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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 Plaiel/211Ist 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.hili 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 low.
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 Lime I.
the glue of t.ar good, •ared.