Star. — London, England, 1813-11-03 00:00:00

• ~siria• oars - •;.' pi • 3.1 , • • 31 4 4,110 - 2' t 4.. VS: : '1 s • I / s • I . to t 3 • ; ‘l , l O. •• $ - la . 1 ' • ! • V , i‘ .4 1 1, ): 0 1 46 ' 4 . 1 „ ! I r ) • . 44 1' • • la( .•. . . • •- r Mr: .21 ) k a •1 . • 11 1 1 7 0: F .• ,k • • , • , 4 .• ~~ 1 . .~ ~i..a tt.~ : --1111 P-1,. *•l4 , • 41 , • , • , tM •• , •(I . • . • . 1'34 er , - - ..".•% 4 t ei it* y~,; ~n~ •~, s t;, .. • . ""6114P - yes 4• ) 7 r ' t' . • ' • . ~ , ,1. ' . ;70 4.1 •, , ovENMAS. 4 3 I : 18A3. Nnmfirat R 320 101 7: • es • . • . ,;;.• •.. -• • . • e WEB :I - . SAY; : • /741 PORT' OffICE, Oetoier IS, 181,.• t. 'HE'COMMISSIONERS for CONDUCTING lin 114f4JESTre TRANSPORT SERIO.4:I, for talnog Care of SICK awl WOUNDED SEAMEN; a fur the Carr as! - Custody of PRISONERS of WAR, do hereby OW Mem, That they will be ready at tLii Oifct, oil INresdxy the 21d of l November, 1813, to receive Sealed Tender:, and treat with such Person: as may be willing to contract for VICTUALLING, Prisoners of War in Health, at PLY mourri, far Six Months certain, to commence cn the sth January, 1814. 7 e4ier will he twelve! after owe o'clock on Me slay of treaty, "Or wry *wised: suds thrpartu, or an agent for kin, pers.:wally attest!. Each told& must k arcarspanied by a Leiter from two respectable Persons ettessiog to becturse bona with the Persom tendering, la Me sum of £2Coo,fir the due ptrfornsaace of the Conk ed. Further particulars way Se inewn, by applying at this (fee; or So l Coln* Peltrwr, Mill Prison, Ptistouth. • for - ley i —,.--- This day was published, ' • • BOOKLIENTED FOR. SCHOi:ILS, WITH ENGLISH Featly printed . in 5 thick yob, ifhno pr. de Xi. I ss. in NOTEA. .. . A DELAIDE ; or, The Counter Charm b ;‘ ar l4. ... BECOND EDITION, " " Rontanhi Zia vel a *4 by use' Author of Sento Sebastian°, !,/, • • lust published, pries se. 6d. bound, of the pyeenees" &c. &c. &c. pe n e d f rG. and 5. Robinson, and Cradock and Joy i Peter. OICERO'S CATO MAJOR; and ',ALTUS. 1 9 011ieer-rditil 1 ' • -- tions from his • istrici LATIN. CICILION. and mob original matter. critical at.d exislanatory. In which th 4 extraneous Ar ?tiN Dix is omitted. snd considerable Additions ate niade. By E. H BitititEll, of Trinity College, Cambridge. Also, by the Same, pries Se. ed. bound, The Geßld ANI and Aoascota of C. Taerrus; from Bao tite's Text ; with all bla Obetrtrattons, Notes, and Emendations; and with Critical and Philological Retharks. Sold by MO W S. Loseistaw and*. CO. • Law; Rieuiliaristits i, IRVVIDIGTONS; LUNN ; and DULAU I London I NICHOLSON, and I DZIGHTON, Cambridge. 1 :I AND J. PHILLIPS, soils of 'the Lte Mr. Geo. er • Philips, Mango, 'RP. 359, °third-street, 'mu door. to the Palawan, beg leave to inform the Nobility, Gemini, and the Pilillic, who fir an many yearn httioarod.their father with their , tx - rc,nage, that thq business will in future be carr i e d o n by th e m, I IF DA/Ca). DAVIS, who abort three yelrs since ...1 the same pretOses ; and that, as a considerable part of the worked • at, At #4lbourer in Woolw'ch Warrrn, will apply to sine* now on hand must, by the directions of the *Mist forth- Mr. EDISON, Ceop •es Hail, Basiughall-s . teet, he may hear of of New Bond-street,. has with. di of cea 4,4* I‘ Philli somethitigto his advantage ; or, if any 'silvan or persons can give ; Vle ps expresso& by advertisement) they shall commence by exhibiting ird assortment of new and modern articles in China,' Glass, Earthenware, Japan Ware, &c. &c. and They most respect formstion of the death o f the said D AV ID Davis, they wAI be *la handsomely rewarded for their troubl e. ?fully solicit it continuance of that support which their lamented father received, and mist that all who favour them with their commands, will find the same punctuality, regard to articles of the best quality, and reasonable -barges, as distinguished their father's house, and obtained for him so cons:demi:o.e a share of the confidence of the public. aiva. published, in 4to. price 15s. boards, • 4ITA ; or, The Algebra of the Hindus. • By EDWARD S FRACHFY, -.lndia Company's Bengal Civil Service. ed for Black, Parry, and Co. Bookellers to the 'ornpany, Leadenhall-street. e Thlit* was published, in eve. price 9s. In boards, t -Ir. . firititATlSE on PLANE and SPHERICAL - iIIaCifitWOMETRY. By ROBERT WOODHOUSE, .. . aLS„ • . , ponville and Caius College, Cambridge. ).' ..':.....,.. 4-,.i.. -. , corrected, altered, and enlarged. N • and: '.. I* 4 .r Black, Parry, and Co. LeadeLhall-street • an4llll4llfunand-Sons, Cambridge. • 11:1' .7fit This day was published, Deditiatetto,fhe.Hnnourable Caen of Directors of the East-India .opialetilikinify, 2 vols. aim price Li. 8s- in boards - .11 .- . C7n2plet E e A G S uide -I t i o N C D en l t l i k. emen VA int D en E d• - d ' f i o r t c ss u c rvi ivit,m o al: . , buy, et 14,ivat &ilk, of the lionourable Ea-4.lndia Cons/mol t By captain THOMAS WILLIAMSON, ' Author of "The Wild Sports of the List," &c. &e. Printed for Black, Parry, and Co; Leadenhall-street. 'this day was published, i3t Bt.Act, PARiT, and Co. Leadnl.all-street, in one vol. (Ivo. price los. 6d, beards, A GRICULTURAL MECHANISM ; nr, A Dispiar of the sern - a!Vropertitis and P3wers of the Vehi cles, Implements, and Machinery. cunorcted witn Husbandry. Illustrated with Twpty Copp r By Captain THONLAS WILLIAMSON, Author of "the East-India Vade•Mecum," &c. , - Tl , is day was published, In Tiro Volt,. tom price One Guinea, AN EPITOME f UNIVERSAL HISTORY, Ancient and Modern ; from the earliest authentic Records to the commencement of the present p-ar. By FRANCIS Sold by J. Johnson and Co. St. Pairl'• Church-yard ; and I. ktachai &on , Royal Exchange. •• •'Phis Work is intended as an llitroduction to General His. tong and exhibits the fise and progress or the meat material Re volut.ons that have taken place in the principal Empires, Klng• dotes, and States in the World. MR. THELWALL'S PUBLICATIONS ON IMPEDIMENTS and ORGANIC DEFECTS, /cc.- 1. A Letter to H. Cline, Est. on imperfect Developements of the Faculties, and Treatment of Impediments, 75.-2. Illustrations of Rhythm., with Outlines of the Science of Elocution, i Os. 6d. ....S. '1 he Vestibule of Eloquence, 10s. tin —4. Sketch of the Plan of the Institution, 57, Lincoln's Inn Fields, and the Terms of .Qcnr;stie and Private Tuition, Is. Sold by Messrs. Arch, Cornhill; Ridgway, Piccadilly; MEW!, 'Creek-street; and Lloyd, Upper Harley-street. This day was published, In 12mo. price 71. boards, THE ANATOMICAL INSTRUCTOR ; or, An Illustration of the modern and most approved methods of preparing and preserving the diferent parts of the Hurtlan Eody and of Quadrupeds , by Injection, corrosion, maceration, distention,anicalation, modelling,i Ste. with a variety of Copper- Plates.---4,T1 - WMAS POLE, !Westin's. of tbe Ito* Geese of Surgeons' Lendan. A ;Jew Edition, with additional Kam, London Printtd for I. Cdlow ' 16, Crown -court, Prince.- street, Soho ; and Thomas Underwood, 32, Fleet-street, and 40, West Smithfield where may be had, the London Dissector. price 51. ' SPANISH AND clui.isti LANGUAGES. This day was published, In One price ;a. boards, AVOCABULARY of ENGLISH WORDS, chiefly derived from the :talon, with their •Ignffication in !vanish ; to which is added, a • shun English Grammar fur the use of Span!artis. • By R. RYLANCR, Teacher of Language*. , • • .1.11 the English words most difficult for a Spaniard to under ? . stand, are explained in this Vocahulmys to the each:Slots from the Greek and Latin, which, with a sliest difference' orthography, lave ge:ten►lly the same sense in RugUsk, as in Spanish. • —Sold by Longman, Hurst, Ri•es s Orme, and Brown; Pateinos. ter-row • and the Author, i 4, Newnt::n•street. . , .•, ; •• . Lately publisisest . .• • In Oue Whilst ;t,; al Ito. pries Li. Is. in boards AN ANALYTICAL TABLE of the PRI: VATE STATUTES, pawl brtween the ist Geo. 11. 1727, G eu. VI. AM. IILtF, io h inclusive, a: ringed chronoloLiceUy, ahisObe4ical:ts*nd according to the subject-nun tir, and tombining, Intaxility of reference, the utility of each of these methods of arrangement. By GEORGE BRAMWELL, of Lintoln's Inn Fields. This ',bolt will be' found partieularly nodal to all Convey aipterei 6ollazors, and others concerned is preparing or passing private Acts of Parliantent,being the. only digest hitte.rto pub 'Jibed of ibe titles of private Acts prefixed to the several Editions of the Stuses .otadJn : hinted Mr- Joseph Butterworth, Fket-street ; aud Ortncold Quay; DaMin. tIEADLEY'3 MF.Z.:l9iitS OF SYDNEY. Tbli dayWerepublished, in one Vol. Bvo. ornamanted with a - . Portrait of Sydney, finely engraved by Engleheart price 1 , 23. beards. fe-v popies fine paper, price IB*. board: ENIO IRS of ALGERNON SYIiNET. 41 -TA _ _ Bl 0 : W. MEAIIifEY, Attbor Of the Memoirs of Paley, with Aneadix. _ _ • Printed for C. Cr.-Jock and W. Joy, 92, Paic . rooster-row; boas aims Sliding, and Constable and Co. Edinburgh ; and M. *Keene, 'Dublin. Where may be bad, by the %ante Author, a 3ccond 7,didon, in one !cisme brro. ornamented with a richly engraved 1-i•ad of Dr. Paley, by Engle:wart, from &Yanking by Sir Win. litechey, trice 10s. 6d. bawds, entoinot Wiliam Paley, D.D. Second Edition, ccrrected and enlarged, to %bid] is added, an Appendix. containing ex tracts fret:l . -Reports of Ms Lectures, &c. never betere published, W little known to the Public. . A MOST DELIGHTFUL SITUATION' by the SEA SIDE. TO BI DISPOSED OF ANEAT, compact, and dcirable RESIDENCE, with exelknt Gardens, &c. in the possession and Present occupation of Paul Gathie, Esq. had by hilt on Lease under the ,Right Hon. Lord Clifford, for a Term of 99 years, determinable on the death of three healthy Live', two of them aged 30 - and l one aged 27 : situate at Shaldon, near Teignmoutb, Devon. The Sale of the above by Public Auction, advertised for the 27th October, is POSTPONED until further notice. Particulars may be bad, by applying (either personally or by letter, post paid) to Mr. Hubbard, Upholsterer, Telinntouth, who has liberty in the mean time to dispose of the same by Pri vate Contract. • A rjr• description of the Premises may also be had of Mr. Jolit. Cabinet-Maker, &c. Old Broad-street, Royal Exchange, • VALUABLE FREEHOLD TVTHES, LENT. TO BE SOLD BY AUC IION, By Mr. PEYTON, At Oarraaray'a Cnffee4touse, 'Change-alley, Cornhill, London, some time in the present Month, in three Lots, ALL the RECTORIAL or GREAT TYTHES . arising and accruing from the Crops of Grain and Hay on upwards of Two Thousand Seven Hundred Acres of fertile and productive Land, situate in the Parish of NORTHFLEBT, in the County of Kent ; and also a substantial and convenient R4.ctory House At for the accommodation of a Family of respectability, _ _ with all necessary attached and detached Offices, Ba;ns. Yards, Gardens, Orchards, and Paddock; and a most valuable Close of Land, about 14 Acres, free from all 'fythes, most desirably situated for the erection of a Gentleman's Residence. Eaeh Lot lies very compatt, and within a ring fence, lie qua lity of the Soil is adapted only to a state of oration: Nortlifleet is most advantageously situated in a populous and increasing neigLbourhood, one mile from Gravesend, nine from Chatham and Rochester, and 20 from London.. Printed Particular. are preparing, and will be ready for deli • very 21 days b•:fnre the Sale , on application to Mr. James, New ' iloswell-cour: I.incoln's lon, Ltsodog, where a Plan of the Estate may be seen. . ~Q~iFc7:af4)?TltL. - At a Central Court Martial, TIM at Hafer, en the Sd of August, 1612, and centimes! by adjourn meats to the 20th of the same month, Captain GittincE Tam, of the 99th regiment, (or Prince ci Wales's Tipperary Regiment ol Font), wis arraigned upon the undermtntioneil charges preferred against him by Colonel Onve, Lieutenant-Colonel Commanding the 99th regiment : let. For conduct unbecoming an Officer, in sending a letter, hearing date the 23d of April, Islo, written by him the said Cap tain Tryon, of the 99th regiment, to Lieutenant-Colonel Orde, then in c.mitnand of that regiment, the said letter..being couched hi very offensive terms, entraining assertions highly injurious to the character of Lieutenant-Colonel Orde, contrary to his duty as an Officer, to the prrkalice of good order and military disci pitne, and contrary to the Ahicies of War. 2d. For conduct unbecoming an officer, in persevering in send- ing to Lieutenant-Colonel Orde a succession of vety offensive let ters, between the pet iods of the 34th April and 24th June, 1810, (after he was under an arrest for sending the letter alluded to in the first charge) add,e,seti either to him or Mjetans Herring,' contrary to los duty as an Officer, to the prejudice of good order at:if military dtssipline, and contrary to the Articles of War. ' 3d. For conduct unbecoming an Officer, in persevering, st Mist under an arrest (for sending the letter alluded to in the first charge) in calumniating Lieutenant-Colour' Orde, in his absence, in various letters,particularly in letters baring, d ate the 20tis 22,1 April, 1811, addressed to Major King, then in command of the 99th regiment, but transmitted by the said Captain Tryon to Lieutenant-Colonel Tomtit:, for the purpose of being laid before the Commander-in-Chief, charging the said Lieutenant- Colorel Ordr wi:h such an exercise ot- authority in the cora matid of the regiment, as might prevent his having a fair trial, and with cheating the Quarter -Master in the settlement of hie accoirpts, contrary to his duty as an Officer, to the prejudice of good order and military discipitire, and contrary to the Article" of War. 4th, For conduct unbecoming an Officer, in writing a letter, whilst under au arrest (I:r strs'i ,, g the toter alluded to hi the first charge,) addressed to Nisksr n in commattd of the Regiment, dated the 4 , 11 Atlz,u.t, !bits, cnottaining the fel:owing unfoundsti asserion Injurious to thc character of lieut. tolostel Orde, " Tbe Regmayor is invoived Co debt under the auspices of " Lieut. Colonel 0rd..," curtr.ay lo M. duty as at Officer, to the prejud.ce of gnrst order anti na:raary i.stiittioe, and contrast to' t e Attides a War. T ADIES of the first fashion, from their own ex perience, recommend Mrs. VI NC EteiT's GOWLAND's LOTION, as the most pleasant and effectual rentr.ly for all corn plants to which the Face and Skin are liable, by r moving every kind of coarseness, eruption, and unpleasant appearance, and ren dering the Skin clear, smooth, and transparent; but the unex ampled reputation of this Lotion having excited various imita tions, Ladle and Gentlemen are particularly requested to ask for " Mrs. yine.ent's Lowland's Lotion," and see her name signed upon the label, on each bnitle that is genuine. The tollowiug is a acre from Lady Catherine Lennox to Mrs. Vincent:: No. 49, Charlotte-street, Pwrtland-place. tidy Catherine Li mox presents her compliments to Mrs. Vincent, and has the pleasure• art stating, that, by the use of two quart bottles of her Gowland's Lctieo, she i. perfectly cured of ' violent Eruption upon her face and arms ; she was recommended by her Physician to make use of the Lotion, which has exceeded her most sanguine expectations. Sold by Mrs. Vincent, No. 6, Davies-street, Grosvenor-square; i Bacon and Co. 150, 011. rd-street ; Newbery and Edwards, St. Paul's Church-yard ; kin. ler, 4, and Luger, 65, Cheapinde ; Ear clay and Son, Fleet Market ; Dicey and Sutton, Low Church yard; and all the respectable Venders of geuwine Medicines and Perfumers in every 1 owsi in Europe, in quarts, Bs. 6d. pints, ss. 6d. bull - pints 2s. 9d. • Likewise is sold as above, Viticunt . *Restorative Tooth Powder, fur preserving, restor ing, and beauti•,ing the Teeth, sad coring the Scurvy its the Guars, price 44. cub boa. Upon wh;ch charges the Court came to the tillo*ing decision: TiieCeairt-rnArtial, after the mast att..nt:ve consideration of all mitiers in prosecution, thcevidence addressed in excul; , at;on, and the prisoner's defence, are of opiti-n, on the first charge, Oat Capt. Tryon is guilty of writing a letter, dated the '23.1 April, ISIO, to his Coinmandiag ()dicer, couched in offen sive terms, but that there apptArs to be some grounds for the assertions , therein cGntained. • On the second charge, t! - .at Captain Tryon is guilty of writing a succes.iizn of letters between the periods of the 21111 April anc1.2.1111 June, 1810, to his Commanding Of ficer, some of *hich letters contain offensive terms. “ 011 the tbirdcharge, that Captstn Tryon I+ not guilty. - LAMBERT 'S TRAVELS IN CANADA. • his day were published, in $ Vol. fvo. ornamented with 16 Coloured Engravbis, a Chart of Quebec and its Envirutts eaten from the survey mad. by order of Admiral Sattndets, and i handsome coloured Map of Canada middle United States tSY America, rice 30s. in extra boards; 9'RAVELS THROUGH CANADA, and the UNI IED STA I'ES of AMERICA, including a descrip-, tion of Nerrfuuudhsod, the Nagdalen Islands, Quebec, Montreal, New York, Sic.•their Manners, curious Customs, Anecdotes, Cothmerce of Canada, CliMate, the Lakes, imports and Eaports, Duties, Tonnage, &c. front Ind to tßi 1, State of Society of Castacia, South Carolina, Boston, Charlestown, Savanna, their Literature, Natural History, &c. By JOHN LAMBERT, Esq. The Second Edition, corrected and much improved. To which are added Biograph - col Notices of Madison, General Moreau, Jefferson, htlailante Jcrnmc is. , napartr, Adams, Colonel Burr, R andolph, Emmett, Barlow, General Pinckney, Ivionro, &c. with a general Statistical View ur the United States for a period of twenty years. Printed for C. Cradock and W. Joy, 12, Paternoster-row; boil Indio ling, Edinburgh ; and M. Keene, Dublin. " On the fourth charge that Ciitaisi Tryon is sotguilip, The Court having found the prisoner guilty of a part of the 6ret and second chargesexhibired against him, to the prejudice of good order and military dis cipline, they do therefore sentence him, the said Cap tain G. Tryon, of the 99th, or Prince of Wales's Tip perary Regiment, to be publicly reprimanded. •• The Court cannot close their proceedings without remarking upon the severe punishment the prisoner has beau subjected to by the most unprecedented terms FAMILY BREWING. NEEDHAM, RAWLINS, and Co. Patentees of t`le PORTABLE FAMILY BREWING MACHINE, respectfully inform the Nobility, Gentry, and the Public, that in Consequence of the Fire in Skinner-street, they have removed to their premises, No 2!5, (hear the Hay-market) Piccadilly; where they hope to be honoured with a continuance of 'that li beral pwrotiage they have hitberto experienced. This Machine combines the Fireplace, Coppers, Marsh Tun, Under Back, Hop Back, and Working 'Tun, in one Utensil; which is compact, durable, and convenient, :ad worked by a method simple and certain in its operation. The Machine is made of various dimensions, suitable to spiel Funnies t or tke muss extensive establishments. and Ca -bate the pleasure of saying, they' hay e Mot re spectable testimonials, and can leave reterences to Gentlemen in 'I ow n and Country, who have had experience of the utility of the invention. So;d by the Patentees, No. 225, Piccadilly, London; and No. 10, Witty-stmt, Briar„ l; Clio by the prtnepal Furnithias Ironmongers in the United Kingdnan.. N. R. and Co. Irrelv in the 14aohloit far. pubik inspection., every Tueaday l in London a.Kll3illital • TO FALIMIES. TIOLWIES's PATENT DOMESTIC OVENS, without Flues, which unite, la thetighest degree, utility and economy. It is well known, that all ovens hitherto cots. trived fir the use of families, which are attached to kitchen owing to the flues, occasion a considerable loss of fuel, as well as diminution of heat.. To (Amato this great disadvantage has been the study of the inventor of the PATEN r TIC OVENS, which are without fLes, and which, initeod'ef ditniteshing, increase the heat, without the least addithanal fuel. S. H. rakes this method of informing the Trade in general, :bat they may be supplied with them of three dill: lent sizes, with it without the ranges, as they heat without a flue, consequently there is no danger of fire happening from them, which is so fre quently the case with those that have flues. Relzrcnees to fan.i. l4s of the'llrst respettalEl ty will he given, where the , JVCIIS tray be seen in use, andalso at his Manufactory, Castle -court, Strand, near Bedford-street, and at Mr. Bell's, Ironmonger, Greenwich; Messrs. tichoolit.g and Lawrence, Ironmongers, Garden -street, Whirechapel s. Mr. Brown, Ironmonger, Leathui bead, Surrey ; Mr Ste:ll-'l, Ironmonger, Bath ; Mr. Richardson, km monger, Lewes, Susses; Meinrs. Hallett and 'Fuck, is ouniong. rs, Bath; Mr. Crow, Ironmonger, Faversbams, Kent; and at most of the respectable Ironiuonr,e:s in 'frown and Country. N. B. An allowance made to the Trade for ready Mersey. FOR STOMACH COMPLAII4rS. J)R. SQt7IR DELL'S (Author of the Maxims of i'ONIC POWDERS and DROPS have been pre bcribed fur is ligestion and its effects for 30 years %rah abtoni,hing stKces3. 1 hest: admirable medicines, taken jointly, evacuate Me, phlegm, anti water, gave strength to the organs of digest ion, invigorate the nerves, rciir!ve pain and spasm of the stomach, expel wind, pro.. twee an appetite, and correct acid.ty. They also cure diseasts of the liver, and those incident to waitta elintatei, or too free Lying. N. B. The Powders taken aloneremetly a costive habit, remove tlist ructionA, lt , seen it itability,diminish heat, carry off fev.r, care the head-selte, and have singular efficacy in removing a fit of in flammatory Icor. The Powders 2s. Pd. or es. The Drops Sti. 9d. or 61.10 M a: the tate Tutt's, /loyal Exchange ; Clarke, 269, High :tree, &- rough ; Mitch..ll, 9, Char;es-crert, Soho-square; and the Pro prietor (from Soho-square), 39, Charlton-titreet, Somers l'own ; ..:sit by all the wholesale Venders in London. Merchants and Captains of Ships allowed an ample dis roungs PRICE BLXIIIIqCB RAY PBNNt. , • othip arrest; the delay in preferring any elates aelntt likm, and the alniest sce al change in the charges ongiiialli given in, and which his been occasioned hr the alsetace of the prosecutor ; the period prescribed br the articles of war tor the trial a offences, havi. , g been suffered to elapse from no fault on the part of the. prisoner. Although the Court cannot approve of the number of letters written by the prisoner, or of many of the expressions addressed to his C tmminding Officer,. which are evidently disrespectful, and con trary to the regular mid officer like mode wh ch ought to have been pursued; they have b e en ;At enced in finding a lenient sentence, by a cnnsideration -for the irritated feelings Inseparable from human na ture under such circumstances ; and Nall t, by an opinion that many of the letters complained of might, and ought to have been prevented by a r lma' on the part.of the prosecutor to enter into a correspondence with the prisoner, after having put him in arrest ant preferred c!:arges. 'e• The Cow t feel themselves called upon to notice the many heavy charges which the prisoner has so positively *settled he is prepared to substtntiate against Colonel Orde, and of which the Court were prevented elite; ing into a full investigation, of deere ing it their duty simply to ascertain if CarlainTryon, in extenuation, could produce any matter to ground such serious charges rind assertions against his Coin molding Officer. (Signed) " THOMAS SAUMAREZ, • ajor-General soil President." " HORSE GUARDS. JANUARY 2. " Having laid before the Prince Regent the pro ceedings of a General Court Martial held at Halifax, Nova Scotia, on the 28th of August, 181 Z and con- • tinued by adjournment to the 28c1 of September fol lowing, for the trial of Colonel James Orde, of the 99th (or Prince of Wales's Tipperary Regiment), who was arraigned upon the under-mentioned charges, viz . " FrarrCHAIG KL-For conduct unbecoming the cbaractFr ofae Officer; in flogging, without a trial, several of the arddiers.of the 99th Regiment, while at Bermuda and under his command, con trary to his duty as an Officer, and contrary to the Articles of War. " SECOND CIIARGE—For scandalous and infamous conk:uct, such as is unbecoming the character of an Officer and a Gear man; in defrauding Mr. George Mathew, the Quarter-Mailer of the 99th Regioncht ' 0 out of the sum of .43. 3s. Tied. whist • that Regiment was at Bermuda, under hii command. " THIRD CHAROLI—F or tyranny and oppression, from the Grim he joined the Regiment, in December, 1807, to the present period.—put no specification appears in the Charges.) " Upon which charges the Court came to the fol. lowing decision : " The Court Martial, after the most attentive con sideration and mature deliberation on the prosecu tion, evidence adduced in exculpation, and prisoner's defence, are of opinion, on the First Charge, that the primer, Colonel James Orde, is Guilty. " On the Second Charge, the Court are of opinion that the Prisoner is not guilty to the full extent, as expressed in the charge ; it not having been clearly proved that his withholding from the Quarter-Master his just dmproceeded from a positive and deliberative intenticn on the part of Colonel Orde •co defrJud Quarter-Master Mathew; the Court do therefore led themselves warranted, in the application of the epi thets affixed to the transaction, viz. scandalous and infamous.' The Court, how:ver, are far from exo nerating the prisoner from agreat degree of blame and most culpable neglect, as it appears that the Quarter- Master's claim is just, and that he is entitkd to the full amount thereof ; and the Court are further of 'opinion that Colonel Orde ought in justice to have liquidated this debt previous to his leaving Bernuda. " On the third charge, the Court are of opinion that Colonel James Orde is guilty. " The Court having found the prisoner, Colonel James Orde, guilty upon the fi rst charge, an d upon the second charge, although not to.its fullest extent, and also having found him guilty upon the third charge, they do therefore sentence him, the said Colonel Orde, Lieutenant-Colonel of the 99th (or Prince of Wales's) Tipperary Regiment of Foot, to Ei Cashiered. " I ant to acquaint you that the Pirtuce REO6IIT was pleased, in the name and on the behalf of his MA. JghTY, to approve and confirm to much of the finding of the Court as relates to the second charge ;tout the first and third charges are so comprehensive in their nature and so entirely deficient in a particular specifi cation of facts, as not to justify the Court in their ge neral finding of the prisoner's guilt in all the instances upon which evidence was permitted to be adduced. for although it appears that the pi isoner was induced, from the disorderly state of the 99th Regiment, to unc tion a mode of punishment which cannot he legally inflicted, yet in. no instance dces thi re appear to 'raft been any gr •unds for imputing to ( olonel Orde 0 • her tyranny or oppression to the °dicers or arhia u ati.ir his command. 44 I have the Prince Regent's further commands to observe upon the irregulatity of the Court in hay. ins taken cognizance of the retrospective accusations against the Prisoner , contrary to the objection, as grounded upon the llitth section of the Mutiny Act, without entering upon their proceedings sufficient evi dence of those manifest impediments which had oc curred to prevent an earlier trial. and which could alone have justified the Court in the admission of the charges preferred by the prosecutor, Captain Trybn, " Under all these circumstances, and in considera tion of the - high and irreproachable chatictcr which the prisoner has ipivariably borne in public and pri vate life, his Royal Highness was pleased to consider him (Colonel Orde) a proper subject for his gracious pardon cf the seutevce adjudged by the Criurt-Mar tial, and to command tha t be should be restored to the functions of his commissicu. W In consideratson, however, of the negligence which gave occasion to the error in the accounts upon which the second charge is founied, and as a, mark of the Prince Regent's displeasure at the sinc. uon given by the prisoner to a moJe et piinishistlnt so inconsistent with the just rules and regulations of the service, his Royal Highness was pleased to tm mand that Colonel Orde shenll be severely repta manded.—l am, ice. (Signed) FttaxaticK, Cunamander-in-Chief." iIitAYLEY's LIQUID JAPAN BLACKING. -Ur This matchless Composition, for Boots, Shoes, Harness, &c. is confidently submittal to the Public, under the strongest testimonies of Its superiority. it preserves the leather soft and pliant, and, with len labour, producei a more brilliant and last • log jet-black than can be obtained from any other preparation.— Plots Is. 61 halt pints 10d. each. Sold wholesale and retail by Bayley anctßlew, Perfumers, Cock spur -street, London, (where the Patent Cakes continue to be made and sold as usual) ; also, sold retail, by most of the usual Venders. • • Both the Japan Liquid and genuine Cakes are signed " W. Bayley," " layley and Blew." ible rids *Pe 317 Oaf 1