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. _ . ...._ .... _. ---...--,-......, Prt- Graf , .....- /..)/} e • ‘ /) j,} - 1 1 . . . i (i . • .. . MY • il• .•• t 1111 F /, . 49 .1 • /04. , P ft 'l** • r . . . ~ • • • - ' • \•.,___-„, y '.. •,,, •:. wr" . , t i& , 4 1 I P. i 1 ~ r t : - f )(I i 11.1103.314 1. t. Al it _ . . ~.. • ,' p .m... • I I . 1 f . . • .... ...- . ... _ •••• .••• ..... . . .-. .. .... . .. -.-. .... .... • , • • - . ^ Lo. I • • NUNIBER 6555. LONDON THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, 1, - -- i VT% ' 141 t *talcs 74. TIIRA TR Ii.IIOYA L, CUV.RNAGANDEN. T HIS EVENING, THURSDAY, Sept. 18 4 , will be perforated the Opera of LOVE IN A VILLAGE. Mr Million Meadowa, Mr. Chapman; Jostler Modest*, Mr. Fawcett; Young Meadows, Mr. Horn (his first appear. enre at this Theatre); Easter', Mr. Durant ; Hodge, Mr. Eatery. Rosetta (first time), Miss Greene; Deborah Mood. reek, Mrs. Davenport. TO THB LIVERY OF LONDON. Orwrtmens, N the Letter which I hid the honour to Wilmot) IL to you Isat year, previous to the 'levies Jay of Laud Mayor, I took the liberty to state that certain mimeos o f • private mature would u lably prevent my devoting a salicient portion of tope to the importsist duties of Chief Magistrate; and I humbly requested that my services on that uccasisis might he dispelitird with. I ackativiledge with thseltrulat es that you acceded to this request with your muml luminous soul liberality , and it is the resins brume of this which induces me to state, that it will nut be until the miming year Oft 1 can solicit your suffrage., with the hope of being able to discharge the duties et the high station to he tilled up on Friday, with minfsetion to sayeelf, or its a manner correspoodeat ttr tbstecoestant mid vigorous assiduity which belongs to the ollie.%of your Chief Magistralt. But while thus appealing a woad time to the liberal and just feeling 'of my &ethers of the Limey, I have yet to add, that should VI M/ suffrages appear to be decidedly is say f , it is my resolution sit to abeiuk from ary exercise of duty with which you may intrust we, gild I am prepared to make the greatest sacrifices of permits! couvenienee, said exert the insist of my abilities to oasis tsis the rights sod privileges of thellity of Leaks. I have the loom to be, • • Garri.casti, Tour *Wiest Mid must hithfig CHRISTONIIIIIV I GNAY. College-bill, September 27, 11120. CONGRATULATORY ADDRESS TO HER MAJESTY ON THE CLOSE OF ME CASE AGAINST HER. ff A DIES and GEN'I'LEVIEN »hi) intend to EA joist the Processioa how the Freemasons' Tavern, in Carriages with Isar Haim rack are resprettatly retioestcd to cunintanicate such inteisii.m is. tire Committee, a loch will coatione einem, at the mime Torero bons Eleven e'Cluck in the Morwing till Nis, seCtoelt in the &vein every day ibis Week. Who key; the accusals of the mess! I dot, nntil the last two yearn. Who kepi slain after that time! The Committee. The Ell I of Cukamytun Awned, Aid airtiedric to the IC inlet. order, every unhurried l e,r erlis iikligtol hi dire regolariv st the owes. The President observed, be retold AM aq sloth order; there was a riming ireammeadarme of the Chief to unmarried Officer, to do es, bet it dal MN go fur ther. Dill the living of Mrs Preach in the barracks lab-dere or annoy the wows of the married Officers of the regimeet I mount either in otatelitee ur ii barracks! Cretalaly, every Officer that was married meat have felt great suouystire. and their Seniors meek hurt ; it hail made we cad my wife very uncomfortable. Mrs. Preach was twee eslowid tale the room where 1 awl my wife and the Adjutant's wife Wye sitting, at Sheffield, by the moiler; I ben et it was by mis take. How did Lieut..Coinael French sad Mn. Fres& geller oll l travel us the minion of the regiment ! Some Phi* MA the Colourl owed to ritle sad Mrs. Frew* also aotaleapasied him, ou Westhoff'. lo you recidlect how they weal from Masebestee to Mr. sobagbent. in the year ISIS. Tee. Did you march with the regionst ! Yes. Was Litet.-Colimiel hatch rommauder of Ai 'Vent Me was. How did Llevileoset-Oploorl Preach trowel on that Gees- , Moe! He *as mot 4rtb the deftehment ; 1 was; I saw him 'sly once ou she march; be waa the, Jo a gig whit Mrs. Frerielo. have that book before us, before ire 'potpies tie entirely. bank. The witnes• raid, be cool , ' produce the Iviirk 'visited in a few essinnter. Ile stresirdirdly The ' , reorient istreentml. Is pretties this *site i f f.dee_ t white tlwy were waiting f r the minimalist Cirstrs.ororeed beet. the Waif if ?peat •L'elaire.l iFteiteet the H.Orecy. baulk otigtot to bi heel. Is *ty . .• becortliiidly craft. add purr, of it was that he did eat consider the yibilibtiterrig awarded try the Ciatirt.tlartiist ear It. rallldleirt f.se lb. Mat Ibe N•rieliiii• 101.1 runup ill• 11 ; !bereft.. C b• r;rd-ei• Ohm, in addition to the sentence df;tke Com t..Meino; to he, put es sentiaele every second day daring their soli...dry, eat tote allowed to Moo the twarralka, abd a falai:MY N . be called no awns every day. Adjutant abort setenrand and Produced the reginseittel resists:ion book, 4.. w which it appeared that IPrjeset 21 4 1.onglitin was seuteared by the Mermen ta Ilk he suspended from Me rank Padang fur 1111 days; Dray for f$ diva, and Gilroy for 20 days; sod during that tiler Ito do Ike duty of "ricotta Was it your dirty, as Adjoins'. In see the aild'itlonal puuinhnient entered arta the orderly-beat carried into ef , fret ? Yes, mi to llerjeards.M.Lisoattltn and Byrne. {That we. dose with kerjeent Gilroy? He *unwed tyro additive& guards, sad She. wart/vireo by Lieut.-ershinef Fr nab the renssiader of his pirambireet. Was the firm aentesee tins by the Coed-11lomitikanst , back So the Court Cu be revised Cblaneel Frdlidif It weir nut. Can-minufnaliess. . Did General Lord Charles Somerset inrittrt tilm.esighneat In March lest, and also the Courtrtlartial baulk He dui. Did Onseral Lord Mailer Somerset make wirg, neseark as the seutesee of the Court-Martial no the Servant% bad the order fur adilitionid resishinest of Lient.-Ordansi French ? He did to Sir Andrew Seemed; he said, 1 perfectly agree with French that the punishment was not adequate to the crime or .Hence of the Srrjcante. • Captain Andrew Ferguson sworn. Were yon present at the Coal Martial on Serjeaelis Mitooghliii, Byrne, and Gilroy ? I was. 'Vas Ma sentence of the Court Martial sent hack tit the Court to be revised ! Ido out remember I retalket Limitenint.Coloart French being much theastistied with the se trace of the Court Martial. Cornet Williams Merlin sworn. Were you a member of the Court Martial on 14.”jeaols li'Laughliu, Byrne, and Gilroy, on the 17th Jour, 1/19' I was. WU the 'sentence of the Court Mortis! sent back to the Court by Lirutenalit-Culunel French he hernia-el ? It WPM.. They reconsidered it, but did not revive it. They adhered to their *rigout sentence. Did Colonel Freed' express his displeasure at the serdenvi the Court Martial ? He did he mid he d.d ant eau soder the punishment adequate to the of of this Seijeants. The Illeoagemeat of Chia Theatre have eager* fur a li mited aanalter of night., he Prirteipsl Dolmen of the Orem How, wbo will appear in the Comic Ballet of The day ore peldiebei, V.M. lii sod IV. Ivo. price If. U. - board, of A VIEW of the H4STOKY, I,ll'Rit A TURF, and MYTHOLOGY of the RIR IXXIS ; nendsof a sow, Desrlptloa of 'ben Winona mod Cot tons, and Trasayl.rtions fryw shelf prneind Work,. fly WILLIAM WARD, of Snooopore. Third Raisins, earefolly obridird sod greyly improved. Loo4oo : Prlond for Meek Kiogebory, Parborf, sad Aliso, Leedeobalanneet. Of elbow nil be Ind, 'Meagher Week, in 4 %Ache. ansplele, pent U. ANNETTE AND LUDIN. After which the Farce of THE DEAF LOVER. Capt. bfeerlowa, Mr. W. Ferree; Old Wreseward, Mr. 'llleachard ; Toga" Wromeward, Mr. Canner; Green,. Mr. Tags. Sophia, Mrs. T. Hull; Sew, 810 m.., Mrs. Gibbs. During the recess the Theatre has been entirely sew de corated sad "embellished A saperb mistral Chandelier, on a novel prieciple i and entanietely mosilated, has heel; eicastrocteg bg We. West., Ormeoestal Loathes, fur Wm-lights, surnmod the Demo Circle. A rem Drop Certain, from an original desire, boa bete piste* by yr. Pugh. A Private Pm nem be but for the Season, oe sightly, of Mr. 'rarefies, et the Iles-OAlee. Plum for she auses to he taken of Mr. Breeden, at the Box-Mee, Hart street, from Ten WI Four. • CQUR T MARTIAL. - • NOM Ow AIM. 1111111 DAY. StOrsiiiit lg. A Court Martial was held this day nit Lieutenant. . Cigkowel St. George Freoch, cf the 6th regiment of IgiSagoon Gustay. nn charges preferred against him iby General the Earl of Corhampton, Colonel of the regiment. The Members of the Cowl Martial met at lea o'clock itt csam i pi t the mom ow the best Moor Wahine into Si. Janare.,. . . 'nee fullowlng are lhe sows of the Officers by -the Fontataoder-ia.aliell to try the validitk, : charges : Lirelerlant-Grorrel Browne, Preidrot. Slajor-Griteral From, Colonel Sir C. Camploell zati e ze eral 61. P. Adam Coltman Sir R. C Hill ml the How. Sir Lietil,Culoort A. Worbonos • re Greven', K.C.B. Lieut.-Giese' Sir A. Heehaws • klikior-Gieseral Sir Edward t Lirst.-Colirion E. Wieland 4seeriam. A C.B. Umit.-Cukasel H. tS'yeidliani i o.llsiel B. Fisher - I Lieat..Colimel. C. M. Raker • WON 0 %militia Li. at C. Altos —.-.,. Woollasteit, Esq. htidge Advocate. i _ Ow Saturday, The Gran* of Erma, with A Ng arter the Wedding. On latorday Newt will be published, B LACKWOOD'S EDINBURGH MAGA- . ME, PIe.XLM. Was he in his unifier's? He was. Did be ever sus Hirst more thaw suet in the (ii? I saw than every day is it, es the owe! front Dirisioglism is Newessilie-spos-Tyse. THRATRR-ROrAL. NATMARCET. THIS EVENING. THURSDAY. Sept. 98, will be perraewsed a new Caearily, in (brae arta, called roe serraraar, 1810. corrarm: 1. Ode to Marshal ua hie Return. By an Irish Gentleman lately detested—ll. The Ayrshire legatees ; or. the Correspoudrwee of the Pringle Family. No. IV.-111. The Elder—lV. Extracts from the " Hirer% Major" of Matthew Paris, Moak of St. Albans—V. Semiltorse Motes pine:. No. I.—VI. Translations from the 14,11 Familiar Cheers. No. I. Propertins—Vll Alexander restores to Ashen the Spoil, carried off by Xerxra—Vlll. On the !body of Natural History.—lX. A Rea-side Reverie—X. Stansas, On Reading an Aromas of the Re.luterment of King Robert Beset—Xl. Yoath—Xll. The Wild Rinie—Xlll. Winter Moruiag—XlV. The Autumnal Eve—XV. The Illawsrglor. A Siseuet—XVl. Sonnet. To—. —XVII. Rae frowes Dr. Morrie, earlosing a Letter from Mr. Coleridge ow the Sorts and Uses of Literary Praise—XVlll• Sketches of Village Life and Cberamer. The Village Politician. " Young Hopefal,"—The Village Boy. The Village Funeral. The Dying Villager-11X. Simplirias ow the Slate of trebled—. XX. On Sweetness of Verailleation—XXL Fragment of as Essay sisi Rains—XXIIII. o.le, com posed while the San was under Eclipse, 7th September, 1810—XXIV. Recolleetiorn. Nu. VIII. Mark Marrebin, the Camersisiaa. Janet Morrison's Lyke.Wake—XXV. Extreme from Mr. Weatle`a Diary. No. 111. Tentamen, or as Essay towards the History of Whittington. Hunt's In dicators. Julia Keats. The Abbot. Mitchell's Aristo. phew,. Asectiote--XXVI. Remarks on Tabella. Ciboria; or, the Bill of Fare—XXVII. Horse Seemlier. No. 11. Letter from Oeblenschlaeger, the Dane. The Build. ing of the Palate of the Lamp—XXVIII. Sbelky's Pro. witless Unbound--.XXIX. Literary and Scientific Intelli. gene--XXX: Works preparing for Publication—XXXl. Monthly List of 'New Priblicationa--XXXII. Monthly Re gister, be. Printed for T. Olden and W. Davin, Straw% Landes; mid William Blackwood, No. 17, Prinee's.strect, Edis. burgh. Was the (Mosel is lib goiter=! He wee. What spartpeste did Liest:Colsrel Presets occupy is the barracks? "twee allotted to hi. seder the resetstiuss . . DOG DAYS IN BOND-STREET! Had be any additional apartments at Nevrenitie-npo Tyne? He bade Amble eel. The Principal Chsractrrs by MmHg. Terry, Bake►, Ox. berry, J. Rimell, Barnard, Williams, Mrs. Pearce, Mrs. WM kinson, and Mrs. Marilyn. After which. She fo/moil, Comedy of PIGEONS AND CH()%I.S. Did be thereby occupy other apartments which would have switell-stiwr siker, *be were sifted to take lodgings is the tows? Sr Peer Pievireils Cava lime), Mr. Oliberry ; Cap. Pie mitein, alias Neville (tirsi time), Mr. Barnard; Mr. Mee, Mr. Williams; Mr. Multi. Mr. Respell (his MI appearance ibis mason) ; Mr. Blowlemii, Mr. J. Rawl! ; Tpep (Mel time), Mr. Baker. Mrs Harvey, Mrs. Pearce; Louis*, Miss Leith. To conclude with (sth time). n new Farce. in two acts. called OVER THE WATER! Tee bowleg beets sworn ' the Judge-Advocate readllair whiff we pashlietted at length is this Parr an Weoluesday. *mambo 20th. Earl of °whoopee reg. Cleo the purpose of making Ws statement in moppet of the Charges. The Judge.Advecate inquired whether be bad a written staterneat ? The Noble Earl auewered that he had not. The Principal Chirac-4er' by Hew.. 1. Rumen, Oftberry, Williams, Hammond, Mrs.. Baker, Miss R. Corri, and ars. Joan. Pitt Price—Boxers, Br—Pit, 3c—First Gallery, 4a Second Gallery, Is. Second Price—Saxe% Is. dd.—First Gallery, le. —Second Gallery, 6.1. _ _ The PRUIDINT observed, tint no statement rattle by the Earl of Carliatoplos could be coasidered as • part of the proceediega of the Court Martial, without it was Mat cum omitted to writiag. It was • &consent of imelructuun to line Members of tits Court. Tie Noble Earl weight proceed la the exaatisatioe of his wituesara sow, sod is the coarse of the procredlogs he would hot at liberty to pot is his writing stetesoeut. This pans was thee adopted by the Noble Pro secutor. Strom, Price will Nine ii Cluck. every Evening prteiftely at Places fur the Boxes to be taken of Mr. Massinghant, at the Theatre. A Private Box may he had, nightly, by application at the Box Office. The Doors to be opened at Half•past Six o'Clock, and lint Pert.rntamee to begin at Soren. To.morrow, The School for Scandal, with OM the %Saler. .; ~ tt t ' _r THEATRE-ROVAL ENGLISH OPERA-HOUSE, STRAN I). FOR THE BENEFIT OF MISS I. STEVENSON. R lls EVENING, THUItSDAY. Sem. 99. sigl be presented (tor the first tire these two years) Mr. G. Lewis's eelebrstt d Oprra, called RICH AND POOR. Lord Listleas Mr. Wrench ; Colonel Beauchamp, Mr. Warman ; Siren, Mr. Motley ; Modish, Mr. Itenadleurst ; Frank, Mr. W. S. Chatterley. Ludy Clara Modish, Mn. S. Clitsettry; Zomayila, Mies Ktlly ; Milo Chalterall (first time), Mrs. Pinslar ; Mrs. Ormond, Miss Love; Mra. Secret, Mint 1. Stevenson. At the rad tof the Opera (fur this night only) will be performed A DIVERTISEM ENT, In whieh • Gentleman., Pupil 14 MOMS. Pearls (his first ap. 'tearoom). will dame. the Minuet de la Cour sod Gavotte, with Miss florhoio, Pupil of Mr. Si. Albin (her first appear. suer.) A P. Seal. by Miss Twaisky (her second public appeal-sore sitter her return from She Cuntiarrott.) A Pas I* Deux. by Mr. PI. Albin (his first appearance at this Thruire shrse two year.), with Slim Wurmisaut. Tit moiclude with (first time thisfiewouto the Postural Open, NO. 260 of the LONDON MEDICAL sod PHYSICAL JOURNAL, to be published on Setiordoy, the 30th inmost, will contain, bc.iiles much other saleable isformation—Gan illestrative of the beneficial effects of Pressure in Cancer said some other Diseases; by S. Towne, Req. Borrego to the Cancer Insti Obrcrvations on the the of the Forceps in Midwifery, by A. B GRAttetu.s., M.D. F.R.S. &c. Physician.Accou. eber to the Westsnioster Geoersl Dispensary Principal Physician to the Royal Infirmary for Sick C hildren, &e. —Observations on the Colchicum Antnmeale, on Account of the Means of Tritium the igoodoess of its Bulbs, by ANTRORY TODD THOMSON, Egg. F.L.S. &a -Casa of Thoracic Mllah., with Remarks on their Treat. meat, by Baron Lanwev.—Case of Old Enteroepiplocelr, wish adhesion tw its Sae, cored by three weeks' arnanensent to Bed, by R. W. BASIIMPIELD, Esq.—Crilkol Analy.o.s of the %Vollmer Mr. autism's Bum. on " the Dissasra of lye Urethra, Veers Urinaria, and Itectuut."--Of Dr. Jitters JOHNPOI ow these " of the Intermit ()ignite. Litor, and Noreen* inter "—Of RUDOLPH!), iistozoortun Sy/Kopek. —And of ROUltDOle/ litiehlrcher &sr le Nitwit:re de la Idgsirsttaeet sir la Circulation do Sang—Extracts from the Report of the Committee of the Bosse of Commute ow the Doetrioe of Contagion of the Plague; and several Mireellaneons Artieks of Medical mod Physical !mein. (ewer, &c. Pnbli , lted by .1. Scouter, 73, St. Nara Church-yard. 'D V n ISH, Contractor for another Lottery.—With grateful thou!, fur the past, T. BISH respectfully so- !kits future pat notalc , sad has again the pleasure of pre muting the Public with a Lottery deserving their support. 'rite following are its attractive points :- 4,b00 Tickets sure to be drawn the First Day, and are cure so be all Prises (if the public avail themselves of the Contractor's offer Two of 20,000/.; Two or 10,0001. yids only 7,600 Tickets! The Two of woo, in the fir at 15 miseries, and all the Prizes !Sterling Money!. Every purchaser has the chance of Two Days Drawing for the purchase of One! BEGINS NEXT THURSDAY (sth October). Tickets and Shales are selling by T. DISH, Sole Cot/- tractor, 4, Cnornhill, and 9, Charing-cross, Londuo, who &hared and sold tit:tern Capitals in the last Lottery; nod by all his Ageuts In the Country. c•I1e.1 ROSINA. Mr. lklydk , Mr. Prarmen ; Capiaia Belville, Mr. Web otrr; William, Mr. Broadhurst. looms, Mtn Cares; Phuelpr, Mira I. St it ; Duress, Mr. Grose. Pit, 3..—Lower Gilkey, St.—Upper G u mmy, t o , Doors open at Half-past Six.—Performanca to begin at Seven. Tickets sod Places to be had of Miss I. Steveosoo, Nn. dl, Drury-lase; sod it the Box office, Strand Eotrauct, from Teo till Four. ROYAL COBURG THEATRE, Under the Paironsge of his Royal Highness Prince Leopold of Sane C.oborg. THIS PRESENT THURSDAY. SPeo. 28, and following Evenings the new Grand Traditionary Melo drama, in three arts, called TNT VAMPIRE! The Vampire, Mr. H. Kens!)le. Lady Malalua, Miss %Vil ma ; Jeannie, Madame Le Clereq. After which, a new Grand Chinese Serie Ballet of Enchant. mem called KALSALEM, PRIPiCE OF CHINA Kelmlem, Monsieur Le Clercq; Gstlchenrea, Modulate I.e irlercq. To conclude with a new Grand Romantic Melo-Drama, with new Music, extensive Scenery, Dresses, Properties, and Decorations, in three acts, written by Mr. W. Muncrieff, called THE SMUGGLER'S DOG; Or, THIS BLIND BOY'S MURDER! o s • Places to be taken of Mr. Rymer,, at the New Box. °Mee in the Grand Marine Saloon of the Theatre, and of whow may be had Pi ivate Bases sightly, also Free Adniii *lune fog the &WWII. Ou Mfitulay next will be produced an entire New Ruarian :lido drama, ft/visited oa t►e Interest's. Novel of Elisabeth. BURGESS' NEW SAUCE for general pur• poses having given sorb great approbation, and the cirlOgliil for it cuistinwing to ierresse,JOHN BUarlegi and bO beg must reapectfolly to sitar thisihair twat aehnoss -14 ill/meats to the Pubhe for their liberal patrowage of the came: it. utility and great eouveniasse in all eludes has r. commended it is the most distinguished foreign eon- Lemons, who have all Broken highly in its recommendation. —lt is prepared by abeam ONLY; aed for preventintdis appointment to families, all possible Ohre bag been resort td to, by earls bottle being staled upon the cork with their Porto and Addis's, as well as each Label having their Sigma. i Lure, without whirls it cannot be Keogh's. JOHN BURGESS and BONN king established sad swab esteeesed ESSENCE of ANCHOVIES continues to be pre pared by throe after the same magas, that has gime are greatest aotigactiots for unsay years. Wombats/ie. to?, Strand, corner of lba !ate-Oem Low doo.—(llta Orkintal .Fisb.Sance Watobooar.) A, BRIEF SUMMARY of the Aclvantagre of Parchsaisg. TICEF.TS sod SHARES before NEXT THURSDAY (sth October). • You are Pure ot the chance of Two of 10,0001. because they most be drawl she First Day, Next Thursday, in she first 15 enemies; Insides the chance of whatever other Ca pitals may be drawn or that day. Tun are sure of not less than 4,500 Tickets being drawn the First Day, Next Thursday, being more than two.ihirds mf the whole Lonely. Tun are sure of all those 4,500 Tickets being drawn Priam First Day, if you avail yourself of the Cuiteracior's uffer—(me the Scheme.) TOM are out sues of any of the shave advantages if you do nut make your purchases befits e First Day, because they ex clu‘ieely Whops to lhlat slay. settastr catmints TM'O &go.ooti I TM . O £lO,OOO 5,726 usher Bearh to. _ _ All Stirßug bleary I .—thaly 7,800 Tickets. Tickets Intel Altisrem are &Chair by J. end J. tiIIIEWIIIGHT, 37, CA' waist' s I 38, Heywsrket ; and II,klulboon; 1 141, Oxfunl-sictict ; Wks Stearod and &ad in the I.tmini jest ern& ek, No, in.. —.la It Shares £lO,OOO 3/0 4 In 11 Shares tto,eee varier, oilier Capitals FIRST CHARGE. Major Wildman, of the oth regimes. of Dragoon Gua►ds, was the first witness called. On his being sworn, the charge was read to him by the Judge-Advocate:— " For conduct highly improper aad unbecoming the character of a Consmandieg Officer, in keeping a woman in barracks, calling lwr by the same of wes. French, though sit hiss wife, sad 14:*gaiell biking his nasals with heronsteed of presiding at the mess with the Officers of his regiment, and fur travelling in all marches with her in an open carriage, in the oisifiorre of the regiment, soil particu larly from Manchester to Birmingham, in the per ISIS, and home Birmingham to Newcastle-ispon-Tyme, in July, 16119; sad fee direct disobedience in still keeping nod main taisirg her in barracks, after receiving an order in writing from General the Earl of Carhanspion, as Colonel of the said regiment, while statieeed at Neweastie-npon-Tyne, dated.. or about the leth of February, HMO, directing hiss to re move her therefrom, such conduct being • gross and scandalous outrage., society in general, and particularly to She married Mons, sad showing • bul example as Com mandiug Ol cer to the junior Officers of the 6th regiment in particular." Rzaashisd by General the Earl of Carhampton. How long have you been in the regiment? Two years. What do you know respecting the conduct of Lieutenant. Colonel Frencliond Mary, the woman who lived wish him ? I know nothing of her s I never saw her but once, *hen I went into the apartments of lieutenant-Colonel French; I should nut know her if I saw her again. DO you know that I.iest.•Culonel French kept a woman in the barracks? Yes. Did Limit .Colonel French generally dine at the sea? SUMMONS 110 t generally. Did betake Ina meals with the woman he kept ? Ido not know. Did he belong to ibe men? He um not a regular mew. ber ; he eu au lausaary aseioher. Did you ever tee them travelling on the road together ? Never. Did he kaow she lumped as Mr.. French, and that he was not married to her •he was so seldom spokeu uf, Ido sot know what designation to give her. Did she live iu apartaseuts in the barracks, with Colorrel Freacb? Yes. Du pm know wbo keeps the •ccownle of mess ? The Committee. Did no. Colonel French always act as President of the Committee? Uuguestionably he did. Cross examination. Did he ant alwayi tale parlintititiaterest In the conduct of the mess? Very muc► se. In speakieg el Mrs. French, you have said you only saw her mite, is that a fact ? I only sit w her once, and that was on enticing Lieutenant-Colonel French's apartments. Have yea ever heard any complaints made by Officers' wives of Mrs. French being in bIitITTICIEIO I never heard it spoken of until the present charges were brought forward. Paymaster Hay woe called in, and *worn. Major Wildman was called back, and examined by the COURT. What do you mean by an honorary member of the mess ; did Lieutenant-0111.1nel French pay his sabscription regu larly He did nut pay it weekly; when he aimed at the toms be paid it. Paymaster H iy war agate called in. How long have you belonged to the regiment? Twenty years. Lhd Lieutenant-Colemel French keep a woman in bar racks ? Lieutenant-Colonel French will out, I am, suie, dem, *bet. The Presidrot—Yao ore to answer . the tostettee ; yoo bore o u ti llu g to d o with what the Minnow telliodonst or drny. He dd. Hem lung? I have been in the regiment 20 years, and she hu lived with bins the whule of that time. What name did she gn by ? Whew Colonel French spoke of her he called her Mrs. French. Was CUlusel French a member of the mess? I do not know that he was. Was he Dot au honorary member of it ! ldo not me.. to as, be was Not. Wm - the witisem a member of the mess ? Ile was is he. annul use, a• a married man; every married INlSeer ass an humour, member. • This. question wasobjeetell to by the Coon, on the ground that it merely west to ask the erphiroo of the witness, mad was accordingly withdrawn. Did she sot ezerelee nedse iedstace over Lieut..Colosel Freed', so as a reposer, hum agriest certain officers. This vocation was also withdrawn by the order of the Quo. The Bari of Carhseeptee thew stated, that he had written • letter to the accused on the Iffith of February last, order ing him to remove Mrs. Preach from the barracks ; to which he got the fallowing slower /which was pot in and reed) : It acknowledged the receipt of the letter of the Noble Gera rat, and cancerous, him ( Limit-Glom, French's) surprise at the contests of it, avid that he was ready to soarer any charges the Noble General might think proper to prefer grime Mita. The Judge Advocate was of *pillion, that the letter pat is was met any miasma that the Noble General had given any ardor, order to the seemed; and Colonel French could not now be called on to produce that letter without melee had been give. to him before to produce it. The Earl of Carlow"..a wished for further tiger to get evident., to establish the contents of the letter sod by him to the Prisoner. The Judge-Advocate was of *don, that he was Del em dined to the indulgence of having further time. The Court was then cleared; when strangers were re admitted, The President informed the Nate Accuser, that as to the letter, it was his duty to prove it in the hest mariner be elands hot they could not odl Preach to produce the letter, as nodes had not been served on him to that effect. The Earl of Cerlisimpton only wished . that isimOthing should Be entered on the minutes of the Coon martial, by the way of pretest, that he bed grime such a letter to Lieut.- Colopel French, the' it might sot epprnr that he had intro. duced it into the charge without its being the fact ; or that he might be allowed, on oath, to give evidence that be did land such. letter to the Primmer. The Presitleat said, that the letter referred to the latter port of the charge, which certainly was the mast serious part wfit, that the Primmer reward to obey the written order 'Ohio Coontandiwg Oilicer; he thought the Noble Accuser •isht he examined ow his oath as to the written order he had g,iveu, and which was disobeyed. The Judge Advocate was of opinion that be might be res. milled as to the stadia, of the letter, bat nut to the perport of it, without the letter was produced in evidence. The Earl of Carlsmispleit was thee swore. By the Court—Did yea write soy letter ea or abent the 29th of February, as so order to Lieut.-C.l°ml French, re lative to the latter part of the charge ? 1 did ; I sent it by post, and received all aeawe►, which letter has been pet in, marked No. 1. _ _ Paymaster Hsy was again called in. Did yes keep the accounts of the men? Always, lentil lasi year. The Prisoner declined cramexamining this witness. Dy tie Court—Were any cossplimils made to the Noble Colnertia the regiment, of the an•oysare which the married Moen and their wiv - fs felt on account of dirs. French be ing In baerseks? I know amine. • Do you know that her being there wai as aea•yenee to the married Olken? Being earned myself, and keeping the society of married Officers, it was thought amongst we a great auisaace, but we did not think it worth while to com plain. How many married Officers are there is the regiment ? There are Ave or six. The Officers ohm change or leave the regiment, but in general there is that number of married Officers is the regiment. Dill they generally disapprove of such a woman being is the bArracks? They did. Wes Mrs. French pouch about harraeks f no as to give offence to the wives of married Officers? Nu; she gene rally kept her apartments, and did not in out walking ex cept when she had to pass through the birrack-yard fur domestic business. Did her living in the barracks prevent married women from residing there ? Nut to my trisowl edge. Who were the society of married Officers that cum plaiaed of Mrs. French being in barracks? The wbule. Specify their Damn? Several of them have left the re. &eat. SECOND CHARGE. Adjutaat Charles Short being sworn, the Judge Advocate read the charge to him : " For inflicting a greater punishment on Serjeants Alq.ougidirt, Byrne, and Gilroy, thin was awarded them by the seuteuce of a regimental Conn-martial held at Bar nsinglssai barracks, the 17th June, 1819, by or dering them no guard every other day daring their suspension ; and for. I thee, that they shook'. be Coll6llotl to the barracks, except whets eta duty dialog the said period, as as addititnal punishment." Are you Adjutant of the miasma ? I am. %Vera pan nu in the must b of Jam. 1819 ? I was. Do you recollect a regimental Court-martial on Serjeants Sl' Laughlin, !year, and Othrey ? %Vas it entered in the regimental 011111411111141 book? It was. Is this this book ? It is not. 'Ask at it ? 1 need not, fur I know it is not the book.. 11 it as orderly book? lt.is a daily orderly heat.. Dees this hook curtain the extra mariabossots of the re giment ? It dues. Thaholli 4 4worale.-Js ems regl int tam 610 rein tar bunk for ths eateries: rif Caarlmillartial, sad the ar* geOcril arising 1 4 11 4 0 i.thelefiraig V aelsOPlri we •Insid SIXTH CHARGE. C , plain David Hay having Lees nears, The ledge-Advocate read over the charge to hint : " For having cot oat and defaced, or caused to he cot out and claimed, the leaves t f the troop register of horses, relative to the years 1811, 1814, 1813, sad 1814, and pfit of the year 1815, without the knookilge of the Captains, thereby destroying all evidence regarding the immense own. her of horses that were reeconmeoded to be cast sad trans ferred by Lienteoant-Colonel Fresch, daring those years, all sock conduct being in the prejudice of good older and military discipline, mad contrary to his Najeety's regale tiona, and in preach of the Articles of War." What book is this? The register boob of troop horses is basting to my company. Did yea ascertain, after you were /netted to your troop, that any of the leaves were cut unt of the register book This question was objected to and withdrawn. How lung hare you belonged to the regina,iit ? Twelve mouths last August. When did yea keno the register.bnok wan mutilated ' Some time of er I had Contort tin, ledger mid the other books hicorreet. 1 then examined it and fined the leaves tut Oat. 1 repotted the circumstance to Coloael French, sad he de sired the clerk of she troop to paste a sheet of piper over the place where the haves were wasting. Did the clerk do so? 1 -dud not see bine do it, but the clerk reported to me he had done so. Was the book mntilated by any order given fur that per. pose, or was it dune by as individual? Ido inn know how ‘ it medium; it *es mutilated before I was gasetted to the troop. B y the cnert—Mas there any register of troop hones in the part of the book panted over by.ihe clerk ? There was So writing on the pert of the boob he posted the paper inn- Did the book remain in the posamalost of the Consansad iog 0111Cdr, or the Captain of the trnip F In the possession of the Captain. Were the leaves eat oat written on? They might have. been Wasik leaves fur say thing 1 knew. eirpfuto William Rutledge sworn. What hook is this? The register.book of troop hones. I Haw long have yea Isi'eu is the ret(lineat ? Eleven years, Was the register-hook is 1811 and 1617, lii • perfect state? 1 sent it unto the Adjutant's Odlee,and when it cane bps* is was mutilated. Whim was it that you sent it to the Adjutaul'e Office' Ifferiegiouing of the year 11116. Jolge,Adviicate--There is an cad of die charge, for the book wee mutilated previous to three year. bark The President..-The evidence certainly is not !within three Yes". Did you make say report to Lient -Colonel Fredhli.iben you saw tie bodtwes mutilated? 1 did not. Wes Me boot iliHaled previoni to three year` It certainly was. • ' eivemilfDovrall sworn. What book is this ) , - trocip,deiscriptiou book. How came it mutilat r It biloriged to auotbie.troop that was reduced, mid that part ups torn out, and I euterid . the horse, of ay troop is it : 1 beheve the leavei wire ,two out by myself. Were you Adjutant of the regiment at the ? No, I was Commis of the troirp.. Did yes ever make it known to Coloael French th*istuti. Iota& stale of the book. I sever did. Il• TWIP410111111111 , 111(WRI• If you were orJered so oullortoin the number of am 1111111411114 would you look intu the roomter : troop. hunk fvr the' No, times it was my own limpiphouk. If you were klestolit sae anistod to lad eke *11144 f east bursa. of for adallar orvlngll4, evoalla.mi !auk to mid relgista troop boobs ar it, or uleviMpin apply iv the Wardafftee ? I WOAD *Mk is Ills Moues reg Mari bosh fur the purpose: Will the troop register bore-book "hew the Ilutlibtr horses received by the commioding otters of don reiaieol ? It will out. Is plief—!3'loe you were Adjutant, aadfrefure goo pi a troop, were th. re any tenves turwpot ut lbr register trinup booke us your No; I boas ihii atioUt die years a l ga some kaves were ton out of tie trutop-buks, Out not within' these three years. Caddo Minor Ferranti° ewers. pt Ibis Issiskswe tel . l what w its &ascription ? It is a hoop register-66A of cast lisres, Cs, ypu &easels* *sow die kens cif it . Nears, pasted tis. 'Mire ? I mew elivept it wps, dove is the Adj.iioare. yaw; this leave' is *id rata* btsphii isle sePriaJly Pasksaisp. I *i PASl*4**7. bscois.„, 18 ,/,‘• PN!. one .* .llol 7fal!C gmc% eogiPoi Person .• • , v• • .„ a.kgi