The Sun.
London, England, 1802-07-23 00:00:00

GENERAL ELECTION.

TotheGENTLEME,N, CLERGY andFREEHOLDEaS
of the COUNTY of ME R lONETH.
GENTLEMEN, •
Ij3g you to: accept my grajefil Acknowledgments
for the distinguished Honour you have again conferred
upon., me, in eleding me your Repre*entative‘in Parliament,
and also my assurance that I will ever persevere in the same
independent line of Condtid which has already received such
flattering marks of your approbation.
I have the Honour to be, ,
. Gentlemen, • •
, Your nost obliged and faithful humble Servant,
. R:WILLIANIES VAUGHAN.
Nanney, July 17, iSoz.

To the WORTHY and INDEPENDENT FREEMEN of
-the TOWN 'and PORT of DOVER.
. .
GENTLZMEN,N
•
HAT the. unsuccessful Candidate at . the late
Eledion- slionld, at the close of the' Phil, be honoured
with the unanimous approbation and. Thanks of all the Free,.:
.
:filen then present, including` a great majority of those by
whom he had knen opposed, is.a -circumstance .so singular in
itseif, that it will, 1 think, justify my, troubling yeti with a
2 few Words on the occasion.
Allow me then, in the first place, to °Mr you my heart-felt
ackrowleidgments'for this unsolicitediproofof your esteem al,:
; the more valuable in my eyes,-as the' ent4,Crian
with whom it originated, and by far
-the greatest proportion
of those by whom it was conferred, had been zealous in the
support of Mr. SMITH, during the Contest. Now that it
is over, far be it from me. to harbour a feeling incompatible
with the return of that happy cordiality, and friendly inter-
course, which,*at the close of the Poll, I earnestiy,- and, I
trust, not unsuccesfully, endeavoured to recommend to every
one. but I hope 1 may be allowed, without giving tmeasi-
fleSS in any quarter, to indulge' the gratifying reflection, that
the opposition I experienced was..in no instance suggested,
either by a disapprobation of me pet.Sonally, or of the gene-
ral gtodnds "on•NN;'hicli I presumed to solicit your Support—
Of this I received repeated assurances in our individual inter-
course during my Canvass, and they were never OnCedisclaim-
ed in the greatest heat and violence of the Contest!
A sincere profession of my unbounded :gratitude to the,
Very respdable Body- of- Freemen„who bong/are:l me '
their Support; of my cordial goodwill and respell to those
who were engaged on the other' Ade ; and of my disposition, ,
should it 'ever be in my power, to. promote. the Interests of
alp is the only return which as an humble lunivial,
can make, and the only pledge I can now 'giVe of the Sentl-
ments whick I retained on retiring-from the further prosecu-
tion of the Contest.

1 have the Honour;o b;
GENT•I4bIEN,
•
Your tailhful and devoted Servant,
•
Lower Gro4venor-strect, ',V M. 1-1 LJ SE. i S SON.

July 13, iBc2.

To CAPTAINS of SRI PS. and INHABITANTS at SEA
P .t< , S and to
_

F•: Q. who left iris. Friend, ors Subday the 18th
J. -inst.. Ittly, is t t 8 yi:ars• of age, Middle
stature, darki-sh t. :C; COI: pi:ALUII, placid countenance,.
wo;e a,gree.n coat, gAi ,buvoos,colour Iterseinere
waistcoat, grey, :Ili \ cure pantaloons, boots without
tops',' and silk stock.
, It is earnes:Uy re,quesren, the Reade4nf this Advertisement,
seeing isucil Youth, acquaint him his Emends are
anxious to know his plan, and desirous to l'urnishAid for his
journey, as he departeit in friendship Nvith all his acquaint-
ance, and without. any censurable caus‹: .
CrinnupniLation addressed to Alessrs.,Wcats and Co. No.
17, in the Poultry, London, producing relief to the feelings
of the Advertiser, will n-iceive-a triairlaul and liberal reward.

• - . IMPERIAL lIOMI3AZEENS . .. . ,•
• •NEI ARTICLE FOR FULL MOURNING,
ROli NSON, No. iz, Hem-krtit-Street, Covent_
Garden,. Inventor and Sole Proprietorof the so much
admired Sarsnet cambrics, and
`tile
to the Royal
family, begs leave. to acquaint tile Nobility and Gentry,
that he has invented a new Article for First MoUrniAg,:cidi-
ed Imperial Bombazeen, being full as deep as the old.Born-
bazeens and retaining their exact appearance, yet so soft and
-lig,,ht that it has been pronothiced . by : tar the Most elegant
Article that has been introduced for that purpose..
Ladies of*Fashi9n arc also very respedfully infoirned, that
ROaINSQI,: has just tinished•a variety of new Colchars in his
arsnet Cambrics, the whole, of which he warrants to wash,
as they are made without Silk in theM, though not other:-
wise discoverable from a Samteti but by their falling to the
form with much more elegance:.
RoilissoN likewise manulaadres theM with Silk. and
:C.otton, but those with Silk.' in titem, 'made by himself or
-trifiy‘viter l'erson, will not bear tlk 6,eration of cvashing.
4-1,104, Blai:k Sarsnets, Crapes,-Charnbccrys,,Bomba4oens,
ILtribazets, Callienea, and Canahrics, with every other Ar 7
tide of. k amily mourning oortintiog the new Imperial ildril.
hazeen end s.4snet Carribticsl, in lltdoe-ite;it variety, and a
material dediraion made from large PuraAases, alai ),Vl-,de-
sale -Orders...
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SALE of LANDS in the COUNTY ofBERWICK.
TO BE SOLD BY PUBt.IC ROUP,
In •the Royal Exchange Coltee.thouse,. Edinburgh, on Fri-
day the 27th Day of August next, -at 'Fwoo'C lock. 4\
noon, if not previously Sold by Private Bargain,
LANDS; of REDPATH and 1-IORSEUPL
CLEUGH, in the Parish of Lon#Ormacus and County
t!_tgether,4ojb Acres, whereof Soo aye
Arable dry Turtop Swi, and, the remainder generally green
sound Sheep Wttl!:. The Lands are pleasantly situated on a
•Sporthig - Country, and abound with Game, and the Waters
of the Dy andti Wliittader, two: fine risiiing'Strearn,.are the
-bondarid'lbi• upward; of seven miles. The .Higlf Road
leaning from' Haddington •to Dunse„ passes thwugli them,
and they' are distant shout twelvesuiles from liaddington alai
seven-trout Ptinsv. The whose are at present' lett on itn-
proving Leases lo two 'fen:tilts, at-the yearly rent of 4501.
sterling, bht a very considqrablp increase,,ot Rent .may.rea-
sonably be expe.:tetl, when the Leases.expire.
For particulars, apply to Mr. Alexander Lbw.; at Weed-
end, near Utilise, woo has power to conclu4 a privaie bar.-
gain, in one or two Lots, as intending Oii rers may incline;
to Mr. lames Veitch, late of Swinton Mill, oi Mr. Arch.
Swinton, Writer to the. Signet, Edirthurgh‘.

GLOUCESTERSHI-RE.
TUBE. SOLD L'Y PIO VATF, CONTRACT,
T ric--111 AN Rof PAINSWICK, - • •
Desirable and Improvable FREEHOM
ESTATE; 6 miles froarGloacester, .3 front Stroud,
as from
.Cheltenhagi, and 2.8. cunsisting..of the
MANOR ur PAJNSWIt.:K., extending overSeilexalthousand
Acres of Land, With Fines, Chief-Rents, Rents,' -and
Heriots, issuing out- of nearly 303.dillemot Copybuid Tene-
menrs, which, with the Tolls of the Market-, is a most
de-
sirable purchase for any Gentleman of the Law. AIJ a Ca-
pital. Manor Farm, with 'Hiitise, requisite thrices;Garden
and Pleasure Ground, 330,Acres of Arable, Meadowi Pas-
ture and Wood Land, l)ring eompaett and surrounding the
House, with two improvable atilt Valuable Streams of Water
running through artd:,uniting.in the same; wry-convenient tOr
erecting Mills, for the use of the Mannfaoory; carried on in
the neighbourhood: And also 381 Acres of Inclosed- Wood-
,Lands and Wastes, well storkedmith -Beach, Oak; and Ash
Trees, lying within tbe Manor, The whole capable.of very
great improvement, both for pleasure and profit, and thay
reasonably estimated at upwards of 7601. per annum:- .
Printed particulars may be -known, by applying to Mr.
W. saylis, of Painswick, who will show the Premises;
Mr. Saunders, Attorney; -Stroud ; 'of 'Messrs.. T. and W.
Dunn, Solicitors, .Lincoln's-Inn ; and Of Messrs Hodskin-
s-n and Co. Surveyors, No. 35,. Arundel-street, London,
where a Plan of the Estate may be seen.
N.B A great part of the -10ncY nlaYlemain on
Mortgage it rociuu4