Star.
London, England, 1828-09-22 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Major General Sir EDWARD Pane r, K.C.B. is to errite iv
this garrison on Monday nest, to easy's', theta:wand of ttie.South
Wl. t, elostt ict, in o,4ft. at Nlajor Genera' Sir CHantalt bottn,
vitro .t• period of command has elpired. An order hes !teen re.
crivred In this garrison to strengtbeis all the outposts, and to roost+
silence reinfercemeists have marched hence this week to all the pi id-
cipal Military stations to the counties of Limerick and Clare. With:
a Vie* to carry the shove order more effectually into execution, a
third teginiont is expected in this garrison,—Linterick Chews
Nevicasfie lotto be imupied by Capt. Satan's and Capt. Honutes
Companies, with Subalterns, under command of Major Wows
511 d Regiment. Itatkkeile, &uff. and Glenashein, is also to
be strengthened.
Captain litternirwtertdis Company of the Std Regiment. ate
ordered to Kilakie ; Capt. Elsie eV's, of the seine Regiment, to
Tulle, Stianagolden, Askestow, Cream, and other posts are
ordered forthwith to be reinforced.

The Mansfield Troop of the Ilherweed Forest Rangers, under
the command of Captain Rolfe. assembled on Monday week, at
Newstrad Abbey. to receive their equipments front Lieeteorit'
Colonel Tames Wst.ntuw, the Commandant of the corps. The
dresses (green and gold, something resembling the Hu ) and the
appointments were particularly splendid, and at the same time
peculiarly neat. The company went *mesh tome of the minor
evolutions on the lawn ; after Vida they sat down to partake of
the kind hospitality of the worthy Colonel, who had provided a
bounteous and excellent dinner in the ante.clnisters of the Abbey.
General Naze was present on the occasion ; and the company,
after faring sumptuously on the gad cheer and wines. departed
highly gratified at the urbanity and generosity of their future Cent-
maedant.

GENERAL COURT MARTIAL.
Cmarsa, Sm. 111.

Yesterday a General Court Martial was assembled at the Castle,
In Ms city, for the purpose of trying down Sesszoce, Esq. Pay.
unmet of the 97th Regiment of Foot, on several charges of embes.
sling or fraudulently misapplying wants of money belonging to the
public, and to various persons belonging to the regiment.
Lieuteuant•Colonel T. Taylor, Ilch Regiment, President ; Capt.
James York Scarlet, and Capt. James Smith &voter, 6th Dragoon
Guards; Major Francis Day Chalsner, Lieut. Thomas Atkinson,
7th Dragoon Guards; Capt. James Barnwell, Capt. St. Andrew
St. John, 9th Regiment of Foot Capt. Thomas Ryan, Capt. Wm.
Turner, Lieut► Geolie AP Leod, 60th Regiment; Maier the.
Honourable H. It. blelmette, Capt. It. Codierell, Capt. G. R Hu-
pour, lieut. J. Dickson, 67th Regiment of Foot; Capt. S. Ken-
nedy, 68th Regiment of Foot.

21/001-ADVOCAII4 CAPTAIN wornsaater.
The prisoner was coodected into the Court, attended by hls So-
licitor, and the following charges were ftadt

cumUfas.

Charge. preferred by Lieutenant-Colonel T. Houtz& Butz,
commanding the 87,b Royal Fusileers Reginseut of Font, against
Jelin &lea Lace, koi. Paymaster of the said Regiment. for scan-
dalous and infamous conduct, unbecoming his situations. Paymas-
ter of the 80th of Royal Irish Fugleers.
14. For absenting himself from his quarters on or about the even-
ing of the 28th day of April, 1828, with the intention to abscond,
be having on his person SPX or thereabouts, in gold and bank-
votes, which he acknowledged to be public money.
gd. For having embezzled or fraudblently misapplied the sum
of sita Ss lid. or thereabouts, of money which came into his
bands in the capacity of Paymaster of the 87th Regiment of Foot,
this sum bring sloe to the public on his pay list of tie 24th of
Nay, 1828..

_
3d. 1•or haisiog neglected to remit to the Agents of the Regi-
ments. Alessi.. Gaeasewiren, Cot, and Co. the sum of 391.05. Ted.
or tbereabouta, so tar a. can be at present ascertained, due to be
discharged, and to the estates of deceased men of the Regiment on
season of gratuity for the Burmese wars, and haying embezzled
or fraudulently misapplied the same.
4th. For having embezzled sir fraudulently misapplied the nom
a 254 ifs. or thereabouts, being the produce of 381. Ss. 'ed.
received by bins in India, in January 1820, on account of hospi-
tal sayings realised when the s giment was stationed at the Cape of
Gond Hope.
sth For hawing embezzled or fraudulently misapplied the stun
of 8371. lid. or thereabouts, due to Get,. Sir Joni Dort.z, Bart
G.C. B. and K.C. Colonel of the Regiment. being the premium en
bills drawn in India, for compensation for Regimental Clothing, he
the prisoner baring been frequently required to pay the said sum to
Messrs. Gaze/moon, Cox. and Co.
6th. Fen havitig iraudulently, after be received instroctiolu to
pay to blr. Moos, No. 1. Old Bond-street, Lauda., VIOL sterling
(a sum stopped from the Company's abstracts for regimental mews-
metes). given to the said Mr. ,Moos a bill at sixty days sight, dated
the 2841 day of Aped, 1828, and made payable at Messrs. Gam.
woos, Coz,.and Co.'s, Craig's-courr, Loudon, being about a week
previous to the attempt to abecood, he not hawing made any provi-
sion to meet the same.

Ith. Fur having fiardnketly embezzled, or misapplied, the fol.
lowing sums entrusted to his charge in India .-1001. by Ser-
geant Faris (now Quarter-Master Sergeant of the regiment), and
SOL belonging to the orphans of the late Sergeant- Major Timmons.
ilth. Fur having embezaled, or fraudolendyjdsapplied, the fol-
lowing sums belonging to the regimental fro , which were so.
Waged to his charge. as Paymaster of the regiment.
Due to the Mew Fund . . . AVIS 7 of
Band ditto 138 18 ti
. . .
4 School ditto . . 24 1 li
Charitable ditto . . SS 12 0

Nablus a total of .
or thereabouts.
Ilth. For having embezzled, or fraudulently mlapplied, the sum
of 268/. 2s. 01 thercaboots, doe to the Quarter-Master CARR, of
the Regiment, being a sow stopped front the Company's Abstracts
for Regimental Necessaries.
Evidence was then gone into In support of the :details, which
would not be interesting. At a late hour the Coon adjourned un-
til this morning, when it re-assembled. and it is thought that the
proceedings will last the whole of the week at least.

• £471 1$ 41