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At a Central Court Martial, TIM at Hafer, en
the Sd of August, 1612, and centimes! by adjourn-
meats to the 20th of the same month, Captain GittincE
Tam, of the 99th regiment, (or Prince ci Wales's
Tipperary Regiment ol Font), wis arraigned upon
the undermtntioneil charges preferred against him by
Colonel Onve, Lieutenant-Colonel Commanding the
99th regiment :

let. For conduct unbecoming an Officer, in sending a letter,
hearing date the 23d of April, Islo, written by him the said Cap-
tain Tryon, of the 99th regiment, to Lieutenant-Colonel Orde,
then in c.mitnand of that regiment, the said letter..being couched
hi very offensive terms, entraining assertions highly injurious to
the character of Lieutenant-Colonel Orde, contrary to his duty
as an Officer, to the prrkalice of good order and military disci-
pitne, and contrary to the Ahicies of War.
2d. For conduct unbecoming an officer, in persevering in send-
ing to Lieutenant-Colonel Orde a succession of vety offensive let
ters, between the pet iods of the 34th April and 24th June, 1810,
(after he was under an arrest for sending the letter alluded to in
the first charge) add,e,seti either to him or Mjetans Herring,'
contrary to los duty as an Officer, to the prejudice of good order
at:if military dtssipline, and contrary to the Articles of War. '
3d. For conduct unbecoming an Officer, in persevering, st Mist
under an arrest (for sending the letter alluded to in the first
charge) in calumniating Lieutenant-Colour' Orde, in his absence,
in various letters,particularly in letters baring, date the 20tis
22,1 April, 1811, addressed to Major King, then in command of
the 99th regiment, but transmitted by the said Captain Tryon
to Lieutenant-Colonel Tomtit:, for the purpose of being laid
before the Commander-in-Chief, charging the said Lieutenant-

Colorel Ordr wi:h such an exercise ot- authority in the cora-
matid of the regiment, as might prevent his having a fair trial,
and with cheating the Quarter-Master in the settlement of hie
accoirpts, contrary to his duty as an Officer, to the prejudice of
good order and military discipitire, and contrary to the Article"
of War.

4th, For conduct unbecoming an Officer, in writing a letter,
whilst under au arrest (I:r strs'i,,g the toter alluded to hi the
first charge,) addressed to Nisksr n in commattd of the
Regiment, dated the 4,11 Atlz,u.t, !bits, cnottaining the fel:owing
unfoundsti asserion Injurious to thc character of lieut. tolostel
Orde, " Tbe Regmayor is invoived Co debt under the auspices of
" Lieut. Colonel 0rd..," curtr.ay lo M. duty as at Officer, to
the prejud.ce of gnrst order anti na:raary i.stiittioe, and contrast
to' t e Attides a War.

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Viticunt.*Restorative Tooth Powder, fur preserving, restor-
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Upon wh;ch charges the Court came to the tillo*ing
decision: TiieCeairt-rnArtial, after the mast att..nt:ve
consideration of all mitiers in prosecution, thcevidence
addressed in excul;,at;on, and the prisoner's defence,
are of opiti-n, on the first charge, Oat Capt. Tryon
is guilty of writing a letter, dated the '23.1 April,
ISIO, to his Coinmandiag ()dicer, couched in offen-
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" On the fourth charge that Ciitaisi Tryon is sotguilip,
The Court having found the prisoner guilty of
a part of the 6ret and second chargesexhibired against
him, to the prejudice of good order and military dis-
cipline, they do therefore sentence him, the said Cap-
tain G. Tryon, of the 99th, or Prince of Wales's Tip-
perary Regiment, to be publicly reprimanded.
•• The Court cannot close their proceedings without
remarking upon the severe punishment the prisoner
has beau subjected to by the most unprecedented terms