The Sun.
London, England, 1803-03-10 00:00:00

FALMOUTH, MAII6I-I

SAILED this .morning the. .44,4 1/04ir.ii.Pa6ket,
Fai.t.pws; with Mails for New-York and Halifax ;
the English Ship An,,, SMITH, with proviiions and
stores for Gibraltar ;.,I?obert, Tl-16R N With bale,
goods, &c. and Grigir, finywA an, with sugar,
wheat, &c. forieghonn ;-. Livarat,• MILLER, with
bale goods, for Venice;,. American Ship Warhing,
Ltunt,a, with bale . goods, for :New-York ;
William and Henry,:lerr E, 'with bale. goods,. for
Norfolk ; Revenue Cater Duke of York, SAL:I4I6Di,
on a CrtliZ"C against the Sutugglcrs.
P4Ssenger per At; Ladj.Hibart, Mr. litkryrttro....
DON. ' .;

Arrived
,yesterday morning, the L;ti flydbrlla
Packer, PORTE us, tvitli'Mails from Ameri6a, .24
days passage from Halifax. ; the Ilape, ,L4wsotv,•
frOm Plymouth ; the schooner Loyeand.:Filenil:.
I:At4Elt, from Cork fur •Cuternsey.; the,brig
BALMOND, from London for Teneriffe,
with loss of anchor aud' cable;` and the Industri,_
Wxrcurr, from Ips%vich for Liverpool. Mons.
PEstittN. _said to be Ald.de.Camp to. the irrenclt
Commander in Chief at St. Domingo; came Passen.
o'er" in the" Lady "'rubella Packet from HaliCixi, and.
landed with Dispatches for France, with which he
immediately went ttfr. for London.

Orders have been issued for the Artificers in
His M.jesry's Pock.yards to' work as much extra
time as they possibly can, in completing the repairs
of the ships of war noni in dock, and of those or-
dered into dock, when there may be room to receive

, On Friday last sailed from Leith Roads the Harp.
'Sloop of Wife, Capt. PeLtY, to the Southward.
On Satprday morning arrived in Leith Roads the
Bad Gun.vet,sel, and sailed again on Sunday after.
noon..

On Saturday evening sailed from* -1,-eith Roads
on x CttliZe, the Clyde Frigate, Capt. LARINIOIIR,
.and on Mumlay: tuorning arrived again in Leith
Roads tie fiIITIC

. yestfritay morning died at his house in Picea-
' dilly,, His Grace the DUKE of OUEENSBERRY.
This Nobleman, during d j,long life enjoyed the
world:as meek as am who have ever lived in it.
He, was not distinguished for. talents, but he was by
no .rneans deficient in good sense. He was very
well acquainted withv mankind, and particularly
conversant in all that relates to the Sporting. World.
In the earlier part of his life he was conspicßous on
the Turf, and once rode a match on the Newmarket
Course himself. .He brought forward a machine,
chiefly. of his own construdion, which run against
time, and'by which he, gained a very large stake.
He was very fond' of Music, and a very good judge
.of merit in that province. Asa man of gallantry,
he'has long beets the subjed of notice and raillery,
but though he indulged himself freely in theplea.
,sures.attached to high rank and large fortune, the
world has never heard of any afts of criminal pro.
fligacy and deliberate ,seduetion., He was. of. a
hospitable.- turn, and 'altogether a good-tempered
man. If there are no striking proofs on record of
his generosity, it May,,,however, be said, that few
men have given less offence, and those who knew
him best, thought best of his intrinsic charader.

Tut ORATCiRIO.—To the credit of public taste,
this grand.entertaintnent is well patronized this sea.
son at Covent-Garden Theatre. The first part last
night consisted of the first aft of HAYDN'S Cren.
:ion, a work of spientl'.l merit, and which was ad.
mirablY supported by the vocal and instrumental
Performers. The second and third parte were chiefly
seletlions from HANDEL. INCLEDON'S IS Total
Eclipse," was sung with great expression. BRAHAM'S
Oh ! Liberty," was given with so much beauty
and expression, that it was encored.. Miss PARKS
manifested great powers in the bold and dignified
recitative of 44 BO bright Cecilia," and the air "As
jrom 'tbs porwer of sacred legs." She sung indeed
with. a chaste simplicity,. firmness, and • scientific
prectsiOn; that is seldom equalled. The Chorusses
wont off with majestic effete. The House was well
ottende-d.

We ire happy to find that Mrs. 'l3i L INGTON is
$0 well recovered from her late
.itidisposition, as to