Star.
London, England, 1815-08-11 00:00:00

.COURTS MARTIAL:

Holm-Guam:is, JULY 94, 1415.
A General Court Martial has been held at St. Ann's
Barracks, in Barbadoes, on the 20th and 22d of Fe-
bruary, 1815, on Lieutenant J. ANDERNoN, of the
Sth West India Regiment, upon the following
charges :
First Charge.—For being drunk and riotous in the Barracks,
while on the sick list, on the night of the nid January, 1815.
• Second Charge.—For attempting to force a costinel placed
over him.
Third Charge—For making use of opprobrious expre.sions to
Lieutenant Bushman of the same Regiment, and biting him,
when In the eserciw of his duty on the sang night.

Upon which charges the Court were of opinion,
that he, Lieutenant ANDERSON, bad not been proveti
to be drunk on the evening of the 22d January, and
therefore acquitted him of that part of the charge ;
but as to his behaving in a rirnous manner on that
evening, the Court was of opinion that he was Guilty.
' The Court also found him Guilty of the whole of .the
second and third Charges, and did therefore sentence
him to be Cashiered, which sentence has been con-
firmed. (Signed) H. CAEvEnr, Adj.-Gen.
The Court, however, could not close its proceed-
ings without adverting to the young and helpless in-
fant Children of Lieutenant ANDEttson, who appeArs
for a length of time to have been in his Majesty's
service; and, in presuming to draw the attention of
his Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT to the dis-
tressed and forlorn situation of Lieutenant ANDER-
SON'S family, the Court most humbly and respectfully
begs leave to recommend thi:, CAW to the gracious
and merciful consideration of his Royal Highness.

Hoan-GuAttas, JuLr 2.4 1815.

At a General Court Martial held at St. Ann's
Barracks, Barbadoes, on the 14th March, 1815, and
continued by adjournments to the 17th same month,
Captain E.ButAm ILturcy, of the York Chasseurs,
was.arraigned upon the following chargcs, viz. :

First Charge—For being drunk when on regiAtental du' y, as
Captain of the day, in the said Garrison at St. Ames.
Second Charge.—For quitting his quarters, _ when in close'
arrest, on the 9th and 10th January, 1815; and repeatedly also
between that period and the Ist February, 1815.
Third Charge.—Fue unofficee-like conduct in the Garrison, on
the 2..td Febrnary, in going, when under an arrest, at large, to
the Officers' Mess-room, at three o'clock in the afternoon, and
there drinkingto such an excess, that he was unable to leave the
said Mess.room, and was obliged to be carried to his quarters in
a Chair—an suck conduct being highly subversive of good order
and military discipline, and In breach of the Articles of War.
Ufon which charges the Court came to the follow.
qng decisions :—ln regard to the first Charge, the
Court was of opinion that the Prisoner was Guilty
thereof; and as to the second Charge, the Court was
c 4 opinion that this charge had not been satisfactorily
proved, and therefore acquitted him thereof; as to
the third, the Court was also of opinion, that he was
Not Guilty thereof : 'and the Prisoner having been
thus found Guilty of the first Charge, sentenced him
to be Cashiered.
His Royal Highness the nitwit REGICNT having
been pleased, in the name and on behalf of his Ma•
jesty, to approve and confirm the finding of the Court,
but in consideration, however, of all the circumstances
attending the Prisoner's limner good conduct, his
wounds and services, and the recommendation of the

Court, his Royal Highness has been pleased to coin-
island, that he, Captain BALut.v, shall be allowed
to receive the segulated value of his Commission.
(Signed) H. CALVERT. Adj.•GCll.

The remainder of Rates of Daily Pay of Officers
of Garrisons in Great Britain, as settled by a recent
Regulation, by command of his Royal Highness the
Prince Regent, viz.,

FUTURE NETT RATE OF PAY PER DIEM.
Sow lIISt A CASTLIDepUty GOVCCIOr - £0 4 9

O 15 7
0 9 6
9 S 10

0 2

U 6
1) '2 .5
0 1U 0

o 1S 7
O 9 6
O 9 6