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Was an eloquent writer. He aimed at impref. 
fion, and he attained his obje&. 
The philofopher fhines in the fchool, the. 
erator inthe fenate, but the manis only known 
in his family. Thither let us follow Mr. 
Morgan. As a father, he was an example of 
affection and care; he was the affociate and 
companion of his children, and their edu- 
cation was a fubject of his conflant folicitude. 
When he felt the approaches of mortality, ne 
could no longer bear the fight of thefe dear ob- 
jets of his anxiety. His tendernefs overcame 
him, and the prefence of thofe he was foon 
to leave in the greennefs of youth, yet un- 
‘taught and unexperienced, to a world in which 
benevolence like his is little felt, became in- 
tolerable. As a hufband—but why fhould 
we defcribe a tendernefs which awakens 
agony? Let thofe who would appreciate the 
character of Mr. Morgan, mix with his do- 
meftics, attend to the cries of his children and 
the fighs of his widow. He died in the prime 
of life and ufefulnefs, a ftriking proof that we 
are yet unacquaint-d with the plans, and un- 
able to eftimate ‘the wifdom cf providence. 
The perfon of Mr. Morgan was about the 
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middle fize, tending to carpulency, but athletic 
and powerful in an uncommon degree. The 
expreffion ef his countenance was extremely 
benign, and readily invited confidence. His 
ftep was flow and firm. He never fat for his 
picture.. He was not fo remarkable for wit 
as fer an eafy humour which run tnrough his 
converfation. No man knew better than he 
did, how and whento lay afide the fiatelinefs 
of philofophy, and to accommodate himfeif to 
the capacity of the company inte which he was 
thrown. 
an excellent companion for every man, and he 
was fo ingenuous and fo amiable, that all who 
converfed with him loved him, Had he an 
acquaintance who heard of his death without a 
figh ? Is there one who does not wifh to im- 
bibe his fpirit? He is dead at a time when fuch 
men are moft wanted, and he is juftly efteem- 
ed a public lofs. His family, his country, 
fcience, and mankind, have fuftained:a lofs, 
and we can only repair that lofs by imbibing 
his noble fpirit, and learning from his example, 
the beft leffon that can be taught mankind, ce 
lowe fcientey and to bate tyranny. 
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ALPHABETICAL List of Banxrurrcies and DivipeNnps anounced betaveen the 20tb 
of Nov. and the 20th of Dec. extracted from the London Gazettes. 
BANKRUPTCIES. 
(The Solicitors names are in Italics. ) 
INSWORTH, J. Turton, Whitfler. Carpenter and Guy. 
King’ s-arms-yard. ; 
Bisucnimy J. Chrift-Church, Monmouth, ironmaker. Price 
end Williams, Lincoim s-Inny : 
Briggs, P. Holborn, mercer. Holjbip, Bride-fane. 
Bayly, J- Afhford, bookfeller. Debary and Cope, Temples 
Braithwaite, J. Walbrook, factor. Gatty, Cutlers-ball. 
Bouky, T. Handfworth, builder. Kinderley and Long, Syti- 
monds-inn. i 
Bedwell, J. Cheltenham, banker. Pitt and Daubeny. @irerke[te7 
Boyce, J. Old-ftreet, innholder. Fackfon, Gray’s-int. 
Crowe, E. E. Simon-lodge, banker. Aiurpbhy, Brewer-frreet. 
Corry, W. Leadenhall-itreet, cheefemonger. Finch and Eyré. 
€oupus, J. Flamftead, hat-manufacturer. dams and Corb. 
Cro{by, A. Furnival’s-inn, {crivener. Morton, Furnival’s-inn. 
Cunningham, W. Great Prefcot-ftr. wine-merchant, Stration. 
Fowley, J: Chard, butter-merchant. Swan and Stevens. 
Holgate, }. Mauchefter, manufacturer. Foulkes, Hart-firect- 
Hodgfon, J. Whitehaven, merchant. Mr. 7. Fallocufield Scott. 
#ligeins, T. Throgmorton-fireet, merchant. Crowder i Lavie 
johnfon, T. and J: Newcaftle, linen-drapers. Bason, Scusb- 
ampton-Rreet. j ’ 
Kirkup, T.the younger, Sunderland, isonmonger. 
Mytton, T. Brofely, Salop, money-fcrivener, Maddesks PY or- 
rail and Co. Lincoiws-Inn. 
Neville, H. Croydon, fellmonger. Senior, Charles-frect, C. Ge 
Enillips, J. Eccles, fuftain-manufacturer. Edge, Ternpia- _ 
Richardfon, B. Long Acre, Coachmaker. Fudjin and Pearfens 
Rowland, W. Berwick, watch-maker. Bui/, Poultry- Q 
Stone, J. Ceck{pur-ftreet, victualler- Taylor, Feather fore-butla. 
Sykes, J. Manchefter, fiuftain-manufaGurer. Bilis, Curjiter-gr. 
Scott, J. Robert-ftreet, Builder. 
Vaylor, W. Little Eaft-Cheap, Cork-cutter. Robinfar, Craven- 
éutldings, City-road. : 
‘Tanner, D. Monmouth, ironmafter, Lyon and Collier, Gray's-ite 
Wells, J. Liverpool, merchant, Meffrs. Shaws, Bridge-fireet. 
Warner, W. Hazlemell, clothier. Dyneley and Bell, Gray ’s-int. 
DIVIDENDS ANNOUNCED. 
Aken, W. Crofby, linen-manufacturer, Jan. g- 
Arthiil, W. Norwich, apothecary, Jan. 12. 
Beetfon, J. Manchetter, merchant. Dec. 20. 
Baker, T. fenior Bellericay, fadler, Dec. is, 
Bowland, J. K. Colcheiter, merchant, Dec. 18 
Broadbell, J. and G. Lewtas, Blackburi:, merchant, Dec. 22. 
Broun, D. Catherine-itreez, bookfelier, Jan. 26. 
Burne, R, Hanover-itreet, milliiner, Jan. 12, 
Bayley, C. Uppingham, mercer, Jan. 5. . 
Beech, R. Newcaftle under Lyme, furgeon, &c. Far- 19. 
Bartlett, R. Stratton upon Dunfmore, timber-merch. Jane 22. 
Bigland, R. Frocefter, cheefeimonger, Jan. 29. : 
Bowclige, D. Exeter, grocer, Jan. 17. 
Barnard, §. Greenwich, builder, Jan. 30¢ 
Baker, @. the elder, Southminfter, fadier, Jan.5. 
Clint, J. Gilderfome Bately, York, Horfe-dealer, Dec, 
Corry, W. Leacenhall-itreet, cheefemonger,, Jan, 22. 
Gosek, J.~eieucciter, dealer, Jan. 2. 
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Croombe, T. Lambe’s Conduit-ftreet; haberdafher, Jan, rz: 
Dards, J. Bankfide, lighterman, Dec. 8- 
~ Paws, M- Little Tower-ftreet, upholiterer, Jan. 2e. 
Davies, R. Bearbinder-lane, merchant, Jan. 15. 
_ Foulgham, F, Nottingham, ironfouader,JDec. 28. 
-Filby, J. Samuel Terry, and Charles Filby, St: Paul’s Church- 
yard, haberdafhers, Jan. 19. 
Fozard, J. the elder, Fozard, L. and Fozard, J. the younger 
-~Park-lane, ftable-keepers, Jan. 8. 
Do. Do. and Do. feparate eftate, Jan. 12. 
Gibbon, R. jun. Kingiton, Hull, grocer, Dec. 24. f 
Gotty, J. Fenchurch-ftreet, wine-merchant. Dec, 225 
Green, S. Kingfton, Hull, linen-draper, Dec. 28. 
Gouthit, W. Old-fith-ftreet, dry-falter, Jan. 26. 
Garner, W. Margate, Bookfeller. Jan. 5. 
Healey, T. Waltham, tanner, Dec. 21° 
Haffey, J. Walthamitow, merchant, Dec, 18. 
Hardy, §. Old Baily, card-manufacturer. Dec. 222 
Hammatt, W. Birchin-line, Scrivener, Dec. 15, 
Holland, H. Little Chelfea, organ-builder, Deg. 29. 
Harris, J. Budge-row, taylor. Dec. 15. 
Hunt, T. and R. Hunt, Bread-{ftreet, hoffers, Jan. 22, 
#latfon, T. Brentwood, grocer, Feb. 2, 
James, J. Truro, merchant, Jan. 5. 
Jonnfon, W. Liverpool, merchant, Decs eq, 
Jenkins, J. Margate, vintner, Jan.5. 
Laurie, J. Leighton Buffard, fhopkeeper, Dec. 222 
Long, E. Braid, grocer, Jan. 4. 
Loftie, A. §. Bread-ftreet, haberdafher, Jan. 23. 
Moifés, H. Egham, furgeon, Dec. 29. 
Mafkrey, W. Rufhton, Cotton-inanufaGturer, Jan. t2, 
Maikery, W. Hanley, mercer, Jan. 12. 
Neale, T. Durfiey, dealer, Dec, 20. 
Orfora, T. Liverpool, porfel:er, Jan, 1. 
Palin, S. Burelem, Potter, Jan. 1c. 
Parker, T. aad Parker, E. Skeffield, merchants, Dec. 3% 
Purchafe, J. Taunton)victualler, Jan. 9. 
Pratten, M. St. Philip & Jacob, Gloucefter, thoemaker, Jam 4. 
Pearce, Vy. Cnifwick. Carpenier, Jan. 15. 
Pickmen, W, Fulnam, maitter, Jan. 23. 
Rots, J. Wellend, barge-matter, Jan. 15. 
Rich, J. S. and John Heapy, Aidermanbury, Blackwell-haii, 
factors. Jan. 15. : 
Roberts, j- Compton-ftreet, tent-maker. Jan. 22. 
Roberts, We. Wood-freet, haberdather, Jan. iS. * 
Sedden, J. Manchelter, cotton-manufacturer. DEC. 2}. 
Srepherd, S, Femith; mercer. Dec, 21. 
Sutton, J. Cheapfide, Goldfinith, Dec. 22. 
Stewart, W. Sloane-{quare, merchant, Jan. 30. ; 
Salierthwaite, M. Crake, Cotton-mills, cotton-fpinner, Jan. G 
Toplis, W. the elder and younger, C. Toplis, and C. Jackin, 
Cuckney, Nottingham, worfted manufacturers. Dec, az. 
Yoppiag, J, Liverpool, merchant, Dec, 20, 
Turner, J. Wardour-ftreet, timber-merchants, Jan. 8. 
Tooley, I. Puncras-lane, taylor, Jan. 30- S., 
Williams, J. and F, Upjohn, Holhorn-bridge, difiillers, Dect2@, 
“Wood, J. Coventry, victualler, Jan. 5. 
Watton, T. Southarpton-itreet, mercer, Jan. 22, 
Neclis, $, Cheltenham, linen-draper, Dec. 2g- 
Wiudseiger, F. Stand, fumrlery Jan, 15¢ 
PR@e 
His univerfal knowledge made him. 
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