The Sun. — London, England, 1801-06-20 00:00:00

The new Palace. at Kew is to be a lirge square building, with kintr towers, and 't noble court-Yard i n t i re centre . , l'h e intended height is four Stories it is of red brick ; the plan entirely Gothic, and every part is Co be.finished agrecably—td the t 3 sign given to Mr. WyArr by His MAJESTY. The gritisl: Cavalry in Egypt is mounted at.the e)rpence of ixtecn,, horse. COals are sending out to the Army there, .typod being at ilie pr price of eight-pencer pound. At the Duke of BEDVORP'S hCCll...6llCail;g. at Woburn, on Thursday, there was exhibited a ma chine lately invented by Mr. PERRYMAN, for clean. ing wheat.of the husk, witllout inj9ry, to the wheat. It takes off the husk iu the most complete manner, and it is calculated that there will only be one pound wasted instead of seven by the common method. It is proposed' to make paper of the hp,sks.—Mr. MooKE, .of Aspley, exhibited an uncommonly fine Low pig ; and it was allowed, by eminent judges to be the handsomest they ever saw, and the head' and feet to be the leaq they had ever seen. She is about two years old, weighs about ten' score, had a• lit ter of pigs about. three months since, and is un commonly fat,t- lthough she has only been fed in the common way, upon split grown barley.—His Grace announced, that Mr. COWLEY, of Asp. ley, was entitled toy the premium of, fifty guineas for expending the largest sum of money (not less than sitty guineas) in the purchase of breeding ewes or theaves of the New Leicester or South Down breed. They had determined that Mr. RUNC MAN, of Birchmnre, was entitled to a premium of twenty guined,, having expended the next largest' sum.— The unsuccessful candidates for these premiums were M. IitTHRY, of Snelsony and Mr. GaEsuAar, of Checksands, who are to :have` the use of a ram of the same breed as the ewes purchased, grads, dur ing this year.—The premium of a cup, value ten guineas, was adjudged to Mr. BurFlEl.ll, of Pots_ grove, for breeding, in Bed6rdshiie, the best theave.--The preillitlin Of a Clip, value five gniut was, ad . , 41' , f-d to Mr. Moult P of Asyley, for the second best theave. Yesterday the Recorder made his Repot to the KING in Council, when the following Prisoners in Newgate were ordered for execution on Wednesday r.e t :—Jamer 'Vont/rage, for uttering a forged one-pound note ; Robert Aral: and Yaws Rikr, for a highway robbery on Colattel •O'Kelly ; josrph Roberti, for a highway _robbery ; Crass, for ditto ; and yawn An-kit:lark; for a forgery on AleK. Davison, Esq. Upwards of thirty were re. spited. - 1.4.1)t-Yl4 l'xinti:A by iit) C I - 1 ANAN M '&1! 1.1. A 1 , 4-, tot liow.S met; Covent., africn ; diu2 uniwte.; tY Wii.Li nM Ask m its A *".."2t rrs (4 - )t FiucsG At- the S vN.Ori t CI, 'No. 112, StraNa' ; where Advtrtirementi, Or.urs fit ihe Pa pr, 1./ttff i for the Editor, &c. (Mt. .....___ . ..._. ~ VENEREAL COMptAlN'ci. ,„ A ll R. ARNOLD's PILLS, -so wcll kilr,":. TV over Europe for th eir suivrior efficacy 4 11 % ri t e ' rg' .mildness, in peffeetly eradicating. eveYy dcgra of , s (ac t . TO real Diseose without the least treublovorcontincl93tief&lilfr Public may be asiktred this excellent Medicine J,tleadff's congenial to the constitution, and nowt' hav'e rani , 3.,e, it health having been much improved in oilier respecl.),inictod 'Use. Printed Diredions, signal by Dr. Arbol t', t hcil'' with each Box, which will enable all Persons to (-I l i - 0 selves without the knowledge of any on''- 'l! sex ' P.. rreparett by Dr. Arnold, at Whetstone, Mit.',..c h iii i , Mr' in London hv. Illr. Axtell, No. I, Finch-lanc, eJniolbefil Ward,. at his Patent AledicineWareboose,.No• 3 14 '; -; .14 14r ' opposite Gray's Inn Gate ; and Mr. ?Wing, op '' d .i t , 11 34 Medicine Warehyuse, No: 76, Oxford -street, QPP ) - Pantheon..Wed,' 131 tr Sold also by tbe following Boo kseller*, 1, oini , Ss-i,, r. Sileppard. Bristol ; Mottley, Portsmouth ; ‘-'°''.'iita GO r l bury ; Harrop and Thompson, Manchester ; .1 oni!'' 0 , 3 ;1• , , Liverpool ; litilkeley and Poole, Chester ; kne.rbites,;cif Viercey, Birmingham ;. Stevenson. Norwich,;. u`i,t43l and Barnshy, I rswich ; ,Gales S lietlieltl ; Dint I vrPg Y Peck . ; York ; Brown, Hull ; Humble, Neweaolirfios4lli mild, jeweller, Glasgow i :Scott, A pot hecar,', 1',`, 1 iit i;l 4l /, a' and by one reputable Bookseller in mat Towili.lf,o, • . Fria; ?.-s-otl. and ss: sd. a Box:. VitiY_ill'tivre• work Where play be had, Arnold's tie_rff.s_____ ,... ..Rebo r '" ....„....-..-/ Ic. ry.roaci, WesMurister 3) most be addressed. THE SUN. SOLLM QVIS DICERS, / 41.41,1114 AOD/LAT LONDON, JUNE zo, 180 i. O Thursday last, in pursuance, of an Order of Council, the Embargo on SwediSh. Ships was taken off at PortsmoUth. WE ,yesterday evening again received Paris Papers, those to the 1701 inst. They bring us tittle of imp9rtanee: The 2110u;temi- is siletit as to the intelligence respeCting Pariugell, which we gave in our Paper of yestelday, limn the Paris Papers . ; hat the journal des Defeusertrs contains the follow- ing article 1 NU; Jij' 7. ---Citizen PEI. ix DEMATES, First Secretary of the Embassy to his Most Christian King, writes in the following terms, to the Sub- Preft& of Bayonne . . "Peace will sac it be siglted— , the knhassagior hat set outfit. Badajos." The Paris Papers contain no direct information re speCtiug GANTHEAUME'S Squadron, but borrow from the Frankfort . 7parnal an Article on tile subject. flat Paper says, " Asccording to Letters from Go- PNa, of the id inst. Admiral GANTHEAUME has received express Ordeis from Paris to disembark as speedily as possible, on the Cpast of fr;po/;, the Troops on board his Squadron. They are thence to attempt- to reach Egypt, whatever difficulties they may meet with in their march." Our Readers may probahlr recollect, that this was the route chalked otat for the Troops on board GANTH'EAUME'S' Spa= tirOn by the ,Opposiqon Papers in this country,,and they will not therefore give the Franllort journalist complete credit for this ingenious contrivance. On the situation of affairs on the Continent, we find but one article under date of the 9th instant, from Frankfort ! It is said, that the French will, i n all, send 2000 men into Carrel. According to what has been agreed upon, Cant/ remains under the 'German jurisdiCtion, and the- inhabitants are bound only to furnish barracks to the soldiers ; all other wants are to be paid for in ready money. The Troops on both sides, conduCl themselves quietly. ; there are only a few disputes between the • FretiO Chasseurs and the :Nientzer Hussars. The French have placed advanced posts abot;i. Cass. , /, and in the night of the 4th and sth they sent patroles on the ~ One side as far as liockbeim, and on the other as far as , Wisbaden, as in time of War.. The Hana 4 Gazette adds, to these details, that according to the reports `in circulation,'" there will be about the end of this month, 30,000 men on . the right bank of the Rhine." ,Thc Frelick Stocks have again fallen. The Tiers 'Consolidit is at 471. The Hamburgb Mail, due on Wednesday, -had not arrived when this Paper was put to Press. . THEIR MA J EST Its yesteruay,' accompanied by the elder Patt4 SS S, 'Came from Kew Palace to Buckingham House. The ,Q,IIEEN and her Royal Daughters visited the Pitt NC EbS of WALt,s, at her residence at Black heath. A Council anis Majesty's Ministers was held, when the Record!ler made his Report of the ConviCts under sentence of Death in Newgate, for the last three months. A Council was held at ,140111 HANKKESIIITRY's Office, in Downing-street, for the Foreign Mini. acts. Yesterday Ris iXo al Highness the Doge of YORK, 'attended by the Sccretary at War, Laid Matti:it:Tarr, Gener - i' Di LAP C EY ) and several \ (Aber Officers of the Staff, laid the first Stone aT the Royal Military AsYltun at Chelsea, when several Coins and Medals, commemorating our Naval and Military ,Midorics, were deposited untie.- a Plate with the following inscription : ThTs stono laid b' FR. E, DETtI.44 Drrr of YoRK, '' Fteld.Nl,trsilul , Elii:LuKt, in the Yc.tr of liis Ma. " .o:sty's His Royal Highn , the DUKE of Your came on horseback, havior , tended at . Field Exercise. M. Orfo, we tcarn, received no leis th an t h ree • • • COIMUUTUCat IOIIS 111 the course of twenty-four hours on Thursday and yesterday. We are glad ( in the opportunity of being enabled to .state, that there is no authentic inundation for the report which has °brained, in all the Papers respe ing Captain FR EDERISK of the. Guards. The last °Facial accounts, and which. .ire later than. any private ones that can be depended upon, make no mention whatever of his death. The It ING has purchased the DUKE of Chou a csrE 's hoot at Weymouth, and :considerable improvements will be Made inyit after the present suanner. pg.rtt , ~ . - I N -(- - - t ~, .i.p 4 4: ., N 441 7 A Li ,1' , 7 - i7 . : - s y NE tv s. Mu 1111 Intperium pelagi, tevumlue tridratem s Sod alibi Jytie datum. PORTSMOUTH, juwg ARR IV El) this day, His Majesty's Ship Hazard, Capt. BVTTERFIELD, from cruizing. Th:.Embargo upon the Swedish Ships at this Port was yesterday taken off, by Order in Council, The West India Convoy has made signal for sail ing.. YARMOUTH, JUNE 19p SAI Lin the Favourite Sloop, So&bay . Frigate, and GeOrge Cutter, on a Cruize. This day the Pr;nee of Wales Packet, Capt, Sur. TON ) sailed for Cuxhaven, with Mails and Passen. DZIBLIN, Jvws 15. The following General Orders issued by our Commander in Chief, General I\4Enows, were published this day : . _ •' Aijatait:Genetal*: O , re , Irtit; "General Sir W 1,11.1A3i MEDOWS is extremely proud to find himself at the head of the Irish Army—an Army that, , with.dissipline in proportion to its bravery, has little to fear from any Sorer the Enemy can bring against it. , " The admirable system laid clown by Marquis CORN WAI.I.I4, to, be continued, atul strictly adhered to; and every Regiment, in every Distriet, to pav the must rigid attention to fits MA) IS tY 'S Regulations. ' The Commander in Chief will see. Officers about business from twelve to two, on Tuzsdays ' Thursdays, and Saturdays, till further orders.— lle is to be seen on any emergency any hour of the" fou' anti twenty." LAW REPORT. COURT OF KING'S BENCH, Fa.inAy, JuNt 19: COMPOUNDING PENALTIES. Upon a Motion fqr Leave to compound in a Pe.. nal Milan, and in which there was a consent, Lord KENYON asked what it vas for ? His Lord: ship was told, it was to compound a Penalty for running a Horse Race for a Plate of less value than Sol, for which there was a. Penalty of 5.01. ; but the affidavits stated, that the party who had incurred the Penalty was poor ; the sum agreed to be paid to the Informer was no less than tol. ; , and there was also to be paid to the Poor of the Parish to!. and upon which there was a consent on the part of the Parish. Lord KENYON said, there might be a consent on the part of the Parish, but there- was' as yet no con sent on the part,of that Court. His Lordship 'said, that the Legislature had direeled that these Races should be prohibited, as injurious (for so - they were) to the morals of the inferior classes of the~ Commu.. nity. It kept them from their honest oceupa ,tions, and wasted their time, as well is having a' bad etre& Upon their morals. These points being considered, the Legislature had attached large penalties to this practice; and the size of the penalty was intended to . operate as a prohibi tion of the. prattice, (at least among the lower or_ ders), and the Court of King's Bench -Was not to repeal the Statute upon Motion. . Upon this view of 'the case, his Lordship was of opinion .the Court , should-not grant these motions, even upon consent, for leave to compound these ACtions at all, except upon circumstances the most special ; he Arndt& therefore not take . the formal consent of a Gentle man at the Bar holding a biief for that purpoSe : he did 'not mean to insinuate that any thing unfair was intended in this ease,• but the Court should guard against possible abuses ; and it was possible for any Attorney in connivance with the •Attorney for the Defendant, 'to give a Counsel a - Brief to instruct" him to consent on behalf of a Parish; and yet the' Parish may never have heard any thing of the matter, for which reasons his Lordship suggested, and then the Court ordered, that 'before this Rule shall be granted there shall appear an affidavit ex pressive of the real consent of the Parish to com-, pound, as well as the Informer. THR THEATRRe-.—The Comedy , of Thr . lleir at Law was represented last night at the Haymarket' Theatre. Mrs. MouNTAtx performed the part of Caroline Pormr, instead of Miss Dg CAstlywho• has left this Theatre, Mrs. Mows-I-mil is not much calculated for the expression 'of pathetic de licacy, and therefore the character would have been more properly assiimed to Miss MURRAY . Po wr LL 'fromDrury:Line Theatre, made his first appearance last night as" . -Stedide; to which he imparted a manly spirit. *The Epilogue, suppqrted by the charaders in general, went off with tolerable spirit. The Farce was Tie Prisofrier at Large. - CooKt is gone to Biimingham, wherd he was to perform Richard on Wednesday last, and where expedation was all agog in consequence (Allis high celebrity in the Metropolis. Mr. WILLIAMS, the itatArr, has. not only rel» signed his Alderman's Gown fur Cornhill- Ward, but relinquished his Command as Lieutenant-Colo. nel of the Royal Exchange Division of Loyal Lon don Volunteers, and Major. BIRCH has been una elc4td to the dice of. Li‘utenant-Colonel ; but we tuitierstand, that after expressing his grati tude for the high honour aitiferred, he has.declined taking upon him that important situation, wishing to retain only his present rank. We are desired to contradid the marriage of-Car tain COMPTON with Miss JEFFRIES, as inserted to.. our Paper of yesterday,- such a report being totally void of foundation, The effect or the grouper Where Sir SIIMEY SMITH and GHEZZAR PACHA form the prominent features, in Ygxi E it's great Piaure at the Lyceum, is much improved since its first exhibitien, by the gradual melioration of. the light it apioper tone, and the whole extent of this popular Painting is now viewed by the 'SpeCtator without either .the glare, or the-obscurity which paftially injured its drat while the colouring of the dome-lights was in a raw scate. A ruAttcholy "accident hippened on Thutsday se'qight, during the march of two troops of the Royal Regiment of Horse Guards from Kettering to Northampton. As one of the baggage waggons, heivily Wen with military chests, S‘c. was come ing down a hill near Wellingborough, it was un. fortunately overturned, whereby several women were precipitated to the ground, one of whom was kilted on the spot, and two others were dreadfully bruised. SIIEERNESS, JUNE "YrsTigoAy evening arrived His Majesty's Sloop Giery of t 6 guns, gain. Russ E 1., from the Downs ;. and Drake hired Cutter; ,Licur, liAnnutxr, froth Yirmouth. The Thereur went out of Harbour to. the Lit.. tle Nore, from whence she this day proceeded to the Great:Nore. It is said that she is to be a Flag-ship, and is destined for the East Indies, Lieut. > Ggotzcs PEP.IC has taken the Command of the Flirt hired Cutter, at this Port. ' A Letter from Philadelphia, dated May 9, states, tliat the captain of the Bostari British Frigate had sent a challenge to the Captain dthe French Frigate Semi/!ante, then laying at Norfolk, to meet him at sea—=to which the Captain of the French had agreed, 'provided no other British Frigate was in the way. The Boston i.y rated' at 3z guns, and is at present commanded by . Capt. DOUGX.AS, a Scotchman, of well tried bravery. The sciniartute is rated at 36 guns, • The Enemy's Fleet in Brest, according to the last - advkes, consisted of , wenty,seven Ships of the Line, ready for sea. The complement of seamen on board the 7.rs is fixed at only three hundred men, which provea that room is left for double the number of troops, as the Ffench complement on board ships .of this rate is eight hundred and fifty men. Y4:sterday a Court of Direttors i of the East India Company was held at the India Huse, when (-apt. RT 1 E R attended and was sworn into the com mand .of the Contany,:s Extra Ship the orarc, consigned to Fort 'St,Qeorge. The C M ourt adjourned to Wekineaty next. The Illo,narch is to be at Gravesend the loth of July, to stay there ten days, and be in the„Downs pa the 26th ditto, The 'following is, a Lig pf the Persons who have been apprehended since •the ; 3.th Sot, under Charges of High TreasSn and Treasonable Pradicis ; distinguishing such as, have been con fined under similar chfirges s at any time previous to the t 3th or April, with the dates, of the Warrants of their respedive Commitments~; and also distin_ guishing such as are now in custody. ou•r,cF, cusinale. • John Ilerne ; John Pope ; Johri, Edwards ; JOhn White ; S4rn, ' , fowler; Edward Masser.; Daniel Canipbell John Ashurst ; town . Pethion ; Benj. COXOII ; lohn Poran ; Thoinas ; ,i'eniberton ; John Adamson Joseph Langley ; Joseph P;atep ; Thomas )larpnil I ; Charles;Pendrell be. Tore confined under a similar, Charge, .by Warrant, : dated t9tlr April t 793 ; Jasper Moore, ditto,. ditto, by Warrant, detect ;Oth tklrrtl 1798• ' •• NOW IN CUSTOOY. Michael Doyle; John Crathorno; lobo Nicholls; Joseph ita4on*; Jaincs.'clionias. alias Wm. .Slater ; Robert Oliphant; los. Burka; John Donovan; John DOcliworth, The Faculty of Advocates in Edinburgh have unanimously elated ROBERT 'BLAIR, ,Esq, tor-General for Scotland, to be Dean of Fa culty, in the room of the Right Hon, Ron Et tyr DUN DAS", of Arniston, now Lord Chief Baran of the COurt of Exchequer. . . . - - s - onap, B2VERAGII.. • Maas, Wine . and Brandy Merchant, gratefully acknowledges the Favours of the. Public, and re. speetfully assures them, that his Sl3rubs are at thia time in the higliest state 'f perfection. orf hey 3 !e absolutely prepared with the choicest old Spirits, and their Acid is drawn soleli;fr - Oin that .ver, grate futAntiscorbutie Frait 3 the 'Seville Orange of t he present Importation.. Sold, in 'any quantity, 'not' 'less than TWo -Gallons, of tither Ruin Shrub or Brandy Shrub, at his Warehouse Monument-Yard, London. *.* Also, Superior Foreign Wines, infullOnart Bottles, Twelve of which will contain Three - Gal. lons of Wine, making thereby a considerableSavicg in quantity to the Purchaier. +++ Some real Batavia Arrack, from the Last, India Company's Warehouses. . • 11§11 Hi a as's profits not beini-ealculated upo4 terms requisite to sustain the. osses of long.credit,* bad debts, Sec. he respetliblly requests that all or. tiers, from the Country, may contain remittances for the amount, or refcrencefor,payment in 1.0104 CONCRETE LEMON JUICE. CoxwELL, Mr . •- of Temple-Bar, having' been given to understand that sonic other Acid l'' been told for Conerete.Lemon Juice, feels it ne cessary to Observe, that he is permitted to tett+ to the- highest Authorities in this Kingdom' f" the purity of that prepared by blinself; and h 6 trusts that the precautton. Of signing every.PackaVi with his name, and in his own lynd,writing, thus vi : 1 1 afford sufficient security avinst i mpasition to tn who 'shill he desirous to make u s e of .this cg ave : nient and elegant preparation. • • . . . • • .. Prodigies 'of saxacity, strength, and.beautv, co's' Thine as .41nalto-attract - ttrthar outdid spor . E'"" ter 'Change, in the Strand, innumerable spedatois, r° view :Ind admire - the astonishing collettion acre exhibited, of Animals and Birds procured frtnn,cl region Of the-Globe,. at it: firsuligious expence , Pidcock, .whomeontinued assiduity, fora se nesol years, to merit public.fa your, appears ,to. mee t - with irs due reward—the patronage 'and incouragerrti of the liberal, disterning, 'and.etirious ; for it " 1 , / 'fad, that' PidcoCk's Grand Menagerie' apPe'llh . l the very noble and fashionable 'company vs wh o ' that assemblagelealrthat is curtails in Natitie, t°, have becomi the favourite lounge; and we•appl7l the good ‘ taste displayed' by. them_ in honouring 63.; Exhibition by their presence, alter the.sm a l t , .of Man himself, that or the Animal Creatin italfor Te a wonderful, highly pleasing, 'and rational film' ul ' hpoWledge and entertainMent. No age was ever more highly_diiiingoi)he(l fvr Benevolence and Charity than the present, 1 1 1; person has distinguished himself mare by aet s L / 4 4 kind than that eminent Medical CharaAeri 41 7 0 BicOnutt; witness his donation of 50 1 . Foundling Hospital,. - and also to the garP re : :do wary, and Surrey, Dispensary, of which O st l t ",i o . he is eletfled a Governor for Life; besides 1 ,1 0 , 'nations to the Freemason's and Ctunherit i t ' e . s o i s and many other Charities. His oiroc if,;: e ' r ij o br in can only be learned by inquiries. l . lo° V„,; ( - atlnwed his neighbourhood, none of whom ar e _ g — , e - h a n ex to go away unsatisfied from his tiaiolowrco ass_ equally ample ought to be imitated by esS 11$ t blest with 'the means of relieving ais tr i — , - , wc alth Dnelor,` who seeMs, indeed, to accur t " b— • the faster, the in ore he lays out in this way' • . SHIP mont, fr o m SaYmnutli olAvrcrNa, JUNI TE. - Pa' ad, by—the Shill4agh,.Chanthers,•for Belfast; wx.ist snip, andsfanny, Prancing, from Lisbon; lcatnelAdA . •AMerica. 'Cooley, from IslontLCaroliva; AmswFi or. ----, from Philadelphia Julius r Miller, AI , Sailed=-the Gate. E rwagi for and fox, Ilisbro, Itor 11:utibro', -- . ifizTif. • .' _ .1 tine is . .. on Wednesday the i7th inst. at his „1, 22ci. ittingtori-street, the Countess of Stahl:o4, 01:_:.----** .----. MAAR lE.& - , h amil ' ~Cin Wednesday, Captain Joseph L. rophanlo il„ ii ; Lig , "'"°Y, tolvtiss Wallis,d.inghter of Christeplier Vt4u ‘' • , of Trevalnoi near lielston, in Cornwall. .---............ - • - . - ' . .. . DIED .• ' ' sq. 17f Doter, in lnornil ith ' Strinve„ ig, IlleaS - er, in t.se 7 tat year of his agc Bail atal'll4l On Tuesday, in the s3d year other age,,Mrs. i t , o r F.' c rejiel of the late Lord Chief Baron Idle;Pf e-Fi C ,` l l „ 4 6) tog'W hemiter. in Seotland , and sister to the lee zi , '''" l'' • ai grave, B ar t, , ' ' ' S'lnii ll ' '' On Thursday, at. Walthatnsto . Mrs. Robert ,_ %8 , Fenchurch-street. :„/ 1 'o 74ar .- On the i4th inst. after three days inness; 04T " .1 - 311 ,1,1 son. of Amdenshaw, near Ahnot•eit ' •' • „ e oti 6 In Janutica,, Alt. RiettaniL 1.- 1 el. ' • the="'. r a 4.. C, u. An , - age. - • • ..>'''''''r'' • PRICE OF srocKs, • xitn,w. tildia Stria' s,"' Exchequer nil" NOW dittO S• 465 ' I.6tiets Tit. iseli .• Irish ditto ihnniultt ioi 1 ° t , #9l; Imper. 3 par Cel' ,l 6 Ditto Alio. 44 9 t. Bank for Accou t India for NW' wit Consols for Acco Bank Stock 16Si 74 .Navy . 5 per Cent. shut per . cent. 4797, 93+it' • ltish 5 per , Cont: 4 per Cent. Con. 791i1 per tent. Red. 61k 64, '3.per Cent. Con: shut Ditto Scrip Bank Long Ann. rg 7-161 pitta !Mort Ann. Ditto Scrip