The Sun. — London, England, 1802-02-08 00:00:00

~~~ Fran the LONDON GAZETTE, Feb. 6,18 oz. AT the Court at the Queen's-House, the 3cl of Feb. 1802, Present, the KING'S most Excellent Ma jesty in Council. This day His Royal Highness the Duke of Cam bridge was, ,by His Majesty's command, intro duced into the Privy' Council for the United King dom of Gr'eat Britain and Ireland, by His Grace the Duke of Portland, K. G. Lord President, and His Royal Highness took his place at the Board on His lilajesty's left hand. At the, Court at the Quee , i's-House, the 3d of Feb. 18oz, Present, the KING'S Most Excellent Ma jesty in Council. • SHERIFFS APPOINTED BY HIS MAJF.STY IN COUN.. CIL FOR THE YEAR, 18oz. BEDFORDSHIRE—John Higgins the Younger, of Turvey, Esq. . •.• , BERKSHIRE--The Hon. Thomas Windsor of Braywick. BUCKINGHAMSHIRE—James Oldham Oldbarn, . of Misseu— den- AloSey , Esq. • . CAMS. AND HUNr.—Thomas Aveling, of Whittlesea , Esq. CI-resume—Lawrence Wright, of Mottrarn St. Andrew, Esq. CUMBSRLAND—Edward Hasell, of Dalemain, Esq. Deasys it IR a--,Thomas Prlncep, of Croxall, Esq.. DL-v oN sfii Re—Postponed. Dolts' rsti IR s—Etimund Morton Pleydell, of _Whateorttbe, s. . . Ess E ex q —Robert Raikes, of Gre4t Ilford, Esq. . .. GLOUCESTERSHIRE—James Musgrave,. of Barnsley-Park, HERE fOßt,:i Its RE—Thomas Debits, of the Apostles, Esq. Tien T. ro P. Lo Sil: it e---,Jacob ,Busanquet, of .Broxborn-Park, Esq. - • - •-_, K EN T,—Th9rnai jun Godfrey,_ a Ash, Esq. I..sices - Postponed.—Postponed. - . Li Near,x su i a e—Henry p illion, of Naith, Esq. 1.10 N NI 0 iir HA 111 S. E —Thomas Morgaii,of the Hill, Esq. NOR FOLK —l itobert Wilson, of Didlington, Esq. Non.TtiAmr - rossutia—Robert Cary Elvves, of Great Bit ting, Esq. ' NORTHUNIDERI,AND—CharIes William Bigge, of ,Benton- Housi..t, Esq. No 11T INC.IIA M S H IR E+—RQbert Lowe, of Oxton, Esq. , . Ox FORDSII.IRE---Thomas Toouev, of Nettleb, Esq. RuTL A N DS ki I R E—Willi,am Gilsc;ii, of Burieigh, Esq. Snnors ti IR E- - --.WWiain Ferriday, of Pawl% Parva, Esq. bo MER SET sal a a—Benjamin Greenhill, of Stone Easton, Esq . ST A E FOP. Di:: I AL—Robert Parket, of Park-Hall, Esq, COVNTY Or SOUTHAMPTON—Sir Edward Hulse , ot Brea -1,10r,.., Bart. SUFFOLK- 7 'l liornas.Cocksetigt, of Inghain, Esq. Suititur--Edward Peppin, ot NValtti - 0.-Lo(lge, Sussex--Sir William Asliburnlyon, of Broomharn, Bart. WA WICKSEILR F.--Heneage Legg, of Aston, Esq. . s ii l R.F.—Sir Andrew.. Bayntun, of Spye-Park, Bart. Wo k eLsTER R lE—Thomas Newoliani, of Broadwas,Esq. YORKSHIRE—Sir William Foulis, ot Ing,leby-Manor, Bart. _SOUTH WALES, C A R M A R T II E N---.POStpOned. . 1 3 E M n R 0 K E , H I K E —David Lewis, Of lien-Llan, Esq. CARDIGANSHIRE. —Postponed. CL A!.TORGANH/RE.—Richard Mansell Phillips, of Sketty. 4'l, Esq. . . Ba EC o :I—Joseph Sparkes, of Penyworlod, Esq. ' • I:: A np,:oll.—john Sherburne, of LLlndrinciod, Esq, . . NORTH WALES. CA rt A 12.: , N— Robert Wynne, of Llannerch, Esq. ANGt. ES tY FOStpol.ed. IVI it ONZ T M---tohn Meredith Mostyn, of Clegir, Esq. MON GOM ER Y7-nlvid Ed. Levids.Lloyd, of Farm, Esq. D r.NB:GII —Edward Lloyd Lloyd, of l'enyllan,' Esq. E 1i; r —Sir Stephen Glynne, of Broacl-Lane, Bart. PRINCE OF WALES'S COUNCIL. County of Geri:avail. At a Council of His Royal Highness the Prince of held at Carl - ton-House, the .th day of Fl•bruary ISO 2, Thomas Carlyon, of Tregrehan, Esq. was appointed Sheriff of the County of Corn_ wall, tor OA.. year i Soz, by His Royal Highness the Prince of W.des in Council. BANKRUPTS. Rohert Joseph.Lambe, of Londcn, merchant, February t 6, ac, and March 20, at Awerve; at Guildhall. Attorney,. Mr. Jessopp, lames Dyke,. late of Manley, Chester,.com-dealer, March I, 2, anti zo, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. At taTnles, Mr. G. OrrL*l, Liverpool ; or MesSrs. Cooper a,-,cl Lowe, Southampton-Buildings, London. j•?1:,1 Watson, of Brocksfield, Northumberland, corn-mer caant, Februaty i 6, 18, and March zo, at eleven, at the Turk's Head, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. Attornies, Mr. Meggison, .Hatton - -Carden, London; or Mr. Fenwick, Newea6de-11ponLTyne. Henry of Tunbridge, Kent, carpenter, February ir, at one, February .16,• and March -2e, at eleven, at -Guild ' hall.. Attorney, Mr. Stone, Tunbridge-Wells. Richard Bayley Jameson, late of Droitwich, Worcestershire, miller, February 23, 24, and March 23, at eleven, at the Unicorn Inn, Worcester. Attornies; Messrs. Bray and Gall, Droitwich. John Gilpin, or Denbighshire, linen-draper, Feb, 22, 23, and March 2 3 , at eleven, at the Red-Lion, rex ham.. Attornies, Mr. Brown, Wrexham ; or Messrs. Kindedey, Long, anti Ince, Symend's-Inn, London. • Tnnmas auddo - forth, of Bishopsgate-street, - ; staymaker and draper, Feb; nary 16; at one, 27, and March 23, at twelve, at .L; oddball, Attorney, Mr. Garnett, New Basinghali street, -London. Charles •Ro,:;erson, of Warrington, merchant, March :5, 6, a,4;.: 20, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. •At tornies; Mr. Bardswell, Liverpool; or Mr. Blackstock, Fig-Tree-court, Temple. John Speneeri late of Circus-street, St. Mary-le-Bone, builder, • Fehruary 12, at eleven, zo, 'and March 20, at ten, at Attorney, Mr. Clarke, New Inn. Matthew Benjamin, of Lime-street-square, London, mer chant, February 16, 23, and March zo, at one, at. Guild. hall. Attorney, Mr. Martin, Vintners'-Hall, Thames- street: John Elvy the younger, of Maidstone, Kent, tailor, Feb. 13, 20, and March SZO, At ten, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Webb, St. Thomas-street, Southwark. DIFID ENDS. Feb. 26. - Charles . Lindegreen, of Mincing-lane, London, and Andrew Lindegreen the younger, of Portsmouth, mer chants, at one, at Guildh,lll. March 16. Joseph Wakefield, Edward Wakefield, Thomas Prarr, and John Nliers, late of Lad-lane, merchants, at twelve,. at Guildhall. Feb. a 7.. Luke Burehall, of Southampton, at twelve, at March Sarah Cullingworth, of Daventiy, bookseller, at eleven, at the Wheat Sheaf Inn, Daventry. March John Giles, of Frome-Selwood, Somersetshirc, brandy-merchant, at eleven, at the George, FroineLSel wood. Maich 16. Richard Willes, of the Crescent, Minories, mer chant, at twelve, at Guildhall. Feb. 2.7. Henry Moses, of Birmingham, grocer, at eleven, at the Stock "Tavern, Birmingham. -.• Mircn 6. Philip Davies, late of Blatddriar's 7 Road, hatter, at ten, at Guildhall. - March 27. Hum piiry.. Hunt, late of Bristol,,tea-dealer, at eleven, at the Whi,te- Lion, l3ristol I March 1. .Beniamin Flesher, of Liverpool, druggist, at one, at the clo'oe•Tay.ern, .Liverpool. March 6. . Samuel Malcom, late of Oid Broad-street, Lon don; b:oke.r, at ten, at Guildhall._ . . CERT IFICAT ES .. Feb. 27. George Cawthorn, of the Strand, bookseller. Thomas Many, late of - Itouverie-street, Whiretriars, Lon don, mariner. William Brown _and John Yoien, of Jermyn-street, shoe makers. john Molds, of Hampstead, corn-.ell4ndler. George Glover, of IDeao-ste..tt, Sono, t,'rorer. • TilCOlaS CCIC'S and Wernard Thomas Holbrook; of Watling _ street warehousi,men. Moses Levine, of Westminster-Road; china-man anti dealer s. Reklben Smith, of Liverpool, dealer' William Denim, of Saitt Margaret, Canteibutq, draper and taylor. Richard Evans, of the City-Road, umbrella maker. Robert Hugh es, of Chan:los-street, wcollen-drapet. john Woolley, late of Romfotd, Essex, sadler and collar ' maker. lames Shuttleworth, of Manchester, cotton-manufaaurer. ohn Tomlinson, of Saliba!, Lancashire, Weft and twist . dealer. Eleanor Collier, of Trowbridge, Wiltshire, milliner. Richard Blackburn, of Bilton with Earropte, Yorkshire, mercer. THE' SUN• rr SOLENT QUIS i.)ICERf FALSIDM AUDEAT ? LONDON, FEBRUARY 8, x 832. YESTE R DAY Rear-Admiral CAMP BELL sailed from St. Helen's for the. West Indies,. with Seven Sail of the Line, a Frigate, and a Sloop. YESTEkDAY we received the Paris Journals to the 3d inst. inclusive ; they came by a French, Pa s . sage Vessel, which on Saturday midnight, on enter ing the Port of Dover, accidentally struck against the Pier-head, immediately filled with water, and sunk in the Harbour. The Passenger's' . were all saved. The FIRST CoNstm,arrived at Paris on the night of the 3tst ulr. • Deputations from. the, Parisian Army, from the : Tribunate, the.Trihunals of. Revision and Appeal, and from man)' other Public Bodies, have presented tkemsel ves before the FIRST CONSUL, to congra. tulate him on his return to the Metropolis. There is nothing remarkable either in the Addresses of the different Speakers, or in the Answers of the FIRST CONSUL ; they are, merely expressions of respe& and affettion. • In other respeds, as - 'fai: as relates to France, the intelligence 'which ti se tr) e i rs bring is Wholly tin , .interesting. E‘reryAthing,is tranquil at.. Paris : the FIRST CONSUL'S -"return has totally dissipated the deep-laid Plans of Conspirators, which;.We believe, existed only in the dreams of British journalists. So far, indeed; from the least symptom of disaffec tion, he has been received, as he himself states, throughout his journey ; with the greatest joy, by the Merchant, the Manufadurer, and the Farmer. 'His return to the Capital was marked by such ex , pressions of esteem from all orders of men, as con vinces him he enjoys the public confidence. There is one Article from Ca/air; dated the z9th ult, in the Clef du Cabinet, (a very respedable Paper) which runs as follows " Ten horses be. " longing to Lord CORNWALLIS, have , just ar “ rived here from. Amiens, with some of his Ser " vants, and they have sailed for England,- This . , " seems as if his Excellency is making preparations " for his return to London." Another Article, worthy of observation, we have extrafted from the Official Paper - (The Mogiteur), which animadverts, with considerable warmth and spirit, on the suspicious credulity of many . of our Daily Papers, respeaing the 1 4 ,'rencli Exlieditiod to St. Domimgo. It remonstrates with severity ai4nst the insinuations which have been cast from this side of the water, -on. the obje& of the Armament and the sincerity ; in'desiririg the restoration of general Peace. : ; it concludes xvith a very just observation,; , that. -such hostile languate is a breaCh of the Law of Nations. The accounts from Conitantincp/e (ever interest ing during the trepidation of Public Opinion, and the vicissitudes of Political Affairs in Europe) state, ,that the CAP ITAN-PAcHA has been appointed Com mander in Chief of the Army destined toaajagainst PAssl.v,msr-OcLou, and to quell the revolt which has recently broken out at Belgrade. There is much bustle in the Ottoman Capital, much noise of prepa ration, but, we fear, little effe.Ctiye Agency. The GRAND VIZIER is to remain at Cairo till the - new Organ4 . atioO of Egypt . shall have been completed. At Berlin, a'cotton manufatory has been erea ed, under the strperintendance of an Enzl;sh me chanic, and the special proteCtion of the King, which has already answered so fully the most san guine expeetations of the projeaors, that 300,000 crowns have been funded for its support ; and other establishments of a similar nature are about to be undertaken it different parts of the Prussian Terri ritories. TxE ll:amburgb Mail which became due yester day arrived this Moiirtng. Its contents have been anticipated4yjhp Papers.—Accounts from Constantinople,. by the way of Italy, repeat the intelligence of the . Porte having refused to ratify the Treaty with France, and state that it justifies this refusal, by asserting that ESSEID ALI EF FENDI, who ratified thd Preliminary Treaty, had exceeded hi.a pOwers. A Dutch AfaN likewise'arrived this morning. This morning arrived a Mail from Jamaica, brought to Falmouth in 4.1. days by the Queen Charlotte Packet, THE HAlifPußeir MAIL. HAMBURGH, JAN. 30. Ate'OUNTS from Constantinople, by the way ol Italy, 'which may be depended upon, contain the in telligence, that the Porte has justified itself in re_ fusing to ratify the Preliminaries signed at Paris on the 9th of oClober, by asserting that ESSEID AL/ EFFENDI was not empowered to sign these Er eAtmi !ra cktif BERLIN, jAy. 30. His R,Oyal Highness PRINCE FERDINAND of PRUSSIA, is at present extremely ill. The Reign ing PRINCE of HESSE CASSEL arrived yesterday. THE THE ATRZ. Covent-Garden. Mt's. BILLINGTON returned- to her - station, at this Theatre, on Saturday, apparently in recovered health, but certainly somewhat reduced by her late indisposition. Her singing, hoWever, betrayed no token of infirmity. She performed the character of Rosetta, in Love ;n a Village ; with great spirit throughout, and with many touches of genuine humour. The Airs were sung with so much skill and beauty, that many persons were desirous of hearing them again, but the liberal sympathy of the Audience interfered, and the only-' encore in, which she was concerned, was the Duet composed •by - MAzziNclir. INCLEDON deserves praise for his a&ing and plain manly style of singing in Young Meadows. MUND EN'S justiCe Woodcock, and KNIGHT'S Hodge, are both intitled to commendatory notice. A very crowded Theatre bore testimony to the uuabatcd attraction of Mrs. BILL INOTON'S great powers. COF,E OF CORK, JAN. 30. - Tuts day, the remains of the 92d Regiment, or Gordon Highlanders, which di s ti ngu i s h e d i tse lf' ( as Usual) so particularly on the 13t1r of March last, iu Egypt, arrived here from the Mediterranean, CORN EXCHANGE. February 8. This clay we were fully supplied : Bath) , had la brisk sale at a small advance; many samples ofgobd Wheat were sold as, and zs. per quartet-cheaper, and Flour nearly as before. An additional duty is expeaed on Malt, Wheat .- -58 s 66s a 775 od Fine do, - 785 a 'Bos od Malt '- 44s 4 8 $ a 's o s ad Fine do, - sis a 52s od Baley - 37` a 42s 6d Rye - -38 s a 42s od White Pease 37s a 41s 6d Beans 33s a 3os 6d Old Beans 455 od Tick "do 32s a 34s 6d Oats -48 s a 24s od Poland do. : '2ss a . 26s' 6d Rape Seed 351 a 381 per last Fine Flour 6os a 6;s per sack Second do. ss a 6os per do. Ms MAJESTY on Saturday, accompanied by, the DUKE of CAMBRIDGE and General MANNERS, rode on horseback in Windsor Park. In the evening the QUEEN had a selea party at the Lodge. . . , Yesterday morning THEIR MAJESTIES and the DuicE of CAMBRIDGE, attended by the Countess of CARDIGAN and ,Lady C. WiLDEGRAVE, Mr. A• STANHOVE, General MANNERS and Major Drs soßoucti, went to Sr. George's Cathedral, where they heard an. excellent Sermon, preached by the Rev. D r . FISHER, from Sr. Paul's Epistle to the Collossians, chap. iii - , verse 54. " And above all these things put on Charity, which is the bondp,f perfedness." . • After S,eryice the ROYAL FAMILY returned to the Lodge. - ) .Ye ( sterdly morning between nine and ten o'clock, reniaiffecif the late Lord MENDIP were interred in. Westminster Abbey. The hearse was preceded by twelve men on horseback, and was followed by twelve mourning coaches and six, and twelve Gen. tlemen's carriages. _ - A Proclamation has been published by Tous- SAINT at Cape Francois, St. Domingo, on the zsth of November, for the purpose of securing tranquillity in the Colony, and preventing such Conspiracies and Insurreetions as lately broke out. It requires, among other regulations, that all Citi zens of both sexes shall be obliged to carry about them cards of safety, describing their persons, trade, &c. These cards to be granted by the Mayor of the &stria, aid given to none but such as have a trade or profession well known, or undoubted charader and sure means of existence. All persons not having such cards shall,. if Creoles, be sent to the Planta.: dons, and, if strangers, out of the Colony. Every Mayor granting a card to an improper person, is to be severely punished ; and lists of the - Cultivators of every &stria are to be furnished to the Com mander. The statement of the death of Sir HENRY HAY &s on his passage to Botany Bay, shortly after he sailed from Cork, is unfounded. No such event has taken place ; and his daughter is now in that city, and never had any intention of embarking with her father. W. HOTHAM, Esq. was on Wednesday sworn into the Office of Lord Mayor of York, for the .tusuing iycar. rrheAferage Price of Sugar, computed from the tPtuitliis".'md' for the week ending the 3d day of February rBo2, is Forty-one Shillings and Six Pence ThreeParthings per hundred weight. Twelve hundred trees ivere blown down, or so broken as to require to be removed, in the park and grounds of Lord NEWARK, at Thoresby, by the storm of the 21st Ult. During the late storm, there was not a house in Drogheda that did not sustain some damage : a gar den wall, i z feet high, so in length, and two thick, was blown down in a mass, without a brick beiog dislodged. lid RIS, FEB. 3. It is with increasing astonishment that we daily see the long articles which fill the English journal s ' and the Speeches of the Members of Parlianienty on ' the departure of the Squadron from Brest. It ' 9 difficult tti.conceille how, while w.e are at peace, 3 , 9 Expedition sent out to St. D om i ngo , to reestablish peace there, should give any uneasiness tojanonce . These discourses ate more suitable to the .fealousie s of the Tartars of Thibet, than the sentiments °f civilized Europeans. For the honour of thecivili zation of our age, let us not make. ourselves mor e barbarous and more foolish than ;: we fad are. .These puerile discussions, whichi.onlY tend to dis cover the bad faith of those who provoke them, ar e very opposite to the orders g iv en at Brest On th e signing of theTreliminaries: the Prefect, upon d' manding instruCtions how to as with regard to tit° Squadron of AdmiralCo WAL.Li S, which had b e ' l forced into Brest by stress of weather, was a" - swered, not only to allow it to enter the harbour/ hut also to take no extraordinary precautions ; fa r that it was the greatest injustice That could 13 " ofrCred to civilized Europeans, to suspett them ev er capable of a colic:lila which Honour and the Right s of Nations had, left without an example. VIENNA, J4 ! %t. 17.—1 t appears, after the mus t accurate investigations, that the PActIA of BO` GRADE had occasioned his own death by attemptil to, form a party to oppose to the Janissaries, an by endeavouring to shut them up in the Citadel on particular festivarday,*hen they tsetse usually ed, by their .customs, to go out. He placed an incon' siderate reliance-on the assistance of his Son, .w 11(7 was- to have conic with 3000 Men .to his succour' But that succour, never arrived ; the projea of the Paclia was discovered, and his house invested bi I • the Aga 'ef thejanissarieS. MVNIcH, JAN. 20.--" The discontent manifested on issuing the Ele6toral Ordinance, 'subjefting th e _ Church Lands to contribution , , is appeased, and thf measure quietly carried into execution. - - . SCHAFFHAUSEN i J. Z.1.--For these ten months there have been no French. Troops ''in our' Canton' but this week Citizen VAIL LANT arr i ve d h e re orders from General MONTR.lOiAtto,' anrituncing the speedy arrival of Troops, to Occupy (his can",!: i and City. This event, at a m om en t when the complete evacuation of Helvetia, by the Fren ch Troops was talked of, has excited sonie sensation: It seems - to be thought to Canton Frenct Troop s through all Helvetia, to maintain 'the - public tO l ; quillity, while the fate of that country approst i its denouement. Some peopic assure us, that t. measure has been concerted between the F'renchlW litary Authorities and our GovernMent, - in cons c ; quence of a pl an to arm. the fith a bit ant s of rtT smaller Cantons, which did not' meet the.appr° l / 5 tion of tho French General, an d i n p l ace o f wi`h c he engaged to have his Troops in readiness to Or press any codmotions which may b e exc i te d by establishment of the new order of things. CONST.4.NTINODL.E, DEC. 20.—The C4OO ll PACHA has been' appointed- by the •GR AND. N lOR Commander in Chief of the Army destined tv , an. against PASSWAN OGLOTS, en 4 to put an enci; . : the troubles which have rA,2I-1 Place at Belgrar, o The Negottations which h a d b een b egun b et wc i ; the Hosran A ß Of W ALLACHIA an d t h e Rebel P41c.10 are broken off, A numerous fleet of small boats 3 1. ' equipped.On the Daim,b,e, for the purpos e of attAc l4* ing [ridden. The GRAND VIZIER will remain some time' ac Cairo for the purpose of organizing the afrAits Egypt upon a new footing. The greatest Pall s the Army. ,will also remain there until trangninill entirely re-established. ich BERLIN, JAN. 16.—The Cotton Machines have been brought to such great perfelion in En 7 land, an d w hi c h h ave b een i ntro d uce d i nto Fran ini with so much advantage to her maoufafturcs, also to make some progress in this . Country. a t House of BERNHOU os and Cox E N have formed, the aid of an English Mechanic, and of that Cc - • cellent Prussian Mechanic Z4O-IAR TAS, a T O chine of more than one thousand spindlis, which worked with extreme . ease, and - of . eery part 0 , which the workmen are made to preserve exalt - 19 4 del i , i n or d er to f ac ili tate t h e mu l t i p li cat ion " these machines. Th ree hundred thousand cro wn of are appropriated to the purposes of this establis h* went, which is under the special proteetion of 01 4 KING. The perfection of the machine induces' to hope that we shall be able to enter into a ool li e • tition with England, 1;0 THE HAGUE, JAN. 2 2.—ACCOMItS from - tavia state, that' the mortality there has b e gs by no means so great these three last years ber formerly. The Governor General, and o f t o Officers of distiraion, have sp a red no pains o f have the morasses around the City and Fort o f Batavia drained ; and thus change the retrea t innumerable inseds and serpents into fertile M e a l lows. By cutting down the woods, the air is g t „ f s e dually rendered more pure, and freed . from stagnant vapours so fatal to Europeans. The c 4 ei l rison, for the pre s er va ti on o f i ts health, is statin n o g on the heights which s u rroun d the City, O c r ej o small detachments on duty. It is eel rain, th a i i is good Government and a free T ra d e ma y render ic Colony more useful to our Republic, than wh e , i 'l l o was in the hands of an E xc l us i ve Company, only thought of their own interests. 13 1 ' BORSG ELI N, Archbishop of - Aix, and Nros/ shop of Lescar, arriv e d J an . z 8 at Brussels. 11,1er. r came from England, and r e t urn to F ran ce by mission of the Government. Prince HENRY of PRUSSIA is dangerously , Married on Thursday the . 4.th inst. at Nonrnot Isle of Wight, by the Rev . P. GrART, YOUNG, of the Bth, or King's Regiment, to t hG J ANNETTE SUTHERLAND, second daughter 0 " late Captain SUTHERLAND. On Friday last, the sth inst. died in Old Bu tt q , ton-street, Mrs. HEA - roN, wife of J. 1-lEATo l4 c' e ct On the sth inst. died, at his hou s e in 11 , 11 / 4 1, re Phillimore Place, Kensingto n , G EOR GE F.4Rg o t Esq. formerly of Portsmouth, in the A Countis Southampton, in the 65th. year of his age.. ` — c lr lived universally beloved and esteemed by hts rated dons and friend,, , 4o h e di e d un i versa lly li t by them. 1 t