The Sun. — London, England, 1813-10-30 00:00:00

'OM oa st t ‘' (leo pol the Elbe at t the "11`'le o f a CrO" ere Sonnew ;1 coOd abbo t [►11(13. which C 8 t es Ai in :101 400 as it is bf Cs the s the 0461' in J'"` I btl s i llr : l ii . 1 id 3 bt''' et tir. lle r ec, t, joji , 40 !) ofo ( ' ):1 rerllent'4l Oen , f i , .laffe r I, S' Uf , C I r V a R I V O 4: 0.) rf4Y~ittA Af' b;fl' )00. 1f) pr; s i it .61 NAVAL NEWS . • 4 11, PORTSMOUTH', OCT: '29.--Arrited the snap tdoo l i of wear from a cruise, and -a few vessels from the Dawns; among them are the Lpualisti- from St. Petershurgli, with hemp and iron for the D ockyard ; sailed from Gottenburgh: - - the - . 22d inst. * with - a large fleet under convoy of this Jesty's ship Cherokee; and four other Xing's ships. Sailed the Tartarus and Zephyr for Cork with a 6 nvoy ; and.his Majesty's ship Hiadostan for the I)Lymmitt, Oct. 28.—Yesterday arrived the Tortar frigate, and the Parthian brig of war, from Ihe 'Eastward. Arrived this day the Royalist brig of warii Captain B REMER , from . rahnonth, w idi part of the crew of the Weser trench • 29.—This morning a vessel was 49 'scrrecl on the - Goodwin Sand ; immediately the "'ger "flowed a great number of boats launched to atu her A stance; they are not yet returned.. 7. -. , l7ive 'l the Axel and Bernard from Stockholm ; 4 — ` exa nder, ii'gaindlnon, Robert and Harriet, from G°Renburgh, under convoy of his Majesty's ship ReYnaid. PiVE 0 'tt.0c . X...--Th vessel on the Sand Ia s bri e g from Gottenburgh for PlyinOnth: laden with timber` —name we cannot learn. I " . ^ ll bs 077 SCILLY, O CT . 25.—Came in the 1,1 . 0 7 1 . 81 " Union, W ILLIAM R uns, w i t h t i m b er , f rom having last night, close to these Islands, been' boarded by a French lugger privateer, L " , "atin g 10 guns, and af ter taking from hiiu """ /lan to kof E ng l an d notes he had, amounting about 251, and detaining him for two hours in suspense, he suffered him to proceed hither. Came the hil teni sloop of war from Liverpool to Ports mouth4l ,to .be.completed. Caine in the ship Au leia (C. K.) transport, of South Shields-, from )ass 'ige, bound to Porismomh, with several ,Ca , ' .I , a lrY horses belongi n g tO Grimm! GRAHArI, Lord ItliTlLL.tot R USSELL, WORCESTER, &C. a the inst. she was chased. by. three French 4ggera---set all sail, and gained on them : two ( t ). the loggers hauled up to the brig transport 2 N . and at d ark lost sight of them all. On the . 34 the Isabelta the transport 'l'. UOgni to Cork, wh o h a d l ost t h e convoy i n t h e 1 :. 01 t, , ot,' th e U . p . both. Jr= Plymouth.— Au tlle ‘ the Ceres transport, (E. Is. and con vo lost i n coming' int r ofassage ; 'his y' steering fru it) . St. Sebastian's N. by Om- • „ . . vc•r• t_y s t , on the 22d in. his INl:ljes li,,,llT'argekurc/ from C;«liz, with dispatches, 0 4 9(1 for Plymuth. Same day his illajestra -I) Bloodhound froni Swansea, with a fleet. r! ENCEI FRIGATES IN Till , : NORTH SEA. Admiral OTw,t transmitted the following letter tt ) the Lord Provost of Edinburgh, 'who ttirw - arded : 1 ` duplicate of it to the Lord Provost of Glasgow -. FYI Nightinglle, In Ishii floods, Oet."':.4, 7t313. b vg lea v e to nform Lordship, that (:ap ,l"To4er of It's NfileQtv's i sloop iti.ser, reports, that on inst. to lat. 55. 2;,„ N. long, 0. 1.. lie t'l !mgt. 1r? ;,mss, which probably e'Sc:lpecl from the Sc..heldt or rl durlng the l a t e eas t er ly gale,;, the course they v 4 , trerl 'en last seen, 'it appears to be their intel:iti t ot to go nortlmard ; s n that 1 rltr not apprehend ;lay danger to the convoy fo r Cott enhorgh, now on the point Avi t o "'net% 'rite eneuty captureitand burnt an English brig, lhe Cruiser was sight. I have the honour to be, try Yottrloriiship*s most. obedient' hutr/ble Servant, '11„, +li • (Signed . ) 1Y11.1Y11. ()TWAY; \\; r lit • lion. the Lord Provost, Edinburgh'. ` l 'o happy to understand that Admiral hoco apprised,of the cottr , ;e taken lly 'ii lt '' l istuls ; an d its au adei.nate force Ctrs. i- no: f iti. slo 41 1, on the tiyst intimation, di•ipatchtal in, of them, %ve may hope to .-scv, thetit . loon ' , "t to join their late :ollso:1, the tresec, iu . h!>;', ) 1 : 1 t ( ` .111:11 1 t i the force of th'e l.iriti Ic Na t o'clock in the evening of the 1,1,1 s Cruist.r S ;it b:'ig which they ft o , ou fire wit in flames at it little distance tIICIII~ 'i .7 "'Llay a court ofDirectors held at the 6 House, when e2atitain W. MorEATT li Ni, ll4l jut() thc command of the ITim-hilseti, 1 .v4 11- ` 1 to. Madras and China. The tYit l i ! ll ) l !itLeii to touch , -it Nladras, in her way. to ( it ; t ‘Villes 1114 t. ‘ 7" (4 t transplirts sailecl from Airingo . tlit! 21th : ttl e i 4 l; ii s i tlle Baltic, w altic, 'id a 'tattler convoy of hue of pr I ran o 11 Americas we learn, that on a rocky island , island A: 33; liaratavia, 'adjacent to - 111e mmith a nitinbc • o French Pir"t" hatvc regular. .r i t:ol a n n . ( t i b i e u t t i , c s e t trie i vo t (I tint numerous armed , neer- Ilritifest the coast of I.:#ol.llSlit9a, pltl tm , . fit ever ‘ , Atroying the Bpanish vessch , arid those t The p ront Y other nation, the French excel ) Ine r t : l Y they thus . pillage. they deposit tliticiii lil i „.„`" 4 'parts of a tort, whirl' for this purpose t hey zniik t e l- mstnicted and pr4nided with 14 pieces 01 . 10, I li ' To give a Sort of character to tht . ..s i t. Ile V " ( 1-Pli they have formed a tribunal, which her e a Court of Vice-Admiralty, and Pttt y e f t i l leY condemn without ceremony the pro . - Pss.,,, i ` 1 7 have thus aequireth After judgment i s f°l: re 'i t " e I fterchundise is sold at low prices, but ktt Ilioney, and. in open market., T mar his- - 4"l't ovo days in a week, and.if no buyer be the goods are. introduced into °r- I s loa of cont ra b an trade. Iti ,.. for i li;u. , v ve _ iesv . . ' bear - & Ll:l9n given to toe - " h an d of the otid 4s. Ger'LlU of the Hmanna Pass, Ptlttat [From Ile SAviztv r of Yortmbel • • Assrs' , MILK. root 11.6,;:t, and his brother Wilt Sought medical advice ; a Far tooth to say, they bah were And Minted something ince. " Some :Os's' Milk," cried Doctor Stott " Must instantly be taken, 6r else they both will go to pot,• Aud nothing sure their bacon." A' listening wag iu baste replied, " How luelsy for each brother, That they so soon may be supplied, By suckling . --c)NE ANortun I'? AN ALPI-lABETIcAL QUESTION. " Can you by any means define, Why 1/with the Alphabet never can dine?'" " 0 yes, vol easily, 'tis ('twixt yon and me) Because it don't come until filter 7'."" HONEST BREWERS! The only fair traders in London that are, Are those that brew beer for the table . They;tell us they'll give us amall beer fur our fare, Aud they brew it as mall as they're able. SPORTING EXTRAORDINARY. On Wednesday se'nnight an excellent Steeple Chacc, was run by the Members of the Arinugl,l Hunt, for a silver cup, value 50/. The ground was admirably well chosen. The course was Visi ble in its whole extent from all the surrounding hills, and presented to the eye a perfect amphi theatre of one mile and a half in circumference.— Te competitors galloped round this circle twice, crossing the river Callen lout times during the progress of the Chace. At a particular part of the course they had to bound over a five-bar gate into the waters of eke Callen, into %thick a man and horse were seen to descend, and dash through the foamy surface like river gods and tritons. Mr. M‘Dontiell, the victor, rode the cele brated bay horse DiLk, belonging to Launcelet Hill, Esq. At crossing the five-bar gate, Mr. M'Catrray's horse struck the timber with his feet, and rolled with his rider into.the river Callen. His descent through the water resembled the gambol's of a porpoise sporting in. the „ayes, with as young one on its back. Another competitor for equestrian fame was precipitated into the %voter and dis-. mounted. •The. horse, in his struggles, had got his _legs entangled about his master's neck, who Was in much danger of undergoing sufflO cation by this liounky»thm embrace. Fortunately -the spec tators arrived in time to rescue hint: After the sports of the day, the Members of the Armagh Hunt, &c. dined together. .nine bumper toasts were drunk in J.he course of the entertainment. FOR TUE SUN. Enrrott,-i- , Perhaps you do not know that there has been a contest in the Journals of our cOunty respecting two institutions for the recep tion of insane persons, which has been agitated with so Much zeal by the several dispntants, as to shen , they are . tbeinselves in a state of mind that well entitles them to a place in one of them. I shall not enter into the merits of the controversy any farther than to observe, that one of these in stitutions is under the protection of that mild fra ternity denominated Quakers, and that the other is managed by a Physician, who seems to have given offence in having advertised his receptacle for insanity. like an Empiric, though he is a regu lar Poilactitioner. 1 shall at present merely con tent myself with transmitting to you th.follOwing charge against one of the institutions, and 1 doubt noC.that. you .will agree with me in thinking, that it calls ttprAt , those.coricernei in it for a full ant! decisive refutation.-----" The Asylum hits been wrested, front its original design ; the poor arcin a great,measure excluded; and the Institution, it is understood,. is eonimitted to the care of a vhy-. sician . and Apothecary, without the interference of any Committee or Visitors in the internal JIM' nagefnent. Thrts,::instead of being a public chit ity, it has ii.come a source of private emolument, ane: hittez ladarympa; " • • York, Oct. CANDIDUS. 'AI outlay, .Sit: B---,----- , , Bart. was appre hended this, city, on a charge of embezzling King:s stores.' ,About twenty years since, Sir JOHN- Was ithorged .with being concerned with Is ,Gnu, 'CROSSLEY. &c. in forging, the Wal of 4 gen tleman of Monmouthshire ; . ainl a reward.of was then offered for his.•apprehension.—Boili Chronicle. Mr. Cook, saddler, of S. Newts, hai a horse living, and owing, to great care and attention now nearly well, that vats eleven days and twelve n i g h ts w i t h out either food ~or drink, lie tens missed on the 20th of last ,month, lintl diligent search was immediately made utter hint, but not being found, :it was .eoncinded he- was.stn i en , an d was accordingly advertised: On the l',?th of thii month, some uninhabited premißes, near to the pasture the horse .Wll3 by. s o me (ieutlemen, who, with great difficulty,open eft the: door of a small caul-iIOIISV, and found there the horse nearly it skeleton. It is supposed hu NVellt ill Of his accord, that the door closed upon him:accidentally, and the rain,eomincr short-: ly afterwards swelled it, and preventetrits re opening. About six week since, a young farmer of 'Vat ton-Kennel, near Chippenham, .shot. a loire in a field adjoining Castle,Consbe lease took her home quite dead, and having paunched her, found. three young ones talire. These he gave to an old woman, desiring lier to rear_: theta, if,. possible, and have as much milk as she would for .4hat ptir: pose, front ins dairy. The good dame actually took the pains to feetl them through a twill, so that they are all now living, ; and ,about. ball 09 size of a rabbit. Wednesday next the STATE: Lorreax Drawing. `rickets .rand Shares are selling by 111- CHARDSOt" GPOULUPK, ;anal Cu. C o ntractors for t he ,J.,ottery, at their Offices, utk_buildini;s, Cornbill and Charing-cross. toultt-ATAnuAL. A Courts Martial 'itts been Some days sitting tot the INinstersAlastersGenernl's office,` ,Whitehall, ou Col. MARK fleauFove Of the Ist regithent of Roysl ToWer flatlets; to investigate the ftillows charges • Conduct utterly subversive of. all 'good order and military discipline, highly injorious to the public service, in breads of the Articles of War, the ISilitia Laws, nod the General Orders amt' Regulations of the Army, Ist. In the e. irregular enlistment, or permitting flee irte'nlattr nlistment, Or engeging of recruits I for the. First TtSwer Hainie:s Regiment ein distant counties ; that is to say, the counties of Leicester, Warwick, - Desby, Northampton, Stafford, talon= center and Somerset, constantly during the last' three'years,, particularly those whose names are suited in the return hereunto annexed, marked No. 1, and of men unfit for service, particularly i‘li thael Sullivan, Richard WoOd, Edward Creese, and George Whale, and of foreigners., partieuhirly John Henry I'eiske, and Antonio Scaudalero, per, mitting the .vhole of the said recruits, named in the said hereunto annexed return, marked No. 1, or some or one of them, to become substittitei for persons balloted within tlse'l'ower 1 lanalets Militia, tv 'lose names are Stated in tereturn hereuutoannexelf marked No. 2, "private soldiers discharged from the regiment,who were not unfit:for service,partieulariv those, or sortie or one of theta whose namesare stated in a return hereunto annexed, marked 3, tinder the character of " speculation men," ordering or sots fering.the,. whole, or some or One of them, to be privately attested by Lieut. .Colunel Sir Daniel illiams, in his Magisterial capacity, at the Po lice-office, Lambeth-street, Whitechapel, London; his own house, Hackney .grove, Alitidiesex : or a private apartment at Deptford, in the county, of Kent ; and ordering or , permitting the full boun tiei to be drawn for such, as have nut joined the regiMent, or deserted before they have received them, or before the periods at which the recruits of the 'regiments ordinarily ''receive them, particu larly those whose names are stated in a return hereunto annexed, marked N 0.4, or some or one of the lit, and also permitting Quarter-master Geo. Grant, to retain from the two guineas due to the bringer from the levy money for recruits, the sum of. 11. 2s. 6d. ; thus discouraging the completion of the regiment, and inducing further mulcts front the bounty of the recruit. 211.,1n depriving, or permitting,. or neglecting to Prevc at the whole of the recruits of the ,lust three years, or sonic or one of them, at Hackney, in the county* of Middlesex, or Deptford, , in the county of Kent, being deprived of the greater part of their bounties under various pretences, and illegal charges, that is to say, for coach-hire and expellees of the journies trot». the distant places' in which they are so irregularly inlisted and or engaged, for7clothing, instead of Oohing allosvcd by government, andl for facings, as fees to the legion:loaf clerk, - charges fOr tersvion, meals for those who accompany 01071 to • the Ma gistrates ; and an undefined account fur neeessaries and unnecessary articles supplied to t hem.. from the regimental stores,: overcharged, and often never furnished to them. 3d. In ordering or sanctioning; the Regimental 'Paymaster, laientt Beaty Stable, Quart er master ; George Grant , and others daring the last three 'Yeas at Hackney, in the county of Middle sex, l ind Deptford ii the county of Kent, in mak ing and coercnig illegal deductions from the pay and allowances of 'the soldier, tinder various pre ,tenc6, ort it ii i a dv o n e 01-4 y, per month.foreach man on the strengtt, either numerical orellVetive, of the regiment, to It:latish pipe-cloy , and whiting;, although, (hiring a part of: that period, there was no regimental store whence it entail be issued, and itt no time any place fur cleaning:la:out rcinents, and . , also, 'of 6d. for a turn-screw , and Worm, and lid. fin%it pricker and brush (being treble their value) . attaf,), which, at the sometime, .he or they, or some, or any of them, retained the utmost alloivonee' from Government for the purpose, ord.narity ; cr edited to the soldier ; and in greatly overcharg ing-necessaries provided by his (Colonel Beall-, foy's) orders to the Nt)aiscominissoned oiliee.rs private soldiers of the regiment, and precluding the Captains and officers commanding companies from performing their duties in relation to the pay amt provisrpn of their respective companies, 1,,r which they arc held responsible, by avoiding their int :i.ference ordsring the Paymaster, nod even their own iPay-serjeantS, to make the deductions aforesaid withouL their skuictioni and ttiso witting, or negleeting , to prevent, the said Q u m._ te.r..11111 , 41V 1 ' George Uramit, to Introlmie 4ntunil. clothing front plivttte soldiers, particularly officers servants', as John Bird, Foster, ,Charles . Aettett, Thomas. Sayers, Thomas: Brett, and_f John Fowler, and tor less , than the regulated .conipensa- . Lion, 4th. In innitipTying the wants of 'Access:trio . in th e fay" v,ittiholding - trilta Into the 04 ut toe ie;;ion;i,td far n,considerable'perica, particularly ftrit ineed, or titti-.1,, tilt oi &wilt the eLth December, lath, tehi.:ll tuts nor permittel to lie tohen into constant wear, ttitanOre flout iii inontlis 0c.4 pool the period, repeatedly, ilistioct!y, and to•derett by his Majesty, and the Commander ni Chief, v;:e. till the 2' , th ofJanirary, late, compelling or tserniiitilg them to pay for , the alteration ut tlivir elothiog, hlid for tetates for cleao, , their 4001,1 i that is to say, ,Thrtherew, worm, pieter, oil, emery, hrielr4duSt,' fir effective men, without o w re:tiurieiali aitrcific years 1 ° 1: 11 . 11 1 1 a l l edlowed by tine puhl c a l i l t i ti l , p e rl o ' Sn t i l e e p e 2t o , : e t e tt e i , t h t t i t 4 i s e s :, te f l ti r u t that o ti 'H!. !is. ZA, LiwvoyoOa.,,, of clothing, oi:filch sums were comply sulticictst to pay .or ry article of elotr.ilt;~l, lard ;..I, of 0: ow ns; :terns 1w a r r e , sZtl , i,ad, ;trio nisi certain other li ter tar s t e l e r l i e . :t • of minicy /living the last thrust yeas; and else .tvithlusiding great coats from the troops thiriog lit, Live last Wiiiters,. to injury of Their, .hcalth, N‘ di, , graie to the sertire AlthoOgh, MI the oat January, 1 , 31(5, great coats were fornithett oo his ctitrtichtion hi their ileteUity ; these, with Ant or it s sit` the succeeding divisions producing crimes, karti . vitally desertion. f,fo, lu cpuipilling or permitting,' from or or gket, the' scud PnYlniutter, Lieutenant David I ieney Stable, to avoid at neglect the,dae, and. regalar • senility 11 ;airy and ol )Ptvattesjui t he, ettecrol emeeednes, or sews 4n tines, go lice ' e 4 - tth of i•lieh iiiuuffi, ltnllut otheV - Ortifonq periods or pey'ment illiritio; the last tlffee YettrAt KO:I Olio so comio:llinx or. per• ni Ipt3ins tar Coninutuding Piiiccr of coinpotties, vi:, Captain, Miod,Toaildeui ()kg" I.lellteilitltS Arinstrous - ,, iindst,t4 and her4,4,,,i.tantlftittring the last three year*, or lissome period Thereof, to leave time pitytttellt of their companies entirely, t 4 Pay,Serjeanti, viz.—Bell, Payne, tAitehlow, 411ien„1i . auqiit, tont Clarksiiii, in the pulilic-lionws at Manley, iii the conlitY tsf Idirldlesix i rind' Deptford,' in theConnty at Keut: nod Antherbithc, in the bounty of Surrey, by wlodt Ott_ .14114"41. raY'stajeaDtl, or sonic ilom are, or were, frequently coin', petted to appry to the isrollosdi Qf that: pabliOlocuts ttiisti 0 1. eli vfur thitheittd I'vtitjt4Oy'n feteei Mitt #11.14.4f1; c__ . ..,dhsetiti.ently engaged • in eltrietv; alai induced not rnitels - .lt; lussarmulcts treat their i‘a . s% find olitni-iindet; bat tstiar tfcliktie them ill Extra ttsueiutts adviair nt es fro their p.ms•;- 3;.t.; jeantS; svho-are, or were, titan to:opt:lied tcl•clinlitirtti SelVils (or expeores for at leh-theytto or.di4 oo neratiffu front the aforesaid Contains or CtittruntStfing Cia+t'or of entr 4 p3ities. (111. tn discharging, tin variant pretendet, for iterlinhiri enneaferatitois, at carious roles, from Oul. to 901. and upstittt•fisi effective eoliiiirs, partieularly those whose nomesare included in a return brreunto ;inner:et!, Marked Is:e.N . ter Liwli7.Aj ov 040 of theini and aft (11.44eiters, particutitly Thiamous Watertzal.l4 04 41 a:ootit the .25th of tiisteuther, 1814; and -- Qrttesto on or it'uout the Itch of Sept. Islt3, anti retaining elle ( i• I"" firm, slid di icased. nirn, or men unfit for Service, partienlinit 66 names inserted in tf retotn rreirtan taiuut std, ralrkett No. 8,•14 t various pi:rinds during the List thret years at fle‘le. the•conutyof Nlitldlesexy and i/cptford, in the county of Etrit ;. hp such and variut* other, teett4:l3 itu petting the vo lomiteering 7to , regular - array of abl men, and virttla4 aiding and abetting desertien. 7th. .S ii!fvertiug or rendering in - .l..,.fluient the rceula•' , Utit,prv.; aerib " (3 uver.nillelit for the care of the soldier, arid tbe direly created fdr rife preeelition of r ecoatlini, ov otiter 11114 ,at.ond compinino: front eil her tit'. cer or tioltlier; r.i.pecting anti ment•t, as in the iwitancxi, t ,if and Fortune, Licatm.-mint, Scott,- privates thiroullml, and !watt at rani Ms periods theing the latt three yearsL part lout tally on the 24th of December, 1812, the2itla Jan, hits, mid the 11 Of Fish. . 1 811, at I>optfurd,lll the county 01 Kent, t lieCapt4 ins urCinninmviluff riorComptitlick, from time knowledge necessary to . keeill,he Oodles reitilired for the in.; foramtion of the 4ispreting-Geoeral, by _marking with con. s;.l and distinguished.approbation, who are conceroeti in the r,irloug matters charged, pertnittiogthent to hyoid thalt dulies,,aftd•to he on long and frequent Waves of ansettee, nod comp:Nog to perform their duties, ottri suLjecting to public abuse and menaces ally who requi.e, the fulfillment of Lit I . 4.ljesty's regulations; mut as an examine, pretivaling Scott hint' promotion, and several times .from the command of a company, which he altv:lSti conducted according to hi* Maje•ti's Regulations. particularly On the 91h ut' danustr s 181.1, subst.itutinhrthe said quart er-Atts;er Geortce'Une,ut itt ash trincerns of recruiting and discharging to perform tue mot nary duties of Adjutant t hit sal d Payamsler Lieut. IXtvid Hen. Stalde, although in disobedience of orders, already oecupfttt in various and conflictliof trades, and under tilt!' temputurify sappresoed prosecution of u charge of deal action iron% the pay of private withers, to possess the appointment of ite,;. gimental Judge Advocate, in trials of private soldiers for crimes arising out of similar matters ; and thereby depriving the Court of a competent knowledse 'Of his regtiLttoos; - 41114 falsely mostering„. ur compelling, or, permitting, or negleet, tog to Prevent eertain men who weve etnistantly ulischt from time regiment ti, be mustered, as on duty; I(4r:4:rd:iris- John Bird, .Jahn Fiend, Patrick Fagan, Charles Aract, Wit -I;amts-Phillips, ond William FoStrr, (toru the 514th ui :slay 10 the 24th of October, 1 8 12, o r, a t unlit one or more of the in tervening musters, thereby dru'xiog irregularlykOm the pub lie their beer-money, also euntintting, mei) on the strengi of the regiment after they have demmted, for the liquid:ltion of their debts, at the expense of the {labile, pat titularly Henry 'Att. nor, Edward Taylor, And ,holm Martin,' or some er our of them, turd also permitting, the Regimental Surgeon to ahsccit himself constantly from the regiaient from the 24th of Sepr tember, 1810, Withe- , 240 of Septt'nll4ef, It'll!, and front till :24111 of September, 1313, to the !)resettt time, in the private practice of t 1 distant place, leaving. the Regimental Hospital,. a great part of those perio4s, hat more vartioildriy dialog the last ninejounths, in the ,:are of supernumerary 'Assistant Lieutenant Armstrong, and always without requisite instrod tions,. and without a horse fir regilLeotal ditty, Omagh charging for it; and perinitfim, sor neglecting to pneesesAii ltse charge Of 134 to be matte to Government for fl of exercise, during the half-year ending on the 24th af CM. 1813, though no such field was 'hired at tliat rate, in any way . whatever. tale. Conduct unhee.oming an Officer and a Gentleman, in Iihl',11(11Iug to retil.tio• controvervion, the Jill davit of private Rlidiard fiat, in which be bad swcirtt Oefare a M.igistrale, in it manner sufficient to oi.4taiii conviction, end, a gentle)', tiLit CAlDtiel tietialoy bad aided :Lod abetted in . tertion, private sir &annum' Ju,epti Bradshaw, of uvof4 regiment, a soldier in no respe - untlt for zervise, and 1 :5a441 , inlet fr.im his relations, no,;!er inteaL of putliiiournt, thirty guiticat4 which said private Itiiitis. 1 Hatt Ccilunel Deane.), hu sines diScliarged, though not unfit for seri, ice, as having servi4(inclUding of course the swearing Of the said ..ithdavit) honestly and faithfully, . • • c( their influence in cororraind , ar t b t. 0 1.- ing I confetrivt, the who's(lf tole Officers of Jilt reg 4 tnentt by an ...i.tratirdinary habit of ti'litse AT-rani. .'seem eetttsg'• dednetintis tr, he 101(1.11 (foul •(u it piry, Owe ,lii i i i of•allOwaner for drutn-l:eaii r re;ittetttal tor B . lill fnett IfuL , •ll , ! • , .. - 's lard ; and ist , ul fir frivolotitt and vexations orck3, pi:;*l ly.tinrie of tbe 34th and I/ 4th pf .. t I, err:. oil the n si rnt:iatt:ti t.. floe.; its I ..(tie ~ter.-tit S.cett. lot lit .olooliettee rti t,rtleis anti heeacll tit orrctt, on er tthotit Ite G. h of November, I'B It, et ••• w..‘e.votf tittellCl! its C10.,0 'naval. for three t wathi., .anti hi' :light to t ai II It .'n ik( utirt-ntarc al, the 41,q1 %‘iti , ish evinced lilt iuu'ui lie:, :14 INCII :IS tint c.tositletO.itio of liiq Royal ilk tott,..s the iliiteelteStllt,waS. atld d yet. steep. prok,t, notwitil , witi).2o, time. stud.kui, . 00 e.f . ,ku, tt,e4ti;i -luclit:11 order-boolt Of alli2e previous Cireat.os fullowiftg .tire " the ttmties of the Officeri who compoi: the n Co 1111,:•-- Cl , lollel C1t1140 4 ..71V; turd; -Ctrl. C. Hayne, N. Devon Lieut.'-Col. 41isWilegate, Stafford; I.leut.-Col. Eyre, 4.1;4.1w4 ; Coape, Nutting:o4lJ Ist Lieut. Elul, Delap, 111 IL. Fiticrev Litt:L-(201, 11, riogt.A, . Hereford; Major Holism - ford, Ole; :\lajor Hot,' Glanitiritnit ; Major tfoper, Nottiognlto Major I ailhe, N w . I),twite; Major Home. lavernevii Major 1 .1 Majiir Shemi, Sussex, . has sigNitiett alpiwohation to the (...ienerat Officers 4,:ottlimiticling distriefs,,tiot 11 certuin propcltioil ()dicers alt,l Nlen love of ak.tlice arid tiirlough, from t 1 t t rt:vective regiltlents (16riii 4 the wiutv.r montio!,, , • - (:;tptain Ct.ox.rt7 /4 the 15th I inswi, 11A% been apin4ittPo,:l Aiti.de-Cunip t& Lord CaAttt,l.3 SoSt Eltbt:T. , CiVain Arro.N, of the 921 regiment, is appoint ed ide,de-Cmup to Alajor-Ctmerai, Liaraos., sto tioned i . tt. Perth. It is said that Lieutenant.Generat Sir (ir.ougn BECKWiTII, Commander of the force% in the West will shortly return to England, after an itheetive of seYerat years, Ott .li''.eitily,se'onight the military s t ill : one l at and near Goiport iVere CM( • 'fleas the infliction, of corporal pookhawnt on 'soldier of the Kildare 'Militia, who had boot triers by a Court Martial . , irt:eonsecinemee of nel . oect of duty. Brigade-Major Citnas began to ,read the proceedings of the Court, wheit..ii the pri;ioner wits stated to be a private. The Col , itel of the Kildare Militia here interfered,and .sti,vuded all proceedings, telling the. Brigaiir-Major.thtt pri soner .Was that a priVatel but a di:u,'anter, otn4 0)44 the punishment could not take place. !a quente 'the troops were dismitised, and the. pel- 1 'soner will he held in durance until-ttiq pica44o.o ot the , Pettit:F. Beaton. is -known . " to wioma busi ness is referred— WATa RVOND, OryT. 18.---tVe love been inCorm ed, thi.it on East Monday evening a doubte arrived la BOtiv., With four men and tiato: ivo , nen, and Ve mhordy atter followed by a ot . iZgomoNn, hanker, in Wexford, who deteet,, , it i n th e ir posles,;ion a very large quantity of well. exeeated •forgerks on that 4 ll...mtleittan's bank-, milar to some iNbieli they hair been passingttl Wexford and other places. They'had l lCattt k a quantity of gt.neeries, Whielt, apparently, they tool bought on pri , .:tng tile notes.. Th e y were l a c ommit te d t o Rip:34;llt, mitt "thence CrtiliSinitted tri IVeltiptd. . ' ° On Friftti`kylast, a conger etl wag ttilon, after stunt tsciifttnee, in . the riverVerteY t was five feet.fAuk,i4ithes'long, and one tout 0 1 11, Veq,tAiot Ulbs