Which all Colleges of Justice in all his Majesty's Provinces are particularly to take notice of." "MEM.

By his Majesty's special command, measures are taken that this Protocol be inserted in all the Berlin Journals." [In _Berlin'sche Nachrichten von Staats und Gelehrten Sachen,_ No.

149, "Tuesday, 14th December, 1779." Preuss, iii.

494.] The remainder of Rannsleben's Narrative is beautifully brief and significant.--"We had hardly left the room," said he SUPRA, "when the King followed us," lame as he was, with a fulminant "Wait there!" Rannsleben continues: "Shortly after came an Aide-de-Camp, who took us in a carriage to the common Town-prison, the Kalandshof; here two Corporals and two Privates were set to guard us.

On the 13th December, 1779," third day of our arrest, "a Cabinet-Order was published to us, by which the King had appointed a Commission of Inquiry; but had, at the same time, commanded beforehand that the Sentence should not be less than a year's confinement in a fortress, dismissal from office, and payment of compensation to the Arnold people for the losses they had sustained." Which certainly was a bad outlook for us.
Precisely the same has befallen our Brethren of Custrin; all suddenly packed into Prison, just while reading our Approval of them;--there they sit, their Sentence to be like ours.