The Sun.
London, England, 1816-11-25 00:00:00

LIAMBURGH PAPERS.

ll,orauncli, Nov. 19.—Tht IZing of Spain his,
ateording to the agreement entered into to that
effect with the Courts.OtSardinia and Naples, and
the King of the Netherlands, thOse of St. Peters-
burgh, Copenhagen, and Stockholm, acceded to
the defensive alliance agaiutt the Barbary powers
concluded at Madrid.
The 'Marquis de Hannay, French Minister at
Berlin, was married on the 17111 hat-. at Ham-
burgh, to the Countess O'Neill, of Copenhagen.
STUTTGART), NOV. 12.—The late King has left
the Queen-Dowager the two palaces of Guppin-
ern and Nfourvpw, together with a fine house at
Ludivig.hurg, where her Majesty will take up
her residence. Prince Paul and the Princess Ca-
.therine (Jerome's wile) are entirely passed over
in the will:
The stores of potatoes that were purchased for
the consumption of the royal menagerie at litld-
wigsburg, and which by order ;of the present
l',;ing have been divided among the poor, amount-
ed to 30,000 bushels.
Ams.r ERDAM, Nov. 12.—A letter from Leghorn:
OT the 22t1 October, says-4. Captain &Nan, who
commanded the frigate on board of which was
Admiral de CApellen, mks pet forming quarantine
• there, and would then proceed Ovellaud to Hol-
land, with dispatches. The Vice-Admiral had
concluded a Definitive Treaty of Peace with
Timis, anti Tripoli ilk°, and atter putting into Gib-
rah ar would rout n home."
VIENNA, Nov, 9.—His Majesty our. Emperor
arrived here front St. Polten this morning. Lie-
twee!) I 1 and 12 he went beyond St. Nolte') to
.meet the Empress ; she got into his Majesty's
carriage (n the road, 'and they entered St. Poiteß
together. At two in the afternoon her Majesty
arrived at the palace of Sehoenbrunn, whither,
the %reacher being remarkably fine, numberless
crowds -of persons its carriages, HIM 01) toot, re-
paired to see their Majesties, who, to gratify their
wishes, appeared in the balcony. To-morrow, at
three o'el,tek, the Empress makes her solemn en-
try into the Capital, and the marriage-ceremotty
is. 'to be perfornied in the evening, at the church
of St. Augustine, after which there will be a grand
enrertaiameot, or Court, for which tickets arc
distributed. His Majesty the Emperor has or-
tkred 200,000 florins to be disttibuted among the
poor On his ‘vedding day.
HANO,VER, Nov. Ir).-The Duke of Cambridge
is, expt,Tted at 'the end of the month. It is said
that Count Minister will arrive here about the
son: .

Ihmßutton, Nov. ,19:--Exchange on Lou
dui), 35 1 I .

GA N 1 ING.-;•COUR F.-MARTIAL.
•

Ilogsa-Gvp.:•ns, 18.—At a General
(twat-Martial held at Canthray, in France, on
the 23dOf September, 1816, and continued by
attiotanments to the 26th of the same month,
Lieut. the 110 n. Augustus Stanhope, of the 12th
11„egintent of Light Dragoons, was arraigned upon
the undermentioned .charge, viz.
" For behaving in a scandalous infamous manner, snits as
is unbecoming the character of an Officer and a Gentleman,
'id conspiring with a certain other person, to draw ills and
scatter! Lord Beauchamp to game and play with them, fur the
purposes of gain and advantage; and that, in pursuance of
stick ron4piracy, he, Lieutenant Stanhope (having engaged
Lind Beauchamp to come to his (limners in Paris, on Sun-
day the 17th day of March, IBM, 'spots un invitation to dine
with him), did, its company, and its concert with such other
per „n, draw in, scrim e, and prevail upon Lott! Beachasup
tt; play pith theist at a certain game of chance with cards, for
ery high stakes, Whereby, on an account heist by them,
Lieutenant Stanhope and the said other person, ur one of
them, of the !wises and gains in the course of the play, he,
Lieutenant Stanhope, claimed to have won of Lord Beau-
champ the sum of 5,0005, and upwards, and the said tither
personclaitncd to have won of Lord Beauchasup the further
sum o. f 7,0001: and upwards.

ti That in further, pursuance of the said concert and con-
spiracy, he, Lord Mauchlmp,.at the same time and place,
was required by Lieutenant Stanhope to write -and sign two
several promissory notes or engagements to pay at the expira-
thin of three years the said several sums of money so claimed
to hare been won of him, Lord Beauchamp. by Lieutenant
Stanhope and the said other person 'respectively.
"That he, Lord Beauchamp, was at that time about 18
years Of age, ignorant of and unused to play, and affected
by the wine he had been prevailed upon to take by the

irtoies,"

Upon which charge the Court carnet() the fol.
:—" The Court having .maturely
and d,lmetately.considered the-charge exhibited
Lieutenant the lion. Augiistos Stanhope,
of the 1;211i Regiment of Light Dragoons, to.
gt:34er with the evidence prodncedon either side,
do hod Lim guilty of thesaid charge, and do sen-
tence Mitt, I,ieutenant Stan'hopc, to be discharged
his Majesty's service accord•nglY.“ 'Ms loyal
Highness the Prince Regent has, lieen pleased, in
the name and on the behalf of his Majesty, to
approve and confirm the finding and sentence of
the Court ; strut the Commander its Chier directs
t hit the foregoing charge preferred against. Lieu-
tenant the.tion. Atignstits Stanhope, of the 12th
Light Dragoons, together svith the finding and
acuteuce of the Court, shall be entered irt.the
ueral Order-Book, and read at the head of every
regiment in his Majesty's set vice. By command
of his Royal nighties. the Commander in Chief.
HARRY CALVERT, Adj. Oenerld.

Mr. Augustus Stanhope is a young man about
one and twenty, l'he other person is ley no
means It young man : his name is Twisden, a
flame which is. ly comprehensive, W bout
any epithet, among all those with whom he has
ever uswchited.

Cuntotis INsentertoN.7—An inscription on a
bead-stone in the Chorch-yard, at Barnard-Castle
bevH,{3 as -follows :—" This stone is erected and
hopes of a bleseil and joyful -resur-