The Sun.
London, England, 1806-09-22 00:00:00

to the'WORTRY and INDEPENDENT ELECTORS
°lithe CITY of WESTMINSTER.
GF.NTLFMENt
• riFl E melancholy Event of Fox's Death hay-
ing rna:ie a Vacincy in the Representation of this City,
I presume to otter mySelt as a Candidate upon this occasion,,
; which 1 must evetriteply regret. •' ,
Nb Man can beirtore sensible than I am of the irreparable
loss which. we have all sustained
,in the. Death of this great
and distingUished Siatestnan ---,your own. feelings will best
supply all tlitit can be said on that subject ; for Myself,
therefore, I shall only bec 'you ;o be persuaded, that if
I should be 'honoured by your support, I shall never cease
- to remember that toe best claim that I can establish to your
• favour, wilt be. a sincere ancl ardent attachment to the princi-
ples of our glorious Constit:tti ii, and to the Liberty and inte-
rests of my Country, inseparably connedect as thty must ever
be with the maintenance of those Principles ; and it will be
my unremitting endeavour, as the Rekt-sentative of so dißin,
guished a patt of this ureat MetrUpolis, that my coialud
scat .not disitonotar your ctiostee. ,
. 1 have the Honour to be, .•
With the sre..test respell,
en-t lemen,
.• Your very faithful humble Servant,
Northumberland House, PEIWY.
•Sept. 15, 1866. .

THE ELECTORS of WESTMINSTER, in the
Interest of Earl PERCY, requested to meet at
I LLI S's Great RooM, King-street. St. James's, on Tues.:
day next, at ix o'Cluck at Noon, precisely, to consider. of
proper Measures for securing the Election of his Lordship.
Sept. 19, 1,806. '

PATRIOTIC FUND,
Lloyd's, Sept. t 6, 18,46.
AT a SPECIAL GENERAL MEETING of the
COMA ITTE E for Managing the' PATRIOTIC
FUND, held this Day.
Read the London Gazette Extraordinary of the sib inst.
containing Dispatches' from Major-General. Sir John Stuart,
commanding His M.jesty's Troops riding in Calabria, relay.
ing the. particulars of a Milian; Victory in the Plains of
Maida, 'obtained.over the French Army, oy 'greatly_superior
f,rce, under the command el General Regnier. •
Reolved, That a Vase of tote value of 3001. with an ap-
propriate inscription, be presented to Major-General Sir
john Stuart, a testimony of the high sense entertained by
this Committee of his
.gallant conduct in that engagement,
" in winch the
sand
of the presumptuous EnemY was ,se..
verely humbled, and the superiority of the .13iitish Troops
most gloriously proved."
•Rt-•sulved, That honorary rewards, of the value affixed to
their respective names, :be. wesented to the following Field
Oilicers wounded on that occasion :

2001. to Major Paulett, of the 4.}th Regiment,,seveiely
wounded. •

to .1. to Lieut.-Colonel WI-cod, 78th Regiment.
vol. to Lieut.-Colonel Moore, 2jd Dragoons,
ipol. to Major 'Stuart, 78th Regiment.
!col. to Major HmMill, Royal Regiment of-Malta.
Resolved, That the following sums be presented to the
other ()dicers wounded:

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sol. to Captain With: rson, of the 78th Regiment. •
• sot. to Captain McGregor, ditto.
col. to Captain Ws:erhouse,.oi theist Regiment.
Sol. to Lieutenant and Adjutant Ginger, ditto;
251. to Lieutenant McKay, ut the 78tli Regiment.
asl to Eosigh M.`Kinzie, ditto,
ast to Ensign McGregor, ditto.
Kesolved, That relief be afforded to' the Widows,. Orphans,
Parents, and Relatives, depending for support on the Officers
and Men killed ; and that GratuitieS be given to those wounds
ed, as soon as the nature and extent of the injuries they have
reeeiveirshal4 be made known to 'he Committee.
Resolved, That Letters, signed by the Chairman, be writ.
ten to Nlajor-General Sir John Stuart, requesting that he will
coininuni.:ate the foregoing Resolutions to His Majesty's
Forces under his command, and furnish the Committee with
the names of,:the Killed and Wounded, together with such
particulars as can -lie collected' respecting • the Families of
those. brave men who lei( in the service of their Country in
achieving this glorious Vidory.
‘lies ctalio the 'London. Gazette Extraordinary of the t3th
list. containing Copies and Extrads of Dispatches from Ma-
jor-General .Beresford,.cenimatitlitig a,detachment Ma--
jesty's Troops in South America ; and. from Commodore Sir
Home Popham, -commanding His Majesty's Naval Forces on
the same station, containing. the important information ovine
CaptUre of the ToWn hi Buenos Ayres and its Dependencies.
.!.Resolved, 1,-hat Vases Qf. zoo' —va 1 uit each, with appropri.
ate inscriptions, be presented to Major-General lieresford and
Commodore Sir Home Popham, ter their gallant and disin.
terested conduct in this successful and important enterprize.
Resolved, Tllat an Annuity' of 251 for life be settled on
Captain Le Blanc, .of the 71st Ktgiinent, who was disaoled
in this Attack, with. benefit of stitvivorshij) to Mrs. Leßlanc-
and her C bildren: • • . •

Res,Neil, nut relielbeafforded to the WidoWs, Orphans,
Parents,. acrd Relatives, depending off► such Officers and Men
as. were kilted, or .may die of theii wounds : Al,o that Gra-
tbities bz" given to'thcise'wounded" as soots as-the nature and
extent of tile i4kjurtes, they *Ave t,ece►ved shall be known to
the Committee.

Resolved, That Letters, signed by the Chairman, be.writ-
ten to Major-General. illerestord and, Commodore Sir Home,
Popham,requesting they•they will communicate, the foregoing
Resolutions to His.Ma/esty's Forces under their resp4tive
commands ; and ttirnisii the Committee with the..partictitars
necessaryja enable themito carry their intentions into etluct..
.Resolved, That the above • Resolutio,,S be printed in the
Daily. Papers.. W Li LS Fll It D, Sec.

IHSHOP's STOKE, HANTS.
Six Miles from Southamptbn,-iiid Seven frorn Winchester. .
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, '
By Mr. MANT,
At the White Hart Inn, in Winchester, on Friday, the 3d of
Odober, 18a6, at .rour o'Clock in the Afternoon,
LOT I.
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Ox-Bed-roottis' attached and detacned. Olficei.of every
Description, for Servants; with about 7o Acres-of Arable
and Meadow Land, and very extensive Rights 'of Common
adjoining ; also a large Garden and Plantation, Dog Kennel,
double Coach-house, Stall Stable for eight Horses, Barn,
G ranary,, Fcc. _ ,

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immediate Possession may be had of the Prethises, the
Situation of which- is allowed to be one of 'the inot delight.
ful in all England.
• .1.01:2.; Beaulalce Meadow, adjoining the above, containing
about Eleven Acres.

Lot 3. A 'Neat Tenement, with Garden and small 'Pad-
dock, situate in Bishop's Stoke, with Right of Common, in
the Occupation of Mr.
-** For further Particulars apply (if by Letter, post paid)
to Mr. Bath, on the Premises; or to the Audioneer, Win-
chester. .

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