The Sun.
London, England, 1825-08-05 00:00:00

ENGLAND.

Dover
Cowes
Exmouth
• Dartmouth
Fowey
at Falmouth
Ilfracombe
Douglas, Isle of Man
North Yarmouth

I • Southend
ah'ilti" regard will hie h
or that shall not be
not be i.... had Atoldaenrnyeriender in which the prices
rude on "erted In words at length,.
~or
procora and to, one of the printed Particulars, to be
'where th2r°9l the Custorn-Houses at, or nearest to, tethpolascr.
tret ,
~‘seml Provisions are to be_deliverP-a, s".'d alt
en-
-601,1/ * uflice, Custom-House, London, (at which last-Fi
___
th,t 4,alqace the Conditions of the Contract may be seen) or
the sn I not be delivered in, or sent, post paid, addressed
t'll the r!t.arY at the said Custom-House, before Twelveo'Clock,
itott,,!,aell Ist of September next ; nor unless the same is
en.
Ragi, 'll a by a Letter signed by Two substantial Persons,
penal
%,_
or
to h
io -eenrne bound with the Party tendering, in the I
pethe
f,I, in
a...t.i3st,
oliowinar.o! mentioned against the respective places
_taccording to those for which they may
Voelrertie4a 1 erltrnce of the Contract. :
P,,,,e1. - 150 Falmouth -I
450 tjennder)
300 Southend £1505
t,,r.,,-,„„iti,
_Penzance Alderney
600
°WI Ilfracombe 150 Leith -
~.„
V ''
- 300 • .
p thiou„. . . Milford - 600 Aberdeen
iwn 4,:_n!
Aniouti 41 hOO Douglas . 150 Cambe to 440
11441, 1, 150 Berwick - 450 ()ban . 150
ilyelootitn
k 150 Grimsby 450 Cromarty 150
POpf ey4t" 600 Yarmouth 300
• 150 Harwich 600
ley Order of the Commissioners,
T. WHITMORE, Secretary.

"ItTILY and InDEPENDENT ELECTORS of
the CITY of WELLS.

ktiXterttlttN,
i:
tit" ClOso of a most successful Canvass, wien
*biekreturn you our very sincere thanks for the manner
with
4. we have been received. The support we have met
which
11.e.11,44 Ul 1 tilat.we shall again be placed in the situation
b "eye so long had the honour of filling, and in which it shall
to merit
witt°t4 utniost endeavour so to discharge our duty,
t"tieLice with which you have repeatedly honaosured us.
Sttatil:/ivig as this reception has been to us, we do not
but to
at:"°llY to that regard which we most earnestly covet,t
whikii: "se and disapprobation on your part, of the motivesinr,.-
Preitea-tti:t.t °PPosition against us has originated, and of those -
Qity hate 4)45, by which two Gentlemen, perfect vrangers to your
silatill.en induced to come forwar
You
.'"1-hl:de honour, which it is our d
prideas Candidates
o hae
receivedfor chat a t
t 4,4.
-The u '
teleo,mttr4t.eogils'oeal expression of this disapprobation, which hasred
to 4,.‘, .4 theta in every quarter to which they
tiqy, must eventually open their eyes to
,"erttations, and the futilityhave ventured
•olit
of the hopes they have inspired
the nature of thoseired
it whatever may
the stt be its effect with them, upon us, Gentlemen,
tnoMe ongest obligation not to abandon the Contest, at a
krid yon:rnwh'im Your best interests are committed to our care ;
14';%t• ~. aY
rely upon it, that with whatever views those in-
d to
11,41; be be as
we shall be found at our post,
Ire 1 thetri, With the firmest and most decided resistance.reayour
thartt.)l3 etnile at the vaunts and Newspaper exaggerations of
obtain
t elite, while we deprecate the means they use to
tug :ds ; and we are proud to assert that we have the supportnt
thitto 1° ma we
as well of the resident, as of non-resident
..re, itja Ivelk.,._ aso a source of peculiar gratification to us
Li ',gabled to state, that out of nearly Forty Clergymen,
ect°rs of of -
•against us ;
tort
NI II %rough, we know not One who is ,
ci
Vila i., t °t. a 4iMilat number of :Ilagistrates, there are but 1 w
sototo. the interests of our Opponents.
We have the honour to be
Y , Gentlemen,
Our obligtd and obedient humble servants,
Wei.'
441207 42
JOHN PAWL T W
UDAY.
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PAWL
CII Alt LEM TAILOR,

GLOUCESTERSHIRE.

Westcott.—Capital Freehold a77an Tithe-free Estate, exonerated

from Land-tax.
By Mr. NIGHTINGALE, at the Auction Mart, opposite
the Bank of England, on TUESDAY, August 23, in Lots,
unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, of which
due notice will be given,

AMost Compact and desirable FRE ELIO LD
ESTATE, called GAWCOMBE, Tithe-free and
Land-tax redeemed, together with the Manor, or reputed Ma-
nor of Coombe Baskerville, co-extensive with the said Estate,
situate in the parish of Westcott, in the county of Gloucester,
about three miles from Stow-on-the-Wold, seven from Burford,
and seven from Chipping Norton, all capital market-towns.
The above Estate contains about three hundred and twenty-one
acres of excellent meadow and pasture, and small part arable
land, in the occupation of a highly-respectable yearly tenant, and
is particularly well adapted for a dairy or grazing farm, chiefly
consisting of fine rich meadow and pasture land, well supplied
with water, and capable of very considerable improvement,
a substantial well-built farm-house, commanding an excellent
view of the estate, comprising a parlour, kitchen, Live bed
rooms, and two attics, with arched cellar, in good repair, a cool
dairy, brewhouse, and all necessary and convenient barns,
stables, cow houses, and other farm buildings, the whole slated,
and lately repaired at a very considerable expence, surrounding
a good yard, well supplied with water. Two substantial stone-
built Freehold Cottages and Gardens, situate at the village of
of Nlrestcott (with right of way through Bennett's Grounds),
capable of much improvement, and well adapted to carrying on
the business of a baker or maltster, the premises being exten-
sive and convenient. This estate is beautifully situate in a good
sporting country, distant about Seventy-seven miles from Lon-
don, and twenty-five from Oxford.. The whole being freehold,
tithe free, and exonerated from the land tax, renders it a most
desirable and excellent opportunity for investment.—For further
particulars, and to treat for the purchase, apply to Mr. Eeles,
Surveyor, 22, Pall Mall, London. A plan of the estate .may
be seen, and particulars had, fourteen days prior to the sale, of
Mr. Eeles ; at the principal Inns in the neighbourhood ; at the
Auction Mart; and of Mr.,Nightingalc, Wahoß.o,_Thames,
&inn.