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London, England, 1822-09-25 00:00:00

Captaih leMa's •alkitor, sat, ante sew alimonies, spewed
fo resets.
Colonel Sir R. Bill then commenced the peosocution by
short widows, whirls; as he was not much accustomed to
pulahr arakilwr, be begged leave to mad. It was in sub..
OWN* a follews:—That is premetieg himself me this ores_
pion he did it with great regret ; that be bsB had a essastaut
desire in avoid heinaing forward them charges agaiest Cep.
tails Jebb, who had bran so long in the regiment, but he felt
it his duty to du so, nod should delay the Court no longer by
any preface, hopi•g that if he ehoulerbe found wrong in say
point of form, he aliened obtain their intiosl4mace.
He then callyd Adjutant Hint. to.pcmAsse• a regimental
order 'of 14rli April, 1821, dated at Head Qearters Cavalry
' Barrack., Miium. It related to the Ass( charge, and
directed that .11se troop debits should be settled every three
months, and that the clerks of troops should assemble on
the 11th of Ja•eiry, Bth April, Bth July, and Bth October,
for that purpose.
Quartern tater Speed was then morn mad examined —He
had regularly prmoiszsd the accounts to Captain Jebb, who
had not settled them, out taken any ster, according to the
order.
TIN troop hook mss thew produced, and the Qnertertwaster
pointed out an amount which had rail from the 24th March,
1820. SO the Bth of Jule, 1821, when it was settled by Cap-
' Lain Jebb.
Cross examined for the Prisniser—Caplain Jebb •raar the
hooks every platter, and he knew the regimental order fur
quarterly payment; hr never pointedly asked Captain Jebb
fur mimeo, as be seen his Captaio,and wittiest* only delft of
hiss troop. Captain Jebb had at times applied fur his account,
and when be did he gut it ; he did eel pay at these 11411e1
immediately; his last account was paid on the 19th August.
On being asked if he bad saffsred from non-psymeist, he
answered, with much energy, yes, in his character; and
thee threw a letter open the table from Mr. Jeffltiegl, of
Whether, dated lase 4, *lin had mit been paid a debt due at
that time, nor till the 814. It was the cesium of the Lies-
tenants to pay him regularly.
Capt. Jehh here vehemently demanded of the witness if he
had eel told MM otherwive ; and, as we unde-stood him, BIM
asinerbisa Owlet the officers having public money, but ibis
was overruled.

Capt. Jebh had asked him if he wasteJ stoney ? mad he
had said, not insmediately—i• no rev burry ; believes Capt.
Jebb had said, if he did he world give biasses's... Did never
to his knowledge receive a bill from d$ .?bb that was nut
Paid-
&sallied by the Court,—Did sot vellum to ask for
money; preseotieg the account was the same Wag. Ile
was only clerk, and Cantina Jehb was bus Captain.
On the second charge—
Corporal Bell, atewmaine, provest that a check upon Green-
wood and Co. bad bees gores him, and was lot paid ; Cap-
tain Jebb wait surprised, and gave him soother for 321. with
• letter. It w•si mot paid,
After a tedious and union-resting examination, the witness
said Captain Jebb had paid him, but slut as the time ordered.
Beiug ',kid how lung after, be said lief au /tore This
anesvier provoked recessive laughter in the Court sod
Corporal Mayor, mess clerk, had presented the checks.
Mr. Pyle, clerk Ili Greenwood and Co. the same.
Cross-examined for Prieutirr.—Captain Jebb had at the
liens he drew the cheek, two diets payable to his order,
deposited in the agent's bands, &outvoting to more than bO3/.
Oa the Third Charge.—
Adjutant Dust (being recalled) proved that Capt. Jebb
had beau absent freer times obi. year.
Crosa-examiued fur Prisoner.—Did not recollect him to
have been ever absent without lease before since be bad been
is the regiment, which was ten years; nor that be bad asked
leave Mace the regiment rattle frost Windsor.
The prosecution here closed, and the Court adjourned to
a future day, when the Pi isooer will enter on his defence.

COURT-MARTIAL ON CORPORAL GEORGE-
A court-martial was held on Saturday in the guard-room,
St. James's, upon Corporal George, of Ilia 2d or Coldatream
regiment of goarda upon charges twisting oat of a late court-
inattial ow Lieut -Colonel Gore, which wan instituted against
the C 0101.4 upon the report of the Corporal, and terminated
in the boot/arable acquittal of the Colonel. The Court was
*restyles! In examining evidence for upwards of two hour,.
The result of the court-martial will be known in a few days.

ORDERS RESPECTING THg CORRESPONDENCE
OF THE ARMY.
le conducting the business of the army, the military eor.
resitoodence is to puss through the Commander-in-Osiers
Military Secretary, excepting such poetess retitle to particu-
lar departments, and which are hereafter specified.
TILE ADJUTANT-GENERAL.
All correspondence which has for its object the arming and
clothing of the troops-06e supply of great coats to the army
is an exception to this order, these articles being tont d un-
der the order► of the &meaty at Wv)—w►ich relates to
leave of absence, the discharging or imosporting of soldiers,
appointment or removal of Geu!ral o► other Officers to or
from the Staff, the recruiting the army, military regulations,
the drafting or twitter, &c. of horses in regiments, of
easslryostl all subjects connected with the discipline, .quip•
meat, and efficiency of the army, pass through the Attintaat-
General.
All letters, returns, and reports, seat to the Adjutant-
General, which are put of a torsional and cotifideutial nature,
are to be addressed to the Adjittent.Croerat of the Purees,
Horsr.Guarda, London, without adjoining his name.
All official letters intended for the Deputy Adjulawl.
General, or other officer belonging to the department, are to
he transmitted under curer, addressed as above, to the Adju-
tant-General.

la addition to which, it i■ to be rib d t►at all letters
addressed to the Adjutant-General, on •object• connected
wit► the Once service, are to ►ase the words "Recruit-
ing Service" written ou the left-hand corer.
THE QUA RTERM ASTER-GEN ERA L.

All applications relating to the marchtag,;lsb;lting,
embark one, sparteriog, billeting, and cautoniag of troops, to
the change of trailers, and the relief of detachments, are to
be add►eo"d dirret to the Qaartermaater.Grneral of the
Furres, by whom also orders are given relative to encamp.
meets, the s f camp equipments, tad the supply of
forage waggons curs sacks, and water pecks to tie
cavalry.
Alt crwroupondenre relating to military service, geography,
and topography ; Itkrwiw map., plans, and dispositions for
detract., or to be trausmitted to Ike Quartermaater•Ge-
ueral.

All routes for the march of troops (except fur the escort of
deserters—applications fur routes for the wards of deserters
under escort, we to lee addressed to the Secretary at wee) are
Ismael) by the Quarlerrneslrr•Gew ral, and their receipt is to
be acknowledged by return alms'.
All official letter. intended for the Deputy Quartermaster.
Geuer.l, or other officers of that depaelnarul are to be haus.
nettled, wider aver, to the Quartet master-General.
THE SECRETARY AT WAR.
All appliratiotes relative to military diabormenents, or
peennialy claim to pity, •Ilawanera, Ike.; awl all letters
which have fur their objtrt the eontlrartioa and explanation
of Acts of Parliament regarding niiiiiary science, or which
have reference to the civil pollee of the country, are to be
addremed team Right Honourable ikt Secretary at War.
OFFICERS COMMANDING DEPOTS AT HOME.
lu instance. wherein general officer., or officers commend-
log regimenut on foreign swim's, have occasion to commu-
nicator with the odficern in charge of fevers, or regimental
depots, which may be established in Great Britain or Ireland,
their letters are to be transmitted, under cover, to the AdJu-
otasit-General.