The Sun. — London, England, 1801-06-27 00:00:00

~'~ ~Y # ; A T CR. . • 1 • • - PARIS, Jura 23. BoutiqeiNyttt.F., 114 ErlT'oy Freni-h , PtTobric; piiv.ate au of his Prussian MajeSiy; presented a letter from-the First Consul; giving 6111 Monarch ale n r t 4 incere .and ...Irrlietible -assurances 9n.the pint of, :he Fre‘uchGorernment, with which his Majest9 -appeared to e pgrfetftly ,STRASI3CIRGT:I, juNr are avtired that plon of in&smnities in execut:on cf the Treaty Of Liive , •;/Te wi!l 1 e pre;t!itteri to the Cerrnanic Diet, *canon Citizen Dv ROC, 1010 is to-pre4 , ent it rc the k:MPEAOit,Of V.Ss , shall havenotifitcl to IiN,Go- . • vernment the adhesion of A c.rXANDFR the FIRST to pl.in; Some letters fromGet*rny st:ite, that °the 'country of 'Hanover e4aettated by the Prussians, and ncettried • by the French. ; We, know that for some time last a report lugs been spreatl Of the approirchink ef,ssion of the Btates . of tin! Church WI the N.rllo 'This re port is now Carlin-mot by letters , frin - u„Gerrnmy, -which positively assert, that the Court -of.Yienna and the •French Government have advised the Tor to abdicate his tetnparal.power ;- that „- .. the Poet has complied with their desire in an Assembly of ,the ;Cardinals-; but that upcm their representations- he his changed his resolution ; f iialiy, that this As 'sernbly was. only a concerted trick, and" that the POP was not unwilling to renounce his temporal pritve:7, usurped by his 'predecess'oti, in the, ages of ,ignorance and _superstition. Bouttor.itlx, •Junr. i 7. —An Extraor,ii. , ary Courier, who passed-yesterday on his way. :a Spain, has announced a.,Peace with Poring:ll,, ' L'Echa de Bgu'edraiix,) • . • • VIENNA, juNE 7.-- . Weexpeet a Courier here who is to remove some diffienitiet that hare arisen . .between this Court mut France, orr-the .subjeet of the In4emoities, in gencral; licit partiCtdarly Ahrln. demnities to the Grand -Duki.. 71:11se difficulties hav:ing a relation .to objeas essentially interesting t o Gr ea t -Britain, our Court,. before tt.earne to a icci•Siov, yishito wait rhe issue of thi NegatiatiOns opened with that Power ;, but it ,4ppcars,,that th 4 Chief Consul insists upon.the,.great'affiiir of The Jr. dcmnitieFheip . g. tErißinateti intlepen4ently and se}a. rattly from Englan4,.: — .• .1 he Freach.Gclysral t 147641-4 who ayrivefi, ktely it. Prag 11 I lint)oUnj ell that he .fie 4 -1;ltled . tt) the fiench FtubaSsy • drat *deniarded 1' iss its in that guNlity; hut, , ies . .‘our qiverUmenti e9 t , ; yet lreciive k l' any pfficil potift:ation npop the suhjet‘t, he Has not yet obtalued,',the Passports ;e.- quired. . • . jpt? I .4—:There a'rflvCci -here t.. Courier with important dispatches. Soon after • arrival orders were sent..,to4he!..Traops in the Mar. graviatej.tkhoid themselves - in readiness to rparihi. t ()tit 't - O-MOrrow„ , • As by the custOin.of Germany, requisitions are . stilt ,to the neighbauring States to infortit them of the . marelt 'of the Troops that ate to pass through their doniains, it .is concluded .hat the departure of the. Prussian Troops has for its obje& some prompt 4ltel decisive enterprise, the Vrincts not having been informed of their rtiJrch. . GENOA. S' .0.-; Fresh Alepnaitions front : a Greek Ve3sei, conttrtmlhat the English have been beaten in the last Battle in .. Egypt.: Tito' sainct Veshel.. relates.... that .it 'eh.' GA N. 11114, trait's Squa, (Iron near •tbe. Pharo& of Afes.si,./. it llis.Vien said 4t Li g korix, .that-ttn,.Arritistice,wan . to oticlutitti iwich the Garrison of . Porto Fereaja. LOVInviC E English Frigate the Or;ris is• areiltia :in our Port;' - She conies from ,ficrypt by way 'of Malta. She states, that at!her ilepasture front E A ry i tt, the English had succeeded in. cutting off the water from. Altxamdria.,--- Ii adds, that .6 or 7000. English and .Seapoys had landed at Sr<rz• . ~ Rota F., MAN . ' ‘r 300--,The greatest silence .ippre.;: aervrd here uponcall .events, p,...4rticul;rly, upon His 6AR DINIAN MAJESTY'S departure,, and- the politi. irate of , the Papal - Teiritories;.-' , ; It. is'-tertain that several- thousand French Troops Are ticatttootad at some i leagues; from ;this capital,,and that ovrcit number file off daily towardxWapiet, ',whose politic cal horizon is still cloudy, , notwithstanding the-pro., teCtion.of ,Rusttiairid , Prussia. . • ]IVIAp D.; J trit R. Motu ria :is tt command the.Squadroo fitting out itt,Cadiz. Rea r ~gpaunand, under his orders, four Ships of the .same Squadron, all rhanned by French. Stilori: 'Another Sqttztdron is exiieetecil tq join MoRENO'I • EItA . NE; jt; , :er: - e lescri dill; instant, that the iiioventelic of the Tr , . , -ps in the Matrav irttcs . .of B,ireu: la and An q-laclo, for its objß/' the occupation - ot the Bishop!. of Bamberg .And up.der ti' orders 0i I..teattenant- General frii,:e 1":1:q.)1:i.:::'VINGE14.--- Th e i t" r those parts,:'nfill be *occu pied in the t Anit,.. TAN MAI E Yj or for the ST A u'r , to whom they were 'assured by „., 1.-.•cret Article ; .t the teary between France and, Prussia iti It ` that, 's'e . vor.il 'Other' Princes ,of wing to follow the 'ex ample of the Pr. I.* and - take posses.* bithe „:.r it (.:r.vrttsciec, Oared 4t 'their aisposal, by ';'c; Airs conclud;..4 with France,. by . Cdnventio:ls agreed upon with the'Court of Tfv_..` Cabinet of Viettni st.ec With chagrin the influence 'which it et.ereiied in Germany, through the Ecelesilsti(al Princes gradually MANHPIm, JUNE 16.—We learn by c't-ters from Phretab, of the IT O; that the Kr Nr, f)t . PRIA*I:P . , who had for some time,„3„separared from Dut of tht Cirele•of lti hli , I . pac it y Pf Nu rg f a y , 9 1 Branderibur g it ..oaretitn, ap pears desiron , of re.a's , ! . - wnicilhis . in fluence in that Assembly. Hi!., Minkstet at .:Vx,l:-.Qlb•rr g , ti A , , Ln bas declared to . tiv As-;cinbly of the _ that the 'King wished to pa hi quota .to the ex'.. IetTCS of the Circle - (with , t tx , i ceprion of those • • reitliting from t,' War -w hum he hia not (ir: 1795, and , tiLa ak take part its All their delibt'ratiorw. t fre -“` :* • • • • F G . s-D EN C IT; .Ic'Nt 26. I i zArs . rt:TlN cis tarrark* VON IN WLSVvitINSTER. e. Li. • • • 4 'S'ItLENAN L. RVMSEY. TII IS Was, ail - AtEi i for an Asstult. The Plain_ tiff' - is a Master Taylor liVirig near tombard-streer, threity, and .la-pe-Mil Of middle age; the De_ lendans is ,;,t young man an d , quite of .age ,_ and the 'son of a.Coal.Merchanr, as it was . stated. Both parties 'ate INilember of a Soeiety Which is distin guished bye the title of rf The Convivial Sons of liarmony' They had been _drinking very freely together, and were very forward in liquor ;, a guar_ ret arose between Iheni as they were going throUgh the Iforotigh in their way hbme, upon 'which the Defendant knockett.the-Plaintiff down,. by which his heaclwas cut ; and it was stated, Mr. Easktra said, in his Brief, .and the violence of the MA. which the Plaintiff received was such, that hi' head must have undergone 'the operation of trepanning, if, by the interposition . pf Providence, :hehad not sassed a very thick fir'that interposi tion of 'Providence was regarded as a kindness -by his Client he knew not, but certain it was.,: That such was the,expresiqn in his Ariel, and the only.use he could make of it - was to shew that the blow was suppOsed to have been a, very severe one. A Patrols, who came '1!) , when this assault took place . , • proved .the Defendant .to,ha ve.committed and neither saw. nor heard any body say that the Plaintiffstiock the Defendant at all: • The Plaintiff . way very: severely wounded'on the head, and a ;Tea* deal 'of blood issued from the 'blow. ..Tl,.ere was ito evidence . on.the part of the De,. fe . uaant. The jury found a VerdiEi for the 'PlaintifF— Damages i ol. CRtM. CON. IDWARDk This tv..k an .Rion for. criminal .Conversation between the. Defendant and the Plaintiff's Wife/. The Plaintiff and his Wife were married in—the Yq . l* 1793 soon after which the Plaintil went- to try to bew.lt hit figtune is the East Indies, in hope" of R.:Liming again in aflitience and comfort to his Wife. His Wife went as rouse :.keeper to Mr,. Coke, QiNortAk, :where she continued for:a con. 44. r itle . ;while, her ~Ilte,band „being, at that time aStoiti • The Ptaintiff not findiug his cicctun , ,tAi iriiiiieve 'as . fie , expened 'in the lilt Indies, returned ataltko. thikCountry but hi* circumstances and those pf = ho still remained in service, not beital* such Nvoula coablc them to live with tht. eotcfort they could wish, that is, they had no pity,_ pett,e,f-a cornfortal4tyinecnite, it was deterinirred thry-§l}pu!st ngt.sp. to' keep,.hooe :together.. ' Upon rhisdr,ierrnination, the Plaintiff went into tricser iir-E Of Lord Harewood; as :Groom of Lord. Chambers ; but •it iv:is °'ctinfindett by Mr. ERIN ME; who way; CoupseEfor the . ; . Pktirtriff, that this was a. scyaration wiiich did not brcil up the Marriage ContraA between the Plaintiti and his Wife they only liVed I .h • this - situation on' account of. their circumstances. in :life not affording them mtans,..for the present, of a comfortable income in those 'times of distress. There . continued between them that tenderness arid afte4tion Which is the chief ohjeet of the militia] ticl and they were de tgclliAted to live together whene,ver ,a proper/oppor , tunny Offered for tfieir doing so with a prospea'of ' a comfortable income, wi,thout which it would 4 have been idle in.them t rare * uponthimselvcs the,cares oria ektgijislied , houkhold, 'The Defendant,, Mr. Crick, was Stcwaid to - and he, is' Mr, *F, ft ix' s rateS, as ail. him'seltof the opportunity Which his titu:ttion gw.e him, prevailed on this unhappy woman to ? yield' to his wishes, anti' surrender up her He took her - away from Mr. Coke's haise ; and not ody knew whither.'_ The.first notice which the Ha abd, Edwards, the Plaintiff 'in .thii'McliO n , had of it,' was, than she was .• taken avi:rty:h;' the Defendant pregnant. was in' the yeArt79B. Ii was; not until September- followingthat the Plaintiff disForered his \s He iriertagated her Vell=a's-he cnuid, but she wbUta no 1! L . 411 1 .141 i..ho was her seducer. • He 4iseovered 4'0144 taking with', him his. At torney„. s and- breakinuOpen , her. box, „in which was lbund a .16tter from tthe. Defend ant,to her,_ expressive of the familiarity which had subsisted' i between. t tttnt, From. .the t ontenti.:Yof that le 40f tney , also traced the lodg,ings 'Of the De. (mane .to Penton The: wcnnan .who .ketsytha t house- proved. that the Defendant and tho'llaintiff's - Wife had slept together three nights in that hOupt,' . :Che Defence was, Thatthe Plaintiff had: lived from his Wife so•longi and taken , so.. little tare .of„ her, that ihe 444t7iioge Du tici.were!so neglet4edby him, that he; coca& not : come. into a Court to ask-any thioou.t Nominal Datnitges;, That.4he Defendant had acted as generously as he .could by this, woman,. for. that 'he had: aoppOrted hest,'when deserted by her Hashand, and that he-:bads settled W. a year uppn her.. , - Two Witncsses were. oiled for the purpose of pravinvh4t the - 2140ff Nas , &it:km in kindness to'hit Wire, bus, theydid,not prove that to, he the case t , : Lands N Y N saw no .reason td disapprove of rh condo :of the Plaintiffin this case. His Lord. suit> left the question of Dimages to the Jury, Vertlift for the IlaintiFr—Damages.toolv BEV 2A AG E. tclaq'Wine-aml Brandy Merctrant, gratefully icknnwiedge the Favoitrs:mf the Public:, and re.: specifuP3 assures them ; that S'nr , abs ace-at thi; time in the highest state of!rerfe:iian. "fhey . are absolutely-prepared. with the choicest -spirits., and their Acid is drawn-solely from that very grate. ful Actiscorbutie Frtgti the Seville 014ngs so 4 the relent importation. Sold,' in afly siciaozitx, nor foss' than 'Two Gallons; at either 'Rum S i nrub' 'Branly..Shrub, At his Wareitou6e, Adlonutuent . .Tard, London. . *• * Also, Superior 1 7 .y . P.1,-). lot's, in foil Quart cve I %0.% L ii too:ain !inn Gal. lo,), of V.lne, making then we %Lonsicierable iaring in quantity to tilt Patchatk-T. 4+, Some ,real Baravia Amick, from the,East India Coniiiany's Warehouses. 141 8. s's profits not heitig. eiteilated terms requisite to sustain theloc s e s of -long cos y bad debts, 84. c. he resi , EAfally requzsts that all or. tiers, from the Country, may contain remittances for the amount, or reference 'for. }'ay Men t in Town. C()NCRLTE LI;AUIS Mr. Cox-wtt.t., of Teipple-Bar having been given to understand' that *some otfa:r Acid has, been sold for Concrete Urriop juice, leek it ne cessary to observe, . that be ilk permitted to refer to the highest Authorities in this Kingdom, for the purity of that prepared by himselfi and he trusts that the precaution of signing erery Package with his name, and in his :Own hand.‘iriting, will afrcird sufficient security against impo-sition to those Who shall 'he desirous to make use of tilts conve, nicht and elegant preparation. To be a, good I r 'eet there is no necessity,for.being, a prokund logician ; andtlicrefore l)ryden,pophis r tically'says;- when triniming - off.the physkal God never „made his works for man to mend." Are ' .ipre Avis:, which tends : to do away. the :Use di a Doaor,- either for the. body or the Soul; as if we were so very . perfealy turnegiout of our Maker's - and so lastinglyo-66, in a state of perfcaion, "that - neither one nor the other .camever. stand in need of repair from human advice,,,, from .kuutan alsi t stariee. But fs'apposing John J)rytfen, as dr:.as he was; ftrstecannot stifpress the pan, had found hiutot tering teneinent of clay was sapped to' its foundation with an, iumitlatiog Dropsy,,, w o u td . he not have tri6S how the matter might have Ken Mended by a little well.stimcd tapping, and' i hat ez - M, repeatedly,' iithcf than 11;I:te- bursted' ternal: we i isht 91 water. V i chen .ca a wonder ; those who haVe all their lid set their 1,(.-11F, ;456 n4t, uackeik, and rep r ob ate d ' t h e use "of all NOstrunis, at 4 l ' riittrath to common seise, have b•ter'ir t aiteed, when brought down. tb the inink thegralre* a complication of Nervous Diseases, tas,,ttytlic,cllicacy. of those Medicines to which tlic . tesCanany thoil., stints has been .subScribedl- We mean' tti' incnn parable 'virtues. Which-Ca a mu se's Nervoua., , Cordial an,l Botanical Syrup _are universally acknowledged to possess; and which„ hackid by the dircalons. held .. our in - his " Guide to Old • Age," have ie. moved even the.moAvioveterate of liania erl el . Cachexy, Palsy, Apoplexy...an...l all the ghastly , train of inaledidions entailed %rip the human sace,,-and yet found curable hlVltunian ckill. Ahroei f. sod rens* tretmilebit " 1' fiIIP 1%4111'. , 3 Artiired—the SiOdy, Tit9tp, fm.in CooneAkyt. r Geiletetoi; . ' jantze.n, azd Thiertttia from Rotterdam ; arid Attr.l, 14:4,14144, from 1-3444utitit. N 7: 2c. Passed Gadd 3 Wirdintiti, Vrow ItetniarlJ, S awle, ;con ! ; V-ru W Xne gen; 3. , V COVO forage NiustOr, from, E 011x:tett. . F : • Enia; Bartsfl; , 'Nr , for, Selle:RA ; W 44 jutitP ll /i for F4),11"; «nci Jtmge MarAretta, , for lity.e: l ), tw~flß RIAD. ch t th e loth mst. Ryon., in the C.7:ittrttv of Dilih3tu. by tboittov,A. LIN 4rhorlt, AtAleacOn . Sir of,t4ilioertott, Bart; s t oiv e dittg k - t of the : rate Newton 'John 'Stowe, Esq. or. , • - - • hitiTcifit., "ty :the EpiscOp&l I ire. at Brontley,..ttie Rev, jia ltoj ii ot - the Leta pisbop of Roclicstxr, to,` , lisg F. En,ri tourk.o. :4 r 7,1 ' juiv, 1 6 0 ;:j • 1 c. -. ;(7 , 1 , 1 I fZISiI HAMS. . , ". 4 \ - N V F. ,evera; tha which clay by had of GEORGE N,). 6 7 0 E r w ea c t ! ;oker, Tfl HAMS. NEAR KSII/lIIRTON, DE VON, in the SQ. TO WE, SOLD IrY AUCTION, - • _ By Mr. Li thiS `- - At his . t.:l-eat Pallt- 0i On WEDNESDAY, the ReoI D.IV of july at ,e e'Clotlt, 'I `C . A . PI 't -A 'and Vatunbit F`RESTIOI ,I) - 'ESTATE, i.oosistin?' or the vc!y eNterici: :\laiors 01 BROOK,%AIAYNBRoW. BUCK 4.-AsTA.Err.;Ti, an:t;o BART u ON, with Court Leets, Court Laron, Q. 4! R I cut 4, Fines, Heriuts, Tolls of Fairs aiid,M.:rl:ers t RiFtit , ties ) ,51c, and. aittlent Nf: msion, 0 Ilices,. Garden , in_ p , od repair; .60 near 41a0 Jterw Or r.tbie :Lip-Land asnl Meadow; , :itiiture and Down Land, Tyth.'free,' Land lax redeemed• zooo.acres of which are incldsed, ainkl;villed into `fen Farms, :indict to respeclablt Tenaitts, Also about tioo acres of capital Tiinber, Grove,. Wood, and Coppiee.Land hi .hand, The Efitata i s well wittered, of the' present. annual Rent of ONE THOUSAND SEVEN HU - MIME D POUNI.Si Capable of very consitierable irnproN'entert. Tild Estatd alyaolfds ;With Went?. of Lint::., - 0 )e tihil Marble, .eotiverlinh into Chintner.piece, Si;bs. kc. Witter Snak.:Corn is Let - with B:irton i arm, a .ifuable: privilege of utpastUring Stm;lt. on Dartiiiv.ir, ttl j nr, W:e W hole,. a most cotripaa and desirable Estatv ,, Nytth great plenty' of Gant:: and l kid Sport, as t. disiiu gnishod'Oevoilihire or Deaii Vinntdepentrs on ti i ~ .pot for sport. Tlic,.horne grounds and Surrounding utrY IS bc"'l" tifully piattrestittb, and. requires only a fawja‘li,;lo" , "'"`" L ' Of art t 4 rii.iele!r chatining,residence. Situate t):1 the kV-Ist:ow R. iad Iqadhig.front EKeter to 'Plymouth, INstati: fr...int.Astrarton three mites, six tiont Tohless, Torbay, fttreii froth Tyninotith, twenty-two front t‘o,f, and the :-• listance from Ph - Mouth. , 2 -; Ate tt The Ln,Ay o:,l‘itewed hy . apVving to P, Rat ti is p4rtietilarS niay Ise aid a incrith.l ) " 444 **3 r i 7lig:1171: s 2. hi of the estate may be Sten, • ; C;3iNiTt.ENIEN. . • f ri" tin; ~ . yrrohation which FULLIOt's i p A, I'ENX jig AC ES ifave airtair W ig .`,, ; " "' ' L ''' tbr tletra, is s cootincilt !"6 ,- t r i:beiti g trtla4e (1:1 a ‘ , • 2l crtnt Tro::1 .deft athetinettliiie whieli rer•i . kit Inare. 4 yaotic,,f-aud no; to gi : 01 ,:c7 41-4 . 4 , • antrse) Vltedtui ie. he W ith inost-viclent rxcreiie;- - withoi,t-We ;t or A: 1 4: - qbeuti 11411%01i;C:s find :;!,:.1?: a!! artirie Poculi;q l Y. welfQl4p.t.tti.. for warin C.liinates. A at to„wnce, for 'rtttilv . ' trolley, 10 tltr,'ic tVI4 pur., to sei again. —Sold OYT-hdtbventotonlv, joi'epft t?elitir, lii s 1 44 liosiery,ttnd Gl4vg WarOto . .o,e - of) tosite the G u l.lta Chartiag-Croix: - ca As';:tritnttnt•hf ll.et;:uve-i - y every A rzliflt; llusiery a.u..7!.G10eT.N. • ' AWN:OLD PI LLS, co .p.. 141. know'? °ter ~EtirOpe 'for their stipelic. , r cPicacy nrul Te cuLt "- luil.nnen. to pettedly eradicatin- dt'.zree of OIe . V . V: - ..7 teat Disease srithout the least ; ttOu Lae ;sr cur,‘.fitattort t w . l , ),,o p ; cisureti:Otis exe:Aleat .X`ie - dicine it- I c0„,,,,11.1 to the COttStittftioll, tit( tot.e rtVEllititet; ilic4ll4lphrvinl Plcri swlckijypremed spc at:te,r:rt " nrec Direatcris, tattled by Pr. Arnold, aft: With each-Llox, wbita vela euaole di Pelsons to I. t hem-. so d Prepared Dr. Arno`ol, at I.7'ifortstone,'l% 4loe4 ": - • ' a i lt . a, l , (re r : m li t Y li i , n rro :: ,r t i ti d : : :: 3.i . l ii , u t r i c t! 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A his hou,,ie 5;(1'1'41414 Captain Whit ter. of the Royal Navy ! 4 At Repe-G rove, near Chapotiz94i it, the County of 4110). lin, litijor-Geticral Richat'd fletzemortli, Lt Cotontl Cola inauri4nt of the 24 litttalion of itotal I rishArtillety Wetine,:dar morning ,1. titer of. John.. tilittofd, . ksq. of Upper Charlotte.;strect, iitivo;F» square. ‘k . 1A 14 &km: k=i hclt rrs (ta tpr4e..terty-roitl„ weitmioitef ;1 f.f..-VN;ititituvi=htrcer. Cevrtit=Cardeni . ; Ann by At the IL I i 12, Sti•ajid ; where~ iiiiifverittenverttt, for the 1 ) ,..1per, Lent,' for rho c__ . IREL,VD; DU I, UT, Mir 20. ,YiSI , IIIkOAY there wa.3 a_ very splendid Review of tllet:lropmin Garrison. in3lse Vhcenbt-Park, by His F•xcellency the LORD LI Eu:r NA,. r. The Aneness of the day / induced to this !partial display a ,consi deialtle number of speetatori. At a quartet . .., past fwelve lii4 Excellency the Lott'n ' I.I.EUTRI'.IANT, attended by 'several General OfficQrs, his Aides-de-, Camp; and a `splendid' equipage, enteredt4te.fiefd, which was announced by a, dlscbarge of cannon, and shortly aftenvin-il5 'tbe ev( f .:utions i t coops commented by the ward of tfm ' Ekerci:qini Officer, 4 . _ r - • Itrigaakt -CrenrAc j i)t..-,,:.*:`' ~lift ' adt-Jitnt-, ..„ primpasess in niiiiratTlfialitErvil andlit*:;, . - - - ,... ,... . L .: , :--1--,...- the a:lint - I: Ain:1 te a l Oft-t t . .-tefltiFr3. ' ' - Ail invea ion of.the-Yeeeettmor-gorpti-44--ortake place to-morr(tv, piepapyry to ~th,eir ..pe i irig - re viewed on Vriday t h e i6thi n sr.' Vs' "Hi, ii.:c6ellency the Earl of HAtttivviriE- . The Corninander in Chef . has been plc :! ,, ::,1 to appOint Lieutertant.Crilonel - Ai!E..l3rcni*-tili; of .the, 37th Regiment of Foot r . to be . . ..his , Sccreta ry ; and:Lieut.-Colonel Si uNEY Sc itoc'6s, of the Kiug's oWn Infantry ; `Captain NitAti=rt !sr TUCK Ea ,.. , .‘ of tie sth - 1-IIJS . O ANDi of, the-gth Dragoon Guards, ;- and Cap tain Lord FRE.Dt RICK, BENTINCK, Of the 2.4.111 Dragoons; :to be his Aides-de.,Ca:np. ~Vlr.'M, store-keeper in Cranipton-court, in De cember.last received into his. stores ten-casks, which were regularly entered into . his books,. marks, and nunthers, it one Penny . per cask per week storage. ` . Yesterlay he had occasion to look over his -stores, [ tilti - from. the dryness of tthe place and. the heal •of the.weathar, he found one. of t!-.ese casks h fallen io . pieces and disclosed the contests, viz. a nuniber of ceinnisters of the very best SeotchGunpowder. 7 - The store-keeper knew not -the 'name of the person to whom the; belonged, andconsidering the article as veiny dangerous, both in a natural and legal.sense, he sent to Major St kit , ! who . ordered . i couple of cored waggons; and had-the-whole ten casks of _gunpowder conveyed to . . His Majes;y's Ordnance . Stores, .