The Sun.
London, England, 1802-11-08 00:00:00

PLYMOUTH, Nov. 6.

ARRIVED the Hutton, W ARD, from Riga ; and
Gustaf Adolphus, RAMP E, from Stockholm.

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• PO RTS MOUT H., Nov 7.

„ARRIVED the Welcome ',Tessenger, TRIP, from
Tynmouth ; Le Courigr, -PicQuor„ from tionfleur ;
Enigheten, BEE, from Chriqiana ; Unit], STILES,
from Bridport ; Ann, Ho IV EL, from Cardigan ;
Thorn, WHITE, from Neath ; and Peggy, SCOT,
otn LiverpoOl.
Sailed the Rifienrav, MONDAY, for London.
Sailed the Niger Frigate for Cowes, to take in
Troops for Gibraltar.

It being sun-set before the French Ambassador
landed at Dover, we understand the guns of• the
Garrison did not salute him When the Duke DE
CRILLoN, who commanded the Combined ArMies
at the memorable Siege of Gibraltar, quitted that
Garrison, alter having been splendidly entertained
by the Governor at the conclusion Of the Peace, he
was, upon his passing the Barrier, three hours after
sun-set, saluted with seventeen guns ; this, though
unusual, was done by order of the great General
ELLIOT.

Ye3tettlay the Condemned Sermon for the two un-
happy men; now under sentence of death in New-
gate, LLias most pathetically delivered by the Rev.
FORD, from .the 25th Chapter of the G6spel of
St. Mathew, and Ihe last IA The unfortunate
men were much aff4ted, and behaved them.elvev as
became their unhappy situation. The . Sheriffs of
London attended on this solemn occasion.

SEATON's' Prize Of 461. has this year been.
.cirliikl4rd to W. COCKSURN,M. A. of St. John's,{
Neamliritivi fora Poem Peter's Denial of Christ.
01 emploYed on a picture of General:
kkile,i4she. gall ,nt Conqueror of ,Setingaptam,
lA7k3 lig %find) The Pubtic ;ire interested, in the
Portrait of -a charaCter don'`e ,o much for
the honour and interest_nl
,- country,. anti there;
fore we trust, • that the ingenious Artist will exert
the full force of his r;ilents'on so distinguished a
stibjed.
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The Grand. Masonic Lodge of Scotland, and the
different Lodges. in F.dinbu, gh,' are, on the, 3oth of
this month, (Sr. Ahdre,''sDa),) to have a public
processiOn in Edinbuigh, by torch-light.

It were to he Ati,;iefi that some machine could he
contrived for sweeping chimneys. Sorwthing of the
kind, we believe, is used in the,,North. It is dis-
graceful in a land,.distinguished..for. its humanity,
that a race .of
_poor children shOuld, trained up ,to
deformity and disease, .when a mechanical operation
might answer the purpose. So noxious is this em.
ployment, that the late PERCIVAL- POTT, Thacele:.
brated Surgeon, wrote a Treatise on the Diseases
incident to chimney, sweepers.

Many of the sudden deaths we read of and hear
of, are owing to suffocatiOn in the' night by lying
too low in the head, and being :seized' with, a
phthsicky cough, which suffocates'before we can re-
cover our recolleffion from, sleep so as to save life.
Having the bedstead raised at' the head about' four
inches' above level, so as to sleep on an inclined
plane, will he a certain' preventative of suff'ucation
as well as night.cramps in the legs: The gentleman
iwho recommends this has tried the experiment 'for
year found it efficacious.—Norfolk Chronicle.
ArillAdgenorth Fair, last week, prime fat cows
(t!bs'o'sink the offal) from 6FI. to 7d. per lb.
Patill-:-'oxen were rather advanced in price ; and
horses, ' being few in number, went of with r:pi_
dity : sheep for the turnip pastures also sold high.
Two-meal cheese' from 38s. to 489. per cwt. of
xzolb. and the best kind from 665, to 755. old
Cheshire 41. Salt butter los. 9d. per gaun of 121).
Hops of last year's growth sold -from 61. los. to
81. Bs. per. cwt. The pickpockets at this Ftir
being uncommonly numerous, the Common Cner
was stationed at -one of the averqes- to ward tat
company of their danger.