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ziaS, allowing hire in the mew time to Shaw his pujilyr allow.cters. ALieutelialit-Culonel Jobe Dovetoo'is released from arrest. The above order to be read st the head of evety rte-giment and 11,ittalion on the estabbehuseut. GENERAL ORDERS. H EA DAICASTERS OF THB ARMY, Choulig Plaie l / 2 11Ist March, itio. The Right linuonrable the Governor-Geueral in Conned hurling addressed the subjoined Orders of ftlajoe.heliees,l Gowdie, commending the army, to he published to the army, they are accordingly pijblished orders. Fort et. George, aist March, lino. G. O. By Cluvaesistatic. 'The Wiser cosnanatidiug the army having laid before the Goveruur-General iu Council the pro ceedineef a General Court-Martial on the trial of • Coloimt lluveton. and having recommended that Lienteuaut•Colouel huveton shall be sus from lb, exercise of his military functions, the pay and allowance of his rank, until II tiontriable the Court of Directors shall . iig soly dirk pleasure upoa a GM! an important and tAifitillfilari; his Lord.hip in Council has taken the proceedings of the said Court-Martial into the mum maims consideration; mid as well in defeenior to the recommendation of the Officer t om 011arding the army. at from entire concurrence with IMOal,stttpeata, Iles tiPlkiiVrd to Katmai% the pro. to the Honourable the Court of Directors opoortunity. Hie Lordship iu Celia it is further pleased to order. test Lieutenant. Clime' Dovetail shall be sespended from the exer ting of his military figuetions, neeriviug the pay and allowances of his rank, mold . tlee pleasure of the Howourablo Court shall be known. The r;overour-General in Council cannot, with out extreme regret, publish to the army a formal dtmeut from the jedginent ofa tribunal so much en titled. from the rods mud aware of its Oat:11060n, to re!Pects at a General ; tint No eats %ammo, devised and miltattostcred lay men. can he exempt from lionise fallibility; and the cense queue." which must result from a tacit 'auction of this prisiciples ou which this erroneous judge Stns must have been figusitted. appear to the Gm wertior-Gaseral iii.Countil so fundamentally snigger sive of every security which the law has wisely and provideetially 'applied against the greatest danger With which satiety can be mesoced, that all the sit berdivate usosiderationi of delicaov towards pit Idle bodies, Of tesiderneee towards individual,, which might properly weigh in ordinary cases. oiliest yield to the higher anal peranamset duty of providing for the permanent tioaquillity and safety of the public. The Governor. General in Council cronvit. there forts, too distinctly avow his entire concurrence in the seetimeuts of the Officer commanding the army. ou the present occasion; sad his Lord.hi l i in Coo 1,- CU will ever acknowledge the deep obligations of the leitish Empire at large, as well, as of this por tion of it, to the hrusuess and energy a ith which Idejor-Gsavral Goethe hes. with personal reluc tance. no doubt, but with a. manly devotion to MI piddle duty. opposed the establishment of Mae and nutailitary priucipleisby withholdiet his seallrmation of s sentence front which they would lleveefter claim sappost; end has counteracted their pernicious tendency by a solemn assertion of those visit owl inihtrry tenets which the Legisla ture has. on this branch of our public duties, reclu sively ocluowledgvd. as conforialble with thejester notion* of the military eh tratter. or compatible with military trust. Thitsie cardinal 1111111111$ are, that is every ostaasitious case of mutiny end revolt, whether potial nr aewral, or •• Oa whatever pre. test" chit isonatrons ofritce 'nay seek to l'ist*4 itself. the first abligatiati of every officer and /Ol die, is to oppose its progress by every effort of per suasion ; is second is, to separate himself from the guilty; and the last sad most sacred is, to join the staudard of his suerwrign. his employers mod his duty, end to strain every nerve of sod, activiti. end courage. in sululaing the criminal party. It is in conformity with thew just and important priolliples• mid with a lively sense of their power ful said decisive indigence on the ilr.oplioe of armies God safety of the state, that the (;uversior-Geueral is Council has deemed it expedient mud necessary to adopt the firm and ju,licsitus arlr•ce 1.11 . the OM- Ott commanding the army, and to po-toolte the indulges, r of personal dotpmittion and every other inferior motive, to the mole altered ewe of provid ing in au extrsoritinary coejmicture for the irate. pews sod security of the public. lly paler of the night honourable the Governor. General iu Council. (Signed) A. FALCONI6It, Chief Sceretsr) to G meet ay order of Majur-Geweral Goodie, sureassilissi Hie Army. FOREIGN INTALLIGIINCL GOTTENBURG H MAIL. •TQCKIIot.]I, ACO. 23. The last fetters from Paris state, that Cuunt Metternich', negotiations chiefly ri live to the wen nt •fete of liff.itris its Servia, which province, agreeably to the wishes of the greater pint of the inhabitant,, will be transferred to Affstri.s. ? , 1 4PLLS, JULY I. A strong westerly nind has hitherto prevented all nwrations sgaiust Sicily : besides several slight engagements, inhibit); has occurred in the Strait. Tise Eisghob are. however. estretuely At u%ght they station a large number of hoe.. I.ke so many sentries. which gives aural• with rockets Or lanterns whenever they percetve the least move ment ou our side. J~ I.T 4~. By • Drerrr of thr Governor-GNierel of thr lonian islaatals, dal. d J 0..: the 12th, it is enjoinral to the itilialiatints, to give to, within two day,, no exact occoutst of all tir merelscidases of Eas4li•!, or Colonial product which Cary have iii 'hear l ow. 1 , 4'.111 , t). After the .2.1 (lay. search will be ma ir ; au-1 all the merchatithar sit "prettied ra. bun, shall he cowl...rostra, u•aal t'se proprietor+ ...II be Le•ialer creasiselleil io as.y 1.1 sr ni Lim e I. the glue of t.ar good, •ared. ISAPOLITAS MILD QUAtTill, VIALS. JULY 43. On thet instant, 30 of our gumboats were attacked by SO English shim of war. which they beat off, with the loss only of rive men• We have received official amanita from Corfu, of the 13th instant ; according to which, the'said Island it in a state of complete security. In the course of last mouth the gar/ son was reinforced by 1,500 men. from the ports of Italy and Naples. Sd many ships hate arrived with protisions and ammunition, that both articles are very p'entiful at present. The price of Sour but fallen 30 per cent. The &shah turn all their attention to Turkey and Sicily, and are merely CrUiVog off the Island, without being stile to intercept t b , communication between Corfu gild the Apulian ports. The rest of the Islands they hays left, except St. Miura : they are perfectly free and unmolested. LIZGRORII. ♦UG. Q. All English thip of the line and two frigates Is.tve fur some days been in sight of onr port. from which no vessel dare go out. We yesterday heard a lonic mid lively cannonade from 6e youth: we are as )et ignorant to what it was owing. - . M %LTA. JULY 24. Thr sequestrations that have taken place nn Turkish ships in the ports of France and Italy, have caused • lively sensation in this place. So•ne of the riEhest English commercial houses have been de clared ineolvent, and many others estal.hpheel in the Levant ore threatened with the same catastrophe. Two Turkish ship*. which had not English li cences. sod *hich bad oat paid the duty imposed by the English, have been declared good They were taro is the Mores by so Zwithith fri gate. CONSTANTINOPLIB. JULY 10. The war with R 11414111 ill now be more vigorously prosecuted than ever. TM Grand Signor has de clared in a proelagertion. that he will put himself at the head of the array, and that therefore it ix the duty of every Mussel Man to take ap *ems in the pre.eist dangerous crisis. The Stilton is going to Dand Bawls*, two miles from the capital. accom pained by his guard. which consists of 12 ono Dos taisgii, and 5,0n0 lietiagians. He will review the whole of the troops, which are now daily increasing. The great ones of the empire hove keen required to send all their superfluous silver to the mint; the Grand Signor himself has aliesily set the ex ample. From the money thus obtained. the .14i.i ranee and other troop. will he paid. The (:nveroor of Rudsehuk has made same suc cessful sallies. The English Envoy, Mr. Adair, will set sail the day alter tse.aserrow. for Malta. _ _ • 011117). AVO. It appears that the rejection o the proposi tions of Ilia Danish Majesty, gave that monarch so much umbrage that he po•itterlt forbad the Doke of 11.1.6tritt Augostenbarg from necrwing the un miliation of Craven Prince. in the event of his being c hosen ; and it is even mentioned in some lette,s I r on, —...-, that the Luke was for some slays played en sarecillaarr, to prevent his coming over. Cntin?s Monier and It. Rosen have been deputed to con gratulate the Prince of Pottle Corvo oti his election. RooTOCK. 1110. QO. The Cnininauder of the French tray*, which entered this place three days ago, made a demand of 300,000 rix dollar•, which was gradually lowered to 110.000 ; this tint being complied with, .tire whole of our magazines, containing Colonial produce, have been put under seal till the arrival of AL Ruu vicuna from liaruhurgh, who, it is said. has full power. to adjust the affair. FIFTH TIME. LVC71.13, THEA r RE.-ENG Llpf OPERA. THIS EVENING, FRIDAY. Sept. 7, will be pertained, • New Melo•Dersoatie Opera, at there arts. eilled PLOTS! OR, THE NORTH TOWER. TheOreetwee awl Haste ettalpftwaby M. P. lilac. . - - The Characters by Mr Dos atea:Mr. Horn. Mr. Mr. Smith, blr. l'ressins. Mr. Knight, Mr. °liberty, Mr. .1. /Smith. Wats Uriglietti, and )liss Kelly. . , After which, a New Mein-Dramatic Entertainasest, cattail TWENTY YEARN AGO. The Principal Character* by Ur. Barmaid. Mr. Weight, Mr Sand►, Mr. 'Norton. Was F. Bolton, and Mime Kelly. The new Main-Dramatic. "per* of Plods! or, t►e North Tower, perforates' for the N► Oahe last night, will be re. pelted every erotism till farther entree: 1 . 11.111MT011, s ill the ' , wit...mint, Ballet of Knaparboo ; ou Monday, stth Treaty Year* Ago H E BR CTISH PRESS. LON DON, FRIDAY. SEPTIMMER 7. Capt. flumettatvs arrived )esterday at the War- Office. with ,dr.patches (ruin bird W►t.t.lvoTuv. They are dated Celurk° the lilth last, and were to England by the Whitimg schooner, whit.it arrived on . Wirdnesrlay at Portsmouth. front 1.i.1..03, after a passage of eleven dart. Letter'. Gum Vie Army, to the 20th, have been received through the saute channel. Up to the litter date. au mill:try operation had taken place in either army. The greater part of the infantry of the Angle-P.rtuguelie troops were moving • few mil., ut udvance, and it was supposed that I,..viship intended to transfer his head. .lister' to Alreica, nhich is not above fifteen les distant front Undid, the enemy's het& 11 , 1 nod about the sante distance from Al sin Oa, in the sieniity of which the stows body of NIA••e drlll pirlrai. The rile Inc II is t om us.ritet tl►e iontilw.haivt.t of Aliuti.Li. The 6arri. lien is well fortified by nature and by art, well , supplied with prosisions, ammunition, stores, and defended by troops of known bravery, who have already declared it to be their determin ation to protract the defence of the place to the last extrein.ty. Our Niters from all (porters, and route of them front Officers of rui.k with the Army, concur iu reprerentlng the French as 115 lug in the most deplorable situation. They are wholly destitute of bre.ol, except such as their charaeteri— tic ingenuity erraldes them to muoroUretrire from the scanty and precitions supplies of groin of t h e pre sent hArvest, w!deft has not been regularly reaped, and remains in the fields. The accounts whirl have ii;opestred in the pipers, of the prevalroce and fatality of contagion, do out appear to be es. aggeroted. Desertions are of course frsqueot, soil more 111,11114.1 niss than heretofore; particularly from the Rhenish rootingents, and Polish troops. It is reported that it strung cordon of Fret.cla has heed unequal to the task of preventing deserti tttt , and that MassEN has deemed it expedient to order a great proportion of the foreign troops who emit paw Its unity, to 'warm back to Fiance, to prevent their discontents ripe g into open mutiny. By the ships joist arrived from India, we learn Oat Lord MIS T° (nitialled at Math. 8, at the date of the latest aceounts from that Presidency, which reach to the beginniug of April. The Mo. dexte haol been dispatched to Calcutta for General who. it WWI understood, ass to tuke tt.e co 11111 l and of the Nlittlras Army, until the arrival of ST SAMUEL. AUCLIMLITY from England. Lord MINTIO was expected to return to Bengal imme. (timely nit General Weft rc's taking the com mand at Foot St. George—an event which was likely to happen in a few days —We have also received, by the some opportunity, some documents respecting the results of the Courts-Menial, in can sequence of the late acts of insubordination in the Moires Army. It appears, from them that the Go vernment was dissatisfied with the verdict of Ho cubevible Acquittal given in the case of Colonel Doviron, and downed the Court-Martial to re consider its judgmeut ; but tl.e Court, not to be ;stimulated, inhered to its miginal verdict. Th.ii perseverance, we find, gave offence to the acting Commander-iii-Chief of the Preis& nit of Madras, amend (;owntß ; et whose insiauce Lard 311NTO stispeoiled Colonel Dovecots, till the pleasure of the Court of l)irectori should he known; and cen sured the conduct of the Court-Nlartial, and the groutols of the decision, in very strung langitio,;e. large expedition was rotin g out at Madras, the &Aim( ion of which was kept secret. The prevail ing opinion we,, that it was intruded npinst the Isle of France. Colonel Christ's army, which haul been broken lip, after occasioning ono immense es vow.. was ordered to re-assent le. A ( Ntail arrived laq morning, with letters and papers ham Orebro to •the 2411§ lair. It appears that the'rti• etioo or the tHetensinfir of His Danish U %; c4tY to the ra.lk of Canty* Palace ot SIVEDLN. has given that Monarch great offecce ; lint from the perfidy displayed by Naroxvon, in the management of the election, hr mast be pre. pared to suffer many other mortification'. An article from Constantinople discourages the expectation lately held oat of an approaching re conciliation between Rna.ia and Turkey. It states that the war will be prosecuted with increased %limn; that the GRAND SIGNOR will put him self at the hem" of the cony, and that all the great men of the empire have been retiuired In send all their superfluous gold and silver to the taint, to be coined into money for the maintenance of the troops.. The GRAND SIGNOR has set the example. Mr. ADM' was to sail from Constantinople, for Nlrlt4, ou the 12th Judy. It is states' in letters from Paris, that the Pro vince of tiers''a is to be transferred to Auntie, and that tlsis is the subject of the negotiation now car rying on by Count MErrsatstcn. at Paw. Yesterday the ivy Council met at the Conoic:l Office, Wlsiteli4ll. to investigate a charge pr.-furred against too Eo t; isli soil one Irish t•iloru, beltnittiog to the Cumberland lusli.rnan, for rnindri in; a Chinoinan it Canton. Six *4lles...sunders, li t ex. tuniostions, the particular. of which did out trams spiir. The Artier cutter arrived en Tuesday it Ply mouth. from with • Mccsenger, ciiarged with iltspetch,4 fri , m Mr. MAIL ALEN ZI E. 011 the vti!. jree of the nevi lotion for an exchange of pris.ner.. A fleet from:l o 4nm passed up Channel nu Tues day, ,h r eny.ty of the Harper gun-brig. It cancicteil of :t2 sail. According to the report of the paccengeris. ten soil were captured, to the orb, of the Lizard, by PI French inmate'''. The chip ('irractster, outward-Wilful. %Lid , arrives, ot St. ilelena the J y. partial . ono pan% the I:tilt May, will) the Indus. Sir Wm. Hendry. and /)arid ; the 14111 NI iv, parted conipavy with Ihe Asia ; .1141 Vllll ictrled cow prany+ with the l'hersee, Pr ...lon, and Soccredgm.— Geor;inna packet htmll I arrived in ken yet. The dicplischeit recened from Admiral Kr: MOlidey. MAr that he hail removed to Port Nikko:, the Poly tan Sp mialt ships that remained, %%Inch were thrrc ,tacker.. A Tree%ly Comm. rev hat hero arreingrel wale dee Ilresiteeifreein tier Caroll:Cti., in list 4111 article Of 1.1111.'11, IR . !II ‘t /it cat ilEst• 1111 l on la., part, elegeog• *4 to pr !vet tier trade of those .ettl , - menu' ogaitsipt. any Ito-tit, attempt tlost Inn, be mode to cl.s.soy it : a -i••st.slar eraeleirri.e,mreet tl•str arse. (onus Ow I •te 1.1. ck 1.1.ng Proel•rn moil of tip ItNelety of Spain. imp ,3 - 1.6 v. Porri:Y SONNET. T:IL OP [PIA LEO. oh ! ,„,ye the! sale nte.—(lesdly isognist, Preys upon encli lifeless t(in ; 'Tis Ob ! I faiut--I languish— Gliding o•cr plain ; Speak! is 11.) Ilk MI 11111te existing, 1. thy t 111.10.11 Eon., ab.twv! t ti„, t , .GII perskting, Sorer t4c w 0.1.1 is 1.114 lu lore 111iy fly mt., "be* 1 won't] erabince th t io Thal G ilia id thine (bowls vie quite ,I„.hh:rprioAfe.ans chase thee, 1 6:111 liire ! ! bloody Sight! You fled—l f illos'il—dhrongh each ensiling, brav'tl a deluge from above; Yrt are those lies of love still binding, Since the solid is lust to love? Speak !—Bertha rafla-are words denied thte, SiUV' thy sorrows ere ;so mom? Dal &kill will lay me soot beside thee, I ow my lines. this home implore. Farewell ! farewell !—and art thous Os% ? Fareeell the snit the Persiee dose ; Loud tempests lie.: !—dread winds ere Mooing Since the world is lust to lore ! LYCEUM 111EATRE. J. Btu. The revived Burtette of Maas, written In tie late Mr. O'HARA, was performed last oight,.ftry t:w new Opera, with all the adventitious si•l beautiful scenery. appropriate dresses, sad we songs and recitative we - I executed. Mu. Gins. tie rrt appeared to much advantage in Depict: 11ra. BLAND sweetly warbled the imagist A lm and Mrs. 118/61.1i1i was very effective Woman. Mr. PHILIPP' was the Apollo ;he lw extremely well and sang the soap with greet tote. The house was crowded. THEATRE. PACKHAM. SURREY. st terrains 6. Last night the comedy of Wild Oats, ant the entertainment of Plot mud Counterplot, were per. firut , -(l . lirre to a respettaide audience. The At. rac , era ',ere w.ll sapported. and the acting is gru.. Mal "Pia chair,. Mr. DAWSON, in the character of Ge.irge Thunder, Watt great: Mr. FIRSZNAII dd the pact of ROM very well: Mr. PENIJIT, twei:,ell to want that iodination the part of Ifni 77mader repaired: Mr. liaastsos. In Joins Dor f , was 10l ord inerliocri•y: an I Mr. W SIMEGIIAttpir to the part of Former I:o7,lsuois all alai *NI tegti‘ri'r.. —Mt . . Cuts, Awned a deal of humour to Si*, all hr .thl 31.0 lit • coatic 'mug between the Play mad Ehlertaiiimeht. Mrs. Flavin sit's Dag Amends N a good piece of act* ; and Mir. DAWV)II gave life aoii spirit to character of ,lase; hat the vitt of a servant does not seem well achipted for DAWION, aht aeons better suited to it. present characters iu higher life. On U'ednesday. Her MAJESTY and the Psi . 1 cusses visited rend LANGFORD, St Eoglefield- Green. where they were suasptutiody euteruadti 'fhe Horal Party remained there two hours, sod then returned to the Palace at Windsor. Yevterday morning. His M.E.I GATT and the Pam ceases took their usual ride, with their mammal attendants, till half-Neat twelve. Yesterday the Duchess of You arrived at Wild. stir, on a visit to Their hisJasyeas. The Priocess AMELIA continues much the mar. The Earl of Enaelsowe arrived at Cockerinsuili Castle on Friday se'unight. His Lordship eifete 4 Vliitehaven ou Thursday last, spent some hoots an viewiug the various improvements now carps: on, and returned in the evening. by way of Eve mom. to his Lordship'. present residence at Corker- mouth Castle. The present Earl is the arse of the Noble owners of that once magnificent and visor able edifice, who has visited and lodged in it for es• vend centuries past. Mrs. JORDAN was to perform the part of LPUit !lardy, in the comedy of The Belle's Strange^ la,t night, at the Cheltenham Theatre. The last arrisals at Bath are—. LortlSidenoulli, Lady H. Posnualay, Hon. Mrs. Prrstge R. Runge, Sir R. and Lady Wilmot, General Ramsay, NO. Mr. sad Mts. Granville, Rrv. Mr. Mrs. and Mots MK Rev. Mr. Crew, Rev. Mr. Eyre, Captain White, Captor Fitzgerald, Mr. and 111,. Harding, Mr. sad Mrs f Rorke. Mr. tool Mts. Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Pare Orr, Mr. and Miss Powell. Mr Mrs. anal Miss Gordian, Mr. Km suit Min Rana, Mn. aad Moss llohm, Mrs. awl Mid Ledger, Mr. Poser, Mr. Cobh, Mr. Meads., M. Cutsido,, Mr. Require, Mr. R. G. Crewe, Mr. Cux, Mr. Catbrait, M?. Moss, %Ir. Buller, Mr. Prolselin, Mr. I . Plt, Mr. WsWet, Mr. (atter, Mr. Winslow, Mr Home, Mr. Edwards, Mr Jagger, Mr. Leigh, Mr. IM'Lvau, Me Streak, Mr. S'i'n n, Mrs. Ilainbritliv, Mn. Adams, M,.. Baker, Mrs Lost , . Mrs Witte, Mrs Strew', Mos Cohen, Miss Wenn, PAI Purser, Maui t'iotnte, Mots Mello...re, Mi.. i,biberre, Gold/those, Mi., Gruv,s , Miss Garrett, Scr. The Iltrs. Wtt.missts, It -t of B ton, and Vicar of Cluford and Iluckl'ind in the diocese of Bath and ‘Velhi, has lately been it - Wanted to the lt , ctory of C3 , 11:1V. in the some disc e.r. on the pro.etit;t:o:i 'JOHN and Lull Coxs: ILs l;ruce tlr Doke of NORFOLK arrival at Pe' , rich on the I ith of I - ..: month. roil pr , . ceded to Gray.toke Castle the hext wonting. 'f he first aril Duly visit he paid ow: to Ow Earl of LON4D.tur, na Sunday the 19th, at Lostii-r Csstle. G i n Ttlesal los Grace entertained a p try of friends at L0I" 1 • Tn.. er ; t h an: which t mc, til the 17t h, the ~101 of (:taystoke inn hen kept fall sod trots sthi I tliv pi K it.h hO.llll, lity. Onthe 47 0 . tirece .pent use rl Iv on Keswick Like , awl diced with THOMAS Lssesort, at hi. Cottag e noon St. Illerhcit's I- e. Alt. r paying his respect, in the 11 , ;;h Sheriff ai Carlio.L., it et t!te iistent.on /".' rmn:r li 01 , l) . to titi• , . t