The Sun.
London, England, 1807-05-12 00:00:00

GtNER ELECT4fOIV.`

MR. WitiVEkFokCE's ELECTI*OII:
EVERAL FRI-ENDS of Mr.WILBRFORCE,
who are attached to hint for his lone, arduous, arid•sue•
icessful exertions in that great Cause, the ABOLITION of
'the SLAVE, TI..mE, take the liberty; e hout his knew-
;ledge; •to request the Gentlemen of the same sentiment,
resident in or near, London, 'will meet them at the New -
Wondon Tavern, in Cheapside, on Wednesday next, the 13th
it at, Half-past One o' C lock, to consier,.-4,t1N,J2e0 means
,of "supporting him in the ei.pensi.V•SConte'st in which he. is:
likeiv_to be engaged as a Candidate for the Representation
Yr:4Aire.•=—The Chair to bo*takerLatThivolafClock pi •
cisely.

HUNTINGDONSHIRE ELECTI')N.
MHE FRIENDS -of Lord HINCHINRROOK
It and kVAI. FELLOWS, Esq. are respeettull y
formed, that the Committee for ccmidueling (in London) thcir
Election, sit daily,,at. the 'G nn Cone-holi6e,
where Carriap are provided ior the lettor::, and where any
Communications voil Ibe thankftillrr4:eiveg. •.-
The EleCtion. wil connuence -On Wednesday, the t3th
instant.

THE -EMENDS of Sir -CIIRTSTOPLIE-11
,
BAYN ES are most particularly regnestcd to me-t at
the Freemasons' Taveth, C;redt•Queern.strect, •on Friday
next, the isth instant, .at tone o'Cioci: precisely, to
der of the must effeCtual means of securing that Gentleman's
Eleetioh; ' ,

—Condon, May ir, a 67.

ELIGIBLE MARINE RESI DENCE, GARDENS, AND
• LAND, PORTCH rST ER, HANTS,
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By Mr. ROBINS

At Garraway's, on- Tuesday the a6th of May, at T‘velyet
' •
VERY COPYlibLa ESTATE, late
the Residence of
.Gen,4llll Porter ; comprising a -very
qes4able .Fainirly-House, containing numerous Apartments,
handsomely finished, 'appropriate for a Fatnily-of-respetabi_
lity, with excellent attached and detaeheibUtlices ()feydi
desciiption, .Gardens, Pleaspre,G rounds, Meadow-land, and
Cottage. The Premises•in compleie Re•Oir, are very' plea-
santly and healthily situated near' Portchester, contiguous to
the great Western' Road, in a respectable Aieiglibourlfoxi, of
easy access to the Sea, where 'there is goud -Bathing, and in a
country abounding with Field Sports, presenting•an adMira-
ble situation fora Yavat or Mi irary Olficer, being. with in tout
miles:of Portsmouth by water,l by land, 4 regret Southamp-
ton, and 72 from London. • 4
'May be viewed by applying .to' Mr. Allan Mackenzie,
Portchester Barracks,.of whom Particulars nyty, he pad.; of
Mr. Vicat, Mr. lohnßeay, High-street, aild at the Fountain,
Portsmouth ; White Hart, Guildford ; Sun, KingAm ; at
Carraway's ;• and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden.
square, London.

--•••
ELEGANT FREEHOLD RESIDENCE,'GREEN-
: • PARK., ST. fAM ES's.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
By, Mr. .ROBINS,
At Garraway'S Cotlee-house, on
Tuesday, the 26th of May. at Twelve o' C lock,
ASPACIOUS elegant FitEEEIOLD MANSION,
the Property and tate .Residence of a Nonlenvin, situate
in St. James's-place ; comprising on the Ground Floor a
handsome- Entrance-hall, Anti-room, noble Dining room
with bowed front to the Park, a cheerful Morning-toom,
Dressing-room, &c.;.: on the principal Story is a gapital •
Draming,roorn. with bowed front to the Park, Libriry,
roomy Bed-Chambers. with lied- chamlnrs-And
rooms over,- with, Servants' Rooms, &c. ; on the Basement,
Servants'-hall and Dressing-room, Butler's Butler's and House-
keivper's Rooms, Lan....1, Vaults; and convdiient Cellarage.
The Premises are must 'enviably situated, overlooking the
Green Park, and are capable of bt:ing coimerted into one of
the first Re‘idence, in 'Town.
May be viewed. by Tickets ; particulars on the Premises ;
at Garra..vay's ; and of Mr, Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-
square,.of whotn Tickets for viewing May be had.

•TO BE' SOLD BY AUCTION, •
By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's entree-house, in Exchange-alley, Cornhill,
on Tuesday, May aG, at TWelve o'Clock, in 'One Lot, •
MHE OEPEDENE,- a truly desirable ESTATE,
part Freehold and part Copyhold; Land-Ta 'redeemed ;
forming a beautiful eminence, and commanding richt and eX-
tensive views of the country, situate near the "Town of Dock-
ing, in the County of Surrey.
-A
Capital and Modem brick-built MANSION', planned
and finished under the superintendance of his G race the late
Duke of Norfolk; with attached and detached 'ol•lices of
every description ;• lately altered 'at considerable expence,
arid in complete repair; ekcellent Gardens,• Hot-houses, &c.
Grottoes, Caves.' and 'rural Summer Retirements; beauti-
fully diversified Pleasure-grounds, most tastefully laid out,-
with Walks, Terrace, &c. and Ornamented with luxurious
Forest Trees and Shrubs, sundry I nclosures of rich Meadow,
-Pasture, Arablei'and Wood Lund.

A FARM HOUSE and Out-buildings, situate at an agree-
able distance from the Mansion ; and 111 extensive Common-
riglit.on the Holrnwood, consisting of izoo Acres, proposed
to be inclosed. The whole Estate comprises upwards of too •
Acres, _the property. and residence of Sir Charles Merrick
Butiell, Bart.—This very beautiful. Estate forms a in',st de-
sirable property for a Nobleman or Gentleman fond of field
sports, surrounded by .a neighbourhood of the:first re.ipL:Cla-
bility, and within a short distance of the principal Towns in
,t 3 _from Brighton.--To
the County, 23 mile.sfrom londoni.
b.: viewed by Tickers only.
• • -• • •
particulars at the King's Head, Epsom ; Red Lion, Dork-
ing; King's Arms,- Horsham; Old Ship, Brighton; Star,
Lewes ; nite Hart, Godstone, ; King's A rnis, Croydon ;.S un,
Kingston ; at 'GairiAWay's ; and of Mr. Robins, VVarwitik--
stret,Golden-squdre ; where a Plan of 'the Estate may be
Seen, and Tickets for viewing may be na,a,

-RHEUMATIC GOUT and RHEUMATISM.
B"RIDGE's SPECIFIC, which is acknowledged
to be an infallible Remedy thr those Disoideis, is nt.iw
on Sale at the Proprietors' 'Warehouse, York-street, Covent-
Gatden where very numerous and resped.table-Testiinonials
may be seen, which will at o ce evince its-excellence, -even to
the most doubtful mind. The establisho Efficacy of this
invaluable Medicine needs no eulogium,. nor would it be ad-
vertised but that the Proprietors feel it incumbent on them
to make known an elk-dual. Cure to..the afflicted part of
mankind, Out the blessing may be universally diffused.

HEALTU AND LONGEI4ITY.
DR. IANIES's ANAL.k.PTIC AND ANTum.tous
PILLS.

THE Celebrity. 'of the Analeptic Pills, as. a ge-
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Head-achs,
,Indigesrions, and other Diseases of the StchnaCh
and Bowels ; which arise trent the Vicissitudes of our Cli-
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Pitts-Nave been'recommended in aid, by an eminent Pity sician,
who has used these Medicines combined for many years with
the happiest success in all complaints of the Liver, as well,
as in other internal. Diseases.
Sold only by P. Newbery and Sons, No. 4s, St. Paul's
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