Star.
London, England, 1823-06-11 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

The Ist division of the sed Light Infantry, eoatisting of Ave
companies, and head-quarters has marched front Fermat, to
Cork, for the purpose of embarking for Ha►ifax.
The 2d division of the 10th Foot Installed from Sheerness for
Ireland.

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One troop of the 9th Regiment of Lancers embarks this day,
at Rristol, for Ireland.
The 6th (Enniskillen) Regiment of Dragoons is ordered from
Ireland to Scotland. The last division of that corps embarked

on the 9th inst. at Donaghadee for Portpatrick.
COURTS MARTIAL—CORFU.
Deputy Assistant-Commissery-General Cesar= Fatiounta
was found guilty of having embezzled several stuns, and sen-
tenced to be dismissed from his Majesty's service, and rendered
incapable orserving his MAJESTY in any office, civil or military,
and to make good, at his own expense, the sum of five thousand
eight hundred and two Spanish dollars, and seventy-four obuli '
and a half, due to the lonian Government, deducting from thy,
said amount the sum of two thousand and four hundred scorn
of Malta, deposited by the prisoner in the Malta Treasury on
account of the said-Government of tht United States of the
lonian Islands.
His Mueslr was pleased to confirm the finding of Guilty In
this case ; but in consequence of observations made by the Judge
Advocate-General upon the irregularity of the proceedings of
the Court, his Master: was pleased to command that the Court
should be reassembled foi the purpose of revising the sentence
adjudged by it. .
On the 21st of October, 1822, the Court reassembled in obe-
dience to his Mazeorr's command. communicated to 'Atte.
nant-General the Right Hon. Sic T. illoina.noCommander of
the Forces in the Mediterranean, In a letter front his Royal
1 Highness the Conamander-in•Chief, dated the 15th July, 1522.
and haying revised the sentence. already passed a) the prisoner,
came to the following decision; The Court hiving found him
;
Guilty of 'ntisdemeanour, does now sentence bun, the said
Charles Fauquier, to sufferthemsoWsnsinit.of iroPrioloMessartf
the term of two years, and to pay a line of 5,000 Spanish
dol-
tars, and further to be imprisoned tilt dte 'said fine lopafile••
His Moslem has been pleased to confirm the *Welled's( the
Court as revised; but under all the circurnstrincels of .this c
as again brought under his Mortises loam togitbar *Mk
provisions of the Act:so Geo..I11; ups dfts,lmtagmlikedglitiont
of Public Money convicted, of erolg tie *attn.- Saul •by 4
which' perm's so Convicted are reu6wirk iiiapabie• ier;ing
the Crown, his. heart hat been 11419*44910/P5.110 11*
gracious clemency to the prisoner, by remitting so much of the
sentence of the Court, as. adjudisu Fatiatia; to two
years imprisonment. • -
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• Deputy Assisiant-Coandilmety-Geticeal•Cothitsiti‘chohas)
was waived upon the ustiermsndooed charier„
" Lee, V Beget of diltY. hi birds* fallidto oildbli heft*
a Board of- Officetarmseldisled by order Of kis Extellacy
Lieuteoant-Gazesal onnunandleg, between the litkanA
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May, In& the suit df two thoosalid tiVitlias• Ltaliirau iurefrqs
or thereshoutsi belonging tothe Public, which-termed 'raft or 11
balance with which be waschargeable on thef HOPI Mays-,11101.1
" gd, For having einbeizied or frandi&ntly list:Wiled, ifft4
having wilitilly permitted sentoetfies person .or pent* mute.
bezzle, or frausluksoly misapply. the sum of (44,009}-two
sand pounds, Halffaz curie/Icy, thereabouts, b
-Public., which formed pert. of. balm*, with whilkk Imi or*
chargeabie on the 16th of Mn, 112 E" • , '
Dzcsaion.—Guilty'of die first charge. Acquidirritarg..
cond for warn of- sufficient evidence.
Szurzxcx.—" To be dismissed his Maiestes service,
make good the lou or deficiency -of (ifl000) •ravo 'Moms.
pounds, Ilabfaz currency, to be recovered and levied after the
manner pointed out in the Mutiny.xice_..
His tdialmr was pleased. to command, that the proMedlng•
should be revised by the Court, for the following seasons. *ix;
That the boding and sentence of the Court in this case ap-
pear to be inconsistent and irrecoacileablowith cache/her.
That the Court having found the prisoner' guilt* of the first
-charge and not guilty of the second; It' • Wes. not competent to
them to adjudge the sentence which they have bone, that Is—
" Dismissal from his Majesty's Service.„ and ..to make. good
£2,000," inasmuch as that species at sentence is confined by the
188th Clause of the' Mutiny Act to the case; of individuals gritty'
of embezzlement ; whereas, in the present vase, the prisoner,
upon the second charge, which is a charges' embezzlement, Is
distinctly found to be Not Guilty. •
The Court having maturely deliberated open, and fully recon-
sidered and revised the whole of the evidence which has ap-
peared upon its minutes, together with what the priseme has
1 urged in his vindication and defence. is Si on AM ho the
prisoner, Charles Mc/radar, Esq. DepstyAssistaot-Cons=
General, is guilty of the whole of the chargei exhibited
him, and does accordingly intend and adjudge Bin (the afore.
said Charles Blackadar) to be dismissed his Majesty's Service,
and rendered incapable of everspis ogling his Majesty in ant
office, civil or military, and in addition thereto, to make good
the eficiency of (Xg,uoo) two thousand pounds, Halifax min
rency, which sum is to be recovered and levied after the man.
ner pointed out in the Mutiny Act. •
BRIMSTONE HILL, ST. CHILI'
Brevet Major Ammew Wi&DXS. Captain of the Solt SAO-
ment of Foot, was charged with riotous and dberderil sooduct
in the Mess-room, and with subsequent usgendemenly Meubste
towards some of the Officers, in challenging awl ci ibsim
turn out." 1
Srotsoci.—To be discharged his Majesty's awoke., qe..l
dderatlon of his former services and good coodocre hg. hgeo
ever, recommended to his Majesty's denumen and hie
accordingly ordered him to maiive the teguksted value
regimental coarrniesioo. =
Lieutenant Dawson, for the evades imams: whirl
his evidence on this trial, was ordered to be remeepd to
pay of his rank; and Brevet Mrsjor Eneweeekletrodiing woe.
founded report of the unfortunate aright Si the Istisioess.* be
removed droolthe Service, receiving die seguisied;Viloo.of
regimental cominissiom
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Last evening, Mr. Gomez HOLbigi klitto,ll‘
dispatches from his.Eaceliney the •
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hinsador. i. •
We are happy to learn, *itself the cotton -lianas
in .31.asgow and neighboethood tctotad to thew work.