Star.
London, England, 1814-12-29 00:00:00

THE AR Mr.

Colonel WARREN, of the 27th Regiment (which,
distinguished itself in Catalonia) is summoned as one
of the principal witnesses on the trial of Sir JOIIN

MURRAY.
Colonel Dovvrox is appointed by Earl Noma to
command the Myderabad Subsidary force, at Toulna.
The Ist Battalions of the 59th and 78th Regiments,
from Java, are at Bengal, and the Newfoundland Fen-
cibles at Canada.
Three companies of the 36th Regiment have
marched from Pareonstown to Nenagh, to da duty of
the late sth Garrison Battalion.
The Wexford Militia are ordered to Cashel.
The 2d Battalion 41st Regiment, at Canada, has '
been disbanded—the effective men and non-commis-
sioned officers have joined the Ist battalion, at the
same place.
The 19th Light Dragoons are to be withdrawn
.from America.
The 20th Light Dragoons are expected shortly
from Sicily, and will be quartered at Birmingham.
COURT MARTIAL.
Hone Guano, December 22,1814.
At * GeueralCoart,Martial held at Portsmouth on
the 25th October, 1814, and continued by adjourn-
ment to the 11th November, Captain THOMAS MOORE
wa. arraigned on the two following charges, viz .
44 1. In fraudulently directing to Corporal Glover, of the 38th
Regiment, stationed at Cork, in Ireland, a letter dated Pons-
mouth, on or about the l ith of September, 1814, tha contents
of which were written and signed by himself (aptain Moore),
and were in fact addressed to Lieutenant Hopper of the said
38th Regiment, and not to Corporal Glover, as the direction no
the back of the said letter expressed, in order that the said letter
shouldbe conveyed to the said Lieutenant Hopper free of ex.
pence, and with the intent to defraud his Majesty's Revenue of
the postage due upon such Liter.
" 2. In adding to the above-mentioned Letter, so written and
signed by him, and in fact addressed to Lieutenant Horne, a
request, that if he (Lieut. Hoene) should write to him (Cap-
tain Moose), he shoidd direct his letters to HINRY Romulus,
a soldier of his (Captain Moose's) Company, then his servant,
with a view that any such letter so written by Lieutenant Hor-
ne to him (eaptain Moos a) should be conveyed to hint free of
expense, with an Intent also to defraud his Majesty's Revenue'
of postage which might become due on any such letter."
The Court having very maturely considered the
evidence brought forward on the part ,of the Prose-
cution, together with that of the Prisoner in his de-
fence, are of opinion that he, Captain MOORE, is
Gallo of both the Charges preferred against him, and
do, in consequence, sentence him to be is:missed his
Majesty's Service. • -•
(Signed) HARRY CAMAY. Adj.-Gen.

A vessel has arrived which left Gottenburgh on or
about the 2Sd of November. Our dates are of the
21st, when, according to the advices from Stock-
holm, the Cftowx Panics remained in that capital,
fully engaged with.the arrangements incidental to the
acquisition of Norway. The tranquillity of the latter
is stated to have been not at all disturbed by the dis-
satisfaction of the people in the northern districts.

We understand that applications have been deli.
vexed in to the Board of Trade already for Licencei
to permit British Ships to penetrate the Blockade of
the American Ports, on the ground of the pacifica-
tion. These, we are told, have been refused, on the
principle that hostilities will not be discontint.'d, or
the blockade raised, under the terms of the Treaty,
until it shall have been ratified by the Government at
Washington.
Ciaurrornim HUGHES, Esq. secretary to the Ame-
rican Legation, left Ghent on Sunday last for Bout-
deans, to embark on board the Transit, with the
Treaty, for the United States.
Austria is confidently stated to be the Power to
Which the decision of any difference in the American
Negeciation is to be referred.
A list of the criminal causes brought before the
Court of Assize in Paris during this year, makes their
number amount to 358, of which 314 were thefts, 15
forgeries, 6 assassinations, 21 fraudulent bankruptcies,'
and 2 rapes. One Devaux, a button-maker, at Paris,
found guilty of an attempt to violate the person of a
girl of nine years of age, has been condemned to
20 years forced labour, and 3,000 fr. for the inspec-
tion of the high police, under which be ie to remain
all hi life. - •