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Braywick-House;
April3o, aqz.

THOMAS WINDSOR, 11.erire

Cambridge, May iSoz.
To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREE'HOLD-
ERS of the County. of CAMBRIDGE,.
GENTLEMEN, •
THE Sheriff of this County 'having with great
impartiality declared a decided majority in my favour,
of a very numerous arid'reNndable body of Freeholders, pre-
sent this day on the nomination of a Candidate to represent
you in ParliaMent, I beg you to accept my warmest ackaow_
ledgements for so distinguished a mark of your good opinion.
I earnestly request your further exertions, and anxiously en-
treat your attendance and votes on the day of Eledion at
Cambridge, on Wednesday next, 'the sth of May. The
partiality you have so often shetvn to the family of MAN-
NERS, is my surest encouragement to hope for your support;
and if I should be fortunate enough to experience it on this
occasion, it will be my uniform desire to prove, by my
conduet in Parliament, my attachment to our happx Con-
stitution, and to the interests and prosperity of this County
in particular. -

I have the honour to be
with the greatest respea,
Gentlemen,
Your most obliged and obedient servant,
CHARLES SOMERSET MANNER 9.

TO THE GENTLEMEN. CLERGY, AND FREE-
HOLDERS OF, THE COUNTY OF CAMBRIDGE.
CENTLLMEN,
• THE Death of your late Worthy Member, Qe-
heral Adeane, having occasional •VaCdtiCy in the Re-
• presentation of the County, permit me to,avow the Intention
I have for some time- entertained:of tencleriilg you my Ser-
. vices ill Parliament, whenever an Opportunity should otter.
In this my first Effort to obtain the distinguished Honor of
representing you in Parliament, I presume to solicit your
Suffrages upon free and unintueneed Principles only ; it
being the Objed of my highest Ambition to attain- tile-Sta.:
tion, and to preservi4 the Cnarader of an Independent
presentative of the County.lif Cambridge.
Ttte Assurances I hate already received of Support,,. have
impressed my Mind-with Feelings which Professions are but
ill calculated to express; -and I acknowledge with Gratitude
the Favors formsrly conferred upon my Family.
I shall immediately pay my Respects to -as many of the
Eleacrs as possible; but as the shortness of Time will
prevent my doing this to every One beloie the Day of Elec.:
ticto, 1 rely upon the liberal indulgence of the Worthy Free-
holders to excuse the Many Omissions which must unavoid-
ably happen. • .
I have the Honor to he, with the utmost respea,
-Gentlemen,•
Your faithful and very obedient Servant,
HENR:Y,PEYTON.

Cambridge, zed April, iSoz.
The Nomination being fixed for Saturday, the .first of-May
I earnestly entreat your Attendance and Support an that Day

ROYAL MILITARY COLLEGE, '
. • May a, 1802.
HE ANNIVERSARY DINNER of the SE-
NIOR DEPA.R.T.:AI6I•4I: cg this Establishment iv:ill be
h at the Thatch'd House Tavern, on Saturday the asth
Tld
of May
Such Officers, having been 'Members of the College, as
mean to attend, are requested to give • notice thereof to the
Master of the House, on or before the 9th inst.
Dinner on Table at Six o'Clock.
N. B. Officers to attend in Unifitrm,

A MANOR, with a RESIDENCE and FARM iii-Hand,
TYTHE FREE, and ADYOWSON, near MARLBO-
ROUGH, inWILTS:
To. BE. SOLD BY AUCTIO.N,-
By Mr. SCOTT,
At utarraway's, 'Charige.,alley; London, on-Friday the 7th
of May,.at .Twelve o'Cloc;k;. in One Lot,
A CAPITAL ESTATE, the MANOR of EAST
_Cr K ENNETT, with theßoyalties, Advowson, plea-
sandy, situate in a healthy, sporting, and favourite
•part of
the County of Wilts, on the border and within half a mile of
the Bath Road, 4f Miles from Marlborough, 8 from Caine,
9 from Devizes, 27 from Bath, .25 from Salisbury, and 79
from London, comprizing a handsome;. modern, uniform
well-erected Family House, and Offices, spacious walled
Garden, Orchard, Lawns, Sec. with 58i Acres of exceeding
good Arable and Pasture Land, with rich Water Meadows,
the River Kennett running by part of the Estate, ornament-
ing and enriching the Lands; part of which arc inclosed, and
the whole compad,and adjoining, with Farm-yards, Barns,
Dove-house, and ample Out-buildin,gs; at convenient dis-
tances, and six Cottages ip.the-Village. Aso the Advow-
, son and Right of Patronage to the DOriatiV,e'•or 'perpetual
Curacy of the Parish Church of East Kennett ; the present
Incumbent is middle-aged.
this'interesting Property erninently Merits attention •, the
residence is judiciously seated in a vale surrounded by pleas- •
ing and varied cultivated home views, capable, of accommo-
dating a large Family, and Ina very neat state; the Lands
.are in. good order, the whole forming a complete Estate,
abounding. with Guile, excellently supplied with Water,
and Tythe Free, including also the great and small Tythes
of the rernainder•of the Parish. The laluahle.growing Elm
and Ash Timller.will also be included in the purchase ; and
immediate possession maybe had; both of the ResidenCe and .
the Farm
The Bailiff will shew the Estate (Sundays excepted,)
Printed Particulars will be ready. by the r4th of April, at
the Castle, Marlbbrough ; the Bear, Devizes ; Catherine
Wheel; Caine;: Angel, Chippenhain ; 'Talbot or London
Inn, Bristol ; Castle arid Ball, Bath; Crown, Reading ;
Pelican, Speenham Land ; Sun, Maidenhead ; at Salt Hill ;
at Garraway's ; anti of Mr. Scott, Ludgate hill; wi-re a
Plan of the Estate may be seen. •

EST-ATE in the COUNTY of BERWICK.
TO BE SOLD,
THE- LANDS and BARONY of KIMMERG_
HAM E, lying in therParish of Edrom, and County of
Berwick. This Estate, which is well inclosed,- contains
about z 824 English Acres of-rieh Arable 'Ground, all ktt
upon improving Leases, tasubstantial Tenants,; except about
Iso Acres lett annually in Grass, or in the Proprietor's hands.
The Rental is about acool: sterling. Several-of the principal
Farms are fat at kw-Rents ; ; their Leases 'eipfre•in the course
lafi few years, when a very great rise of Rent maybe de- '
pended upon. The Farm Houses-, Fences, and Inelosures,
have been built, laid out, and finished in the most sutrstan-
tial manner. -The Estate is, situated in Ilpitqt -populous
part of Berwickshire, two Miles South::',)64-1 ' ',tr,ToWn of •
Dunse, andatiout twelve Miles trout tlkgrYai- &e 1 -Towns
of Kelso and Berwick upon TWeed. e7,iziWtfrßrackadder
runs through the Estate, and within 2,g6?, ?art's Of ilie present
.Mansion-House. The Mansion-House,,though small, is in
good repair, and affords- a great deal of accommodatiOn. There
is a good Garden, with Hot-house, &c. and there has lately
been built a complete and extensive Court.of Offices. There
is Shell Marie, and an excellent, going Free-stone Quarry
upon the Es.tate. The old Wood, Is extensive and valuable,
and the Stripes arAd Cluinps'of young Planting and Policy; are
all in a thriving condition. , The' Lands hold _blench of the
Crown, and are of sufficient valuation to allbrd five Freehold
Qualifications. The Teinds are valued, and h::long to the
Proprietor.. • - ;

--The Lands. will be. shewn upon engin ringat.Kimmerghame
House,. and for further Particulars, application imay' be made
to. Mr- Low, at WoOdend ; Mr. Veatch,' at-Swinton Mil!,
Berwickshire; and• Mr. Swinton, W. S. Edinbiugh, ihwhose
.hands..the Title Deed b 4: rental Plan, aii4t hteasureraent, nay
be seen.

. • - BERKSHIRE. -.
ACCORDING to the Request of the Magistrates
assembled at the Quarter Session at Nevakury, and of
other Gentlenien of this County, I appoint a MEETING
to be held at the TOWN HALL, at READING, on
Thursday next, the 6th of May, at Eleven o'Clock, for the
Purpose *Of preparing a' dutiful ADDRESS .of CONG RA.;
TULATION to }HS MAJESTY on the Restoration of
PEACE. •