The Sun.
London, England, 1814-08-02 00:00:00

OPINION AND SENTENCI3.

• "The Curt being enclosed, .and having (leiiberately consi-
dered the charges, deflnce, evidence, whole procedure,
is of opinion, that the prisoner is guilty of_ bath charges,
breach of the Articles of War ; hut it does not appear to the
Court; that, in the --present it-stance,the.poiidage exacted by
the prisoner in;s-he-it hurtful to the soldier, as stalled in 01'1
charge, or a loss to the publiC, although the practice of taking
pon.alag,e .41 .any case,- the -:.'ourt cannot hut condemn, as
highly to the prejudice of !,;iod order and military discipline.
The .iiiirt,Ope4 therefore sentence•th,: pi Dr. Daniel
..Ludlow, to be publicly and screrely itepriaiandcd,.in such
place, . and tit such *hoc, 'as the 4:oiatnander of the Forces
shall he pleased to qirect, 'and also to he s,;-i,ended from raiik
and pay for -the, .period' cf three, ealc_idar months from the
publicaton of tbesentuce.". ,

W.YNYARp has approved
confirmed the sentence of the '6lurt,, an:d di=
rects, that Major-General FIoPL wil-I,take an. early
opportuttlty of causing to. be read publicly this
order to Dr. DANrmt. LUDLOW, and of acquainting
him, that he is to eonciderhimself s severely re-
primatTilvd, in term's of the sentence pissed upon
him. Tice prisoner may then.be released from his
arrest, and it is, at the santetiMe, to be notified
to. him; that his rank will be siispetuled, and his
pay respited tot three months from that daop. in
terms of the same Selkielletl.

Aiajor-Geos.tral- will be pleased to' report
his having; eatrjed this_ot.der into
,eiTect.

Lien,Tilaut-General. ti''.'NyAtto further directs;,
Unit foregoing charges and sentence, with his
approliati?il and decision theroii, shall be rend at
the head *of every regiment quid corps in North
Britain', kith( respective orderly
books.

By o :..(!tt; O Lieut t, General- %VYN YARD,
Coßunanz,kr uP the Forek,
ciED. LELTEL colonel; .:Isist. Adi,Gen:

The I%?!lo,ring regiments of cavalry are under
• PeAtin_L---4th Dr.ag7oon iGuards, 4th
Dragoons, 13;11,,19th,-and
'l' he fifth division of the Army:. under the 1-lob.
Gen. CoLvILLE remained at Bayonne, 00. the
sailin!r of • the Elydri, waitiiig for transports .to
embark in, for Ireland. The Archer, Captain
•SLAUGHTER, fi'olll Portsmouth iuime(lk
with what transportsare ready,.for the pur..
pose of taking them.
The 32d re,:iment 'ire ordered to Clononcv,Wr-
racks, near Banagher,..from Middletoii. •
. Tuesday, the 41gCd risen and: decayed horses of
the two troops'of the Ist NJug'sPragoon.Guards,
stationed' in Limerick, proceed for head,
quarters, C.lonmel, and front thence to Dublin.

•- The Royal king's County Militia, quartered in
Lon:,hrea, received the ronte on Monday even-
ing last, for the purpose of being- disembodied.
:They are to be replaced by the Royal Berkshire
Militia, from Galway.
The 36th regiment,. under the command, of
CrOSS,,IIVI that-ched from Mai-,
low', to do duty, to Kilkenny.
The 48th regiment marbhed into Clonmel, on
...Monday and Tuesday -hist.
Tuesday the 42d regiment, a Corps of high-
putation, Marched from Edinburgh for
,Dundaik.
lt is a pnost singular. 'circumstance, thiqn of ',his
gallant body but 69 non-commissioned officers and
privates escaped in the battle. of
,Toulouse, with-
:put being killed or wounded. The officers suffered
in proportion ; the Casualties included all ;but

three or foul., A
• 'l' he itoss--311ire: Fli“! Argyleshire, Itegiments of
Illilitir, wilt embark, for their respe,Oive countries
immediately on the arrival at Portsmouth ff'SPIIIC
• smacks fra-At•tillOver, appointed for their con-
.
veyance. . ,„

PORTSMOUTH,. JULY 30.--7 Several thousand
troops in.-ought :home in the different men of war
arrived from liourileaux, have been landed during
the week. The 2d, 4th,' and sth battalions
Of the King's Gerwaa Legion of the line, disco-I-
'barked-at t..ntthstra, 'and 'marched fort Bexhill, and.
other parts of the Sussex district, Part. Of the
_German liorse Artillery proceeded from Ports-
mouth to Petersfield on 'llintrsday A. brigade of
the ist Regiment' Of FoOrG.nards, commanded by
Colonel Woodford, marched front Portsmouth to
AVickhaM and Bishop's Xititliain on Thursday.
'.f.he same day about 1500 of the 3d Foot Guards
landed of Gospak,--and proceeded to Fareharnand
,Titchkeld, on Alicir :way to LOndon. The brave
fellows are in execilenf health, and speak 'in very
high tertils of the hoipitable treatment they have
experienced from the inhabitants of Bourdeaux,.
as well as from -classes of. pe'ople in other.parts.
ofyrance, since the c!osc of the campaign,---The
ltitilney., Clarence, and Eginont„ are to he paid
oif at this port. 'the Rippqn is to be, paid-off at
Plymouth, instead.of Portsmouth, as first ordered.
The Grafton, Gelvkhcid; CyelopS, Ligiera and
Swan; are to he sold, and struck otit of this: list of
the Royal Navy:.

[PRICE SIXPENCE-PAIPPIWNY..

FRA-ME- BREAK ING,

It is with the deepest , regret We record three
more instances of the disgraceful crime of iratne-
breaking, accompanied with wanton cruelty and
robbery,: in this town and neighliti.firlimid
the short space of ti o hours, oit T'ues'day
Seven frames, 4,at:Sneinton, I at New SiteintOn,
- and 2 in Trumpet-street, Nottingham, were de-
stroyed, apparently by the same gang of i Utlians.
The four frames at-.Sneinton arelhe property 'of
•Mr.:Thomas Hayne.,, and-Were.itt work in the shop
of Mr. Huoton, in that itidustrigus
man, -,fgood character, who, by latidable exer-
tions, bad -got•a little business, and is now,..lsith
a large family, kedocedj)r,these unfeeling vilbiins
to want and ruin. The conduct of the frame-
breakers to this defenceless family was stain:led
'with a Character of the deepest atrocity. Witen
they were heard, about half-past twelve o'clock,-
opening the little garden' gate before the house,
Oo.oton and his wife jurnped out of bell ; arid,
tbrowing, Open a Window, saw .about twelve
men '(it is suppbsed• there were •many niope sta-
tioned round .the house) advancing towards them.
• Being immediately struck with the eharneter and
'object of their. visitors, they • e•gelaimed, "For
God's sake, w bat do „you mean to do on which
they were ordered, with bitter .impreeations, 'to
put in their heads immediately, dr b4•ve their
bra his blown out. They accordingly left the 'win-
dow ; but called out .‘.‘•Min-der,-.1 •iklurder.l': as
loud as, possible in their bed7room. A shot was
then discharged arid a:largestonert hraWn-ai'thetn,
which obliged 'them to go to other parts of the
• house, where they made-, noise enough- to idarm
their neighbotirsr who, .however, dared .not,go
.to their •assistattee The villains, in the ine;fiii
time, were not Rile. Haviag tlernolit'ted.' the,
shutters of one'of the shop. windows, they found'
.-their entrance: impeded ,by iron
.staalitchictits„.-in-
furiated at which, they broke other' shutters, at-
tempted even to break- than.im'h the.briek wall; and
at length horst. op-en -the door, hy,which a- suf-
ficient number entered;. • while :some ..otjiers,
with barbarous cruel. y tad wanto.n.
wounded a pig helmignig to Hootoli in -the' back,
and,. to tht all the' laMage-in their'poWer:eveti-en-'
deavomed to t..41t down his- aople tree !. On.hear-
jug 'them in the house,- the -,:infcittunate
locked theifiselves in thcir hest-roam; hilt -One of
,the wretches broke that ..01‘yeu with a•-singk...A„,v
of a hatchet.,-.and'three enteretl.with the. deliberate
intention tipmurder-their which ity- pro-
bahly woad loWe effected; had not the tens and en-
treaties of Mrs". ilooton (who' tell On herkfices, and
i plOted tholl4 to nave mercy, aud to spate heir it VeS
for the sake of their numerous cliildren), at 11.-11.ctik
moved them IQ. cop plis-sion ; awl they or 'Ted.
tioem to Sit quietly on,the bed, while tneir
deStroyed the property Below. 'I here
.the'destruction was indeed complete ; tie needles,
.sinkers, points, springs, nod jacks, of four point
net frames, being effectiodly broken, and the four
globe lamps also-broken, that the maellioery Might'
be stAl in;area,,-by the -aquafortis. Tip!
damage IS estimatstid at above a hundred pounds.
The villains al-n Curried off about :t wenty pounds •
worth of lace, two machines,- worth about fofir-
teen•pounds, a hand b.:IL-and several other articles
of Mr: llootim's property. From this scene of
outrage, they had-proceeded to Mr. Cooper's at
'New- Sfieinton, where they: broge a nets 50-wide
•franie.,•that had never been at work, .yalne a bun-
dredand -twenty pouMls, the property of Messrs.
Holmes, Edenbo'rougli, and Co, klere they left
Hooton'S behind them; and jirOceetiett
to Kelsares, Trumpet-stteet,• in ',this town.,
'where they broke two 'point4-oet frames, one the-
property of. Messrs. Cartwright, the otlierof Mr.,
1-larc'ey.—lNottin-ham Gazette.)