Star.
London, England, 1829-10-13 00:00:00

C Villa L UftDIM.

At a General Coart•martial hoiden at bloelmyrie, oo the 10th
day of January, 1829, Private Os try Harding, sit his Majesty's
45th Regiment, was arraigned on the following charges via :
Private &wry Harding. No. 36, of Captain Richard Stack's
company, Mt Majesty's 45th Regiment of Foot, confined by Ma-
jor Hilton, commanding his Majesty'. 45th Regiment of Foot,
this 341 day of January, 1889, OD the following charges
Charge 1. For having, near the cantonments of Aloelmysie, on
the filictioon of Saturday, the 3d day of January, 1829, between

Urea which charges the Court came to the following decision
The Court having most maturely weighed and cnnddered the
whole of the seldom, brought forward in support of the prosecu-
tion. as well as what the prosecutor. theory Harding. private, No.
34 i• the sth, or Cape Richard Stack's company, his Majesty's
45th Regiment of Foot. bath urged in his defence, and the evidence
is support t►eeeof, is of opinion.—
Finding—That the prisoner is Gritty of the first charge ; that the
prisoner is Gaiety of the second charge.
The Coon having found the prisoner guilty to the talent above
stated, cloth sentence him, the said Ossery Hardie'. private in the
5.h company, his Majesty's 45th Regiment of Font, being born of
European parents. to be transported beyond the seas for the term
of 14 years.
Approved and confirmed (Signed) G. T. WA LIMB,
Madras, Feb. 3.111U9 Lieut.- General.
The prisoner, &eery Harding, is to be forwarded by the ear-
liest opportunity that offers, under a proper escort. to Fort Wil-
liam, there to be confined until he is delivered to the custody of the
Civil Power.

Mr foregoing order is to be entered in the " General Order
Book," and read at the bead of every Regiment in his Majesty's
service in India.

By order of the Commander-in-Cbtef, J. ELIOTT,
it.alst Adj.. Gen. Ohio Majesty's Forces in India.
The following (Add notification appear, Ina Bombay Paper :

PROCLA NATION.

The Hie. the Governor in Council has learned with grgat re-
gret that the Honourable the acting Chief Justice has suspended
the functions of his Majesty's Supreme Court of Judicature at this
Presidency. The adoption of ibis extreme measure render. it ne-
cessary that the Governor in Council should announce to the F.uro-
peen and native Inhabitants of Bombay, his resolution to make
every effort in his power to protect their persons and property
daring this estraordinary conjuncture: and he relies with con-
fidence on receiving such aid from the Magistracy sod all clam. of
the community as will enable him in some degree to alleviate the
serious evils which this proceeding i• calculated to produce.
By order of the Honourable the Governor in Council,
W. NEWNHA M, Chid Secretary.
Bombay Castle, April 7, 1829.
—Boesky Gorier ffrinsessfinery, April 7, I flifs.
We are at a loss to perceive how the Magistrates can supply the
place of the Supreme Court, but whatever may be the injury the
persons or property of the lieges may suffer from the closing of that
tribunal, they may Justly ascribe it to the measures of the Govern-
stem itself; and therefore however its arrangements may palliate
an evil of its own creation, the inhabitants of Bombay will owe the
political authority no thanks on that scare.—East India Editor.