The Sun.
London, England, 1804-05-10 00:00:00

tRURO, MAY S.

ni E third ae‘ttchment of the Royal Stanty
Artiilery, which has been in training at Plymouth,
'marched intoruro yesterday. the following is a
copy of the General OrriV4 given out by Lord
LEN A, previous to their leaving Plymoiirli.:

ENERA:L ORDERS.
„
" P(pnoutbDock, xT, 16°4*

" Lord C; zoZzz Lzt,:tx has great satisfadion in reheating
his Thanks to Lieut. Col. Ty RNV n t-r r, and the Officers, Non-
cominissioned Officers, and Privates belonging to the Third
Detachment of the Royal Stannary Artillery, for th,e great
zeal they have shown, and the progr,ss they have made in
preparing themselves, as they have done, to be in 'readiness
for the most'elledual services whenever they are called upon
for their permanent support."

The troop of the Fourth Dragoons; so long ex_
pelted here, will, it is said, march in this morning.
Another troop is to be quartered in St, Austell.

Yesterday niornir,g, the remains of the Marquis
of EXETER were removed from- Pembroke-House,
in order .to be conveyed to the family vault at Stam:
ford, The procession was neatly as follows t

Undertaker.
,Two Mutes. '
Plume of Feathers with Silk Pendents".
Two Horsemen.
Two ditto.
Two ditto.
Two Mutes.
Coronet Ind tuslilon, the Horse led by two rag 9.
Hearse and Six Horses, richly decorated)
i 2, sf. with Banners, Euckrains, Crests, ! ..,.•-.4.
r..... , Shields and rendents. •)
6 Mourning Coach and Six Horses, with -a
..4 !.f Staves, Buckrains, Crests, and 4t: ).
C. PendentS. P
§. .
•
Ditto, Ditto. •::-.>
A
ti
<..j. . Ditto,. . _Ditto. YEI ''''
,-,
the Family Ccit z•nd Sik Horses, with Three Footmen
behind, in full'dress Liveries.

Afterwards followed about thirty cartiages,
among which we perceived Lord Brown Duke
of Ancaster's, Lord Lowther',, Gen. E. Bertie's,
Gen. Leyland's, L9rd Westmorland's, &c. &c.
His 1./Irdsliitl, besides the title of Marquis, was
Baron BURGIILY, loint Hereditary Grand Almo.
net to the King in lee, LL. D. F. IL S. &c. &c.
Mr. Weldon, of Stainfoidi Draper to his
Lordship, had the management 61 the Funeral, and
we think it was executed ltighlY creditable to him.
self.

Yesterday ROBERT LISTON, Esq. 1-112, Majesty's
Envoy Extraordinary to the KING Of DENMARK,
arrived in Town Min Copenhagen, last from Scot.
land..

Lady S. FANS had affectionately willed 30,000 h
to each at her two sisters ; but a difficulty, it seems,
has hen started, about such legacies remaining Va.
lid, after her marriage, she being under age when
they were initde. Her Ladyship is only in her
nineteenth yeat.

ME NC AU n, the Comthiisar'y at Chiais, is, it seetts',
dismissed from Ace ; a vPr
---y extra'e!dirtari
cumstance, as, by, his uniform treatment of the
English, he plainly strewed that he had evtry re.
quisite quaftcatiori that could atise from brutal
0. ran'''.

ANctooTE.=-;;•A short time since, a Knight .of
the Order of Industry, assuming the livery of a rich
Valetudinari3n, who had been long on the list of
the Mortality Hunters,' addressed himself to a num-
ber of the principal Undertakers in the West End
of the Town, desiring that each would attend at
No. 26 , -- street, at 'ten, to-thorroW morning,
precisely, to take dire6ions for the• funeral of Mr.
who was to be interred in the country; and.
.received froth each the usual doticeur oh the order.
On the morrow; the sable troop (punctual to a mn-
ment)• assembled at the 'rendezvous, kcal excited so
much surprise, and utter terror, as nearly to occa-
sion the fill of the unhqpyl&pochondriuc, though
the author of the trick merely intended to raise the
%bind;

LURIOVS FACT.--A sinkular; yet melancholy ac.
cident, lately happened at Blackshaw, near Scansfield;
in Yorkshire ; the
,following, are the
,particulars,
which plainly dernont rate that the age of Strperstz-
tiot is nor yet passed : An aged man, of the name
of Robert Sutcliffe, a weaver, possessed the silly
idea that his• house was troubled by a witch or
devil, by Whoie supernatural agency, and nightly
excursions, the clothes of his family were cut, the
threads broke in his looms; anti several ocher inju-
ries committed. He at length applied to a person
of the name of John Hepworth, neat the Cock and
Bottle Inn, in Bradford; a kind of fortune-teller;
for his assistance to deliver him from the power of
this mischievous tormentor: The pretended E"r-
ciSer went in Consequence to the haunted hOnse,
where lie procured a large irou bottle, into which
he poured human blood, previously drawn from the
atm of a boy--ti quantity of hair, 'with other ma-
terials, and after a few incantations, he corked the
bottle well up, and carefully deposited the same in
the middle of a hot fire. In a short time the bottle
burst with a terrible explosion—the windows of the
house were driven out, and a great part of the chim-
ney fell down. It is melancholy, howesrec, to re-
late, that the poor unfortunate old man, who had
been repeatedly importuned to leave the room, but
had strenuously persisted io refusing, received a
dreadful wound by the bursting of the battle, and
died a few days aftewards.
that Dr. OLBER.S
A Letter from Germany states,

has discovered a planet, which, from 'its immense

size, he has called Hercules. It is three times the
size of Jupiter, and goes round the Sun in the
'space of zt t years, because it is supposed to be
3,0+7,000,000 of miles from the Sun; it looks to
tEe naked eye like a star of the sixth magnitude,
and is now it the sign Gemini. DT. OLunts ob.
served, on the B►h of December last, that it moved,
and on the 6th of February, that it was a planet, at-
tended by seven satellites, one of which is twice the
size of the earth. It is inclined to the plane of the
ecliptic, in an at.gle of 30 degrees. It is in 13 de-
grees North amplitude ; its eccentricity is I too,
and the Sun, to an inhabitant of the earth placed in
it, with our powers of vision, would appear no larger
than the smallest of the fixed stars.