Star.
London, England, 1824-09-27 00:00:00

GENERAL ORDERS BY THE COSIDIANDER-IN-CHIEF.

Head-quarters on the River Ganges, above Dalamow,
March 11, 1824.
At an European General Court. Martial, assembled at Nagpoor,
on the 17th of February, 1824, of which Major GALL. 5d Regt-
ment Light Cavalry is President, Mr. Ahistant Apothecary James
Everard, Hon. Company's European Regiment, was arraigned upon
the undermentioned charges, •iz.

" Ist. For being repeatedly in a state of shameful intoxication,
but particularly on the evening of the 10th inst. (Feb )
" 2d. For bleeding private Ward, of the Rifle Company, Euro.
pean Regiment, and cutting his arm in a highly improper manner,
on the evening of the 10th inst. (Feb.) whilst in the above state of
shameful intoxication."

Upon which charges the Court came to the following decision :
FINDING AND Serraticr—" The Court having duly considered the
evidence that has come before it, is of opinion, that the prisoner is
guilty of both the charges exhibited against him, and sentence him
to be dismissed the service."

Approved and confirmed,
(Signed) LOW. PAGET, General,
Commander.in•Ctiief in India.
. .

James Everard is to be struck off the list of Subordinate Medi-
cal Officers, from. the date on which this order may be published
at Nagpoor.

Wednesday morning, at half-past ten o'clock, the
troops in Dublin Garrison were reviewed in the Phoenix
Park, before the Right Hon. GEORGE CANNING, under the
orders of Sir COLQUHOUN GRANT. The troops consisted '
of the Royal Artillery, the 4th, or Royal Irish Dra-
goons, the 9th Lancers, the $d Guards, the 78th High
Landers, and the Rifle Corps. They went through the
whole of the elegant new movements in echelon, throw-
ing out videttes, - skirmishing, charging, retreating,
forming into solid squares, and receiving on the human
chevaux de frise the charges of artillery. The scene
was amazingly brilliant and imposing, and was much
heightened by the serenity of the weather. Shot tly of
ter twelve o'clock the Royal Artillery and the Regi-
ments of Infantry defiled from the revie ound,
marching through the picturesque under Apod which
intervenes between it and the " long mile-stone,"
i. e. the Wellington Testimonial, and went through the
manoeuvres of a column retreating from the field,
keeping up a running fight. General GRANT then
put the 4th Dragoons and the 9th Lancers through
several cavalry movements with great effect; their
horses, having been peculiarly well trained, appeared
to answer the bridle with much ease, and the whole
passed off much to the satisfaction and pleasure of Mr.
Secret ark CA N NING, who, mounted on a bay charger, and
acci.impal•ied by Lord HOWARD de WALDEN and Sir
COLIN CAMPBELL, exoressed peculiar satisfaction itt the
military spectacle. At a quarter after one the Review
terminated, :ma Mr. Sect et ary CANNING returned to the
Vice-regal Lidge. A number ol to& soiduals of fashion
were on the ground; one party. a family tie, attracted
much interest and observation—the Right Hon. HENRY
GOULDURN'S ; the Right Hon. Sect etary drove Mrs.
Goutatrau and his family, while being seated on an
Irish jaunting-car, of simple but elegant construction,
and without any attendants.
Monday, the garrison of Cork, commanded by that
most • estimable Officer, Sir JOHN LAMBERT,. was re-
viewed in the place of ever else, before Lord COMBER-
MIRE. The garrison was not numerous, con.isting
only of the Artillery, the 15th Hussars, and 61st in-
fantry; but they afforded an admirable specimen of
discipline and field manoeuvres, performed %‘ ith great
rapidity, precision, and steadiness. The iniptovements
in field exercise introduced by Sir HENRY TORRENS,
were executed with consummate skill by the 61st ;
the solid square was repeatedly formed in a masterly
style, and all the movements of the angles made in the
highest order, and with the greatest effect. The solid
square has acquired a prodigious potency, now that
it may be said to be liberated from its old stationary
and defensive principle.—lt is now moveable to all
points, in perfect cohesion, solidity, and order, and
presents an attacking power of 'irresistible effect,
wherever it may not be within the range of artillery.
GUIBERT'S principle of not fixing the bayonet until
an emergency may call for it, is brought into use,
and must add to the efficiency of-the firing, and give
the soldier confidence whenever resorted to. Hereto-
fore this latter effect was removed by the familiar em-
ployment of it on all occasions—while it added to the
*eight of the musket, and impaired the fire, by its
tendency to throw the muzzle of the piece below any
meditated level. An immense concourse of people at-
tended the review.

Monday, the ship Dublin Patriot, Captain STRANGE,
arrived from Vera Cruz (in ballast), in 44 days, bring-
ing dispatches from the Mexican Government, an-
nouncing the death of Iturbide, and (the Master reports)
the surrender of the Castle of St. Juan d'Ulloa. With
respect to the latter event, we shall be happy to hear it
confirmed, though in the present state of public feeling
throughout Mexico, which appears Co be an intermin-
able hatred of Ferdinand and every individual subject
of Old Spain, it is of no other consequence from being
in the hands of the Royalists, than that the garrison can
wantonly fire upon the city of Vera Cruz whenever they
please. Most of the inhabitants, huwever, had removed
from that place previous to the sailing of the FORTE.
Though it was not known that the Castle had fallen
when the FORTE sailed, yet, as she left Tampico the Bth
of August, and that port is about 450 miles from Vera
Cruz, which latter place the Dublin Patriot left on the
7th of that month, it may have capitulated, the supplies
for it, which sailed from the Havannah at the latter end
of July, not having arrived in time to succour the gar-
rison.--Hampshire Telegraph.

The Norwich Grand Mutical Festival terminated onl
Saturday, by the performance of the Grand Selection ofl
Sacred Music. Au apology was made fOr Miss CAREW'S
hoarseness. It is supposed that this Festival has caused
an expenditure during the last week at Norwich, of not
less than 3,0001.