The Sun.
London, England, 1802-03-08 00:00:00

: L UM I T.

?A.StiTIA:COURT-MARTIAL..

WE think the following Sentence of a late Militia
Court Martial, and Decision of the Commander- in.
Chief thereupon, of sufficieni .importance to lay,
before our Iteaders :

B-Y GENERAL SIR AM MEDOWS, K. R. COMMANDER
• 'OF Tur• ro-Rbrs IN THAT PAR rOF THE UNITED KING-

DOM:CALLEp IRELAND.

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'Whereas at a
•Xeneral ..Court-Martial,-,.hcld at Wexford,
On.T.uesday the of jarmary, i3or, whereof Lieute-
nant-COlortel,Yo NG, of the Royal Dublin Militia, is re-

sident,

.1 he Coart being . and..duly sriom, and the , Judge,
Advocate being also sworn, proceeded to. the Trial of Lieu-
tenant TROTT,AIt, of, the Ruyal South
charge-it with "acting with bisresped and Dis9bedience io
his Colonel, Earl A NrN Y ana fOr Disobedienee;
.res-ped and Contempt; to Capt.- kicki.nov, particularly on
the Evening , parade of the, lath. Pccember zSor, when in
the Execution of his Dlity." •-:

. . .
The Cciurt haVing duly consider:ea-the evidence
for and against the Prisoner' find as. follows i
"'They. find the Prisoner,, Lieut. TROTTER, guilty of
-Disobedience and DisieTeCt to his ColOnel, earl A xNESLEY,
contrary to t-he th-A rt tele-Of be id Se ion of the Articles
,of:War; and do therefore:sentence .himito be.Cashieral."• •
-With respeet- to the, charge of Contempt, Disresped, •
and Disobedience to Capt: floi,DN, they find the Prisoner,.
I.l6tti. TaoTTER, not Zuilty, himmuthm they eoriceive.
thiat-Lietit: TROT TER .wastthe Commanding Officer. on the
--Parade ofthe roth December last, according to the 15th Sec-
/ion of the Article's of War."

Having referred the the 'ComMander in:Chief the whole
Proceedings, and Sentauce of, the- said General Court-
--Martial; to be, submitted tor His Majesty's decision, -1-have'
:now received His RoYaI _Highness's Commands, that, " in
regard to -*the- disobedience of Colonel Lord
Aa N E Tr. s..t's _Order, and of Disrespeel towards His
-cannot discover -.that any Order. Of his
.Lordship's has been 'aanally disobeyed :---Whatever passed:
before his Lordship appeal ing the Parade, turned upon the
Order given,. and -the-Atith itty assumed-by'Adititant-Hot—,
nEm. When his Lordship .came to the Parade he.expressed
an opinion that Adjutak HO-Lo had ;a right to the Com-
mand, and Lieut. TR csTT E R did say thai he never would'obey'
Mr.. Hoifozw: But the only Order given by his Lordship
was addressed to 4djtltant Hot orti, (limiting him to dismjss
the Par'ade; 'and which :he accordingly did, Lieut. TRorrr it
not intertering in the buO.nesi':... .'Vise Speech of Lieutenant
Titor TER, that he wow never obey W. HOLDEN, is,.
the single histatiee aathaced Of disre.speet, which, though
the Lieutenant. rnight,'tand in propriety Should, have ex-
pressed in terms less abrupt, it cannot be :coosidered; in so •
nisre.speatill a light. as to havejnerited the severe sentence of.
beinz Cashiered, especially Mihervit is taken into the ques-
tion, -that in pbirit-of fact Obedience was,not due by Lieut.
TRtITT ER to any O'sder of Adjutant fIoi.DEN. •
" In consideration of the foregoing circumstances, the
ComMintiet in Chief has thought proper humbly to submit
to H fs M tle'sry graciously toirtynt-the Sentence. passed on
LieUten3nt T itWe:CPR.; at the same time that it should be'
intimated to the Lieutenant, that it 'would .better have be-
-Come-httn,!'hot in positive terms'to haw, supported art argu-
ment with his Commanding OtHcer respeCting The Right.of
_Command, bvt , have,let the matter rest for the present,
awaiti94 the resMemorialt of the Memorial which lie had presented
to the Commander of the Forces in' Ireland." '•
.And. His MA J esr'y Ilaving.been.pleased to approve thereof,
do her.eby. hi conformity to the abOve .ComMands authorize,
aryl require you, to cause the said Litntenant TROTTER tokbe
released frem. his Arrest,,and after the liefore-mentioned inti-
matiowthall save been forinally Cornrow-heated to him, that
he be directed to rejoin his-Regiment.
For ik,iiie whereof this shall be yourVP'arraitt.—Given
under my' hand Seat, at Head-quarters, Dublin, this
cath day ot February, iSot.
XVI LLI AM E DOW S, . General,
• • ' Commvnder of the FOT'ces.
By o,rder of the CoMmander Of the forces,
sec.

.li-great number of forged Notes of the Bank of
.England;.-bf the value of two, 'five; and ten pounds ,
tact', •and great many had seven-shilling pieees,
metre On lilcsday discovered by a boy in the trunk
'of an old tree,.near Wish. Farm-; uthsca Corn.-
'mon, Hampshire:._ They were .curiously tied up
in' an . old :,*orsted stocking,- and= secreted under
•Sotite.pieceS--of boughs. -As the boy was carrying
-the Notti-eirelessly along in his hatid, in the road
lading:from,Southsea to'..:Pbrtsmoutiv,- h-csi'as met
by a man 'of the. name-of.HuoOcki-'a -shoed-aker,
who-, perceiving them, 'requested- the lad to look
-at•thern;. which hedeniect.',44ing, When he instant-
ly'snat6hed: the greatek.itarOttitt-, of. the.boY's 'hand
and -ran The bury ii-atifffek know ledge; of his
person, and-Tecollthing be bad Seen him -before at.
-a bOuse in Si =Thotthas's_srreet,':gave information
to Sir- josips-to„-t:Ea-, one .6f the 'Magistrates A f
the Borough, ';who gave immediate orders for his
apprehension: .:When 'the --Constables entered the
house' where he lodged, -they detected him -in the'
very aft' of drying the Notes by thelire, fis'from
the late•;heavyl-tains; they were in a very wet
state ; ;he was of. course instantly taken, and corn-
nutted to -gaol to take' his' trial. at the next See_
ions:;Suspicion- of the:persons-who have forged
the N6res., and"secteted-them in the above manner,-
has fallen 'on two men:

No. 39,4.7 r, drawn the 6th day of the present
Loifer'r,.al'iiie goool'. -was sold by Ittat ARD-
SON; Crobn't.uC4;- and a whole' Ticket,' on
the Bth of January' last. Tickets and Shares. 'war:
.ranted will continue 'on sale from Ei'ght
tilt Nine in the morning, and-from Two till Eight
in the 'orening; -during -the 'remainder or w-
at, their Offices, COrnhill and Charing Cross,
also a x'NbC;,Vielralid Liverpool: •

- When men. Of-ability devote "their time to public
good, it is.r6sonable to hope that a remuneration,
suited- to the ad‘frr'driniges reaped frbm their experi-
ence will be the. ies-uit.; This has been happily it-
lustrated in the case of Dr. Solomon, of Liverpool,
in the- extensive sale 'which the Anti-Impetigines
ancleordial Balm Of Gilead" have .ekperienced,- and
incontestibly prove that-they are the best Medicines
ever discoered for those-Tdisorders which' are now
become so prevalent in Allis Kingdom, 'and which,
for a length of time, have baffled the skill and efforts
of the most eminent Physicians—we.mean Scrophula
anti .Consumption. *These Medicines have stood
the test,• an answered the expeftations not only of
a leng private pradice, but also of those who had
recourse tb..theisi sincF:-.ltheir being made public for
universal good:. . -