Star.
London, England, 1805-12-16 00:00:00

COURT 21T4R7711r.

SENTENCE Of THE CtitYRT ON SIR J My ritN:re•
This Sentence, after pronouncing an honourable
acquittal from all the charges whtch had been pre-
ferred again(! the Colonel nt the EA Lon,son
tia, proceeds to the following fevere anireadvet Gone
on the conduct of other Officers of that Regiment t
" The Court cannot forbear to exprefs that it woui,. Lay, had
fatisfadion in difeovering tbatthe motives of the profeentor, Capt.
Ayres, in preferring the charges apinft his Colonel, had forbear
objets the ends of public juitice or the good of the ferriee; but
it is with regret that the Court has found that mit of the charges
are unfounded in fat% vexatious, feandalous, and malicious. and
wiling from private pique and party rtfentment ; mid the Court
cannot too ftrongty couture the condudi of Captain Ayres, in
having fatted accufadons to lie dormant, and to accumulate, and
afterwards, at a diftant day, bringing them forward.
" Neither can the Court pars over without animadverting on
the eondua of Lieut. Colonel Jennings and Mejor Wilfon, whole
rank in the Regiment mould have led them to have exerted their
belt endeavours towards healing and conciliating any party ani-
mofitics which /night have made their appearance ; whereas. on
the contrary, the Court has, with concern, perceived, that in-
end of their curdling the authority which attaches to their rank
in thofe endeavours, they have not only been' totally indifferent
IN to the evil eonfequences which might wife, but have thereby
oontributed to the difenfions which have prevailed in the mt.
meat; and the Court cannot but obferve, that party fpirit has
EMI appeared to operate upon their minds iu the evidence they
have given before this Court.
" The Court are forty to have occalion further to obferve, in
the ftrongeit terms, upon the conduct of Mr.Tupper, the furgeon
who has not only been the author of force of the unfounded
charges brought againft bis Colonel, but who has appeared to the
Court during the whole of theft proceedings in the maft culpable
and reprehaafible light, particularly in rdped to the tit article
of the 2d charge relative to Francis Reilley ; and that be has en-
deavoured to fix upon bis Colima the refponGb!hty which attached
to himfdf.

" The Court cannot bat remark npon the indelicate and onbeeom.
ing &nation in which Car. Walker, the Adjutant of the regiment,
has placed himfelf, by eating Captain Ayres during the whole
of the trial, in the profecution sganit his Colonel, upon fo many
unfounded fitargea.". . _ _

His Maieriy has been pleated to approve this fen-
tence, and in confequence of the above reprefenta•
tions againlk Lieut. Colonel Jennings, MajorWilfon,
Captains Ayres and Walker, and Mr. Tupper, has
direded that she above Officers be difplaced from the
regiment.

THE IMARKSTS.

CORN EXCHANGE, DEC. 26.
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The fret!' imports of Weat to-day are large, and
the buyers in demand numerous, caufed (ales at the ad-
vance of 41. and ss. per qr.—Flour likewife has ad-
vanced ss. per fack—Barley in good fupply, and, with
Malt, fupports its price—White Peas are heavy Cale
—Beans are rather lower—Oats ate in great fupply,
and are noted cheaper.

GENCIAL CIIRIZNCT 4111 UND CIL
Wheat, 486. 604. 74$ Per qr. Orsl Peak 38$ 4U
Fine Ditto. 751.785. mi. • Beam, Soa 38$.
Rye. 33,- 376- °d• . Tick Ditto 21S. 5014 od
Barley, ilk. 344 on. Oa% so 28. sta.
Malt, 661. 7ss. od. Poland ditto 33t 34s od.
Whitt:Peak, 461. saa. od. RaPe Seed. 401- eat. Pot la&
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retcz os
Moo Flour est. to ?os. &coo& boo. to 6ss. per flick.

FILOM THE LONDON GAZETTE. SOTO 'LIT, Dee. re.
Average Price of Corn in England and Wales, from the returns
ending the 7th of December, 18os.
ST/hest. Rye. Barley. I Oats. I Beans. Peafe.
s. d. & d. s. d. s. d. d.
176 45 3 39 3 S 7 8 45 8 as 6
The average Price of Sugar, computed from the Returns made
in the week ending Dee. it, is 474 91d per hundred weight.
COUNTRY MARKETS.
PRICIES Of GRAIN AT TOR rotsowirca SIARICTTS.

BASINGSTOII,..WhOIt 6011 Od to 761 cd per Quarter.
Barley aos od to 33s od I Beans 4os od to sss
Oats 1811 Od to 31S od Peafe ocs od to oos ad
14/Ltinamtiaao....-Whe.at 6311 od to llos od per
Batley Sts od to 33s od I Brans 44s od to ss od
Oats sos'od to 36s od Peak 44s od to sits od
NawsuaY.--Wheat 6os od to Sts od per Q.E.
Barley a6s 6d to 33s 6d I Beans 42s Cd to 394 ad
Oats aos od to 3os od Peale 38s od to 46s ad
ihNLITSVIteIt 5811 Od to 831 Od per qt.:.
Battey 29$ od to 34: 6dl Beans 44s Od to Sae 04
Oats 2411 ad to 3113 Od Peafe 4os od to 431 od
Rawnino.—Wheat 6611 od to 843 od per Qr.
Barley as 6d to 34s od I Beans 38e od to s6s od
Oats op od to ps od Peak 484 od to 461 ad
COAL EXCHANGE.

M —.Benton 4616d—Birth 46s 6d—Bill's Main sae
39—Covrren als Wm—Addis Main 46s 3d—Heaten Main su
Main ess 6d— Hebburn Main su 6d. su 3d su -
—Windfor's Poetry 46e—Pacy Main sae 6d—Scatfwood 46e
Walt's End s3s 34—Pitt's Tanficld Moor 46e6d
Willlngton su 6d—Wall's End s3s 3d—Bourn Moor ass 9d-
-45s 66—Eden Main 46, 6d 46a—New.Boltie Bourn Main 4as 64
Primula 43a—Urpeth 4os.
Wan NunaT—Benton 46s 6d—Bigg's Main pis 6d. sas sas 64
Car's Hifi pas M.—Kenton Main sos--Hcaton Main SU $2l 6d
Hollywell Main ass 6d—kiebburn Main sas sas 3d sas 64
Petty Main pa 94--Temples Main sos 94—Temple's Wars
Ecd 50—Pitt's Tanfield Moor 414 6d—Walker So' 9d 518 sts
64—Willington sos sas 6d—Walrand s3l 3d 33s 6d no 9d—
Bourn Moor 4ss 6d—Eden Main 46a 6d—Rcdory 39s
lhifilkirs Main 44s 3d 44s 6d—Urpetls 4te.
Funar—Benron 49s—Bias Main 50641—Heaton Main SO
541 6d—Hartly Main sos—Hebburn Main sae 6d—Montague
Main 40—Oakwood Splint 40—Windfor's rooftop 47e 6d
Percy lVflin 541—Stufwood scs—Temple's Main s4s—Temple's
Wall's End s6s—PitraTanlicki MOO( $U 3d $2B
! 6d sp—Willingtoo s4s sss—Wall's end sas 9d sss 3d—Rouf.
ledge 4611B011:11 MOW' 43s—Eden Main 48s 6d 49s—Ruifell's
Main 47s 6d.
Our fupply of Coals has been ecsifiderable this week, and only
48 Cargeessranain unfold. Not MOM than 4o mipa are AOW U SU,
and only 39 loaded.
Dalivered at teas. advance on the above Prices.

Saturday, the contributions to the Patriotic Fund,
at Lunn's, amounted to 23.0001. and the collations
at churches and,chapels to 26,0001. A donation of
z 0951. was on Friday paid at Lunn's, for the Patri-
otic Fund, without any other notice than the initials
R. N.

Mr. Loom., Layer-out of Grounds, Author of
ge Obfervations on Planting, Landfcape Gardening,"
&c. and of " Improvements in Hot.Houfes," has
lately arrived in London from a tour through the
greateft part of the Maud, and means to refide in
future at No. 4, Chapel-!beet, Bedford•row, where
he will be found by any Gentkman who wilhes to
confult him in his prafeffion.
Saturday the Serpentine River being frozen over,
was crowded with fkaiters.—Lord H. Perry, Lord
A. Hastivrom, Mr. T. SHERIDAN, and Lord Auca-
Lean's Cons, were molt diainguifhed by their grace
and agility.
St. James's Park was much crowded on alike °tea-
fion—about t z o'clock three Ladies, (belled in 'Carla
pellices, appeared on the ice, and excited general
admiration by the eafe and gracefulnefs of their
movements.—Lord Cum., Sir F. Ilsvnosos, Col.
Raw SAY. &c. were likewife among the fkaiter..—One
Gentleman got a fevere ducking by approaching too
, near lin hole Made fog dac brans.


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Jim the LONDON G47,itTlE, December 14..

aDmtititt.Tv-omcE, DEC. 14.
;...py of a letter from the Honourable. William Cornwallis. Admi-
ral of the Red, &c. to Wilk:lm Mark!, u, f.fq. dati..l Ville de
Paris, Torbay, the oth of December, Otos.
Sir—l have the honour to enelofe, for the infor-
mation of the Lords CommifEnners of the Admiralty,
a letter which T have now received from Captain
FLEMING, of his Majefty's fhip EGYPT JENNE, making
known to me his having captured, in that hip, the
Spanifh letter of marque la Paulina. I have the ho-
nour to be, &c. (Signed) w. CORNWALLIS.
His Majefty's lhip l'Egyptienne, at fea, the aoth
of November, IR :1.
Sir—l have the honour to acquaint ynn, that his
Majelly's fhip under my command has this day cap-
tured, after a Chace of nine how s, the Spanifh letter
of marque la Paulina, of twelveguns, eight of which
fhe threw overboard in the Chace. veil-el had
failed from PafTages, in Spain, And had flood to the
northward to avoid the Britilit, ctuizerc off that coal!.
I believe the was hound to the Weil Indies, where
fhe could not have failed to have done great damage
to our trade, as Ile fails Tema: kAbly fait. I ha% e the
honour to be, &c. (Signed) c. FLEMING.

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