Star.
London, England, 1826-09-28 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

Detachments belonging to the 4th and 13th Regiments of Light
Dragoons, have received orders to march, this morning, from
Westminster, for the Cavalry Depot, at Maidstone. A' Detachment
belonging to the 10th Hussars, marched on Tuesday morning, Irons
Westminster, for Nottingham. Detachments belonging to the 3d,
45th, and 34th Regiments of Infantry, have received orders to em-
back, this morning, on board a steam vessel in the River, for Graves-
end, on route to asatham.

GENERAL ORDERS BY THE RIGHT HONOURABLE

THE COhIMANDEIVIN.CHIEF.

HRAD-QUARTEII, CALCUTTA, MAT 12,1126.
In order to save as far as possible any delay in the distribution of
the Bburtpore Prize Money, should his Majesty be graciously
pleased to grant it to the Array, the Prize Agents request that Offi-
cers commanding Corps will carefully examine their Prize Rolls,
and correct any omissions which may have been made, and that all
others concerned, who have not already done so, will send in a par-
ticular statement of the grounds on which they may claim.
It is believed that Officers and Non-commissioned Officers can
only share for the rank in which they actually served, but the Prize
Agents will submit, for the decision of higher authority, whether
any Officer who may have been promoted previous to t►e 111th of
January, though not officially notified, may receive for the higher
rank ; separate claioas may therefore be made for those thus situated.
It is the opinion of the Commander in Chief, that all Officers,
Non-commissioned Officers, Soldiers, and others entitled to share
Prize Money, who may have joined the Army, or holding situations
in the army may have crossed the Junana for the purpose of joining,
or performing duty with the army, between the 9th December,
1825, the day on which the army entered the Bburtpore Territory,
and the 10th January, 1196, the day of the assault, both days inclu-
sive, are entitled to share equaUy with those who were present at
the capture of the place. Those persons, therefore, who consider
Themselves entitled, with this view of the case, will send in a par-
ticular statement of their claims, and the Prize Agents will refer
them to higher authority.
By Order of his Excellency the Commander-in-Chief.
W. L. WATSON, Adjutant General of the Army.
Conan Maiartst..—A General Court Martial was held in Camp
at Bhurtpore, on the Ist of February last, on Lieutenant Haas, of
the )Ith Dragoons, on a charge of aspersing the character of Lieu-
tenant Ccx.esa, of the same Regiment, by asserting that be (Lieute-
nant Comte) bad submitted to an insult, and of acknowledging to
such conduct, to avoid an explanation. The Court found the pri-
soner Not Guilty.
At a General Court Martial held at Fort William, on the 21st
'March last, Captain Geese', of the 314 Regiment of Foot, was
arraigned on a charge of frequent intoxication,ascts of insubordina-
tion, and gross and wilful neglect of his cute,. Captain Gammas
was acquitted; and the Court have recommended the dismissal of
Lieutenant BALSAM, the prosecutor, it appearing that he had fo-
mented a spirit of insubordination against Captain GRIMM com-
manding a detachment of recruits, on board the Batson& Merchant.

A meeting Of the Subscribers to LLOYD'S took place
yesterday, to receive the Half-yearly Report, and to
discuss the propriety of admitting Mr. Oliverson as an
honorary Member, as, being a Lawyer, he was not ad-
missible as a common subscriber. It would appear the
Gentlemen of that establishment are not fond of law, as
they demurred as to Mr. Oliverson, and he was rejected.
The other business before the Meeting related to the
usual routine of income and expenditure.
Sunday, the shop of Mr. Harris, tailor and draper,
iii Chiswell-street, was broken into, and every article
mule and unmade carried off, as were also from a back
room a 101. and a 51. note, two gold seals and a key
The robbery was committed before seven o'clock in ti.e
evening, as a lad, the only person who sleeps in the
house, returned, and found noshing but empty walls.
An Inquest w►as held at the Crown and Dolphin, Can
non-street, East,,on the body of J. B. Lambert, for-
nie►ly a rrseectable plumber in that neighbourhood,
brit tiho had lately habituated himself to drinking. On
Tuesday he went into the above house in a lethargic
debauch, where he breathed
(tom excessive drinking.

stsrts. from an overnight's
his last. Verdict—Died fi