The Sun.
London, England, 1807-06-13 00:00:00

SATURDAY, JUNE 13, 1807.

To the FREEHOLDERS of the COUNTY of LAN-
CASTER.

ENTLEMEN,.
if ANY of. my. Friends having made known to
iv.a. me that- a very general wish was expressed by the.
Freeholders of Lancashire, that I would present myself as 'a
Candidate to represent the County iri the approaching Par-
liarnent, 1 feel too much flattered by .their-partiaiity not to
make my most 'grateful acknowledgments to those Gentlemen
who intended to honour me with their Support.
To be one of the Representati'ves of almost the first County
of the United . Kingdom,- would he a proud situation in life,
beyond which my ambition would never aspire. Having,
however, long witnessed the indefatigable and "able services
of my worthy Friends, your present Members, I should have
deemed myself highly culpable if I had occasioned any dis.
turbane amongst you by an offer of my services at the late
Eleetion. Ever since I have been in Parliament, the, Landed
and Commercial Interests of Lancashire have experienced
my anxious support ;' and, whilst I continue in the same, ho.
nourable situation, my greatest pride will consist in being
Useful to my native County.
l' have the honour to be, with the greatest attachment,

• Gentlemen, -
Your most faithful and obedient Serv3nt,
•RORT PEEL.

Drayton Manor, June 9, 1807.

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To theGENT LEM EN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLDERS
• of the COUNTY 01 YORK. •

GENT LEMEF,,i,

A_ FT E It .the termination of this long and arduotis
Contest, I should be inexcusable if I did not return
My sincerestand wannest Acknowledgments tot the honour-
able and,ireceived ndependent. Support which‘ t- have- recei through
. . course
the whole or it. Though ,our etfOrts .ha hve ot 'been
crowned with success, yet the impressions which the kind-
ness, the activity, and the exertions of triy, numerous Friends
hive made upon my mind, are such as no time can etface or
diminish.
The Representaeion of my native -County in Parliament •
hasiso long been the first objed ' 4 my ambition i it has so,,
•,long been--the pride and pleasure of 1n) life to, :endea-',
your toprove my Aratitud.... by
,my' services, that it...,writi.kl •
be in vain tb.r me to attempt to conceal my .own per- -•
sonal disappointment in the recent failure of` the hopes I had,
entertained olagaineojoying•that distinguished Honour : ' but
I should, I confess, feel deeper mortification, it that fdPire
could-justly beattributcd to the motives to which ithas neell
ascribed, or if inferences •could•fairlybecirawn- Train it un-
favourable to the.eYeat Caus, of wilier' 1 hive stood forththe
faithful and zealous 4upporter.
' • In the nto nieur or' Tr:union you haNre been desired to con-
sciier the result.orthis,C-emest as an AirSyver_to the Appeal:
which His Majesty, has made to the Sense of .his VeOple..
1 feel. it to betty peciti tar' Duty, aciluainted as.l am with all'.
the circumstances of time Contest, iind.tlis prevailing disposi-
tions and sentiments throughout this great and opuleut County,
which- has ever been .distinguished by its Loyalty and Pa-
triotism, to rescue it, 'as tar as illy'protest can have that died,
from the injustice of that irriputation. ,
I t is a 'justice I owe to you- and to the Public Cause in
which we have been „engaged to state,;, titatyilie.sinall Ma-
. joi:ty obtained by my Opponent (without examinit!e at this
mu ::ent.' by what means` obianted,,thi• of whom compOsed) •
has been produced by considerations Wholly personai.to my-
self ; by local prejudices, artfully .revived (how justly en- ;
tertaiiied I ain confident a very short time will *evince); train
' which, if the great :Public anti Constitutional Questioivigi-
tated through,-..ut theKiogdo:ii, could .have been separated,
the event would ha,v; been indisputably different,'
I might appeal to the great majority of the Landed Inte-
-rest of this County, which.haS been unequivocally in my l'a
vour, and of the Principles I have publicly and undbrinly
professed.' . .
I might appeal even to the very Distrids in which those,
prejudices have, as it is well. known, recently open:tett to my
disadvantage.' The sentiments they have eXpressed in their
unanimous_ Addresses to the, King, without one single Ad-
dress in any part of 'the County' of an opposite description,
are a decisive answer to the boast of Political Triumph.
. It is for you, Gentlemen, to decide upon the justice of•the
inferences Much have been made iii favour of ipiitions
brought ror.vard at the close of the Poll, in opposition,- as' I
firmly belivie, and, believing it, lum bound-to state, to the
-declared Principles upon which .the County has uniformly
,ailed.
It is the support of those Principles which has hitherto
tecominended-me to your favour, and in continuing to sup,
.port them I shall stilt have :the, consolation to retied that
whilst 1 am tollow nig the dictites of my own conscientious
judgment I am giving elle:A to the -teal and unbiassed 00i-
ons of the Freeholders of Yorkshire. -
I have the Honour to be,
Gentlemen,
With, the greatest respects, and attachment,
Your most obedient and devoted Servant,
. HENRY I.A.CELLES.
1.-Hanover-square, lune to, 4507. ' • .

SALES OF ESTATES.

NEAR CROYDON, SURREY. • - •
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ELIGIBLE LAND, FOR: BUILDING,. COMMAND-
INC RICH AN-f) 'EXTENSIVE 'PROSPECT,
And only -Eleven Miles from 'Lendcfri.
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
• ' ROBINS,
4t Garraway's Coffee-house,: in Exchange-alley, Cornhill,
• on Monday the ioth lune at Twelve o'Clock, in Lots;
AHE FREEHOLD and TITHE-FREE' -ES-
'PATE, Land tax redeemed ; comprising,the valuable
Track of Land, A DDINC;TON Hi LIS, 'rind. part 'of S HI R.:
LEY COMMON, formed by Nature a most beautiful situ.
ation forerectingVillas, commanding tic and-extensive .pro-
spe6ts of the country, and_ abund.mtly supplied with excel-
lent water, situate between Croydon and Wickham, in the
County of Surrey, and a short distance from the Canal ; the
Lots ate laid out for the accommodation of Gentlemen 'and
Builders, and are well worth attention.
May be viewed by i4lying to Mr. Peat, Bailiff; Cole-
harbour Farm, of whom particulars may he had ; at the Fox
and Goose, Shirley Common ; King's Ardis, Croydon ; Belt,
Bromley ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street, Golden-
stivare

' AUSTIN FRIARS.
CAMAL MERCANTILE RESIDENCE, SPACIOUS
CONVENIENT YARD, &c.
' TO BE SOLD BY 'AUCTION,
. * 'By Mr.. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Coffee-house, Exchange-alley, Comhill, on
Manday;z9tli Inst. at Twelve o'Clock,
VERY Eligiblo • LEASEHOLD ESTATE,
romprisnig a spacious roomy House, planned for the
accomnodation of a large family, late the residence of God-
frey 'Di r;itoo, Esq. deceased ; the House contains, on the
ground-floor, an Entrancelialland an Inner Hall paved with
marble; LibrarY, Dressing-J-09m, Store-room, large Kit-
Butler's-room, &c.: on the first-floor a spacious Din-
ing.yarlour, two, Drawing-roorns, communicating by folding-
doors; roomy Bed-chamber, ',Water:clo,set, &C.: second
`story suitable Bed-chambers ;..and'on :the third story a Lauri"-
dry, Drying:room, Stivants' Bed-robins, anti Staircase to the
roof: Principal and secondary Staircases, roomy Offices,,Cel-
furs; &c. in the hasement story ; -open airy -paved yard, with
a door to the Gardens of, the Drapers' Company ; the whole
in 6(cellent order.
TO bevievved With Tickets, which, with Particulars, may
be had at Garraway's ; and of Mr. Robins, Warwick-street,
Leiden-square.

LINCOLN's INN FIELDS.
ELIGIBLE RESIDENCE, COACH-HOUSE, and

S FAB L E:S, tic.,

By Mr. ROBINS,
At Garraway's Cotte.z-hont-e,' in 'Etchange-alley, Cori,hlll,
on Monday, 29th Inst. at Twelve o'Clock, .
HE LEASE of a •Compad and very Eligible
- k.SIPENIC E, situate on the South
_Side of Lin..oln's:
-Inn fields ; contains on the ground 'floor a neat Viitratice-
hall,: spacious- noble. Eating-parlour, -Breakfast-room, .and
'stifdy, &c. On the first-story,are two Wattdsome Drawing--
'looms, excellent lied-f,-,harnbers cn . the second story, and
Servants'-roonis over ; to-the basetnent story are convenient
-.family 0 ifices„, go, al .Cellating: &c. Coiclt-house .ar.d Sta-
bles, with ce,mmunication to Porttigal-strect ; the whole late-
ly put into substantial and good repair. •
- T-he rurcha)er may be accommodated with the elegant
Householdl-urniture at a valuation.
To.be viewed biTick'ets, Which, with Particulars, may be
had of Mr. Robins, Warwick street, Golden:square. . •