The Sun.
London, England, 1801-12-02 00:00:00

• ARISTQL, -gdv: '2S. 7

ON Saturday trr6inini last; - 'Right Honourable!
CHAtu...EsßiAo,G6,4(ihOse Seat Parliament, asi
, onerd the Rei:).rt4ritativies of this .City, had beenl
vacartti Majfegrst!si gracious- aprointment !Ofi
• hint t he.:gifigg,,4Architstirer,, of: ,11.1%illigt), was
met at Cote,Hopse, tlte seat of Sic Henry Uppin_
fi_ k
3 cott, Sltut twb'tniteS dis.tant-from hence,' by
a most l'esreetAlle and very numerous bdtly tic•Elec_i
:tors;:hisitiends,'who,iforming a ciivaietide Qf nearly'
poe hiundred,:catriages, -.W,i,tles a: great,Tri4mbe4
Thcirs,eirie,n freeren on. foot, .all decorated in blue
ribbring, thttlijyy dusty. esentieThtheirnv6u- rirt
dictate (who,wit:s;;'fatict.Vin a.phaelon drawn by six'
horses; the:,poStilions
,very handsomely dressed in
blue silk "jackets and. helmets) into tine City, ami.lst ,
the plaudits of thousands 'of Spedators,and attende,l,
ihirn to tlielOotiricil House, where he .alightett, .aM
from Thence, proceeded to:the Exchange,: .where,-, in
a concise and manly. speech,he,: declared, himsel:
a_candidate-for the honour of representing the•
On Monday the 'Elediort took 'place at tho.
when. Mr. BRAGGE was unanimously.
re-eleded,•andrifterWards chaired • thrOugh sevent.
of the principal streets of the city, attended_
an immense number of Freemen, who walked in
procession, two and two, weal ing blue :cockades,
Jeceivin& and returning thehnz•i,s of the tnniti tilde;
as they passed ; and the "Ladies, pretty generally
ornamented With. blue ribbons, appeared at the win.
dciws, 'greeting. our worthy, .Membe r. When Mt.
BRAGGE appeared opposite the Mansion-House, .the
Mayor very politely came out-uncovered, with re-
freshments of cake, &c. followed by his servants
with large bowls of •negus and-afterwards-dined
with Mr. BRAGGE and his 'friends at the White
Lion, where the utmost harmony and conviviality
prevailed till a very tate hour ;' " and the same even-
ing the Freemen in general Were treated with oa sup-
per, and liquor
:to drink the health of their re-eleded
Member.

SCOTLAND.

BURNTISLAND, NOV. 26.

- •7 rt . •
THE of herrings here is still uncertain.
Some boats ttowii.a,; fir "as.t)lsarE 'have been suc-
cessful ; others
.here have 'not caught as niany,as
will defray "their expences or boarding.: _
No Whales,. solan geese, or sea gulls have -made
their appearance for fourteen days, past. Pim-laws,
or small seafowl, are in aiuudance off Aberdour,
and- the sands. between Burmisiand" and Pettycur.
The herrings bring hiteen per crane.

GREENOCK, lila'''. 25.
•
" The Maria Ma rgaretta, of and irom Drontheim,
Laurence Peter lliihatk, master, nouod tor Genoa,
with. a cargo.ofdry fish,put iii here in'distress, on
Friday last. This VesSef is to ne ciiiireiy unloaded
and ,repiiired here, in 'consequence of the great
damage she has sustained in different gales she en,
countered since her sailing_from Norway on the 7th
06tober. On the tBch the mate died ;on the z7th
in. a 'gale which several of thi.-sails' Were lost,
one of the crew, Las Larsen, fell trom the topsail
yard on 'the' deck and was killed ; on the 9th inst.
was very nearly wrecked; being lying to off
Islay, in a severe storm, was drifted by the tide in
the night- time, on. the runs of :Isla, -where she
struck several tinieshut providentially escaped.
" I had not an opportunity, of seeing Gillies,
the master of the passage boat ,that was. lost last
week, till ye,terday: He,ca'n give but.a very im_
perceß account himself ,of .that melancholy affair.
He says,., there were about twelve passengers
.ojl
board besides. William Connell and Malcome Gillies,
the hands belOngingtothe boat ; of whom he thinks
five were women. The following are the only per-
sans whose names he knew, 'Daniel Gibson seaman,
and Robeit Gardner hatmaker, both of GlaSgow ; a
young woman of the name of Morrison, belonging
to MO, on. her Way -home O'May a, linen
'draper he says there were also on board a man
who was coming to be gardner to Mr. Foster, the
surgeon at Port Glasgow ; a serjeant of the Clan-al_
pin fencibles and his wife., The body of one of the
women was fOund near. Port Glsgow a few days
ago.
Robert Gardner above-mentioned, kept a hatshop
in the Tionate, Glasgow, has. left. a wife and six
children', the youngest 'of whomis only four months
old, the eldest nine years, and'an aged mother, who
were all dependant on him for support.

AYR, NOV. 23.

On 'FridaY night, it blew a dreadful hurricane
from the \Vest arid North West, with such a swell
of sea; as entirely to sweep away the bulwark at
the extreMity'of the south dyke, on which the flag
staff' Was raised, and greatly to damage the north
dyke, in three different places. :These dykes were
mostly, new, built last season; when the whole under_
went a thorough repair, whereby the harbour was
put in a 'Muth better state of security than it had
ever been at any former period. From .the duration
of the storin, which continued till last night, there
is reason to fear its inelancholy effeels. must have
been felt along all the western coast Of the island.
. .

17;
TWELFTIb No. -171,i
a Prize of Ten Thousand Pourub, was sold at the•
truly fortunate e~srs. CARROLL and Co.
No. 26, OxfoEd3Fti=e'et,4.l;'eitr IZathl;o4 Place, where;
Tickets and Shares, wrrrted undrawrk, will
linee 'oh Sale

IRIS4ST,eITE LOTTER,I.
•
„. .
:•L Tw/t_rra DAt.
:,„ No. 2171, a Prize 0t.40t094,_:
No: 525, a Prize of 2.0001.
No. 6405,• a Prize of tool. • •

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- POOLE, I,ZOV. 30.
Arrived-!-Lthe Aaive; Williams, from PortsmoutiE;7 Good
I otent, 13'allard, from Cowes ; _Pallas'
Levison, from Vey-,
mouth; lane, 'Gallop, -and Friendship,-
Rz-mintiter, from.
NLs.sif,:in,il...nd ; and Ranger, I`,lorris, from Cherbourg. •
. Sailed—the Reward, Jefferson, for Portsmouth;' and the
Maryi_Presswick,,forl-lull. . •

.y ARNIoUTI-1, Nov. 29.
Saired—ilia EndfiaVour, - Mullender; tor Sediland, with
salt ; Peggy, Wilburn,' for Wisbeach, with corn ;,Little Sam,-
tO the -Northward,, -with 'fruit. Fame; Partridge
-.F;reLiwney, Samuel, Rice ;. 'Dispatch, Bagett ;
Friends G 003 w ill, i‘LifOal t, All to Hullwith goods ; 'Violet,
Knight, for Boston-, in,ball,ast.
Arrived--the Roe,rt
.and Sarah, Wilson, from London,'
with- goods ; Elit,abetli, 'Ammon, . from' Ilull ; Ceres,
re csd.de, fr,m London, with dzals ; Peggy, Simpson,. from.
Moilt rose to Embden; is put in here. -

-.--c liov. 30. - • 7
Sai_led—the —, for Surinam; to le, Ashington,
for-St:Nincent's ;•:Nelly, forTarbadoes • Fanny; Sze)
phepsoo, for Honduras; —, for Bourrleaux ;
lena,-'Dixon, ;for bibrAtar ; • Ebenezer, • Norbury; - for Nor
way Marquis of Lansdowne, —;;- :British Oueep,
I)evon,_ Sparks, 4iid Cliiabetn, Stevenson, for Jamaica.