The Sun.
London, England, 1806-11-05 00:00:00

GENERAL ELECTION.

TotheGENTLEMEN,CLF.RGY,and FREEHOLDERS
- of the COUNTY of LINCOLN.
GENTLEMEN,
HE HIGH SHERIFF . having appointed
Thursday, the t rth. of Novembetr, for the Election of
Rementatives in Parliament for this County, I beg to
solicit:the, Honour of your Votes and Support on that Occa—
sion, and shall be highly-flattered by your attendance.
1 havelhe Honour to remain,
• GENTLEMEN,
Your naostobedient humble Servant.
• CHARLES CHAPLIN.
Blankney, Nov. T, 1805."

..TotheGENTLEMEN.CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS
of the COUNTY of NORTHAMPTON.
GE N TLKMEN, .
HE Sheriff having appointed Wednesday the
ut,th inst. for the Cominencement cif the Poll. the pe-
riod is now at hand when the very numerous Promises of
Support which I have received, during my Canvass, are to
,be fulfilled. To the event of this Contest I look forward
with the greatest satisfaaion-; for have every reason to
hope that sjiall be chosen one of .the. Representatives di
Northampton—a Situation which it.has long been my =hi-
tion to obtain, and which it shall ever be My pride to de..
serve. •

. I have only, therefore. earnestly to request the early at.:.
tendanee of my Friends on the 12th inst. at Northainpton ;
and remain,

' GENTLEMEN,
Your obliged, faithful, and obedient Servant.
ALTHORP
-Althotp,' Nov. t, 18°6.

To theGENT4F.MEN,C ERGY, and FR.EEROLDE RS
of the COUNTY of YORK.

H-ING had. the Honour Of. Representing you
in. Parliament during a period,, and in times of
considerable chtficulty_and danger, yow are in possession of
the most Unequivocal test army Public Conduel. I trust it
will bear the striaest examination, conscious that I have
.served, you: honestly, independently, and attentively, and
that I have, to the best of my abilities, discharged all the
important Duties attendant upon that arduous Situation.
It is impossible for me, in ap Address of this nature; to
.enter into the complicated .details by which my condud is
influenced at the present moment ; but I deem it incumbent
upon me to state. that a stria and disinterested discharge of
-my public duty. although it may have placed me under cir-
cumstances of considerable disadvamage with regard to the
present contest : yet no such consideration can induce me to
entertain the idea of relioquishing'that independent, ground
-upon which atone i have ever been desirous of Representing
the County of York.

Under this impression, with' additional Circumstances .
which appear to me less favourable to my interest than those
which I had every reason to believe existed at ,the time I
commenced my Canvass, I should be wanting in Consider-
aticin towards the peace of the Countyi as well as in liberality
to the other Candidates, were I longer to permvere. I have•
therefore, determined to withdraw from the present Contest.
. With Sentiments of the ,deepest Gratitude I return my
warmest Thanks to those Friends who have exerted and in-
terested themv.lyes on my behalf; and I shall ever relied/
with Pride and Gratification upon' the extensive and resped-
able Support offered, to me ort tare present Occasion.
I have the hoi,our to be, with thegreatest ReSpea,
GENTLEMEN,
.Your obliged and mast obedient humble Servant;
. HENRY -LASCELLy.S,
•Harewood-House, Nov. r,

ELIGIBLE .FREEVIOLD ESTATE, *SALI:SPURY
PLAIN, near CHUTE and 'ANDOVER, WILTS,
TO BE SOLO' By AUCTION,
." • , ROBINS,
At Garrai,vay's 6offee7lloie, Cornhill, on
' Ttiesdayi,,the 10,tant, at Twelve o'Clock,

ADESIRABLE. and Cotnpa&. FREEHOLD
ES TA T E,•compriSiii a good Ftirin:.hOuse,. With. Barn,
Stables, and Oat-buildnigs,- Yard, Garden, and sundry In
closures of rich' Meadow, A rabic and. Wood. Land; .containing
upwards of 56 Acres, all lying cnmpact, in possession of Mr
David Hutchins, Tenant at will"' situate at Gamtnon's
.Cor.
ner, near Scot Pores, in the Parish Of Chute, between Col
lingburn, Kingston, and A ppleswheare, eight miles from'Aii-•
dover, 'two'frorn the village of Chute, five from Great Bed-
win, three from Luggershall, ten from Amesbury., six from
Everley, -16 from SAisOury, and 70 from Lyndon.
May be viewed, by applying to.. Mr. Oavid Hutchins, the
Tenant; where particulars rntay be hid i• at the Star and Gar-
ter, Andover; White Hart; Salsbury; EVerley
Black :-Bear, Hungerford
.• Mr. Towniend,.,Solici,or, New'
bury; Crown, Reading; Crown, Basingstoke; Kikig's Head"
Egham ;- at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, War wick-street,

ELIGIBLE COMPACT FRIEEHOLD ESTATE, small
'DAIRY FARM, beiutifully•situated at LI DUNGTON,
BEDFORDSHIRE.

TO 11.4 SOLD RV AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS,;

At Garraway's, on Tuesday, Nov .18, at. Twelve o'Clock,
ADESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE, .corn-
prismg -compact small. Dairy Farm, an excellent
Houk, wait 011ices,,BarnS, Stables,. and various aUt-build-
ings, Yards, Garden; Orchard,•and upwardS. of 42 'Acres of.
-rich. Meadow .Land surrounding the Building ; two Tene-
ments, Gardens, &c. situate at lidlington, between Woburn
atid A mpthill, in the County "of. Bedford ; in posSession of
Mr.- William KirrgstOn,.. tenant at will., The EState is beau-
tifully Riaced on an eminence, commanding extensive and
rich Views of the Country ; and the House, at a small ex-,
penCe, may be madean eligible residence; only four mires
from Woburn, same from A Inprhill, six from Newport-Pag-
hell, and"co,

•
May be viewed, by applying to the TeNnt, or to Mr. Fel-
der,-at Crantield -and particulars may lieltad at, the George,
Woburn ; S eau,. Newport- Pagnell ; Yost-house,. A mpthil 1 ;
Sugar Lc:at, ()unstable; Sun, Biggleswade ; Woolpack, St.
Aban's ; 'of Mr. Hill, Solicitor, Uxbridge ; of Messrs. Wor-
/haul .and Sttphenson, Solicitors, Castle-street, Holborn; at
.Garraway's,; and ot • Mr. Robins, Warwick...street, Golden_
square, London, where a Plan of the Estate may be seers.`

, • . CAPITAL FREEHOLD 1.;:a- rAT'6S,
MANOR, MANSION, PARK, FARMS, and LANDS,
CORNWALL. ••• •
•- TO BE SOLI) BY AUCTION,'• •
By Mr. ROBINS, •
A. Garraway!s Coitee-house, :Change..alley; Corrihiii, ,on
Tuesday the iStli. instant, at Twelve o'Clock, One
Lot,-
THE Eligible, Capital, and truly Desirable FREE-
I HULL) ESTATES, most beautifully situate in the
Parish of Doloe, in the County of Cornwall; - comprising a
capital Mansion, planned. for the accommodation of a Family
of- Distindion, with Offices of every deS.:ription, Gardens,
Pleasure Grounds, Plantatidns, 'Park, and Lands, late the
residence •of Sir j . Morshead, The-Manor of Great
Trenant, with its appirrtenances, Barton Farin, and PeITICSIIe'
Lands, called Trenant Park, with the Tenements and Farms,
called Great Trenant and Little Trenant, Ttewidi, Burni-
mbrd, Hole, 'Tredallet, %Veit Vreciall.2e and Hilland ; &un-.
dry Coppice Woods and Plantation;- the- whore, up wards of
six hundred statute Acres or,rich M!aclow, Pasture and A table.-
Land in a Ring ence, and on an elevated spot, commintling.
extensive and luxuriant views of the rich woods an the cum-
nel,.farmiug a grand.piduresq to s.cenery,and•a-cle:itahle. :esi-
dence for-a‘Gentleinan's within hal f 'a:mile of Loe,
seVen.lnn Liskeard, 14 from Plymouth, and one from
sea:'

May be viewed, hy applying, at the Mansion, where parti:
calars may be had; and at sir, Child's, Solicitor,
,Liskeard;
the Post-house, Bodniin; Hotels at Plymouth, Exeter, ind
Weymouth; White Hart, Salisbury; gush, Bristol; lyvhite
Lion, Bath Hotel,. Liverpool ; tiolphin, Southampton ;
Fuuntain, Portsmouth ; ofMessrs. Lloyd and Dowse, Soli-
ohors; 14, Gray'i- liiii,square; at Garraway's; 'and of. Mr.
Robins, Warivick-sireet, Golden.sq nate, London,. where a
I' ut the Bate Imybe seen: