The Sun. — London, England, 1802-03-01 00:00:00

From tiJe LONDON GAZETTE, Feb. 27, t Boz At the Court at St. James's, the z.i.th of Febru, ry, 1302, PRESENT, The KING'S Most Excellent Majesty in Council. His Majesty having been pleased to appoint Hen ry Eentinck, Esq. Captain_General and Governor in Chief of the Island of St. Vincent, Bequia, and such other of the Islands commonly called the Gre_ nadines, as lie to the Northward of the Island of Cariacou, - in America, he, this day, took the usual Oaths appointed to he taken, -by the Governors of His Majesty's Plantations. At the Court at the Queen's House, the zsth o. FeLi-uarY; igoz, PIIESENT, KING'S Most Excellent Majesty in Council. His Majesty, in Council, was this Day pleased to - appoint Sir John Davie, ofCreedy, Bayonet, to be Sheriff of the County of Devon. - Wkitehall, February. 27, i Soz. The King has been pleaseki-to grant the dignity of a Viscount of the,:tinitad•Kiiagdom of Great and Ireland unto the Right Honourable A,heton fii:itonrcurz.on,,lßld to the Heirs Male of lawfully begotte9,, by. the Name, Stile, and .3.'i t e• of Viscount CurzOn, of re::n, in the comity of Buckingham. Ordna,!ce-O . thce, Febytafry 23, rBo2, Rgimert Captain-Lieutenant 'Francis Re. ) ; to be Captain, vice R. - King, deceased. nitecl Feb. 3, iFoz. First' Lieutenant George Massey to be Captain_ Lieutenant, vice Rey. - Dated as above. - Second Lieutenant James Grant to be First Lieutenant, vice .Massey.. Dated as above. Brev6. 'Lieutel:aM-Colonel Abram Du Vernctt to he Lieu ' tenant-Colonel, vice G. Wilson, invalided. Dated Feb. 1802, , . Brevet Major Henry Rogers to be Major, vice'Du Vernett. • Dated as aboVe. Captain-Lieutenant Charles Gold to be Captain, vice Ro gers Dared as above. Flfst Lieutenant Henry Hickman tO-be Captain-Lieutenant, vicc Gold.. Dated as above. • Seeentd Lieutenant William Pcwer. to be First Lieutenant vice Flic! , .rnan. - Dated Feb. Ir. rSoz. Brevet Lieutenant-Colonel lames Butler to be Lieutenant- Colonel, vice S. Rimington, invalided. Dated as above. Brevet Major James Miller to be Major, vice Butler. Dated as above. Ca , ::tAn-Lieutenant'Joseph Carnctoss to be Captain, vice • Dated 2:...2.1rcve. First Lieutenant Philip Meadows to be Captain-Lieutenant, vice Canicross. - Dated as above. - Secor,d Lieutenant Guy C. Coffin to be First Lieutenant, vice Meadows. Dated as above. Brevet Major'Henry Hutton to be Major, vice G. F. Lewis, invalided. Dated as above. Captain-Lieutenant Alexander Watson to be Captain, vice Hutton. Dated as above. First `Lieutenant John Mathews to he Captain-Lieutenant, vice Watson.- ',Dated as above. - Second Lieutenant William .-Scott to be First-Lieutenant,. vice Mathews. Dated as above. Second Lkutenant john Orlebar to be First-Lieutenant, vice J. G. - Butslern, invalided. First-Lieutenant Stephen J.. Rawlinson to be a Quarter-Mas ter, vice Gold, promoted. D,ted - as above. • . Mr- Office, Feb. 27, z 2cl Regiment•of Dragoon Guards, Lieutenant Sir John Le_ __maxi Rogers, Bart. to he Captain:" by purehace, vice. Adams; promotei. Cornet fohn: Grosser to be Lieute riant, • vice Sir John Rogers. 7th-Reljrnciit of. Light Dragoons, Cornet Cavendish to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Kennett, promoredin the , SthWest India Regiment. loth- Ditto, Ensign the Honourable Frederick Howard, from the 85th Foot, to be Lieutenant, - by purchase, vice Lord James-Mtirra?, promoted. • stn Regiment of Yoot., Major Charles Imhoff to be Lieu- tenant-Colonel, by purchase, vice Kane, who retires. Captain Norman Macleod --to be Major, vice Imhoff. En sign W. Of from-the Bth West India , Regi ment, to be Lieutenant, by purchase, vice Swinton, pro motcd. 9,th Ditto, ,Lieutenant Robert H. Hanslip to be Captain, by purchase, vice Craufurd, promoted. " rth Ditto, Lieutenant the Honourable Richard King, from the nth Light Dragoons, to be Captain by purchase, vice Sdpte, who retires. iSth Ditto, Lieutenant Edward Walker to be Captain, by purchase; vic.: Stuart, who retires. 2.5 th Ditto,' Lieutenant George Tripp to be Captain, by pur chase, vice . Alle'ri, who retires. z9th Ditto, Captain Henry Sullivan, from the ad West India Regiment, to be Captain, vice Dahner, wiw exchanges. 35th Ditto, E;rAgn Daniel Gardner, from the 43d Foot, to be Lieutenant, by purchaSir+ioe Finnan, who retires. 53d Ditto, William Thomas Past:,, Gent. to be Ensign, by purchase, vice 'fhorrinson,'prolnoted. 67th Dito, Lieutenant JOlrn Watson to be Captain, by purchase, vice Mainwaring, promoted. loth Ditto, Captain Tames Williamson to be Major, by pur chase, vice Kennan, who retires. Lieutenant Benjamin , Lawrence' to be Captain, vice Williamson. Captain Hamer Gasket!, from the Cambrian Rangers, to be En sign, by purchase, vice Cox, promoted. Royal Irish Invalids, Lieutenant John Adolphus Burton, from the Durham Fencibles; to be Lieutenant, vice Smyth, • deceased: Icl West India Regiment, Captain George Palmer, from the 2.9 th root, to be Captain, vice Sullivan, who ex changes. Auchtertol Volunteers, William Lewis, Cent. to be Lieutenant, vice Balfour, who resigns. James Inchon,' Gent. to be Ensign', vice Greig, superseded, having absetawl hiniself without leave. ,Betvi7le. ficiiptteers. Andrew Macpbeison, Gent.:4o be h vlcc Macpherson , deceased. Royal aiienc4 Volunteers, Sc6ond Lieutenant Willi lames to be first Lieutenant, vice -Edward Davies, who resigns. Second Lieutenant Thomas Noot to be Yirst Lieutenant. To he Second Lieutenants—Henry, Peach, Gent. vice fames. Griffith Jenkins, G . ent. vice Now. John Edwards, Gent. Ea;iern Dist -1R of FljeShire'Volunterrs. Ensign Peter Currie to be Lieutenaiit, vice Todd, dismissed Robert Gent: to be' Ensign.; vice Currie. Laiiivet Volunteers Lieutenant Nicholas Grose :0 he Captain, vice Cole, de ceased. Ensign Nicholas Cole to be Lieutenant, vice Grose. - Roger Fienwood; Gcnt. to he Ensign, vice Cole. Ist R.llP3lic;: 91:Manchester and Saifird Pc.lanteers, Simmons,William Gent. to . be Ensign,' ,le.,rr.-s;~rre 1 ~•':•:rteirs. Reid, Cent. to be Second Lieutenant, vice Thorne, To be ~:;SJ sul,er,e Ca n.l;i7 ce<IIP s. , g , :cd tbe.Lord Lieutenaßq of the Caunty of Kent., Daft,' Jan. 20, 002.. eputy,Lieutenants---Tho Earl of Radnor. Charles `,V,litworth, 8.. - George Harris, Esq. Cholme ley Dering, Esq . Philip" Martin, Esq. Thomas Lane, Esq.-- Francis Hubble 'Douce, Esq.: John Lade the younger, Esq. Edward Taylor, ofßitrons, Esq. Edward Hussey the yfainger, Esq. Baldwin Duppa Duppa, Esq Francis Markea, Esq.- FranCis L'ucius'Austen, Esq. lohO George Children, Esq. Co . ingli.Csknin the West Kent signed' 4y the Lord Liezac ,• :rant. Dated Sept: Henry Hawley . , Esq. to be Second Major. v,7 in the First (or A.rgyllshire) Regiment of North 0 , the Lord Lieutenant. Dated y 24, FSyl. Cw;:;71, Alclander Campbell to be Captain, vice David Cani.pbelf, promoted. BANKRUTCY ENLARGED, March Ts. William Green, of Swansea, Glamorganshire, cheesemonger, at eleven, at the Bush Inn, Swansea. BANKRUPTCIES SUPERSEDED. Thomas Dobson, of Vendall,Westmorland, merchant. Tames Morley, of Walcot, Sometsetshire, vidualler. BANKRUPTS. _ _ Matthew Coates Horsley, of Bread-street, merchant, to sur render March 6, 13, and April r 4), at one, at Guildhall. Attorney, Mr. Nowell, Essex-street, Strana. William Butler, of Weldon, Northampton, linen-draper, March 6, 13, and April so, at ten, at Guildhall, Attorney, Mr. Field, Friday-street, Cheapside. Edward Bower, late of New-Mills, Derbyshire, cotton-spin ner, March 17, sg, at the Star Inn, Manchester, and April, 10, at his N'EsjesWS - raol at Derby, at eleven. Attornief,' Messrs. Du44twortivand Chippeudall, Manchester. Robert. Foggap gr of Saiford, near Manchester, cotton-mpnu faCturer, March f 9, and April so, at twelve, at the Star Inn, Manchester. Attorney, Mr. Edge, Manchester. Tulin Yendole, of West Munckton, Somersetshire, mcalman, March 5,6, and April so, at eleven, at the Castle Inn, Taunton. Attornies, Mr. Warren, Langport, Somerset shire; or Mr. Reeks, of \Veil-close-square, London. Thomas Young, of Ripon, Yorkshire, grocer, March 26, 27, and April so, at eleven, at the Nortolk Arms, Ripon. Attornies, Mr. oates, Ripon; or Mr. Ludington, Temple, London. Henry Williams, of Crickhowell, Brecon, money-scrivener, March ea, 23, and April so, at ten, at the Bear Inn, Crick- Attornies, Mr. Martin, Crickhowell; or Messrs. Jones and Page, Nag's-Head- Court, Gracechurch-street. Henry Hope, now or late of Liverpool, woollen-draper, March 18, 19, and April so, at one, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. Attornies, Messrs. Palmer and Tomlinson, Warntord-court, Throgmorton-street, London; or Mr. Brandreth, Liverpool. William Wrigg, of Manchester, liquor-merchant, March 5, 19; and April io, at ten, at the Commercial Inn, Man chester. Attornies, Mr. Hewitt, Manchester ; or Mr. Ellis, Ctirsitor-street, Chancery-lane. D IVIDEADS. March 2z. Henry Roberts, late of Standen, and John • Roberts, of Newport, Isle of Wight, and Mark Gregory, late of King's Arms-Yard, London, bankers, at one, at the Green Dragon Inn, Newport. • March 22. Thomas Nelson Assheton, of Liverpool, mer cnant, at eleven, at the Globe Tavern, Liverpool. March 4. Samuel Kemble and Walter S pens, late of Nor folk-street, Strand, Inerchants, at eleven, at Guildhall. March 6. Thomas Eccles and Barnard Thomas Holbrook, of Watling-street, London, warehousemen, at ten, at Guild hall. May i. Thomas Stanton, of Ironmonger-lane, London, fac tor, at one, at Guildhall. May to. William I3uddle, the younger, of Chenies-street, St. Giles in the Fields, carpenter, at eleven, at Guildhall. March 23, Francis Nalder, of Snaresbrook, Essex, victualler, at eleven, at Guildhall. IVlay Is. William Watterley Weller, of Deptford, Kent, mil ler and malts! r, atm-kg, - at Guildhall. May 8. Richar Gates cif — Saffron-hill, Middlesex, bakdr, s tai at one, at G tia 111. 43 ` 1 r: March 23. Tholiiis,:l - Joade, fate of Chertsey, Surrey, dealer, at twelve, at Gt.}:kidliAk r, , .; April 3. William Stewart, of Doncaster, York, hawker, at ten, at Guildhall. '. , June 12. Thomas Shivers, late of Nicholas-lane, merchant, at ten, at Guildhall. _ March 2:3. William Cunningham, late of Great Prescot street, Goodman's-Fields, wine -merchant, at one, at Guild hall. March z 7. Edward Troughton and William Troughton, of Carshalton, Surrey, tailors, at ten, at Guildhall. April 3. Joseph Rackstraw, of Henley-upon-Thames, Ox ford, grocer, at ten, Guildhall. April 3. Thomas Newman, now or late ofof Exeter-Change, Strand, optician, at eleven, at Guildhall. May 4. Richard Hilstead, of Horsham, Sussex, vidualler, at ten, at Guildhall. March 2 ' . James Meredith, of Hereford, linen-draper, at ten, at Guildhall. May rr. Jane Galliers, of St. John's-street, West Smithfield, baker, at ten, at Guildhall. April 24. Septirnus Eglin and Sarah Pepys, of Chiswell street, Old -street, booksellers, at one,_ at Guildhall. March 29. William Boubyer, late of Bristol, at four, at the Bush Tavern, Corn-street, Bristol. April 19. Abraham liullivant, of Solyhull, Warwick, vic tualler, at one, at the Snakespear Tavern, New-street, Bir mingham. March 23. john Friend, of Berrpondsey-stit'et, Surrey, fell monger, at one, at Guildhall. • CERTIFICATES. March 20.• William Spencer, of Saffron-hill, vianaller. Robert Harper, late ot N4weastle-under-Lyme, scrivener. Benjamin Robert Haydon, of the Borough of Plymouth, bookseller. John 13erriman; of Brewer-street, Pimlico, florist. Hawkins Bird, of Wine -street, Bristol, tea-dealer. Tames Steward, of Watford, Hertford, mariner. George Andrews, late of Holybourne, Hampshire, tanner. Wilhara Bohn Donne, of Liverpool, linen-draper. John Chamberlain, of Bramford, Sufl6lk, inn-keeper. *.* The LATEST EDITIONS of this Paper are distributed in BRISTOL, BATH, and their Envi rons, by M. CM/PETER LATHAM, No. ro, Park. Row, and on the Exchange, Bristol ; and at. No. z, Frog-Lane, Bath ; to which ?laces the Public are requested to send their Orders. '7 THE SUN. • SOLENT QUIS DICERE F ALSUM AUDEAT ? LONDON, MARCII i, 1802. YESTERDAY and the day before, Cabinet Coun cils were held, the one at Lord HAW KES B URY'S, the other at Mr. ADDINGTON'S, probably to consider the Dispatches which were brought by a Messen ger from Lord CORNWALLI . s on Friday. re-povta havc, a 3 ”0,3. 1 1 rirovaileri ls to the purport of them ; but the secrecy most laudably continues to be such, that we acknowledge our selves wholly unable to afford our Readers any in formation respelling them, that can be depended on. We are not insensible of the uneasiness that pre vail 3, especially in the Commercial Part of the Community, at the delay which has occurred in the Arrangement of the Definitive Treaty. But, we have not forgotten, and our Readers must well re member, the. universal impatience which prevailed, in a still greater degree, for some weeks, previous to the Signa3b&of the Preliminaries. The Publib wU afterwards abundantly satisfied, that no blame ever was, lon.ffrat occasion, imputable to Admini stration. They have surely, therefore, some claim to our Confidence. 'Possibly, a few days may re_ move our suspense. In the mean time, we are far from being disposed to obtrude on the Public any idle Speculati,ons. The subjed - appears to us too important to admit Of our dealing in any thing but Fans.- To those no better informed than ourselves, who positively as sert, that the Negotiation has lately experienced serious impediments, we can only answer, th a t, no t I disguising to ourselves, the occurrence of some cir. cumstances, calculated perhaps to Acite circum speaion rather than uneasiness, vigilance rather than apprehension, in our Government, we have seen no solid ground for doubting the sincerity of the Executive Power with which we are treating. It must have overshot its own mark. What diffi culties and dangers must it not have deliberately ,incurred, if, after having almost employed artificial Indini to excite an enthusiastic joy in the French PicSpii on the attainment of a blessing, for which they had so long panted, it should hazard tfie'bit. terness of disappointment, which must of course be proportioned to the extravagance of the Hope so raised ? If we look at the cendua and charaaer of our own Rulers, past experience affords us ample secu. rity in their moderation, temper, and good faith, and irresistibly fastens on our minds, the convic. tion, that nothing short of a total or partial abandon. ment on the part of France of some vital principle of the Preliminaries, or the advancement of new preten sions, would induce them to risk the renewal of the horror of War. \Ve therefore, are bound to hope and to believe, that a Definitive Treaty must take place between the two Countries . Under these impressions, we cannot but think the angry language in which some Journals indulge thein selves, uncalled for, and unbecoming. A proper resped is due to any Power, whatever it may be, with which we are adually carrying on a Negoti ation. France need not be told by them, that though every consideration would dispose the thinking part of our Countrymen to look for ward with anxious hope to one alternative, not one would inspire a moment's apprehension as to the other; and that, however unanimous we may have appeared in holding out the Olive-Branch, English men would prove themselves no less so in drawing the Sword again, should their Honour or their Se curity demand it. This alternative we are by no means inclined to anticipate, AN American Ship arrived on Wednesday at Falmouth, in nineteen days from New London, has brought Boston Papers, which state that TOUSSAINT LOUVERTURE had been seized by the Party in St. Domingo adverse to the restoration of that Island to the Mother Country, and put by them to a cruel death, If this intelligence be true, itJleads to very different speculations respe4ing- the come. quences of the French Armament from those which we have hitherto been led to entertain, WE yesterday received Paris Papers of the 2.3 d and 24th ult. and this morning those of the 25th, and also a Hamburgh Mail. The Italian Republic was installed on the 15th February. , These Journals flatly contradia the report, which they had previously circulated; that the Trehbia IN; fixed as the limit of the Italian Republic and P mont. But contradiaion,and proof are two different things. The STATIzoLDER, it is said, will be indernni. fled for his losses in Holland, by an equivalent on the right bank of the Rhine, and it is gen erally iumoured, that the circle of Franconia will be al n. _ _ jpited to him for this purpose ; and the Dutch Emi 'grant regiments, now in the pay of England, are, (according to an article from Wesel) to be-cected to him, after the arrangement of the internal policy of the Empire. An article from Semlin, dated the 3d of February states, that a Turkish army, under the command of the son of the unfortunate Pacha of Belgrade, and Ismael-Bey was advancing to the attack of the rebel Janissaries. It does not appear, however, that the latter were at all intimidated by the measure. On the contrary, a strong force have marched from that fortreis to give open battle to their adversaries. If this account be true, It is ,vldcnt, the rcbcla must feel perfedly confident in their strength and resources. It seems, at length, to be determined that a de putation of the Empire shall assemble to determine finally the question of the Indemnities. This is undoubtedly, the only just and constitutional mode of arranging this important objet ; and it is, per haps, the only one, that is likely to give general satisfaEtion to' the parties concerned. And unless the Court of Berlin throws fresh obstacles in the way, it is expeded in Germany, that- this assem lily will meet about the beginning of thii An article from the Hague, states, that orders have been given to prepare a residence for a British Minister, whose arrival is expeded at the com mencement of the Spring season ; and another article from Rouen of the zist of February, men tions, as an evidence of the immediate Ratification of the Definitive Treaty, that General ST. HI L AIR E, who c , ;mmanded the 15th division, stationed at Amiens, during the residence of the Congress, will return to that city in a fortnight. THE HAMBURG!! MAIL• INS,PRUCK, FEB. 2. THE whole plan of for t ifying the Pass o f the 7) , r0/ is suspended, until the plans of Secularizatic° and Indemnities be definitively arrange.4l. From this it is supposed, that the Frontiers of the A LI ' strian Monarchy on this side will undergo some °l' terations. COPENHAGEN;j,r.s. LAST night Our HEREDITARY PRINCESS was d 6. livered of a Daughter; and this happy event wa s this morning announced by a discharge of Artillery VIENNA, F. to. His IMPERIAL MAJESTY has appointed Bar ° FELZ his Ambassador to the Batavian Republi c ' : „ n PASWAN OGLoU has sent three Commiss.w -e tb r to Constantinople, to conclude a pacification 03 the Porte. ' Six thousand Turkish Troops have arrived 1 the neighbourhood of Belgrade. While PAs s ": OcLott treats with t h e P orte , h e i s at the sam e time continually strengthening his powers of le ' sistance. BERN, FEB. 5. IT is certain that Citi4en DTESBACK'S journey to Vienna is not on account of any commission from Government, but on account of the sums of mon e y lodged by the forme r N o bili ty o f B ern , i n the B anff of Vienna. The Ex.noble FREUDENREICH is 011 his way to London, about the same business. third Helvetic Auxiliary Brigade has embarked Toulon for Corsica. HANAU,. f-so. THE Sequestration israken'Og'etbm all the F il l ° sian private proper t y on t h e L e f t Baplc of ; 11. Rhinr, HAGUE, Fra. • rico i THE Butch Garri son at t h e C ape o f We itz, will, for t h e f uture , cons i st o f a Corps of 1/ burg Troops, h a lf a B r i ga d e o f I n f antry, along • Alp a Regiment of Cav a l r y to b e ra i se d i n otg goi'‘'"" HIS MAJESTY on Saturday took an airing horseback up in the Great Park, attended bY er i DUKE of C AMBRIDGE , PRINCESSES SOrg"l- • A o,e' AMELIA, and the Ejoo. 14rs, HARCOVIcT, are neral MANNERS, Yeateeda.y the mr t.y. attendei, t una Duke of CAMBRIDGE ' Earls CHESTERFIEL D HARRIN`, N, MajOEDESOOROUGH, t he k t h -P t ID able Mrs. tliatcourr, and NliSs VY3E, We" ,tll Wo George's Ca t hedral. 1: 11e rc ..,p L:g dra. BR; id Staffordshire MilitiA Court-yard; the Earl of ,Jl4 , 1 word of command, the 4 A-- playing -G. ,a -,-%!e King." 'th e ki g htV vy the Bishop of NORW I C LOCKMAN ) / 11 ,4: WORTH, GOODENOUGH, and the Rev. Mr' "" .P ACI Illy, met 'Dim? MAJEsttEs at the ChV e r , l ', E r excellent Serinon was preached by Dr. the Canon in Residence, from St. Paul's Epistle t ° • Ephesiaus, Chap. vi. vet.. 'to. vie Miss ADDINGTON, at a late hour l a st are concerned to state, was worse than On t he ceding day. The Duke of BEDFORD was on Friday t 2 he suddenly so ill, Wobunn, that it was thollg i to could not recover, Dr. hALIF,AX, and Sir J4:-i 4 - EaL it, were sent for frotnl4oo6n, express, ari°. he CARR, from Northamptonso4 - pn Saturday mg ce , a severe operation was iierformed on His Ora which, happily, he has survived, a n d is now fair way of recovery. An express arrived in t0 „ o f at nine o'clock yesterday morning, with this to news. It is said, if the operation had been delay another hour, His Grace could not have lived. Lord KENYON gone to Bath for the belle° 0 , his health. We have the satisfaction to k °° oi l that he has got the better of his late complain t h ', 9 s i. only requires a little longer relaxation from ness, to be completely restored. riels Official letters have been received by the CO I m e. of Irish Militia, intimating the purposed diate reduCtion of their respedive corps, ands die mating a wish for the privates to enlist '° at 58th, 89th, and gad Foot, lately disembarke:blf Cork, and the other Regiments which so fought in in Egypt. Colonel CLOSE, the Briti s h R es id ent a t the Co urt of the young Mysore Raj a h, h as b een - se nt to F°°' nab, as Resident to the Mahratta States. n itte a Captain MALC O L M , wh o so cre di ta bly acq;eci himself in the Persian Emb a s s y, h as b e en arP°" to succeed Col. CLOSE at Mysore. go. Capt. GRANT, the highly estimated jor of Madras, died there in S e pte z nber; ' WrLitEs is his successor. peg List of Members of the Com m ittee of the - of Commons, on the Booksellers and Printers - , ) coach St. G ;ht Piago* :'nc .Vl6 - up in thc C IDLE. giving \he vinz " God We tltlOri - :--.- Charles Shaw Lefevre, Esq. Charles Adams, Esq• Nathaniel Bond, Esq. . john Blackburn, Es`4, - „ ir t,. Hon. Rich. Ryder, " ' .'Sir W:lliam Elford, ''''' R. Brinsley Sheridan, Esq. John Caleraft Esq. cs 4. Merryn Archdall, Esq. ihniel Parker ' CO'ke Sir William Young, Bart. Colonel Fullerton , Francis Dickins, Esq. Hear; I oiorell, Esq' William Mitford, Esq. Menu. ••., :;ir Londol% st er, Charles M. Ormsby, Esq. ---=--- -- - Vic:i t ' ll ', rk.. Sir C. H. Talbot, Bart. - Southwa John Nicholl4, Esq. 0 Saturday the Lottery Wheels were rem ) " o p Gu,l,lliall, preparatory to th e drawing, whs ichc menced thi; day,