The Sun.
London, England, 1830-07-31 00:00:00

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• R MUM,
IT-bepomes me to return you my best thanks
for 'the very distinguished outliner in which you
have received and welcomed me at the place of nomination.
No words of :title can adequately express my gratitude.
I'tvill' only assure you, that this warm and spontaneous
expresiien of your feelings is most gratifying to my heart,
arid'that whatever may be the issue of the approaching
contest in which we tire engaged, I can never forget the
attachment which has been manifested to the principles of
the humble individual who is a candidate for your suffrages.
It it nay intention to devote the remainder of the short
interval before the commencement of the election to pay-
ing you that tribute of personal respect to which every
freeholder is entitled, bin which if time should not permit
ale to accomplish, I trust I shall be forgiven by those on
whom I may be unable to wait.
Let me add, in' Compliance with a pledge I have been
solicited to give, that I ern and have lung been convinced
of my duty as a man, an Englishman, and a Christian, to
endeavour to effect the• Abolition of Slavery in the Colo-
nies of Great Britain ; and if I have the honour to be re-
turned' iVone of •your Representatives, you may rely on
My-uncompromising efforts for the attainment of that
great object.
" I have the honour to he, `Gentlemen,
-Your faithful and obedient .servant,
41Y 00s JOHN, WATT BRISCOE.

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TO..THE GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, AND FREE--
' 'HOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF YORK.
'arON the claim of .soma successful endeavours
to he useful to my. Country, which justifies my
l?upe that in Parliament my' services might not he classed
with those of the corrupt and the idle, I respectfully offer
niyhelf at a Candidate for the County of York.
'I 'disclaim any indirect method to acquire the high
honour to which I aspire, and consistently with my De-
claration in 1819; to the Freeholders in the North-Riding,
Ind to the Freemen of York, and at the last Election to
those of Pentdraet, resisting every temptation " To Cor-
rupt the Morals of any Population by Bribery," I will not
deviate in the slightest degree from Purity of Election.
In my attempt to restore to this large County the firkt
principles of the Constitution, the example, if I am only
moderately supported, may hereafter be followed by abler
and' more influential men ; but success, if obtained, will
not he more astisfactory to myself than it will be honour-
able to those Eleckire who, bringing themselves to the Poll
at their own expend, will dignify their County, however
imperfect the services of the Individual so independently
clown ae a Representative of the People.
My Principles ate well known, from the part I have
taken in public affairs during the twenty years 1 have re-'
sided in Yorkshire, and I shall be ready more particularly
axplaie them, whenever and wherever I am called upon.
I hare the honour to be, Gentlemen,
Your obedient servant,
MARTIN STAPYLTON.
%ton Hail, Yorkshire, July 9, 1880.

EAST INDIES..--PANORAMA of CALCUTTA.
Now OPEN, in the LARGE CIRCLE,
PANORAMA, LEICESTER-SQUARE, a Su-
perb VIEW of CALCUTTA, embracing nearly the whole
of the Public Buildings, the River Hooghly, covered with
Vessels and Boats, and every subject of interest. The
View (taken from the Esplanade, during the celebration
01 a Mallen Festival) is enlivened by several thousand
tigtres, illustrating the singular Manners, Customs, Dress,
of the Natives.
The VIEW cif SYDNEY is Open.
VIEWS of AMSTERDAM and PARIS arc exhibiting
at the PANORAMA, STRAND.

FETE CHAMPETRE.
'O THE NOBILITY AND GENTRY.
BENJAMIN EDGINGTON, Mutittrue.
Surer to the Honourable Board of Ordnance, ro-
-9,441p-inforrtie the Nobility and Gentry that he
,bas an
"t0tt5,,,... iv* assortment of hfARQUEEB, TENTS, and
AWNINGS, to Let on Hire. Workmen in constant at-
"ndattee to erect the fame, anal take them away, at a
trifling expense.
Al4O a quantity of RICK CLOTHS, froth New and
11"ontl-band, prepared with POLES, &c. complete,
,on
a4vantageous terms.
Tp prevent mistakes (which too frequently occur),
14141 to address the Christian name, "Benjamin Edging-
Toole), street." His old.csteblished Rick Cloth,
and Tarpaulin Manufactory is on the left band
9'4 1.49P40n Bridge.

. LALEIIAM, MIDDLESEX.
shford Ford Lodge, Ornee,
an elegant Freehold Cottage
Coach.
• house,
Flower and Kitchen Garden, Hot-house, Conch-
'• :14se' Stalling, and two Orchards, in the whole Three
„ii.....crea,
MR' BROOKS respectfully announces that
he shall SELL BY AUCTION, at the Auctio
141nits'Opiinsitithe Bank of England, on THUM/DAY, the
tii.6f, :B•Pteroblif, 1830, at Twelve o'clock, unless pre-
y di.posed of by Private Contract, the truly corn
.ortah si and genteel Freehold Cottage Omen, called ASH-
PRI) .FORD LODGE, delightfully situate at Lalcharn,
Ultween Ashford and Staines, on the turnpike road lead-
ing
fro. Bedfont and Hampton Court to Staines and
,:i'titsor, Distant from London I h miles, from Staines
--") Cherbsty and Bedfunt two, Windsor and Richmond
141 V hi the centre of excellent angling, bunting, and
shooting.
The Residence was erected by the late Tattersall,
17rh.and ie in .excellent repair ; it contains a :drawing--
°41:22 by 13 ; • parlour. and hull ; kitchen, wash-house,
c' 0. t four • bed *rooms hove • carriage yard, coach-
is_ • . owns •11 f
house lad stabling,, men's.ronm aver, late, &c. A cherry
t444rds hot-house, flower ,garden, kitchen garden fully
"moi
tnnited, filbert walk, and a large orchard, containing many
tutred apple,-pear, and plumb trees, as well as good
orage for.cawa. The views from the house Are truly
141164, combining
the St. Ann's Hill, Windsor Castle, and
Ile j'toody scenery which corers the hills in Surrey and
:fb,.r.'"ite• The 'Eetate is bounded by a ,stream which
ha--,vardr paittaa through ,Littleton Park adjacent, and
--i'n,, nonike road ,from Hampton Court to Staines.
oar ri:t'ledparticulara maybe bad of Charles Sabine, Esq.,
II otie 1..4"------ •at the Auction Mart; and of Mr.
~,,,,,,,........_r---'s liectinnesr.und'appraiser, 28, Old Bond-street.
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finrursitnt
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so-
ii °m anon to Landholders,Fanners,. .
We lot: Capitalists, the Clergy, and the Fashionable
'
• 11 iiROOk
•Al ', S tenders his respectful ac-
. eon& __. "oriedgments for the liberal share of favours
and
r*tv't 'on his establishment during the last Thirty Years,
e•Prictrtilly announces that at his own charge ho has
printed ‘,..
marine Resit-id.lt ,of all the Estates, Farms, Sporting and
ko. congd„A —t'etts` Manors, Advowsons, Presentations,
for rth,ooeeCZlllicagency, and likewise of all announced
informit' -a- """illtnnt England and Wales, deriving his
Solicitors frr„,,,,,a,ntora extensive correspondence with
of all the ani
""
Agents, and from the weekly extraction
Advert of the whole of the London and
Provincial New
alien', „;=-TaPers--it will be forwarded gratis to tip-
'Li Putt nu. Having numerous applications for
' Brook, . %ZIP, ertYs and for Residences with Manors, . Mr.
which •11/ ' fiel obliged by the particulars of the same,
the npaltvitoili?c.,iregis. tete(' gratis, and likewise included in
season present' " rekister without charge. As the present
foe the di t for Many reasons a favourable opportunity
.... . 4°441 of Estates by Auction, Mr. Brooks is in-
pen 44c-it oto state, that hi, terms for offering property to
t: 'triet from i to 2i per cent., including the ex-
Insra.""P" Property sold and upon Estates bought in,
nada, "'ilii t° ton pinese only, exclusive of expences, which
ivin„' Inansgettient will be found less than usual,
. - ,^ advantage of 't • d nnection with
pito.,_ St ruinous an co .
*64 .*`4 and Agents in'
,various parts of the kingdom,
stxpea4ntbisa him to give extraordinary publicity at little
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hip, entieltsat the option of the Vendor, will be lodged with
• v Itilt or- ie the Bonk of England.
"tadliberl ,
-gaged ~, ... aqVanCee made on personal property in-
' %it., let Sale by Auction, and upon Estates at Four per
• . 11.1 fox for period' 13Dt'eleeetiing one year. -
Oep
ping "volts reapectfully tenders his service in the fol-
nititart me nts of his business, Land Surveying, Ar«
i7tltre, Auctions and Appraising. . .
gencr Office, 289 Old Bond-street,
AutYBo,'lsact.