Star.
London, England, 1813-06-10 00:00:00

I'HE

Yesterday the King's 3d Regiment of Royal Gtr•
man Hussars- left Deal Barracks for Ramsgate, where
they are immediately to embark on board a fleet of
transports that are there in readiness to receive them.
'l'heir immediate destination is not quite certain, but
their ultimate one is no doubt for the Continent, and
to be landed at such a point as circumstances may
render most important to the general plan of military
operations.

The Galway Regiment of Militia i 3 arrived at Do-
ver, from Ireland.

The following is an Abstract of a Bill for the more
speedy and effectual Trial and Punishment of Of
committed by Soldiers, detached in the Penin-
sula of Spain and Portugal :

Whereas, owing to the fr•quent change of place of Armies
serving in the Peninsula of Spain and Portugal, and to other cir-
cumstances, great delay and difficulty frequently occur in pro-
ceeding to trial and punishment for acts of violence and plunder
committed against the persons and property of the inhabitants
and residents of suck countries, which encourage the contmission
of such crimes ; and it would tend to the prevention of such of-
fences, and the enforcing due discipline, order, and good conduct,
if greater facility should be given to the bringing to trial imme-
diately and on the spot, any persons belonging to such Armies,
who may be accused or suspected of plunder, robbery, house-
breaking, or the maliciousburning or destroying of houses, out-
houses, or other buildings, murder, rape, or any act of violence,
stealing, or any other crime or crimes, offence or offences.
Clause 1. Empowers Commanding Officers to assemble Courts
Martial for trying Offenders in certain cases.
Coons Martial so assembled, may try audpunish offenders
S. Officers commanding Stations may, on complaints made to
them, assemble Courts Martial; but that no Sentence shall be
executed under the authority of this Act, until the General com-
manding in Chief ►hall have approved and confirmed the same.
4. Empowers Courts Martial to summon and examine Wit-
nesses, who shall be liable to be punished fur perjury; and that
Sentences under the authority of this Act, shall, after such ap-
proval and confirmation, be valid.

On Tuesday, the Ist of June, the Officers of the
12th light dragoons, stationed at Railipole Barracks,
prebemed at their Mess-room, before a numerous as-
semblage of Company, (amongst whom wete obser-
ved the Hon. Major LEGGON, nikr BAKER, and
others of distinction,) a handsome cup, value 100
guineas, to Serjeant BUTLER, who has served in the
regiment for the space of 44 yesrs. The Non-com-
missioned Officers were artawged on the right and
left 9t the Commanding Officer and President on the
occasion, when the veteran, standing their head,
received the reward of his merit from Captain CotEs,
Commanding, who addressed lii:n to the fullJwiug
effect :
" Serjeant Butler, I need not say whpt ettrerne plea-Aire it
would give those who voted you t ti. honou able testimony of
approbation being present on oceacion; tss, as circamstaners
w 11 not admit of the accompli«, silent of their wishes, the 'grafi.
fynig task devolves on me, of cxpresi'n; to yo 1, in the name of
the while df the rezinient, the entire ntt.f taion which your
exemplary conduct has given, for the space of 46 years, as a
pledge of that great regard and esteem they entertain for you, as
well as an acknowledgement of ;our long .ervices, which have
dune you so much credit and honour in the riliinent. I offer
you their sincere flunks and best wishes, and this cup, a 3 a par-
ticular mark of distinction."

At the conclusion of the ceremony, his health was
drank from the cup by the whole of the company pre-
sent. at.d afterwards by the non-commissioned Officers,
m hen he was greeted by three cheers, and the Band
struck up " Goo save the King." The Veteran then
retired with the trophy of his merits, attended by the
non commissioned Officers, through a numerous con-
course of spectators, to his apartments, where a sump-
tuous supper was provi,?ed, and the most comfortable
cheer for his brother non-commissioned Officers.

VAUXIIALL—Last nit:rht, at a grand Gala given
in Vauxhill, Ms. BLAND was encored in the delight.
ful air of " My bonny Lad, Johnny;" as was also
DIGNUNI, in a bumourous song of " London is a
great Panorama." which made sever.tl ludicrous r,re-
marks on the whiskers and tlayr worn by our modern
beaux. In addition to the other objects on the Bridge
thrown ov,,r the beautiful Cascade, there was repre-
sented, a large body of Cossacks, armed and mounted
on horseback, tP,aking a ferocious charge in full speed
tin the im;,lacable enemy of the human race. The
magnificent Fireworks exhibited a blaze cf ingenuity.
A Transpare%cy of our revered Sot:mu:lox, in an
e.lnestrian attitude, added to the. grandeur of the
scene.

There has not been known for years such a profu-
sion of mackirel as are now on the Sussex coast. On
Sunday and Monday last they were sold :It Brighton
for ss. per hundred—the hundred being six score and
twelve fish. They were retailed at t...)0 for a shilling,
many of them weighing above a pound. The quan-
tity brought ashore on Monday was so great, that the
fishing companies could not procure carriages and
horses sufficient to bring them to Lon&n.
Norwich Corn Market was abundantly supplied
with wheat on Saturday, the Enest samples of which
obtained a ready sale at 565. to 5Ss. per comb ; in-
ferior qualities almost unsaleable. Very little doing
in barley or other grain.—Norfolk and South-down
wool frown 50s. to 60s. per tod.

CORN EXCHANGE,
English.

wheat, Kent and Eisez, 1151

1345. per quarter.
Ditto, Suffo!k, 955. 1261.
Ditto, Norfolk, 100s,110s.
Nye 60i. 63L P
Barley 15s. 495. Fine 50s. 525.
Mali, 86s. 925.
White Peas, Ws. 955. boilers,

102 s. 105 s.
Grey, ditto, 70s. 725.
Small Beans, 786. 82s.
Tick do. 745. 765: Fine 004.005.
Oats, Potatoe, 481. 545.
Ditto, Poland, JPs. 50s.
Ditto, Feed, 909. 465.
Flour, 10.55. 110 s. per Sack.

PRICE OF COALS—COAL MARKET, JUNE 9.
Ship; at Market Sold Prices.
41; Newcastle 284 (444. 6tl. to 525. 6d
2 Sunderland 2 4146. Litt to 476. Od
I CUlnt I 4Si. 6tl.