Star.
London, England, 1816-12-10 00:00:00

jee Dam. The loss on the side of Jyfoor amounted
only to 200 men. ft is said, that the Muharaja,
having ascended the Rung Muhul, viewed the battle
from afar.
Our accounti clnse in the following manner, and
we cannot help regretting that they should abruptly
break off at a moment of such critical importance :
Lt►neer Khan has encamped in the garden.uf.Bartjee
SAlaib, and intends to storm. Rao Chand Singh
having reported to Maojee Dass, that he required a
reinforcement, the latter went to his battery, and sent
him two guns and some Naguhs• Month Khan, a
companion of Rio Chund Singh, is killed in action.
It will be evident from the preceding report, that
the rumour circulated here some days ago of the cap-
ture of Jypoor, and the flight of the Rajah, is wholly
. unfounded. As far as the contest gad yet gone, the
Rajpoots appear to have had a decided advantage;
and the Khan would have much to do before he could
enter the walls of this celebrated city.

COURT MARTIAL.
GENERAL ORDERS, IV THIS COMMANDIUt
111 Clllti/.
Head-quarters, Calcutta, hue RI, 11116.
Extract from the proceedings, in continuation of
an European General Court Martial, assembled at
Dinapore, on Wednesday, the lOth day of April,
1816, in pursuance of the instructions, and by •irtue
of a warrant under the hand and seal of his Excel.
lency the Right Hon. FRANCIS, Earl of Mouta, K.G.
Commander in Chief of all the forces in India, for the
trial of Captain. George Rodney Bell, and Lieutenant
and Adjutant James Hutchinson, both of his Majesty's
87th Regiment of Foot, and all such prisoners as
shall be brought before it, and continued by :accts.
Isive adjournments, until Tuesday, the 4th day of
IJune, 1816.
President—Colonel GEORGE DICK, 2d Battalion 9th
Regiment Native Infantry.
Capt. S. TICKELL, Deputy Judge•Advocate.General,

Dinaptire and ISinares.
Lieutenant William James French, of the 21st NA.
tive Infantry, placed in arrest by order from his Ex-
cellency the Right Honourable the Commander-in-
Chief, on the following charges :
Ist. For conduct unworthy of a Gentleman, in having, with-
out any provocation, written a cote to Cornet Fitzroy, of the
Rohilla Cavalry, with the obvious intention of irritating him, on
or about the With of January, 1816.
silly. For scandalous and infamous conduct unworthy of an
Officer and a Gentlemar, in having, on or about the uB:h of
January, 1816, after having written the above mentioned note,
proceeded to the quarters, abused and struck him.
(Signed) James Nicol., Acting AdjteGen.
PINDIND AND SENTENCE OF THE COURT.
The Court • having duly weighed and considered
the evidence in support of the prosecution, and what
the prisoner Lieutenant William James French has
urged in his defence, are of opinion, that the first
charge preferred against him has not been proved,
and do therefore acquit him.
With respect to the second charge, the Court are
of opinion, that he is guilty of the same, which
being in breach of the articles of war, they do .sen-
tence him, the said Lieutenant William James
French to be cashiered.
(Signed) GBORGE Dicx, Colonel, President.
(Signed) S. IiCCELL, Captain, Deputy Judge-Advo-
cate-General. Dinapore and &tares, con•
ducting the Trial.
(Approved and confirmed.)
(A true Extras') (Signed) MOill A.
(Signed) C. 1. Doe Le, M. S.
The foregoing sentence of the General Court Mar-
tial is to have effect from rho day on which thii order
notifying it shall be published at the station of Dina-
p we, up to which Lieutenant French is to be paid,
and from which date he is to be struck off the strength
of the army.
Lieutenant French is immediately to proceed to
the Presidency, and to report his arrival there to the
Fort Major at Fort William.
The Court Martial is to be dissolved, should there
be no further duty for it to perform.
(Signed) JAMES NICOL, Acting Adj.-Gen.