The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1810-12-27 00:00:00

GENERAL ORDERS.

HtteLemarters, Clutultry-plato, April 4,111 e.
G AAAAAA ORDZILS, IT !4/14..GEN. GOGIDIE.

Further extracts trom the coidirtned proceedings
of the General Court-Martial, which assembled at
Bangalore ou the ist of November 1809, and of
•hich Major-General %a.ide is President, are
published to the army.
Major David Courtney Kenny, late roniniand-
ing 8.1 battalion 19th regiment native infantry, or-
dered io arrest by the officer commanding the
army, charged with the follmsing
Ca iNt et --for mashy and sediti ~,, , i• baring joined is
• moat staageruas sod Manning mutiny and seilitioo, which
took place in flu: fort and grassou of Scritsgapatans un and
betwixt the 311th dry of July last and 2:1t1 a Avast follow-
ing, during which period, the garrison fired un the troops of
His Majesty and those of the Cusupauy, and their ally the
Rajah of Mysore; and SCI3I:- Oil the public treasury.
By order of Maj -Gen Goirolic•Commandiug the may,
Fort St. George, (Sigurd) T. HS. CONWAY,
53d October tail. Adjutant-General of the Acuity.
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Sememice.—The Cosset area apiolos that .the groomer
Major Keatsy is guilty of the charge preferreJ sgettist hits,
winch being so borsch of the Artse;rs of %Vat, and ruhreesiee
of rod order sit.l sailitai y iiisesphue they do settteeee
the arid Nisjor Yeasty, L. be cash...ill
(Sigued) HENRY WAR LIE, 31.tjer-General mkt
Presiatut. Cools-Need.
(Milted) F. GONDJE, Majee.Gee. Command.
ass the Army Is Chief.

The General Court-Martel, ut which Major.
Griii...ol %Verde is Pi e,ident. a di.eciv-d. the Mem-
bers a i.t' :-...vltleUtes wilt return to their respective
stations end cot ps forthwith.
lit tie tjet,erA! Court-Martial of which
Msjor Gellert, Warde is Yr. Msjor-General
(;owilie put)l3..hett to the urii:y the following copy
of it letter, erltheisheti to him by the Chief Secretory
to tioveroment, with the expression of his fullest
corcurretice to the senini.nts of his Lordship its
Counc,l, 117 they relate to Major•Geuerul Warde,
and floe Officers composing Ike lilenetal Court.
Martial of which he wes President.

MILITARY DEPARTMENT.
TO MAJOR-OENERAL GOWDIO. coMRANRING TYR

•lIMY 111 CRUM.

Cora. I. I am directed by the Right Honour.
olde the Governor-General to Council, to acknow.
lodge the receipt of your letter of the 2cl iustent,
and to cowry to you the thank+ of tits Lordship iu
Council, lor the communiestorn of the proceedings
on th. I trills thereto n ferrrd to, mid for the
information, that it is y.,ur tote. twit to dissolve the
General Court Martial

2. In einiv..)ing to ) rot in, entire concurrence of
the Govertior.t Council, in the propriety
and w.t.doto of -v•lry measure you bare adopted.
and in the justice of every opinion you have rit.
pressed, relative to these proceedings. his LorJohip
iu Council cannot but et eply ladieut, that the
ir most emential interests of the public shoulit have
required, that bath the Officer commanding the
army, RA the Goveroor-Genend in Council, 'mould
i•withhold their wows hatiou Irons several p irts of
these proceisl.nr.
3. Ilk loidstit,i in Conned is, however. assured,
that he only anticipates yilslf sentiments when he
add., that. in performing this painful aml un-
gracious duty, he bas done the fisdest just:: c to
the ui right and honourable motives of the respect-
able Offic•rs who composed the Cour., and who,
he well knows, have dist:liarged their delicate and
distressing trust, with a pure mid couscieutious re-
gard to the dictates of their own minds: and his
Lordship in Council has only the more to regret.
that the points on which the jtaliglllellts of the Court
have been thought to be erroneous, were too im-
portant and fundstneistal to admit of their receiv.
lIIK even the tacit genetic!' of public authority. 1
have the hmiour to he, Sir,

Your most ol;-41i;ist humble S-rvmt,
(31oor..1) A. FALCON lilt, Me Sec. t. Gust.
Feet Si. George, id April, is 4.
The General Court-Mutt,4l, assembled It Wel.
lei:tithed, on the 2d instant. and of which Colonel
Wititinsois is President. ; sod the Pre-
sident, Members, sod Evi.lences, will retort, to
to their respective stations end corps forthwith.

The remain. of the Doke of c}usenattair are
to be couverell to 13.umlaini.t. in Scotland.
Ram Williams, aged 32, a labourer. from Kin.
nertou, in the comity of Flout, has been committed
to Chester county owl, charged, on oath, with a
violent suspicion of Is.seiii,; pet tire to the uutbuild-
iiigs at fluntiogton
We are informed by our NlAltrin Correspondent,
tho the Method:its, a ri peistable body 4' people
iii that neighbourlsimil, have so were...A of late,
that their Meeting-hone, or play.. of Wor.hip.
though large e: gli to hold MA) person', is lII*
'efficient to eootaiii all .who there for
Divine Instruction. In consequeswe of which,
',Hanlon was elide to Earl Firxwit..t.iaw fur
perminnew to build one upon a I irge scale ow his
estate. which his Lordship. with 6t. clieracb nate
spirit of toleration, readily granted. arid politely
gave them the liherty of cboosiiig any ground of
his in the township of Mallon. We midendaml
they have fixed upon a site iu Lim me-street testi-
log into the Marketplace, a very central 'inflame ;
where they will immediately erect
to moans 1800 twsiple, and two tounnodious
dealing. fur resident reactor!.