The Sun.
London, England, 1812-10-10 00:00:00

LOT 11.

All that other MESSUAGE, TENEMENT and FARM,
with the Appurtenances, KNOAKE .otherwise
KNOAKES FARM, situate, lying, and being in the said
Pariah of fIUCKLAND NEWTON, now also in the occupa-
tion ofthe.said.:Thoinas Cross, as Tenant thereof, consisting'
of a good Fare►-house and Garden, Stables, and convenient
Out-houses, and Seventy-two Acres of excellent Meadow,
Pasture, Arable Land. •

These Estates are situate in a Sporting Country on the Bor-
ders of the fertile Vale of Blackmoore, about Ten Miles from
Dorchester, Eight from Sherborue, an'l Four from Cerne;
and abound with Coppices and tine Oak, Ash, and Elm Tim-
ber.

The Tenant's Lease expires at. Lady Day, 1818, and at the
other usual and customary times of quitting Estates in those
parts. •
Gt,217 The Purchaser will be entitled to he Rents and Pro-
fits from Lady Day, 1813.
For a View of the Premises apply to the Tenant, and
for printed Particulars. of the Estates, at the Office of Mr. F.:
Omi LEY, of Dorchester, Attorney at Law; attheAuctioneer's;
the Farm House, at Armeswell; at the Principal Inns and Li-
braries in the ToWnS of Sherbornt.,. Shaftesbury, Bridport,
Blandford, Salisbury, and-Exeter, and at Mears.= PSARSONS,
SaliCAotVPugtp-court Temple, London.

A CCEPT. my wannest tbanks far the high ho-
-"L nom- you have cOnferred upon mc, in returning me
'one of your Representativs in Parliament, and fOr the very
flattering manner in which you elected me; I shall remember
with gratitude and pride to the fatest hour. Of my life,--the
unanimity and zeal which you manifested in my-ilwour on
,this occasion.

I do-not wish to assume any particular merit to myself re-
specting the Restoration of your Charter; you are all well
acquainted acquainted with the various circumstances of the case, and
have, I doubt not, formed a decided opinion upon which you
will continue to aet. The result of the first contest that may
occur for the honour of representing- you, will satisfaCtorily
prove what are yonr sentiments and feelings upon this ques-
tion; in the mean time, I must observe, that it is principally
owing to the spirited exertions and peisevering efforts of the
Charter Club, that you are indebtid for this important Grant
from the Crown.

As long as I have the honour of a Seat in Parliament, it
will ever be soy ardent wish to preserve unimpaired our most
excellent Constitution; to defend, on all occa.s!oni, the just
PrerogativeS of the King, and the Rights and Liberties of
the People.

I need scarcely add, that it will at all times afford me very
particular pleasure, to attend to the various inteaests, and to
promote the prosperity of the Borough of Maldon.
I have the honour tote,
Gentlemen,
Your most obliged, and obedient Servant,
BENJAMIN GASKELL.
lfaldon, Oct. 7, 1312,

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A Copy of a Letter.
To Mr. HICKMAN, Apothecary,

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I am, &c.
Hemsby, near Yarmouth, R. FE RRI ER.
Normlk, jab/ t, 18i2.

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