The Sun.
London, England, 1802-04-26 00:00:00

TO THE FREEHOLDERS OF PERTHSHIRE.

GENTLEMEN,
TT was not my intention to have solicitvi your
1. Votes at the next General Eledion, till I should have had
an opportunity of personally- returning, my sincerest thankS
to each individual Freeholdel for the honour already conferred
on roe, but a report
.of an intended opposition obliges me .to
deciAre my wishes of being continued your Representative in
the Imperial Parliament, least my silence should be mis-
construed into indifference about being again placed in. that
distinguished situation:
r, • during the War, I haVe preferred fulfilling (to the best
of my abilities-) the duties of a profession whiCh I had entered
into before my first election, it will not be deemed presuuip_
tion in me to suppose that you approved of my conduCl, since
you unanimously re-elected me at die last General•Eleclion,
while abroad ; and since I have lately received, from many
respeaable •Freelaolclers,. the most flattering proofs of their
esteem,. by the_Cunsolicited assurances of their support.
I trust, therefore, that I shall not run any risk of suffering
in your good opinion, by any misrepresentation, more esp..'
cially as I believe, 'during my absence, the particular inte-
rests of the County have ALways beer:. weli --uttcnied to id
Parliament.

, • Much as I prize the high honour of holding this situation,
I should anxiously wish to avoid disturbing the peace of the
County, but. I make you this, early declaration, in the full.
conviction Ut its' being agreeable to the great majority of the
'Freetiolders,that I 'should again offer myself as a Candidate
Gat the next eneral Election.
• In earnestly requeSting the honour of your 'Votes andlnte;
test, allot? ine to assure you,• that I have no object whatever
of personal interest in view -and that, if I succeed, it will,
be the highest gratification of my ambition to-have opportu-
nities of evincing my gtatitude to you, • by a constaiit attention
to•the interests of the County, and by a zealous attachment
to the • Constitution of the United Kingdom of Great Britain
and Ireland. - _ • _

I have the Honour to be,
With sentiments of unalterabte respect,
Gentlemen,
Stratton-street, YOur obliged and devoted Servant,
Api4 z 4, ISO 2.

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'ROMAN CEMENT

4ESSRS. PARKER and Co. Ba9kside,
wark,, manufadure CeMent, or Mortar, for building
in'Water, which .* .surpasses" in .utility Dutch Terras, or
any other kind of Mortar : it gives to .all kinds of Brick or
Stone Work, an uncorrimon-degreeol'strength-and cohesion;
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PO BE -SOLD, the Fee and INHERITANCE
of several ESTATES situate in the Counties of Mayo,
Westmeath, Kildare, King's COunty; and LongtOrd,, in the
Kingdom of Ireland.

Enquire of Walter Borrowes, Esq. Austin Friar% Lon-
don; and Mr. Kennedy, No. tz, Werbnrgh-street, U üblin ;
or Mr. O'Ciallaghan No. toz, Bank-buildings, 'London,
who Rent roil of the Estates in his possession. Let-
ters, post-paid, only will -be received.: •

IR.THLINGBOROUGH.
FREEHOLD, COPYHOLD, and LEASEHOLD -
.- ESTATES.'
TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, •
.Either together or in parcels, in the-Month of May next (par_
tictilars.whereof will appear in a future Paper); unless pre-
viously disposed of by Private Contrast ;
A L 1 that the Extensive MANOR of IRTI-1-'
LI NGBO ROUGH, in the County of Nottharupton,
together with the Fishery in the River Nen or Nine, and
other Manerial Rights thereunto
And also, seva,:l Capital Ne.tiswiges, or Farm-houser.,', and
frthlingbOrotigh atoresaitl, and upwards ct
ONE THOUSAND and EIGHT ACRES of rich Arabic,
Meadow, and Pasture Land, in the open and oonnuon. Fields
thereof.

The whole Estate is a•most desirable purchase, the Land
:'being of an undeniable quality. I rtlilingborouoi is _situated
at a convenient distance from several Market Towns, being
three Miles 'froth Wellingborough, seven from Thrapston,
eight from Kettering, and thirteen from Northampton.
For further particulars, and to treat for the- same, enquire
of Mr. I, Cole, jun. Attorney, Northampton ; and Messrs.
Kinderley,- Long and. ince, Syniond's inn,
.Chancery.lane,
London.

WILTS. . •
TO BE.SOLD, a FREEHOLD ESTATE, 'com-
l. prising an elegant and convenient. House,. called
LEIGH HOUSE, with Gardens, Pleasure Ground, Coach--
house, Stable, and detached Offices : Abe greatest part is
lately built in the madern style, and In exceeding good con-
dition, with Fifty-thur Acres of rich Pasture Land, Forty,.
iix of which lie 7 within a Ring Fence, adjoining the House,
With a neat farm-l-lo Use in the centre, and the remainder .at a
short distance. The•Si:aation is -healthy, the Proved very
extensive, • the Roads-goad, and within one mile of the Town
of Bradtord; and eight from the City of Bath. - •
' Particulars may be had of Mr Clutterbuck, of Bradrord ;
or 4i Messrs. Denary' and'Cope, Inner Temple, Loudon.