The Sun.
London, England, 1806-09-24 00:00:00

THEATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.
MO-MORROW EVENING, Sept. 25, 1806,
will be performed__

THE WEST INDIAN.'
Stockwell,' Mr. -R0 WELL;
Belcoor, Mr. E LL ISTON
Major O'Flahererr Mr; IOHNSTONE,
illiho.ye,i4 introduce the Song -of " The Sprig of Shillelagh
and Shamrock so green") ;
Charles Dudley, Mr DE CA VIP ;
Varian& Mr. CH E RRY -
Lady Rusport, Mrs. SPARKS;
•
Charlotte Rnsport, Miss DUNCAN ;
Louisa Dddley, Miss M fi LLD N.
After the Play, a Divertisement„ called
THE FAIR CIRCASSIAN.
Principal !lancers,.
Mademoiselle PARI soT, and Mrs. SHARP.
WITH •

A •lOUSE TO BE SOLD.
Captain Kelson, Mr. DOWTOINT ,•
Charles Keison, Mr. BANNISTER;
Bellield, Mr. GIBBON ;
Mesheeic, Mr. WEWI Tz E R ;
Mrs. Dorville, Mrs. SPARKS;
Charlotte, Mrs. MOUNTAIN.
On Saturday, The School fur Scandal ; with Miss in her
Teens.

AT a very Numerous and RespeEtable Meeting
of the ELECTORS of WES I'M I NSTER, held at
Willis's gowns, Kinz-street, St. James's, on Tuesday, 23d
September, ►&c6;
G,EORGE BYNG. Esq. in the Chair.
The following Resolutions having heen moved by Samuel
Whitbread, Esq. and seconded by John Elliott, Esq, were
unanin
_ _ _

That this Meeting is deeply impressed with the irreparable
)OSs which this Country an," the world have sustained by the
death of their late beloved Representative, that revered Pa.
*riot and illustrious Statesman, the Right Honourable Charles
lames 10x.,•
That in the present affliaing vacancy, it is highly satisfac.:
tory to this Meeting, .trait the Right Hon. Earl Percy has.
offered himself a Candidate to represent the City and Liberty
of Westminster in Parliament.

That '.,the independent principles which have uniformly
distinguished the I'ercy Family, are the best pledge of his
Lordship's attachment to the constitutional Liberties of his
Coi,ntry
1,-;iat the several persons composing this Meeting will, if
necessary, associate th,rnselves with the different Commit-
tees held in their respedive Parishes, for the purpose of
taking such.measures as may be found expedient to give effect
to-these Resolutions, and for securing the' Eledion of Earl
Percy.
• That these Resolutions be signed by the Chairman, on be-
half and in the name of this Meeting, and be published in
the Daily Papers.

(Slated) G. BYNG, Chairman.
That the Thanks ,ot this Meeting be given to the Chair-
for his condut in the Chair. . .

To the Worthy and Independent E LE CTO RS of the CITY.
'6I.W E ST M INST ER.

CENTLIMEN
Q INCE thy drst Address,. which I bad the Honour
0 of maki% to ) ou„1 have received such warns assurances
of Support from s ve-al-Meetings- of -Lledor ,s and poticu.
larl y from The very respedable and numerous Meeting which
was holden this day at Willis's Rooms, that I present myself
to you again wit I. additional confidence of success.

,
The kind declarations which have been made in my favour,
I consider as flittering, testimonies that the Constitutional
Principles on which I have claimed your suppr,rt are approv-
ed by,yon ;- upon thus:: I rest all my prete,sions to your
cont;tenani e ; and, as you have so lardone me justice, by the
credit you tuive given to my prOlesSions, l most earnestly
entreat you. to do justice to yburselves, by maintaining vOur
generous declarations with every exertion that can give them
atti- •

I have the "honour to be, Gentlemen,
- Your obliged and raitlitul Servant,
vorthumberland- PERCY.
Sept.- 23, tSO6

HE- COMMITTEE for the Managt.ment of
I'ERCY's ELECTION tor 1V ES I'ivIIN-
STER ‘vil; meet daily at HUDSON'S HMI:: 1., Coveut-.
Kanto', where.,ll Cummunicatious are requested to be ma.te,
and addressed to'the Committee "

.WESTMINSTER ELECTION.
_l?..iiiihow Coffee °use, Sept 23; 18436.
THE COMMITTEE appointed by a most nume-
rous Meeting of the ELECTORS of the CITY of
%V EST M NSTER, held at file Crown and Anchor Tavern,
em Thursday thel3th Septein r inst having applied them-
selves diligently-to the (heti albeit appointineriti. viz.
To consider of a fit and proper person to•repre,or this
City on toe present vacancy, in ,onsequence of Mr. b..erotas
having declined the almwt unanimous nomination of the said
Aieeting;" and the nomination of E.ul Percy not having
then been niopted by the seine, have made such application
to respectable quarters as they- deemed consistent with the
trust reposed nt_thern. In this they have not been success-
. They are therefore unanimously of opinion, that at this
Critical jundure of "public affairs, and under all the present,
-circumstances, to look to the union and tranquillity of this
great .City is a most desirable and important object,. as well
liar the reasons'so Ibrcibly urged by Mr. Sheridan, as on ac-
count of other very important considerations which cannot
but occur to the mind of every refieding blend to his country.
Resolved Unanimously, therefore, That this Committee
'do earnestly recommend it to.their brother EledOrs, to follow
the advice and example of Mr. Sheridan, and join in a ccr-
dial support of Earl Percy.

ABM-. WALKER, Chairman.
Resolved Unanimously, That the Thanks of the Coin-
inittee.be given to the Chairman for his impartial condua.

ELIGIBLE 'FREEHOLD ESTATES in BUCKS,
BEDS, and HERTS..
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT,
ONE of the most desirable ESTATES in the
Kingdom, comprising a Manor well stocked with
Game of all sorts, and about seven hundred and forty Acres
of Pasture and Arable •Land, beautifully intermixed with
Woods and coppices of Fine Oak, beech, and other Tim-
ber, which is valued at near sep,ol: being of, particular
growth and quality. The Bulk of the Estate lies alto-
ether,g well divided into good Farms, with excellent Farm
Houses in good repair. The Hall, which is autient, rnay be
taken down, and a Mansion erected coup inanding one, of the
most beautiful and extensive Prospeds in'EngLuad. The Si-
tuation is desirable fora Gentleman of Fortune, who may
-wish to indulge in the comforts of a healthy spot and Field
Amusements, lying within three M Hes of the great Turnpike
Road leading from London to Chester. The distance from
London only 32, miles, and within three miles of the Market
Town of Dunstable.

For Particulars apply to • Mr. Alexander, No. 9, Betlibrd-
-Tow ; or Mr. Lucas, Solicitor, Newport Pagnell, Bucks,
the latter,of whom is empowered to treat for the sante, and
will give di aborts tOr a view of the PrJl:uses.

ANTIENT MANSION and COMPLETE FARM.
To IW. SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT',
AMOST DESIRABLE FREEHOLD ESTATE,
situate at Wavendon,'in the County of Bucks, eonsist-
ing of about 400 Acres of rich o:d Pasture and Arable Land,
nearly in a Ring Fence. but handsomely subdivided by excel-
lent and flourishing Quick set Hedges, of about 16. years
-growth. The House commands a beautiful and extensive
Prosped, in which is included a view of the greatest part of
the Estate, and %edit a trifling :Expence may be made a gen-
teel Residence. for a Gentleman of Fortime, yvh-) wishes to.
retire or turn his mina to the Pmfits and Pleasures of Agri-
cultural pursuits. The Situation is' particularly healthfOl,
about 4s miles from London. The 'Turnpike Road from
whence•to Newport Pagnell a.ljclins the home Closes. The
distance from Woburn is four and from Newport Pag.
pell five. •
For Particulars, inquire of •Mr. Alexander, No, 9, Bed-.
ford-row; or Mr. Lucas, S!,iictor,, Newpon Pagrellt cvilo.
is empowered to treat the same.