Star.
London, England, 1810-08-08 00:00:00

THE. A.
The following is a correc
intended to fire on Monet( y
nour of his Royal Highness ,
Birth-day. The regiments floni
in point of discipline to au-
every respect.

CORP!. ►IOU
let Patta 32d Resitnent Bet!
14 Vo. 16th do. hatti

Bedf, rd Militia Hastings
24.1 t elfin 50th Regiment Silver '
ist Do. 50th do. Da.
51st Regiment Steyeirg.
Ozrotd Militia flute Ila
vd Bat shoo 3;th Regiment thiches:,
Royal Artillery Eastbourne
Leicester Mili,ia Do.
37th Regiment Blatchington
Warwick Militia Pcll.llllol
lit and 2d Ba: K 0,
German Artilicry
Stls Regiment
10th Light Dragoons --
Royal S. Glo,cester Militia -----
Royal Horse Artillery
Royal Artillery
Conran'es of tho 71
D., 11, have received orders
tlincss fir immediate embark,
. A Court Mnti d has Ittel.
on ptivate Chilman, of the "
lenient of Local Militia, on
disrespectful conduct toward
FORD, CI 1 ,nel ,rf the said re,
A General Court Mania!
Chelsea College, for the pu
fillowing charges, preferred
USK, 01 the Royal East Lend.
ag slim Captain BnowN an,
of the same reginient, viz.
Ist, Against C vain Ban'
•' For having, on or about the ~,
self from the sad regiment of Militia
2J, Against Captain 13-
,4 For unoCcer-like conduct,
to br printed, by ord.T of Captain
up by Lieutenant Zouche, at the
in the month of May last, tending
and charaver of Colonel Sir John .
to he posted in vari.ms parts of the
the roads leading thereto :
" Colonel Sir John Earner, of
Alterman, and Grover.—Whereas
thought proper to put Captain
regiment, under close arrest, for n.
sinned by the lameness of his horse.
from Ely, in Cambridgeshire. to
bad leave to go, and from which ,
Sir John Ramer, by letter, of this c
quaint the friends and acquaintances
&ikons of giving him Omit advice •
happy to consult with Them daily,
street, Covent Garden, f,oni nine
afternoon.

After which the prmecui
detailing the whole of the
commented at considerable
was then calk,' in, and st
on or about the 14th of Ma'
leave to be absent from
appeared by the testimon,
granted him, on condition that
the time, viz. 18th May, on •
to take place; b'it that the
turning to his duty, had gone
shire, and thereby incurred
lona.

Several letters were then
BROWN) all of which were
it a?peared that Captain
of his error, and therefore
of his Colonel.—,This charge
here closed. The Court then
SECOND D le.--Y•!stertia,
the General C curt Martial
The first evidence that
n.:^t•Colunel BoYnet.r„ wi
panic:: by Captain and Ad
to Cap!..in Bnows's
Head, in 3ow.street, ank
of copies of :he placard,.
room. The next witness,
terial one, was a Mr. W,
he was in unpany wit.
about the 21. th of May last,
when Lieutenant IslEviu -
knowing that Captain
arrest for being absent
Captain I. that if he would
would soon get him through
pose he proposed the/slat-arch
ed, as the only mode whereb
be able to receive redress _
Eastga. Accordingly Lieutenant
out an original copy.
in the said charge was exhi
stated that it was a true
ZOCCH had written.
The deponent further
Zonal had wrote the
handed to several printers
Covent Garden,- who ref,
it ; at last a printer was
printed a very considerable
night. On the followini,
panied by Lieutenant Zoucir,
of the printed copies, went
formerly, as he believed,
London Regiment of Militia,
placard, highly approved,
tton ; they then went
printed copy was also exhi
who likewise approved of
ZoucH's plan. And from
forwarded under cover
EAMER, having affixed
which was to give it the
sent from that office.
• The landlord of the Garrick'
in, who stated that Captain
of intoxication, ordered
coffee-room, which was
The last evidence that
ter, who said his name
pert-street, Haymarket, that
nun Nevrta.sZotxm he printed
paid for them by Captain Eittows Here
On Wulf of the prosecution. 4:00, -
Court then adj, Aimed -
,:aptain BROW); add LieutpaßkAotteri
their dotence.

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NV. •
ect List of the R Timor+
r next at Brgliton, in Ito.
as the Prince of Watrat's
oM :Eastbourne are equ.rl
any that will be there, in
NI Wimple& 11 rlllllO • it
nle Lewes camp.
'stings
ver hill
Lewes Town.
tyrirg.
tie Ilan:ton Brighton Can+
fiches; r
itbourue
itchington ROtteatfiniooretp
venwy
chin
Lewes littrfileiv.
no.ond Brighomia
llsightno.
BriAtim.
Rmgmer.
Ist Regim-nt of Foot, at
to hold thems •lees in rel.
wkation for foreign service.
telv been held at M ritistrine
B•:arste d aid M ailing re-
n charges of mittinerns and
Lrds the Hon J. W. S MAT,
reAinient of Local Militia.
tl assern'ilei stn Monday. at
'impose or investigating the
ed b) Col mel Sir lilt% EA.
ondrm regiment of Mi iti r.
id Lieutenant Zoucitit, both
RnWV,
I sth of May tart, absented him.
Militia without leave"
/ NOWN and Lieut. Zouctne,
,in causing the fo:lnwittg placard,
un Browis, and which was drawn
v Garrick's /lead, in Bow-street .
ng to seriously injure the Inmost;
ha Earner, and ordering she tam
the streets of this memento, and
of the East London Milit;a, Knr.
real Colonel Sr John Ernes has
Brown, of the above-ments..n d
sr non-attendance at parade, r cu•
horse, on his return to Loud .n,
o which place; he (Capt Brown)
ch p'ace Captain Brown apprized
cis circumstance. This is to att.
inces of the said Captain Brows,
rice and ass stance, that h. will be
ily, at the Garrick's Mad, Bow-
line in the morning till five in the
" Goo save the King."
utor read a long narrative
e above charges, on which he
We length. Major PAC=
rated, that Captain BR ,wg,
day last, applied to i•isn for •
the next parade, which, it
my of Major PAGEr, was
that he should return against
on which day the parade was
the prisoner, instead •4.
d gone (Rom to Camhridge.
ed die displeasure of his Co.
len prod teed from Ca:eain
e couched is such terms, that
BROWN was highly sensible
threw himself cm the mercer
arge against Captain 1,-:..wst
then aJjotirned. •
day morning, at ten o'clock,
11 Again assembled atChelsea.
at was c !:.rd was Lietrte.
who stated that he, acorn.
Adjutant MACDONALD. went '
sartments, at the G trrick's
ad there ohs rued a number
Js, in various part: of .t.e
less, who was a mast rn -
Wits ••74, who deposA, th t
ritli C pt tin Battwa . r
last, at the Garrick's Het 1,
LLE Zoucti cattle in • and,
BROWN was then under an
without leave, ittorsed to
rould be advisel by him, he
augh the piece, tor 'which put..
rcarch in questimi, to he adept-
hereby he, Captail B. would
s from his Colonel, Sir lons
Lieutenant Zoucit then wrote
Here the placard alluded to
exhibited to the witness, who
le copy of what Lieutenant
r stated, that after Lieutenant
copy, it was immediately
tern in the neighbourhood of
.efused having any concern in
is found out who he believed
trable• number of them that
ing day the witness, accom.
Eouctr, who, having got some
vent to a Mr. WALKER, who
I, belonged to the Royal East
Militia, who, on perusing the
d of Lieutenant ZOOCII'S
to the Wsr-Office, where a
exhibited to one of the clerks,
of the excellency of Lieutenarit
from these a printed copy was
r directed to Colonel Sir Joni
al to it the War-Office seal,
be appearance as if officially •
3arrick's Head was then called
ptain Baowie, whilst in a state
d a placard to be placed in the
s accordingly cinne.
at was examined was the prin.
was GUNDON, tesid ti g in Ru.
, and that by ord r of Lieute.
t printed 1000 copies, and was .
in BROWN Here the evidence
ecution endfil. on which the
illlo.enctrreff morning, when
LieutpamsZotica will make
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