The Sun.
London, England, 1804-10-04 00:00:00

1. I-1 UR SDAY, OCTOBER 4,

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY: and FREEHOLDERS
of the COUNTY of WARWICK.
GENTLEMEN, •
A LLOW me to return you "My warmest Thanks
' fir the high and distinguished Honour you have this
d conferred upon me, by elecLng the one of your Reprz.,-
sentatir es in Parliament; andbe assured that
.by my future
conduct I shall endeavour to prove myself aJt wholly un-
worthy of your approbation.
I have the Honour to be,
Gentlemen,
Your most grateful and obedient Servant,
CHARLES MORUAUNT.
Warwick, ca. a, 15.4.

TO THE. WORTHY. AND INDEPENDENT LIVERY
0 t LONDON.

GENTLEMEN, ,
•
THE very great Exertions which you have spon-
taneously made in vindication of my Public Charaaer,
from the refiedion which was attempted to be thrown upon
it, at the Common Hall, on Saturday last, demand my
warmest and most grateful Acknowledgments, and atlbre to
my mind a most ample reward for all the labours and anxiety
of the high and responsible Situation in whieh, by your una-
nimous Suffrages, I was placed during the last Year.
I entertain a confident hope, that the same voluntary exer-
ti,f,s which you have already so gencro,,,,ly pt,4fac in my sup-
port, will be Continued until the final close ot the Poll ; and
I would entreat the favour of your early atteudauce to-mor-
row, as, essentially connetted with the complete attainment
of the object which we have in view.
1 beg again to repeat my assuranCe, that it is the most dis-
tant thing from my intention to seek the high office of your
Chief Magistrate for the next year, or to disturb the Otder
of Succession to that proud eminence; my object is merely
-to be included in your Return to the Court of Aldermen, as
next hi Seniority to Mr. Perchard, and thereby to vindicate
to the world that I continue as, high'in the estimation of my
Brother Liverymen, as when I first received the sacred trust
of Sheriff from their hands.
•1 have the Honour to be,.
• _ Gentlemen,
4 merica.square, Your,obedient and faithful Servant,
Ott. 3, 1804. . .•• JAMES SHAW.

STATE OF THE TOLL, FOURTH DAY.
Mr. AltiLvman PERCHARD . 1461
Mr. Alderman SHAW . 1270
Mr. Alderman FLOI:VEE., 152,3

• BE PARTICULAItAS TO THE 'HOUSE.
--. PATENT BEDSTEADS AND TABLES. •
BUTLER's Furnishing Upholstery, and Cabinet
Ware-rooms and Nlantita6tory,' Nos: -13. and va, Cathe-
rineltreet. A large assortment of ,articles of the newest,
nearest, and most ceconomical Fashions, of well seasoned.
Materials, and excellent workmanship, with several int-
proveniehts.
• B tynt R respeelfully relies on. the good discernment. of
the Public, that they will ace through
,the paltry devices
and insinuations opposed to him and counterfeiting his arti-
cles. It is'well known that flu r Lc* has two patents, one
for Tables, the other for Bedsteads; the principle of the first
is applicable to almost all kinds of Tables, and is allowed to
'be a great iniprovethent; it renders them more convenient.
for Houses, and much mere portable. The principle of the
other is appliCable to most kinds of Bedsteads, as Four Post,
ent,'Sofa, and Chair Beds, which latter are singularly use.
ful sickneas, and each when shut up, make a handsome
• piece, of furniture for a Sitting Room, Dressing Room, &C.
FhelFour Post and Tent Beds go together in all parts with
brasi, and are fixed with much
.ease without the help of
tools or tacks-Or nails in the-furniture, and are very portable.
Particular kinds of the above, adaptedlor Gentlemen of the
Army and Navy, and hot climates, also portable Chairs, &c.
. BUTLER'S Patent ManufaCtures have been graeiously pa.; -
tronized by the King, tauten, and -Royal Family, and ho-
notnal by orders from numbers of the Nobility and Gentry,
and hive be-en highly appioVeit of in the East and Wtst
Indies t the merit of the Articles have thus met with fa-
vourable encourftgement, and for which he returns hisgrate-
tul acknowledgments, and cannot tint notice the kind Of-
fices of- some others, who fix 'up. large Sign-Boards, with-
Bu TL I al* name inscribed, which may help also to promote
his Business, or should it he designed otherwise, he, •by the
permission of Providence, manufaChires and sells his Supe-
rior Four-post and other Beds, excellent ,Dining Tables, and
Cabinet Articles as above, naively, Catherine-street,'S doors
-front the Strand, a Brick front House, where he has con-
structed several Tools and Machines for working the same,.
and has otherwise been at considerable expence to bring theta
to that utility and degree of perfeetion at which they now
are. - At the same place may be .had every Article for the
completely Furnishing Houses. -N. B. For Exportation.

HEYSHAM-HALL ESTATE. •
T 0 BE SOLD BY AUCTION,
At the New inn, in Lancaster,' on Monday the Bth day of
Ottober, tBo4, at Seven o'clock in the Evening,
A. L L that MESSUAGE or DWELLING.
HOUSE, called HE YS II A M AI. I„ ',with the Bans,
Out-buildings; Orchards, and Gardens belonging thereto ;
and also 87 A. t R. 6-P. Statute, Measure, of licit Arable,
Meadow, and Pasture. Land, situate at 'Heysham, in the
County of Lancaster, lyiug Compad, coritiveus thereto, and
occupied therewith, and now in the possession of lotus Mid-
dleton, as Tenant. • •
HEYSHAM, is pleasantly situated opon the Sea Shore,
6ve miles from the town of Lancaster, and much resorted to
itt the Bathing Season.
Also at the. same timeto be sold, in Lots, several Closes.of
•G round and Moss Dales in HeYsliam aforesaid, containing,
by admeastudement, 88 Acres, Statute- Measurement, in the
possession of the said lows Lvtiddleton and others. -•
Also to be sold at the same place, on Tuesday the gth day
of the said month of 06tober, at Sewn o'clock in the Even-
ing, all that Messuage or Dwelling-House, cailcd Hal&
Carr, with the Parns, Stable, and Out-buildings, Summer
liduse, lately built ; and Garden, also lately fenced and
made, weltstoeked with the choicest Fruit Trees, and bides-
ed with a good Wall ; and the siveral Closes of Ground ad.
kiiiting to, and occupied therewith, containing, by estnna-
•tion to A. •a. R. customary measure of seven yards to •the
koOd, situate in the Townshiii of Ss,:otforth, within one mile'
or the town oflancaster, and now in the occupation of
liant PrOeler, as Tetiant
'Ow last mentioned eternises have an unlimited rkht•of
Commie-, upon ScutiOrth Moor, which is very exterisive.
• Thp said
.Jonas Middleton will spew the' shaut.ilall
Estate and Premises-in Heysham, the said Witham Procter.
thc. Itaid -Carr Estate min and liner particulars iy be'had
.by applying at the Office of Mr. BalaWin, Solicitor in Lan-
caster, wherea Plar. the Premises may be seen. .
Lancaster, Sept. 1, 1804.