The Sun.
London, England, 1807-05-30 00:00:00

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At IN V ERN E SS; the-Nineteenth Day of -gay, i 807.. •
..N 'a
MEETING .'uf the • 'Undersign&l--: FREE-
T
12 HOLDERS of the -CQUNT,V.of INN EktNESS held
in-Consequence of a Letter circulated by the Slieritrand Con-
venereif the Shire, of the following tenor t .
• (Circular.) .
Dr .a Sit,, Inverness, Oh' May;: 1807.
-Agreeable to a suggestion by 'Colonel nacdoneil, of Glen-
gary, m a Note hanait to me this morning, and -which' j know
will met the approbation of other Freeholders in this Coun-
ty, I have taken the liberty of cal ling Meeting •of -those
-Freeholders near hand, to h.,id at. F raser's Hotel, on. Tuesday
next, the Nalieiceritii Current, at "Twelve o'clOek; Noon, to
copsider tbe !? ropTiet yof writing. to our late TeSpe6table Ke-
. presentative in Parliament, to allow himself to be re-Cliosen,'
in his absence, at t ireensuing General F.: leelic*,• upon the
Ninth.lune next, tor .the re ,sons mentioned its Glengary's
Note, which Shall be laid before the Meeting, and will readily
occur to you, from Mr. Grant's :necessary attendance at the
Indka i tone, where he officiates as Deputy Chairman. I
-request your attendance at the said Meeting ; and should you
find it inconvel,:nt to be present, your Sentiments commit.
nicated tome will very much oblige, ~
Dear Sir,
Your most obedient humble Servant,
(Signed) - SIMON FRASER.
And also, its Consequence of a Printed Note avowed at this
Meeting by the, Hon. Archibald Fraser, of Lovat, in these
words ;

" May,.a.o7.

'" The Friendsof Mr. Charles Grant, who are Freeholders
" of Inverness-shire, arc requested to meet, on Special Af-
" fairs, at Twelve o' L.. lock, on Tuesday the Nineteenth Inst.
"in the Mason Lodge, Inverness." ' .

The Meeting taking finder. their consideration the Public
Situation of Charles Grants Esq. %Vs:has represented this
County in the two last Parliaments, and whose meritorious
Condud justly entitles him to the Support bf the Freehold-
ers at the ensuing General Ele6tion on the Ninth jui: next ;
and sensible of time great liiconycniency to the Itusiness'ofthe
East India Company, of which Mr. Grant is Deputy Chair.•
man, that he should quit London at this critical period, are
decidedly of opinion,
That M'r. Grant should be written to, with assurance that
it is the wish of this Meeting (and they flatter themselves ,
of the whole Freeholders of the County,, that he should not •
perstundly attend the next Eledion, as thcy have resolved-
unanimously,,to give bins their Suffrages in hisNtbsence, as a
mark of their Iliglf Respeel for his Private and Public Cha—
rager.
Thereafter the Convener, produced to the Meeting, Letters
from ./Eneas Macintosh,,' Esq'. of Macintosh ; William
Chisholm, Esq. of Chisholm ; and Colonel. James Fraser,
of Belladrurn, conesirring in th'e above Sentitpents ; and Co-
lonel Grant, of -Moy,. for Colonel Francis William Grant, of
the Inverness-Shire Militia, and Mr. Alex. Mackenzie, for
Duncan Geos.i.,e Forbes,: Esq„,of Culloden, also concurred.
:, The Meeting.further, directed this Minute to be transmitted
to Mr. Grant, and 'a Duplicate thereof to bo 'sent to every
absent Freeholder of the Shire residing in Scotland ; and re-
commend to the Convener to see this accomplished, and to
cause -this Minute to be published in the three principal
Edinburgh Newspapers, and in THE SUN, Star, and Cou-
rier, of London.
(Signed)
Arthurßotwrison of Inches. Hugh Grant,. of Moy.
E. S. Fraser, of Reelick., • Simon Fraser, Farraline.
Archibald Fraser, of Lovat. J. E. I3aillie, of Bristol, for
Thomas 'Fraser, of Newton. 'himself, and for Evan
1. P. GI-ult., of Rothie- of Dochfaur.
truirchus. James Macleod, Rasay:
ell )f,GI It- • f Drakies,

A. Maedonell,ot Aengary.., .obert Gordon o.
Simon Fraser, of Foyers. Alexander M'Kenzie, for Mr.
W. Fraser;"Culbockie. Forbes, of Culloden.
H. R. DWI; of Muirtown.

A True Copy. (Signed) LOCKIGIRT K I NI,OC 11.

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NAVIGABLE CANAL and TAVISTOCK MINERAL
SHAKES, and SHEERNESS PIER BONDS.
MONTHLY SALE,

By Mr.. SCOTT,
.
On Friday,june 5, at Twcive e'Clock,at Garraway's,London,
rrHE COVENTRY CANAL—Two Shares in
- 'this excellent Navigation ; thelast Halt-yearly Divi
dend was iSI. nett per Share.
The sTouI:I3RIDG F. CANAL—Two Shares ; tne last
Half-yearly Dividend was los.
The NEWCASTLE-UNDER-LYME UPPER LEVEL
CANAL—,Three Shares;
,also Shares in the GRAND'
JUNCTION, ABERDARE., 'CROYDON, ELLES-
MERE,•KENNE.T and-AVON, UNION„and TAMS
TUCK MINERAL CANAL, in -DEVON. ~
• Three SHEERNESS PIER' BONDS, ,of Icol. each
bearing live per Cent. Interest.
-Particulars at the New Hotel, Birmingham ; at Hatehett's
; at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Scott, '25,
New Bridge-street, London.

FREEHOLD ESTATE, WINDSOR FOREST.
TO BE SOLD BY PRIVA isE CONTRACT,
AMost' Desitable FREEHOLD ESTATE: on
the borders of,Windsor Forest, 3.1 miles from London,
about ten from Windsor, one mile from Binricid, and two
miles lyoni a Post and .Market-town: • It. consists Of about
;38 Acres of Land, of which about 2..; Acres are Meadow and
Pasture, and about- 13- Aeres Arable; with Farria=tiouse,
Ham, Stable, and Cotvage• in peticel repair, and unlimited
'right lot' Pasture over exten'sive Commons., The Laial
within a perfeet King..rtes;ce,..!s occupied, by-the Proprietor,
is in the highest state of cultivation, and possession may he
• had as soon'aS the purchase is .completed.• -The Tianbenand
.growing Crops to be taken at a valuation. The neighboux.:
hood is genteel, tie Country al:61111th -with Game, the Itiines
. Ifounds, as also a Pack of Fox Hounds, frequently hunt
' in the vicinity.A Coach for' London passes daily through
the .aforesaid •,I‘l4iket.town.—A play to Messrs;
,Boiton,
Lane, and• Lane, No. 5,' Laurence Poultney-lull.