Star.
London, England, 1825-09-27 00:00:00

COURTS'-MARTIAL 14V JAMAICA.

A Court-Martial was held on board the Isis, in P rt
Royal, in Jamaica, on Monday, the Bth of August, GI
the trial of Lieut. HENRY DUNDAS Taorrea, late 01
the HUSSAR, agreeably to a request contained in it's
letter to Captain HARRIS. dated the 9.h of May list.
Members ; Captain Turmas FORREST, C.B:
President, Captains W. ELLIOTT, C.B. (LIVELY), HUGE
PATTON (RATTLESNAKE), JOHN LEITH (PrLADESI,
and GEORGE RtfaSEL (t.4CYLLA), WILLIAM WYNTES,
Officiating Judge Advocate. The Court havitig heard
the evidence in support of the charge, as well as what
the prisoner had to offer in his defence, and the evidence
adduced on his behalf, and very maturely and
berately weighed and considered the sam nn
mously of opinion that the evidence give by Lieut.
H. D. Taurrsa, at the late Court• Martial cut Edward
Rippington, a seaman of the 1103SAA, sta. con-
scientiously and justly given—that his conduc; appears
at all times to have been perfectly respectful to his
Captain, and that he did net deserve the reprimand
which he received from Captain }lanais. The Court
doth, therefore, adjudge the said Lieutenant H. U.
ITROTTER to be fully acquitted. But the Court has
listened with considerable regret to some parts of L:eut.
Tam-rim's defence, which it considers irrelevant, in-
temperate, and unnecessary to his own exculpation.
A Court-Martial was held the next day (August 9), on
Lieut. GOSSET (first of the Hussaa), which was nut
concluded when the packet sailed.

Mr. Down, sezton of S. Peter's Parish, ist whose
house the Rev. Messrs. BRENNAN and HANNAN (who
have lately abjured the errors of Popery), reside. has
received an anonymous letter, threatening the three of
them with assassination. It has, we understand, ben
transmitted to Mr. GouLausts.—Dublin Correspondent.
The King of the NETHERLANDS has given t,,e (hand
Cross of the Order of the Belgic Lion to their Royal Highnesses
the Duke of Cmaamaxo, Princes CIIA am and 1 of Prus-
sia, and Prince %Luau Louts Groans of Saxe Wittgenstein.
Thursday, the foundation stone of a nionti.t.efit to
he erected to the memory of Jona Kunz, in the Merchants Park,
Glasgow, in view of the Cathedral, was laid by the Rev. Proles...As
Maccu.x, with the usual solemnities.

BRAZILIAN LnAN Of £2,000,000 sterling, neg'ci teJ
by Mr. N. M. Itomsonco, in London, in 1525.—The Half y arty
Dividend on the above Loan, which becomes due .an Saturday, the
I.t of October neat, will be paid by .Ir. V M Itosilltse1111“1,
that and every succeeding day (Sundays excepted), betwte.s the
hours of ten and two, at his counting-house, No. 2, New-court, Sr.
Sorithin's-lane. The dividend warrants, with a list thereof in NI.
niericalorder, must be left one day previous for examination.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Stanhope left town yesterday for Wind.or
Castle, on a visit to his Majesty.
Load Nugent arrived in town yesterday, from his seat,
Buckinghamshire.
The Duke and Duchess of Rutland and family have arrived at
their seat, Choreley Park, Cambridgeshire, from Belvoir Castle.
Mrs. Coutts entertained a select party at dinner yesterday, at her
house in Stratton-street, Piccadilly, among whom were the Duke
of St. Alban's, Lord Frederick and the Ladies Charlotte and Mr
ria Beauclerk.

Covent Garden Theatre opened last night with the
tragedy of adieu Caner, and the hot new speetaele—the aux).
real ion at Rheims.

T. is morning the Lonion Adjourned Sessions com-
menced at Guildhall, when* Thomas hews and George Hughes
wtre found guilty of a vielenr assault upon Manning. a watch-
, man, and sentenced Hughes to three months, and Haws to two
months imprisonment and hard labour.
This day, at noon, the two houses, Nor.. 24 and
in Ikhw Round Court in the Strand, tumbled down with a terrible
crash ; providentially no person was hurt.
This morning, a man of colour, of the name of court-
, lead, was publicly whipped at the can's tail, a distance of two
hundred yards, in Fleet-market, for stealing lead from the house.
haw polling down for the erection of the new market.
A dreadful accident occurred at .Beaton on FridAy.
As a number of young men were in a boat, sho bring
sea-birds, one of the party (Mr. :Mackie, Cleak with
Messrs. Backhouse, of York), raised his head at the
moment when one of his companions was presentin4
Iris gun to fire as I.e intended; over his head. M .
Mackie, however, by thus:rising, received the ca cuts,
land was killed en the spot.

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