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To the FREEHOLDERS of PER-THSYARE.

, cE:sTLENEN, a.., • . .fi • •
THE Honour you have conferred pi, me, by tna_
nimpusly re-eleaing me
.your 13.0resentative. in the
'-Impetial Parliament, adds new ties to those whichlormerk-
boUnd:nitito your Service. ,

Peteuaded that rchielly owo ilae-co'ntinuance. f your favour
'to the sense fouAntertaili of the propriety of those Principles
which cliretled:my-Condua, I receive this distihguished Mark
,of pour A pprobi tion as the inest signal and flattering Reward.
'Be assured, Gentlemen,. that my best endeavours shall
ever. be ev.wted to maintain to the, utmost, the invaluable
blessings of the Constitution of the United Kingdom. and to
promote the general Welfare of the Country, and the parti-
cular interests of this extensive COunty, for, as my Gratitude
is unbounded, so shall my Devotion be complete, ,
I have the'l-TOniiur to remain,
With the highest respect},
Gentlemen,

Your most faithful and obliged Servant,
Balgo*an, July 27, 18oz. THOMAS GRAHAM

WANTED TO RENT;
HOUSE Ready FURNISHED; fit forthe re_
ceptio►t of a large Family, with all necessary Offices
attached and detached, with a good Garden, Stabling for
Nine Horses, Double Coach-houses, in the Isle of Thanet,
or in the vicinity of Deal, 'Dover or Folkestone, for the
Months of August, September and Oaober. The Towns
of Margate, Ramsgate, Deal, and Dovcr, will be objected.
A situation commanding an extensive view of the Sea, with
easy access to the beach, would be particularly desirable.
Should this meet the eye of any Gentleman or Lady, de-
sirous of letting their Residence for the above term, on' ac-,
count ofabsence, they may be assured of all due care being
taken of the Furniture.

Address (post-paid), to Mr. Huntly, No. 4, Duke-street,
rosvenor-square.

TO BE SOLD,
Ptksuant to a Decree of the High` Courrof Chancefy, made
ih certain Cause there depending, wherein SAMUEL
NEWTON, Esq. is Plaintiff, and JOHN BRADSHAW.,
Esq.- and IAMES BRADSHAW, Esq. and OTHERS,
ire-Defendants, and in pursuance of an Order made-in the
tame Cause dated the 23d day of July, 2802., betbre Peter
1-lolford, Esq. one of the Masterg of the said Court, at
the Public Sale Room of the Court of Chancery, in
Soutbaniptoribuilciings, 'London, on Tuesday the 3 tst
day of August, ISea,. between the Mours of One and Two
o'CIOCk in the Afttrnoon, in One Lot;
A FREEHOLD ESTATE, situate 'at •WIL-
fl BURY, in, the County of-Wilts, late belonging to
THOMAS -I3R ADSHAW, Esq. • dectasedi consisting of a
'MANOR and MANS lON-HOUS E, with suitable Offices,-.
Gardens, Pleasure Grounds, Private Horse-Course, 'Planta-
tions and a Park about four miles in circumterenee, -together
with capital Farms,. Tenements, and Lands; containing in.
the whole 1630 Acres, or thereabouts.
Particulars whereof may be had (gratis) at the said Master's,
Chambers, in Southampton-buildings-,--Chaneery-lane Lon-
don; at lililbury-house, near Amesbury,,,,in -the County of
Wilts ; the White Hart, Salisbuty..;. the Stat and Garter,
A mover ; the White Hart, Bath ; and bf Messrs. Williams
and Brooks, Solicitors, in Lincoln's Inn, London.:—And a •
Plan et -the,Estate may be seen-at the Chambers of the said
-Messrs. Williams and Brooks.

• .
In the Press, and speedily- will be published, •
in two*legant-tforuihs, 4fo. accompanied by a considerable
timber of large plate, by; eminent Artists,: consisting of
views taken in Upper and .I,9%yer Egypt, of Representa-
tions of Antiquities, and Hieroglyphicsof Objects in Na-
tural History, of Manners and Customs, &c.

rTRAVELS • it)* UPPE.ltand -140 XrE.:R EGYPT,
in company with several Divisions of the-French Army ;
during the campaigns of General 80-14 AP ARTE in that country.
Published under the immediate .Patronage. of the CHIEF;
C.ONSUL.
. . 13y VIVANT ll)ENON,
One of the Artists who accompanied t;ie Expedition.
Translated from the Original by ARTHUR.' AIKIN.
Printed tor' . N. Longnian. and O. Rees, Paternoster-row ;
and tilr R. Phillips, Np., 71..5t. Paul's Church-yard. .
N. B. An octavo edition will be published at the same-time.
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Brought down to the pie7",...'n time: .
This Day was published, a new Edition, _either' j:7-9-ne
Two Pocket VoluMes-, price:Twelve Shillings.in boards,
including the Arms:of all the Peers, and the Four Orders
of Knighthood ; also ornamented by a striking . Resetri.:
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EARSLE Y,'s PEERAGE of ENGLAND,
AN. SCOTLAND and IRELAND ; containing an account
of the Origin, Honours, Marriages, and Issue of the Nobi-
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Sons, and Translation of their Mottos T 9 which are added,
an account of the Orders of Knighthood, an exact valuation
of each of the Bish6pricks, and a complete Extinct Peerage
of the Three -Kingdoms, with, the forfeited and dormant
Titles. • •

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posite 'Builington -House, Piccadilly ; J. Bell, opposite
Bond-street, Oxford-street ;- T; Hurst, Paternoster-row ;
and W. J. and J. Richardson, Royal Exchange. •
Of whom may be had,
A Short and Easy Iritroduclion to Heraldry. In Twi)
Parts. Embellishad with 38 Copper-plates, containing up--
-wards of a thousand exariples.,. The whole compiled from
the most approved authorities, by Hugh Clark, in Bvo. the
seventh Edition, price 6s. in boards.

This Day was published,
Price 11. us. 6tl. inboards, illustrated with Ten Plates,
T ONDINIUM REDIVIVUM • or, an Antient
,-I History and modern Description oeLondon; compiled
from Parochial Records, Archives of various Foundations,
the Harteian MSS. and other authentic Sources,
By JAMES PELLEK MALCOLM.
444' This Volume contains a particular, History of the Pa-
rishes of, St. Al phage ; Allhallows the Great; Allhallows
the Less; Allhallows, Lombard-street ; St. Andrew Un-
ctershaft ,• Bartholomew the Great and the Less,- St: Be-
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Bishopsgate; and St. Bridget ; and also -ot IVostminster
Abbey and the Charterhouse.

Prrntect by and for Niehols and son, Red-lion Passage,
Fleet.street. • -

Sold also by F. and C. Rivington, St. Paul's Church-yard;
T. Payne,' 'Mews Gate; G. Wilkie, Paternoster-low • and
j. Whitejleet-street:

,
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Views have now become interesting from the alterations and
ilestrueliort of the Buildings they represent.
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