The Sun.
London, England, 1803-03-03 00:00:00

BERWICK. ePON TWEED.

• Ox Monday, t'ebruary. 7, John:Steayenion, .1 qq.
was re-eletied Mayor of Berwick, and on Smurd,ty
he held a Guild for the. eleaion 'Of. a '.Recorder foe.
that Borotigh when John Pollock, E. 13:mister
at Law, was,-.put
,in nomination by the Right Wor-
shipful the ayor ; seconded by W.' Jeffries,. Esq."
and supported by T: Hall, Esq. M. P. R. Stea.
venson, M.D. and D. Steavenson, of Newcastle,
Esq. Rev. W. COmptOn, &c. &c. J. H. Dickens,
ES9, Barrister. at ,Law, was then nominated
Grieve, Esq. of Ord ; seconded by D.'Ord, Esq.,
and supported by J. Chenie, Esq.. D: Stowe, Esq.
Although no two parties ever displayed more
zeal for their respe'tive Candidates yet, through
the unremitting attention of the Niayor, the Poll
was -condtifted with the utmost decorum, 'and con.
chided at 'four o'clock in the afternoon, . when John
HuUock, Esq. was declared. Recorder, by a majo-
rity .of eleven. At the close,of the Poll the num,
bets were,

For
J. Flit Hock, Esq. . 296
Fl: Dickqns, -Esq. 235.

In nd Borough is tin elealve franchise exercised
with more freedom by the Burgesies at large ; and,
to the honour of the Corporation. we may add, that
there is only a solitary instance of a Burgess having
violated his promise given to any Candidate within
these ioo years,

On Thursday last an.Aalon wal brought at Dum,
Barton, against William Forrest, a working printer,
for contravening the Aa of the 39th and 40th of hist;
present Majesty, entitled ari Aft for preventing un-
lawful Combinations among Workmen., He was
convicted upon the clearest evidence, and sentenced
to three months imprisonment.' From the books and
correspondence, which were found in the hands of
George 11PFarlaae,'grocer, . in Dumbarton, :it ap,
pear;, that a very general combination, among, the
operative printers in the- three ki.,gdoms has been
organized, which not only exposes those concerned
in it to be punished by imprisonment and otheiwise,
in terms of the forementioned Afl, but has in view
objefli destruaive of the general interests of the
trade.

In the Iditienzl which is so previtlent ._,at this

time, the real JANIEs's POWDER is found to ue Tar.
ticularly efficacious, as it was in the year i 782.—
Eight or ten grains should he'given On the tirst.at_
tack of the Fever, and filar or live grains every - six
hours for the first day or two, if it dues ntit subside
sooner. In'the 'mean time,' the irritatint'Cough,
when very troublesome, should lYc inlayed by a tea-
spoonful of Syrup of Poppies, or by ten or fifteen
drops of Laudanum, as occasion may require..

[From
.the Birmingham Chronicle.] -
Tt•) DR.. sOI,4ONION,
ait Ells CIIARITAIILE DONATION 're
'I)II'ENSARY.

GREAT SOLOMON, when he 'with Riches and Power,
Began his Lite's WanMg to pall, •
Exclanuld, while,deploring the flight of each huur,
• 'Twits Vanity .Vantty all !"
Nay, the Pomp of a Palace and state of a King,.
With all earthly Grandeur ht
Only tempted the wisest of Monarchs to sing,
• Chat *4 'Twas Vanity. I Vanity still I"
Yet, mounting his Chariot, or Ultima* lila Thunw,
All the World still before him.hr drove • • .
While daizlingin splendour, like Pim:hos, he ;hope,
Scarce eclips'd by the bright Son of joy,
And thou,' LITTLE Solomon, aiming at Him,
With no little pomp and parade,
Like the'Sun's Chariot-ear, feeble Optics todiM,
In a blaze bast r v Chariot displayed
And catts'd ticawling Envy, to cast a skance eye,
At un Equipage tit tnr,a Prince • •
And while thy Beer Stud through the streets 'seern'd to fly,
.Made many a gall'd jade to
Yet the censure of Vaulty
.thou crtist ei'ade,
As thy drift and tby. driving, 'tis , •
Only.prove:to the World, that thou driy'st a good Trade,
And, of course, are not driving in vain.
And as to thy BA Lm, that, with (i LK Ws name grac'd, .
Has heap,d up thy Coli4B • .
The good things of this World are, on Thee, not rnisplae'd,
If thy Balm keeps the World in good. Health :
While Ili c a Mortals among, in thy physiCal rounds,
Thou diSpensest thy Nostrums and Treatisa ,• -
Our.nispens'ry,-to Thee, stanch indebted, for -rounds,
Towards physicing 'Pons. Mortals, C AT IS.

SHIP NEU'S.

POO,LE, ti.B. .8.

Atrivcd,—the, Aftive; Willimns, and -Dart. King, frckin
Portsmouth; Elizabeth, Sharp, ;uul Arne, Woolanil' from
Southampton; Exeter, Ashmore, front Plymouth; Hope,
Manelaws, and Speculation, ' ‘'Ve>ron, from Wcyrtfontli ;
Boadicea, Botley, horn London; Lord Dunean,,Nl 'Laren,
from Sunderland; and Stag,,Spesicer, lionl Newfoundland.
. Sailed—the Ann, Vide; and 'Mary, Gardner, for Sunder-.
larid: Mary, Condie, for Livcrponl r" at;d 13etscy,
for Bristol.

CRAVESLND, tISR.CII 1.

Passed by—the 'lawn, Gourley, from Antigua ; Nancy.,
Potts, tromilarcehina ; I ndelati*Ahl; ----., from Saloe ;
Earl St. Vincent, Warren,. from 7—oit ; Diligent; Pi&:, tram
Legitnen ; Iflld Mary Ann 4 Brigux, ;nog Naples.
S-ailed—the Haddock, Redman, tor Trinidad ; Trial; Lee,
for Cartliagena; Pleasant Hill, Thomas, for }Lucelonv;
Benson., Smith, for ; 14i.irtlta, :Newport, for Wa-
tcr,ford; and Maria, Ahpfc, tor