Star.
London, England, 1815-11-23 00:00:00

EAST INDIA SHIPPING.

Yesterday a Court of Directors was held at the
Last India House, when the under•rncationed ships
were taken up for the present season, and thus sta-
tioned, viz. :
El?hiostone, 1,200 tons; Wexford, 1,400 tong, Capt. Charles
Earner'; Fort William, 1,200, tons; and Regent, 950 tons,
hipl. y—for Madras and China.
Staleby Castle: 1,2200 tons; Sunt Castle, 1,149 tons; Wind-
bun, s =o tor‘ ; Earl of lialearras; Marquis a Exeter, 820 tons,
Thomas and Hugh Inglis, 820 tons, James Faldax—for
Chula direct. _ _ _

Lady Castlereagh, IICO tons; Cambridge, 756 tons; Cold-
stream, 693 tons; Providence, 649 tons ; Sovereign, 633 tons ;
Lord Lynedock, 5'6 tons, James Crichton; avid Ilarkworth,
536 toga—for St. Hekna and China.

MU, 958 tons, H. P. Trernenheere ; Prince Regent, 953 tons,l
T. R. Harris; Phenols, 818 tons, John Pyke ; Marchioness of
Fly, 952 tons, B. Kay; Warren Hastin.s 1,200 tons, Thomas
Imes; Larkins, 637 tons, Thomas eumbleton • and Lori
Noirh, 599 ions, Peter Campbell—for the Coast and Bay.
Astral, 820 tons...for Ceylon and Bengal.
INlangles, 560 tons; Batavia, 555 tons; and Asia, 531 tons—
for Bengal direct.
Lady Campbell, 684 toal; *and Benson, 573 tons—for Born-
lay direct.

NAVAL' COURT MARTIAL
The following *are the • particulars of the Court
Martial lately held on board the Ammar. in Sheer-
ness Harbour, for the trial of Capt. Lord G. STUART.
late of his idajesty's ship NEWCASTLE, upon the fol-
lusving charges exhibited against him by Captain
BUTCHER, late of his Majesty's ship ANTELOPE :
" i'vr neglect of duty and disobedience-oforders, on or about
the bill of July, 1814, by taking the Newcastle into Beerbaven,
and thereby abandoning the convoy,—Forthe like conduct on or
about the sth, lith, and 20th of August following, in parting
convoy, contrary to the written orders issued on or about the
91st a:1 25th of July; and for having, during the aforesaid pe-
riod, hazardt4 the safety of a crippled brig belonging to the con-
voy entrusted to his charge, and afterwards quitting her altoge-
thir to go in chase.—For disobeying the signal of real on or
smut the 12th or 17th of August, 1814, and on the last-men-
tioned day chasing from the fleet.—For having, on the quarter-
dais of the Antelope, on or about the 17th of Seprauber, 1814,
conducted h'itsselt in an outrageous and disrespectful manner to
Captain Butcher, his Commanding Officer. For having, from
the earliest period of being pieced under Captain Butcher's orders
to that of being detached by him, performed his duty In a most
careless, negligent, and un.officer-like manner.—For general dis-
aedienee to the written orders and regulations issued by Captain
Btecller for protecting and conducting the convoy."
The Court 'acquitted Lord GEORGE STUART of the
whole of the charges exhibited against him, and ob-
served in the sentence, that the public reprimand of
his Lordship by Captain &Amen, in his General
Order to the ships under his command, dated the 6th
of September, 1814, was most harsh and unusual;
particularly as it appeared that his Lordship was
never, previous to such reprimand,
.given to under-
stand that his conduct was displeasing to his Com-
manding Officer, or was called upon to account for
any part of his proceeding.
Monday last, the signal for capital punishment
was made at nine p. m. on board the Sr. GEORGE, in
lianioaxe ; and the boats of the fleet, manned and
armed, assembled round htr, to witness the ex.:.cntion
.1. W. Antra, of hit Majesty's ship TRAAVE, convicted
t.t the deliberate murder of the Corporal of Marines
of the same ship. Every possible indulgence was,
allowed to the unhappy man ; a considerable time
•lapsed between the hour of the assembling of the
boats and that of execution ; and the extreme cool.
td the weather must have made it a severe =-
vice to the Officers and men alongside, as it was not
till eleven p. m. that the fatal bow-gun was fired,
and the culprit launched into eternity. After hang-
irg the usual time, the body was taken to the Royal
Naval Hospital.

The Brewers of Plymouth and Dock have agreed
to reduce the price cif Beer from the Ist day of De.
timber nest; when the Public are ri be supplied at ,
41. per pot.
„CONTINUATION- Op EXTRAORDINARY LUCK.—The
:diet No. GOO, drawn on Thursday last a Prize of
£20,000, was Sold at Arzea's truly Fortunate Office,
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10. 17, Ludgate-street, (near St. Paul's) where,
't will be recollected, the TWO last it 30,000 Prizes
were also Sold in Shares, besides a Variety of Minor
Cipitals in the last Six Months. NEXT SATURDAY
W:11 be the Third Day's Drawing, and 'tts not too
Ice to secure some of the three 51.30,000 or two
£20,000 Stock Prizes, which are yet undrawo, and
• !taps still on Sale at Wsass'a Office.

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1118 ARMit

The.farthei embarkation of troops teas 'Medal
countermanded. The detachments of the lit 'l3ta.
goon► Guards and the 7th Hussars at Ramsgate re-
main there till tarti►er orders.

A few of the 24.1 Garrison Battalion from Ostend,
under the command of Lieutenant bi‘CanTitY, weru
landed at Ramsgate yesterday.
RAAISCIATE. NOVEMIIEK 22.—8 y orders received
this morning from the War Office, all further em-
barkation of troops has been suspended, from which
it is naturally inferred that the Treaty of Peace has
been signed.

QUARTERS OF THE BRITIAH INFANTRY AND
CAVALRY IN FRANCE.
The whole of the Infantry at and near Paris.
CAVALRY.
Major General C Ist Dragoon Guards.
Paris and vi-
Lord E. Santa- Ist and 2d Life Guards.
set's Brigade. Oxford Blues. dna y.
Major General -2d Dragoon Guards:
Lord G. Beres- 3d Ditto.
ford's Brigade. sd Dragoons. _

Late Sir iiit.'. 2d Dragoons or Scots Greys.
Ponsotiby's sth Ditto, Enniskillcos. Rouen.
Brigade. Ist Ditto, Royals.
7th Hussars. Vicinity of
Sir C. Grant's 15th Ditto. Rouyn.
Majir Gen. Sir t 10th Hussars, Abbeville and
H. Vtvian's 1 18th Ditto. View% y.
/11t1i Light Dragoons. • •
Gen. Vaude• Dieppe wad
12th Ditto.
lair's. Vicinity.
16th Ditto.
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