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

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. . .
EssEexq—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 pillion, of Naith, Esq.
1.10 N NI 0 iir HA 111 S. E —Thomas Morgaii,of the Hill, Esq.
NOR FOLK—litobert 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.
Wok 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. .
13 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, atone, 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 23, 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's7Road, 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•

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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, Pas.
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) eirs 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 14,'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.