support,
• zaz 'he ensuing Elecbon, the Right MM. Hugh Percy, corn-
called Earl Percy, in, iut( conliEktuce "that this City
in this young Nobienun the SaITIC talenti, and

r.tter that' entitled, I►,s Father and his Family to oursood
atul be'st regards. •
By the Court.

• ST, MARTEN' IN TfIE..FIELDS.
Vestry Room, Sept., 19, 1806.
Mr STA:ION m C'iair,
EARL PEIiCY having attended a MEETING
ut seve,a, o the Itrirabttz.hts to deebre
his intention 0,. becdiniog a ..'.aacii4.l:!te to -repcesent tile City
And Liberty of Westminster Parliament, the present
Vacancy, and to solkit toe so vpuri. of the Geotleinen of the
Vestry: awl of the other l'aiibltion..is ;
. _Resolved, .

•
That this Meeting eive every .as.sistance, tO support his
Lordship's interest, anti recornm4nd a Comanttec to.be torm-
cd lot canvassing, if_nec,:ssiry . _
Resolved,

That a Copy of these Resolutions be transmitted to Earl
Percy.
Resolved, _
__•

That the Thanks of the Gentlemen preseitt be given to the
Chairman for his read) concurrence in Calling this ,Meeting.
JOHN STATUN, Chairman.

PARISH of ST. PAUL COVENT-CARbEN, Sept.l9.
VLS BOARD.

Resolved,
THAT EARL PERCY is, -in the 00nion of
tins Bono, a propel Perscii to succeed the Right Hon:
Charles lames Pox in the Representation of the City and
Liberty of Westminster in Parii.nnent ; anti that this Vestry
will support his Liection.

E. FOULKES. Chairman.

ST. MARGARE rs. V EsTRy-Ropm, sew:. rg.
AT a MEETING of the VESTRY of the said
PARISH,

Mr. JOSEPH SMITH, in the Chair,
It Vtas• unanimou,;iy, Resolved to support the Right
Wu EARL PERCY =s a Can,lidate to represent the City
awl Liberty of Westminster in Parliament

Resolve:lids° Unailimously,
That the Vestry at large appointed a Committee for
upporting the Election of Eal I Percy : That the said Com-
inittee do meet at the King's Arms Tavern, Palaa&-Yard ;
and that Mr. lames POrter, Sehltr Church Warden, be re-
questtd to act as Chairman of the said Committee.
Resolved, • ,
That the Vestry Clerk be direaed to transmit a Copy of
the Minutes of the Proceedings of this Meeting. to Earl
Vercy.

E x traElett from the :Clinutes,
SIII. STEPHENSON, Vestry Clerk

A`.l2 Held:. for the PARISH of ST.
ioHN theEVANGELIST, W clttuutiter, Friday,
.3-iptrinber 19, t - • ,

PRESENT,
Alr. T. G I.Ovgß HO LT, Cpurchwarden, in the Chair,&c.
AR!. PE RC Y attended 411 is Vestry, and oitered himse.l
a Canol idatelu'represent the City and Liberty of Westalin--.
ster in Parliament, in tne.roorn of the Right Hun. Charles
jaines Fox, deceased, and requested the Favour of the Votes
and Interest of the Gentlemen of the Vestry, and that they
*mild support him in hi 3 Election.
Resolved,
. That this Vestry will support Earl Percy as a Candidate
at the ensuing Eleelion fur a Member to repre'sent the City
and Liberty of Westminster in Parliament.

Th.Lt,a Coinmittee of the Itihahitants, :Householders of
this l'arWi, be appoi..ted to carry the above Revolutions into
Oita ; and that Air. Holt, as Senior Chutehiyarden, be up-
Chainnanof cli Cowthjttee. •

MORE CAPITAL PRIZES,
And Five Thousand less Ticke'ts than last State Lottery:

. The r'irst•drawn Ticket entitled to
TEN THOUSAND POUND-5;
All other Capital Prizes are 404.

,PURCHASERS of:TICKETS and SHARES will
have the opportunity of obtaining all the Capital prizes,
lirovid 2l -ttiey purchase before the •Prawing commences,
.which wilt be on the r3th of Oaober next. The Seheine
contains equal Advantages of
TWENTY. THOUSAND POUND PRIZES,
TEN THOUSAND POUND PRIZES;
FIVE THOUSAND POUND PRIZES, &c. &c.
To former; Lotteries of double the Number of Tkkets.
Twenty Thousand Tickets only, and no other State Lottery
' ,to be drawn this bear.
_ .
SCHEN] E.
No. of Prizes. Value of each. Total Value.
3 - - - k6:-,4006
3 -
3 5, 00
I, - - V- 1,000 - - - 5,0c0
Sc° - -4, '"co
100 .
/101

So
4060 - zo - - -

zo,ooo Ticket's . ' , '-. kz00,006
.Tickets and Sharis are on Sale at every .Lottery 011icd;
Ticket. -.-• Zi, 16 a '
~-...,.. .
Half -.- - to 2 o 1 I.ighth. - - - '2, il! 6•
Quarter - - '.3 . ,
'a; 'o. 1 Sixtet:ntlt . . - -i , 6; o

THE GOVERNMENT •STATE: LOTTERY t
Commences drawing .13t1) of next Nfonth.
• TEN T-HOUSANDP;OUNDS‘for the First-drawn Ticket;
Every okherY,riie,o,float„flojn'Ao,oool. to 201. ,
HIS Plan.tqaces.all who purchase -befbee the
Drawing begins on equal terms ;•an advantage that has
brut, aeon ottered totbe Public tot many. years past. •
ONLY TWENTYTHOUSA.ND TICKETS,
And the SCHEME contains.
3 Prizes of - ,C20,c00 •
3 - - - to,p:o
3 - - - - - 5500
Sze. istc.,
•
No Prize less than Twenty Pounds.
The Public will observe.that State Lottery Prizes are paid,
,in Sterling AlOney.; zo,ocol. for -a zo;oOol. sta in
proporlion for every other Prize. • •
TICK ETS and ,S HA R.ES,ane on Sale at all the -Liceneeci
Lnttycry Offices, and by their, Agents,

TO NOBLEMEN or GENTLEMEN of LANDED PRO-
' PERT Y.
.

A Stoadv middleged. Person, whO- has' ' been
14. ,brougin up: entirely to the F 4 R.MI NG BUSINESS,'
and as STEWA.RD to a •very large Estate, by the death of his
Employer,. Wit; whom he lived twenty years, is now in yv.igt
Of aSituatinn, and would be 'glad tb engage with any.NOble.. 1
roan,:or Person of Laiided.Property. in either or both of the!
above Capacities. TRe Advertiser begs to add, he is well I
itequainted with the Breeding and. Management of .c.tal.rent
'ltinds'Or'Sheep; btiying and selling-ail -kinds of Stock, Corn,
`lSrc. measuring and valuing Land, Timber, Buildings; and
Repairs of every tlescription,,having .had the. sole Manage-
mein Of the Estate of his late F. ittpicacr; receiving the I(cnt,
ht. 'thereof. 'Emolument wit—so much an ohlect as a com-
fortable. Situation, :.hich a faithful and stria attention to his
Emplo;cr's interest would.r...nder permanent. The inot
-undeniable reference for Chaiader and Ability, as also SeCi,i. •
ritl for any trust reposed in him, if required, will to given. :
epos:-paid)
.etters addressed to'A. 4. at the Poi:P.:J.) nye;
- • ,
A ingdort, berks, will be immediately answered.

MaNEV KEADY TO ADVANCE.
A LL Pibii.SONS in possession of Incomes,
ivisiog from Freehold, Copyhoid, or LeaseholdTstates,ln tatid or Houses; Money in. the Funds, Rent
C hark-s, Marriao Settlentents, Widows'. • jointures, An-
uuitiei;' Patent :Places, C:httreh LiNirigs, or any other cer.
!ain Life, may be supplied with te,,npozary or
perrianent SuMs of Money to any AMOunt, by paying An-
nuity in :test: for the,same.:

Tne Nobility and
,GexitrY of known Property, or their
Heirs, may he at:coma-iodated on their personal security;
and ;n any instance .where the single security of an indivi-
dual may be deeined insuffieient, the addition of another
pc....0n to guarantee the payment of the Interest will re-
move tint objection ; and, in all cases, privilege will be
given to the Public to i'etiirn the Principal at their own
option.' • _

Personal applications will be received every day till Four
o'clock; and Letters from Correspondents Town or
Country (post paid) will be iinmediately answered, by ad,
dressing to. the Diretor of Knightsbridge Bank, at his
Town House, No. $, Lower jahn-street,-Golden-square.

This Day was published, price as. 6d.

.CIRCUMSTANTIAL DETAILS of the LAST
MOMENTS and LONG ILLNESS of the Right
Hon. CHA RL ES lAM ES FOX. In which will be included
a charatteristic Currespondence- between that Wustrions
Statesman and many living Charaeters; being a Series of Let.-
teis and. Conversations illustrative of his Opinion of Men and
Things, and charaCteristic of his Private Life and,Domestic
Character. •

Dedicated to Lord NloitpET4i.

The purpose.of this Detail ks to prevent.the misrepresenta-
tions which have already arisen from no very honourable
Motives.
..I".riated for ladan and Maxwell, 331, Strand, opposite
Somerset-House. ,

HISTORY OF SOUTH AMERICA. et
• • 'Dedicated to Sir Host E. Pont Am.
Next Week will be published,
In a vols. vo. illustrated With Plates, price tf.
AVOYAGE to $Ol/TH AMERICA, describing
. •
at large the Spanish Cities,.Towns, PrOvinces,
on that extensive Continent, 'undertaken by command of the
'King of Spain, by DON GEORGE I UAN, and DON AN-
TONIA DE ULLDA, Captains of the Spuish Navy. Fel-
lows of. the Royal Society of London, Members of the Royal
Academy at Paris, &c. &c.
Translated from the Original - Spanish, with Notes and
Observations, and au Account of the Brazils, •
By ADAMS, Esq. of Waltham Abbey,
Who resided several years in those Parts.
London Printel for Tohn Stockdale, Piccadilly.

This Day was published, in i vol. Bvo.
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MATERIALS fur THIN KING,
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• • • • Liberality ofSentiirient,.
Human Inconsistency,
The, I magination,
• Character:,
The Feelings, •
Educati, n.
Liberty nd Necessity,
Political Ecenntny.
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SALES OF ESTATES.

I ' SURREY. , Valuable Freehold Estates, eligible Land for Building,, . rich
[
garkten-Grounci, and. fine Brick Earth, between Kew and
Mortlake, and extending near Marsh Gate, Rictutiond.
TQ BE
SOLD
BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS, •
At Qarraway's Cofii,e. house,. Exchange-allev, Cornliill, on
Thursday the 25th inst.- at Twelve o'clock,
•-CAPITAL‘ FREEHOLD ESTATE, called
la. BRICK STABLES' FARM, lying compaa in a
Ring Fence : comprising .a Genteel Dwelling-House, Of-
fices, Garden, &c. a Farm-House, Barns, Stables,.Yard, and
out-buildings, situate liy,,the Road-side,. near West -Hail,
between Kew and Mortlake, with sundry I nclosures of rich
Garden Ground and Land, with a Cottage and Garden ; the
,whole upwards of one hundred anti. Forty Acres, the princi-
pal part planted with thriving Fruit Trees, and nearly bound."
ed by the Road from Mortlake to Kew and Richmond,
_on'
_ Lease to Christopher Dulfin, Esq. which expires at Michael-
mas next.

This very valuable Pfoperty is a delightful 'situation for 7
ereding Villas, or as Garden Ground ; .at a short ,distance
irdni: the Ritter, and seven 'nil let. from London.
'robe viewed by applying to Cliarks ()Whit, Esq. owthe
• Preinises ; or Thomas Edmonds, at the Cottage. -Particulars
at the-King's Arms, Mortlake;.- Red Lion, Putney ; - Sn-read:
higihOliandsWorth ; King's Arms, Fulham ; Star and .tiar---
ter,,Kew Bridge; -Castle, Ridlitnond ; at c;arramirel ; and-
of Mr. Robins, Warwick-Street, Golden-sdoor*, iwitetc a
'Plan of the Estate may be seen. . •

NORTH,SIDE, GREAT RUSSELL-STREET.
ELIGIBLE FAMILY HOUSE, LARGE CARDEN, &g.

.
.TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
. By I\Tr. ROBINS,. • •
At CartaWay's Coffee-house, in Exchank,e-Alley,- Cornhill,:
on Thursday the 2,5 th inst. iSo6„ at 'Twelve O'Clock,
• . . .
PDESMABLE LEASEHOLD ESTATE, corn -:
. prjsing an excellent Family flouse, sitn.a.te on. the
Niirthside of Great' RUss'ell• street, in* rne Parish of St,
George's, Bloomsbury, containing, on the. Ground Floor, an.
Entrance:Hait, pining Parlour, a t.h,rary, completely fitted
up, Store-room, and -.Water-closot ; on tnt. tirs‘ Floor= two
harOsorrie Drawing-rooins,' and-a light Study, all neatly
-fitted up on the second Story arc but excellent Bed-cham-
bers, and a, Closet, a V.• i-Dopid;Coid.
hail,, and roomy Attics over ; a spacious Stair-case to the
`litst. Story, and•SeCondary Stair=case. In the Basement, an
excellent Kitchen, conipleteiy fitted up ; Scullery, Ser-
vants',4-lall, Butler's and Housekeeper's-town, Win V-cellar,
capital VA-Its for Beer and Coals, Wash-house and Laundey,
the-whole in domplete'oider ;. an extensiVe Garden walled
round, planted with Trees and Slirtrbs,

.Itl4 be viewed 'with, Ticket, which, -with Particulars,
lii4y be ittt of Mr. Rob ns, Warwi,k.-stizet, Gulden-square;
'and at GatraWay's.

• LISSON GREEN, PADDINGTON.
Pssirable Family l-lousc, large Garden, Ground, and spacious
Room, used as a School Room,
TUBE SOLD, BY AnTION,
: • :
By Mr. ROBINS •
,
'At Gal.tatv'zirs- CoMe-hottse, Change--Alley; Cittnhill, on
Thurs:iay the zstli Sept. 1806, at Twelve o'Clock,
A V.ALUAB•LE - LEASEHOLD ESTATE, corn-
.l:a. prising a-substantial well-built Brick Owelling-house,
with bowed front, situate at Lisson Green, Paddington, con-
sisting in the Attics of two g,.0cl Bed-chambers, olithe
cond Floor tWo Bed-chambers, on the Gtound-floor a spa-
"cious Diningsroom, a•Parlour, Study, and 'Store-closet ; in
-the Basement, a convenient Kitchen, Larder, Brew-house,
Wine and Boet celiosi..Sre..; a large Yard, and convenient
Out-buildings; a Pump ofexcellent Water; a spacious Plot
of Ground, and inclosed Garden; at the end of which is a
newly erezted Building. -The Premises are admirably adapted
Yor a School, or any,Business requiring room, or for.a Resi-
deme ; in comPle,e repai‘r, and immediate possession may be
had.

Particulars on the kremises ; Garraway's.; and of Mr.
g(4zuss Warwick-street, Golden-square.

ESSEX.
MASHBURN; near CHELMSFORD and ONGAR.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Carraway's Colle.e-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill,, on
Thursday, Sept. 2.5, at Twelve o'clock,

Valuable FREEHOLD ESTATE, comprising
a good Farm-house, with Offices, Barns, Stables, and
convenient Out-buildings, Yard, Garden, Sec. and upwards
of 132. Acres of Meadow, Pasture, and Arable Land, situate
at Mashbury, Chicknall, and Good Easter, in the County of
Essex, 6 mfies frimi Chelmsford and °agar, S from, Dun-
moW, all good Market Towns, m possession of Mr. Ed-
ward Fuller, who has notice to quit at Michaelmas next.
May be viewed by applying to the Tenant ;'"where Parti-
culars may be had; at the Black Boy, Chelmsford; fled-
:Lion, Ongur ; Green • Man, ; Spread Eagle, I ngat-
stone ; Saracen's FleaLL Duninow ;.• Cock and Bell, Rum-
ford:',' at Messrs. Wortham and Stevenson's, Castle-street,
Holborn ; at Garra way's and of Mr. Robins, Warwick.-
*street, Golden-square, where a Plan of the Estate may fie
seen. •

FREEHOLD ESTATE.
GREAT THuicLow, .SUFFOLK. •
TO BE' SO LD BY' AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Carraway's Coffee-house, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, on
Thursday, Sept.
,z 5, 1806, at Twelve o'Clock, in One
Lot, • "
ACapital and Desirable FREEHOLD ESTATE,
'comprising an excellent ,Farm [Ouse, with Yard,
Barns, Stables Cart-lodges, and various Outbuildings ; Or-
chard and Garden, sundry Inclosures of rich Meadow and
Arable Land, and Land in the open fiAd ; a produaive and
rhiiviag, Wood, stored with fine grown Timber. The whole
Estate containing iSo Acres, all lying nearly compad, the
principal part divided by thriving Hedges; the Property of a
Nobleman; situate at Great Thurlow, in the County of Suf-
folk, in possession. of Mr. Jonathan Adams, whose Lease ex-
pires at Michaelntas next.
This Estate forms a desirable Property, 4 miles from Ha,
verill, 8 from Clara, 9 from Linton, r 4 from Saffron-Wal-
den, 9 from Newmarket, and 1.6 from Bury. .
May be viewed by applying to the Tenant.—Particu-
lars- at the Crown, Great Thuilow ; the Rain, Newmarket ;
King's Arms, Bourne-Bridge ; Post-houses, Saffron.- Walden,
Linton, &c. ; Angel. Bury ; "of Mr. Houching, ‘Varehhm,
Norfolk; of Messrs. Blake and White, Essex-street, Strand;
at Garraway.'s; and of Mr. Robins; WarWiek-street, Gol-
den-square, London; where a Plan Of the Estate may be' seen .