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TWICKENHAM LODGE.
• TO BE LET,
And mitered upon at Michaelmas next, for the term of Seven or
Fourteen Years,

ALL that most desirable and compact residence
called T W !CERN A M LODGE ESTATE, pleasantly
situated on Twickenham Common, about 12 nilles from London,
and upon a moderate scale. The Residence contains an Entrance
Hall, a good Breakfast, Dining and Drawing Rooms, hand-
somely fitted up, and Seven good Bed-rooms, with a Water-
Closet, and Offices of every other description, attached so as to
render the Estate fit for the Residence of a genteel family. There
Is also a productive walled Garden, a Green-house, Hovhonse,
and two Fish-ponds well stocked. The premises are well sup-
plied with most excellent water. The Residence may be had
either with or without 110 Acres of goad and P..sture
Lard adjoining, or any less quantity.
Further particulars and Tickets to view may to had on appli-
cation personally, or by letter (post paid) to Mr. Leigh, Soli-
citor, 130, Wood-street, Cheepside.

SUFFOLK.
MANOR, FARMS, AND'DECOT.

.
To, soiskily AUCTION,
•
At the tear Inn, stelir We ft*, Myst Tinian*, bas Tiros-
natatelg. k11j441, Qgro'
!THE MANOR of rRITTON, in the County of
SUFFOLK; also the IMITTON ESTATE—compris-
ing the Mansion-house, with the Coach-house, Gardens, Woods,
Plantations, &c. &c. in the occupation of Geo: Pneascr., Eq. the
several Farms in the occupation of Mr. Worms and Mr. Lints,
and the fine Piece of Water callad FRITTON DECOY, waich
covers a very considerable extent of lard. This Estate contains
nearly SEVEN HUNDRED ACRES---:s n all freehold,
and within seven miles of Crest Yarmouth and IC of Norwich,
and adjoining the River, which is navigable to sliose places. The
Leases to the present Tenants will dan-rr.i.-.e cn the 11th Octo-
ber, 1.1‘19. The scenery from this Es:ate is not se passed by any
In Suffolk, there being fine views of the Fritton, Belton and Her-
ring3eet Lake and surrounding Country.—The Decoy abounds
in fine Fish—there Is also an abundance of Wild Fowl during
the season, and a fair quantity of Game upon the Estate, which
might in a short time be increased to a great extent. A consider-
able part of the purchase money may remain on mortgage.
Printed Particulars may be had of Messrs. Panther a.:d Tur-
ner, Solicitors London-street, London ; of Mr. John Frar.cis,
No. I, New Solicitors,
London ; of M.osrs. Francis and
Turner, Solicitors, Norwich ; and of Mr. H. V. Worship, Soli-
citor, Great Yarmouth.
The Map of the Estate may be-seen at Mr. Worship's Mee.

MANOR, LIBERTY, AND HUNDREDS, IN THE
COUNTY OF DORSET.
-TO BR SOLD (IN FEE) BY PRIVATE CONTRACT.
lErliIE MANOR OF STURMINSTER- 'ltiAß-
zx SHALL, with the Court Baron, Right of Fishery in the
'Myer Stour, Chi:•f (tents, Poyalties, Perquisites, Privileges,
and Appurtenances thereunto belongin„..; One-third Part of the
Liberty of Sturmiuster Marshall, and of the Hundreds of Loose-
barrow and Hundreisbarrow, with the Court Lect and Pei-
quisites thereof ; also, the Intirety of a new Brick-Built Farm-
House, and othjr Dwelling-Houses and Cottages, anar.ll Gar-
dens, Spar-Bals, and Islands in the River Stour ; the She of
the Manor Milt, Coppices, and valuable Corn non Rights;
also, about 270 Acres, by estimation, of Arabler Meadow, and
Pestura Land, with valuable Moduses in lieu of Tithes:—all
situate in the Parish of Sturminster Marshall, between Bland-
ford and Poole, and adjoining Winborne Minver, in tEc vest
pkasant and desirable part cf the County of Dorset ; aboendirg
with Game, very good ribbing, and near two lacks of Foa
Hounds, and two Packs of Harriers.
The beautiful River Stour, from .Blankiford-Bridge to Cork-
Castle, forms the South and East Boundaries. Dr: Turr.pike
passes through the Manor, and it is only Five Miles (font tlia
Great Western Road.
The Premises will be found worthy the attention of a Gentle.
man fond of Hunting, Shooting, or Fishing ; and not unworthy
the Notice of any Gentleman inclined to lay out Money in the
Purchase of Lands.
The Value would be much increased by an Inclosure of the
Commonable Pasture and Arable Lands in the Manor, (which
it is probable will, in a short time, take place), as all the sago-
closed Lands are remarkably good; the Mead-we and Pasture of
the first quality, and well supplied with Water, and the Arable'
well calculated for Turnips and Ilarlep or other Corn or Grain.
Mr. Henry Jenkins, the Tenant, will shew the Premises; and
to purchase, and far further Partiailara, application to be made
to Mr. Hancock. Solicitor, Wiecliscom:l4 Sotnerct.
87th June, 1318.

I)ALBY's GENUINE CAISAIINATIVE is supe-
rior to all other remedies for the Wir .1, Turgid", Con-
vulsions, and those Disorders in the Stomach and Dowels of In.
fants, which prove fatal to so many under the age of two years.
It is equally efficacious in Cinalics, Fluxes, and other Complaints
in the Intestines of grown persons. This invaluable Cord
divine, inv--nted by the late Mr. Joseph Dalby, Apothecary, Is
now prepared by his daughter, Mrs. Frances Gull, and her Sons,
to whom alone he bequeathed this Property by his Will It is
sold cnly by F. Newbery and Sons, at the old established Ware-
house, No. 45, the East End of. St. Paul's, the third House
from Claei:pside, price 13.9 d. a bottle; but if procured else-
where, be sure to ask for " Cell's Dalhy's Carminative," and
see that the name " F. Newbery" is engraved in the stamps.
Said also by J. Sanger, lac), Oxford-street; Burchell, Long-
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PRICR SUVENTP.Ne

ipEER:,L il',Ltx4loffi4

THE COMMITTEE for conducting the PLE7- .
TION of &r MURRAY MAXWELL most earnntil
represent to the El. ctors of WestminA:r who have not yet
polled, that Four Days alonvietaain in which they c Kau e
a splendid victory, and vindicate their real liberties and fran-
chise against those who wntild level all distinctions in the class
cf Uoiyersal Suffrage.
slivery circumstance attending the Poll renders it certain, that
an early and vigorous eSiart will ri.ske the victory easy =et
coropietc.

The unpolled Voters are therefore most ezrzestly entreated
to present themselves at the HustinE: wiihout delair.

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WERTM I MITER ELRCTION.
T' prestnt CONTEST far the REPRESEN-
TATION of the CITY of WESTNIINSTRR being truly
of a pugs& nature. the Friends sod Supporters cf Sir MURRA Y
MAXWELL, have determined to eater into a SUisSCP.IP.
TION for defraying the necessary Fapenses of the Election :
and Notice is hereby given, that Sahseriptions will he received
at Messrs. Mares. Fleet-street ; Messrs. Ttreh and Co. Rond-
street ; Messn. Herrin and Co. St. James's-street ; and Sir
John Perrin& and Co. Cornhili
The Ladies having already taken a decided lead in the Sub.
scription, it is earnestly hoped that the same lihrr-aity will con-
tinue

to be abewn by thole female Frienih to the Cause of Sir
Murray ?shrivel], who may not Wave been appi;ed of the Exer-
tions of their fair Countrywomen.

TO THE GENTLrMEI3, CLERGY, YEOMANRY. AVI)

FREEHOLDERS OF THE COUNTY OF E'EN F.
Emma& Faesnottsal,
RETURNED again as your REPRESENTA-
TIVE in PARLIAMENT, I am unable, at this mo-
ment, to express, in terms adequate to my feelings, those senti-
ments of gratitude witL sviZi.la I am impressed.

The situation on the Poll, in which the spontaneous and un-
precedented exertions of all classes of the Fraeholders hare
daily placed me, demands my warmest and most heartf.k
thanks ; nor do I feel less grateral to thor 'numerous Friends •
who were stia anxious to appear at the Foll•tablr to itZ-ep rise la
the same cnvialde situation, ILA the contest continued.

Whilst the kind support I hive received at ycm hands evinces
your approbation of my past condu,:t, so shall it Le an askiitional
stimulus to my exertions in future.
I have the honour to be,
Your Liti.Cul and cue/lien scream, •
EDWARD ILS.Vicaßzu...
Maidstone, June 27, 1519.

- ~WM 11•._Jllh ...<!" • ••••••••2"...
Tat cONNIITTEE for conduct** the. EL: E.C.-
'TV)* of Sir F.DWAND KNATCHBULL beg io
announc2, that a Eubscriptien is entered Into and row going eft
for s:Lfraying the Expenses of his Section, and those Frierds
' who hare already subscribed, or are disposed to Rasta-Me
t.Avards them, are requested to pay their Subscriptions iota
either of the Benhing-honses cf the Co;nty, or of Messrs. itc,
bars and Co. Lerr.bard-street ; Messrs. Hoare and Co. Fleet.
,erect; or 2.lessrs. Eruir.mcn:ti, Charing-Cross, whewe vestige:
tieely authorised to receive Ihe rzle on or before the Ist day or
August next, to be placed to the account of the Contra:row
WILLIAM DEEDES, Chairm-au.
Maidstone, June 27, 1818.

KENT ELECTION.

THE COMMITTEE for CONDUCTING the
ELECTION of Sir EDWARD lcSi ATCIIIICLL de-
sire, that all persons haying any Demand upon then' on arcourt
of the Election, will &liver the same immediately to Messrs.
Burr, Hoar, and Burr, of Nl.7.idsii.ne, their Agents, in cider
that the same rnty be adjusted and p:,id.
WILLIAM DE7DES, Chairman.
Maidstone, June 27, 1818.

TO THE GENTLEME:•:,CLERGY, YEOMANRY, Ai'
arntr. FRCEIIOLDE.Ra of the COUNTY of KENT.
Gmerxrunv,
WHEN I last addressed you it was at the mo-
ment when I apprehended the baneful effect of Milliste-
Hal Influence was about to destroy every appearance of Inde-
pendence in this County ; I wish new to pass no comment upon
this question: I leave that to other:, and I am certain that the
mind of every well-wisher to his Country *ill reflect upon it
and decide.
Daring the contest, I felt it my indispensable duty to give a
fall opportunity for a 'absorption to be r2lied, which was ne-
cessary to my exertions—l retired the moment I felt that duty
had been fulfilled—and I stopped short of litigious contest.
When I came forward, I reminded yon of the twe victories
had obtained to the Independent Seat, when the whole stir ovis
cf the County had been riled Coat ; I 4:-.1 fully contihced I
should now have congratulated you upon 3 third, Lad a Sub-
seAption sarphed rest with the means of triaging up those wile
were well-wishers to :he mace. .
At this moment of ray ntiroment, I feel conscious that I knee,
durh.g three Pardaments, without one exception, acted up to the
principle winch I or:frir.all'l professed In 17.51.
In the two contests to which I have alluded, the generous
glow or 'Freedom animated the Freehald•rs; I then possessed
the means to lead thera.on to victory. Those means exist no
more.
It will be my most ensions whit to evince a greteful voind..tc.e
the confidence you so La% have placed its me, by smiting try
efforts to those of otter Genfiewen who promote theimprovee
merit, welfare, and happir.csa-cf :he Comity of Kent.
I sin your fah..ral end.obetiient humble Servant.
Oxen /loath, June 12, 18. lii Mll. GE.i.E.T.
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