Star.
London, England, 1827-11-24 00:00:00

DEPARTURSS.

Easily Marchioness of Loadonderry, for Lord Sulßeld's iesr.
Guidon Hall, Norfolk ; Lord Henniker, for Worlingron
Suffolk ; Lord Molyneux, for Croxteth Hall, near [Overpaid; AIL
A. Adam, for Flixton Hall, in Suffolk; Mr. John Chamfer. for
Brighton; Mr. G. Fox, for Thames Dimon; ;11alor Fraser, fee
Bath; Mrs: and Miss Arden, for the Parade, Bath ; Major Baldwin,
for Bath; Mr: 11. Nassau, fur Si. Osyth's Priory, Colchester; Ges,
Ord, for Chichester; Sir Charles Saxton, Bart. for Clifton, near
Bristol; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Cithon, Irons the St. Georges
Hotel, for Brighton.
. _A IRRIVALS AT CHELTENHAM.

Lord A. Chichester' and Lord F. Chichester, Le Baron & Mao
wee. Sir Edward and Lady Henkel, Colonel Riche, Lieut—Coliesd
Macdougall, Major Core, Major W. Mills, lieu. J. Mainwaius
Rev. J. Bradary, Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Johnson. Capt. Beaty. not„
Blake, Capt. Van. Capt. Sandwith, Capt. Spenser Vaasa, Cdfa.
and Mrs. Stevenson, Capt. and Mrs. Watson, ke.

THE ARMY.

Detachments wired is taws yesterday,

from Scotland, on room to the Nano/int stances: the 35414;
Jersey ; the 41st for Dover; the 2d Battalion of the 60th for
Portsmouth; the id Battalion of the Rae Brigade for Plysautsdi;
sod the Ist Battalion of the 60th fur Plymouth.
A Detachment of the 24th Foot arrived is town yesterday front
Norwich, on route to Athlone.
A Detachment of the 40th Foot arrived in town yesterday from
Norwich, on route to Chatham.
A Detachment of the 96th Regiment of Infantry arrived is
town yesterday, from Norwich, on route to Plymouth.

GENERAL COURT MARTIAL
1 Horse Guards, November 12,1827.
At a General Court Martial, held at Chatham, uts the I;ti of
September, 11127, and continued by Adjoarnments to the 1511.1
die same naeotb, Lieutenant John &neaten Brooke, of the ;$1
Regiment, was arraigned upon the undermentioned charges, air.
Ist. For beim', on or about the 27th day of June, 1827, in tie
public streets of Chatham, out of uniform, and dressed ka las
clothes.

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W. Fur being, on or about the 27th day of June, ISE, in le
public streets of Chatham, in a disgraceful state of intesicati.o.
sd. For assaulting and striking Correa! John Graham, vi'!he
654 Regiment of Foot, on or about the night of die said 27th at
June, 1827, near the Garrison of Chatham, he the said Cutporal
John Graham being then Corporal of the Piquet Gaud, and is
the due execution uf his duty.
Upon which charges the Court came to the following decides*
" The Court having most maturely deliberated upon, weighed,
sod considered the whole of the evidence and mattes adduced m
support of the prosecution, together with the statement offered by
the prisoner in his defence, is of opinion, that he, Lieutenant Jo: a
Bengston Brooke, of the 45th Regiment, is Cuilty in pan 01 the
first and *mood charges exhibited against him, inasmuch aft
pears to the Court, that be was in the town of Chatham, duo
la plain clothes, on the 27th of JUne last, and likewise that hews
MK sober; but the Court do not find that be was in the sures
during the day ; on the contrary, it was during the night ; 1/41( 114
it been proved that he was in a state of intoxication so disgracefil,
as the terms used in the second charge actually imply. •
" The Court do, therefore, acquit him of melt pans of the two
first charges as would have led to a belief, had he been foetid
guilty of these said charges Is tote, that be (the prisoner) had ac-
tually been, during the day-time, in a disgraceful state of intoxica-
tion ; though it is clearly proved to the Court that ;is was dieuel,
at the dine alluded to in plain clothes, contrary to the standiug
orders of the Army, and that he was not by any means sober attire
period when the circumstances occurred which form the grounds
of the third charge, npcn which the Court do find him, Lleutemst
John Sansaton Brooke, of the 45th Regiment, Geilty, viz.
" Assaulting and lurking Corporal John Graham, of the Shi
Regiment of Foot, on or about the night of the said 27th of June,
1827, near the garrison of Chatham, he the said Corporal John
Graham :icing then the Corporal of the Piquet Guard, nut is due
execution of his duty ; and the Court do therefore adjudge
Lieutenant John Smeaton Brooke, to be dismissed bow kis
Majesty's service.
" Having awarded the above sentence, the Court cm hardly
venture to recommend Lieutenant Brooke to mercy; yet, from his
rddent feelings of deep contrition, from his youth; and from the
reference he made to a race of his family, several meethen
rat
which have served with. honour, and some of whom have falint
gloriously in the service of their country, together with other ciw
cumstances in the.conduct and evidence of Corporal Graham, oldie
6.:d Regiment, as connected with the third charge, have IA the
Court humbly to submit his (the prisoner's) case to the toovhble
consideration of his Moat Gracious Majesty."
His Majesty has been pleased to approve and confirm the Ftodirg
and Sentence of the Court.
His Grace the Commander-In Chief directs, that the foregoier
Charges against Lieutenant John Snaeatoei Brooke, together mita
the finding and sentence of the Court, and his Majesty's eutifirnia-
tion thereof, shall be entered in the General Order Book, asd teat
at the head of every Regiment In his Majesty's service.
By command of his Grace the Coneasanderin. Chief.
HENRY TORRENS, Adjutant-General.
Commission in the Isle of Wight Militia, signed by the &mentor.
Captain General, and Vice Admiral of the Isle of %VOA.
Percy Scott, Gent. to be Lieutenant, vice John Wavell, deceased.
Commissions in the Staffordshire Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry
signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the County of Staford.
The Hots. William Begot to be Captain, vice W. Dago,, relived:
Michael Turner, Gent. to be Cornet, vice ilubinsoo, ptuntuted.

LADY COCHRANE.
The following letter, purporting to be from Lady
CoctiitANt, appears in a Morning Paper
" PARA, NOVINVIZ 19.
Spa-ID a letter imerreted in one of your late numbers a corn.
avoiestioo from Smyrna Is quoted, stating that the Greek piratical
nth are furnished with papers by my husband. This a.aertl'.n, I
ansre yau, Sir, Is quite unfounded. Lord Cochrane is incapable of
otrnaodng acts, or of putting his name to instruments, which
`;ol,j limp infamy upon their framers and contrivers; his whole
44,,s 411 re be has been amongst the Greeks, have been directed to
rte ortolan= of their marine, and to the repression of that
mending spirit which he found prevailing amongst them ; and
Itcrestrast justice cannot blame him for the unauthorised acts of
ioac wretched pirates. Can ft one moment be credited that Lord
colume, who has given up so much—who serves these unhappy
Gr,ets without pay, and almost without thaaks—who departed,
koiss his wife and his children as a legacy to the friends of the
~e,rhould thus espese himself, not only to the odium, but to the
,„„,x, of the world? The time will perhaps come when other
roe, ate waggling for the aseendaney in the Levant, that our
1,01108.nd our Government will be brought to think far other-
ik man such calumnies would lead them to do of a taaan, who,
o,:auer reasons he may be supposed to have for entertaining other
',has always considered British interests paramount to every
Such was his unvarying line of conduct when in South
It is very painful to me to be thus publicly compelled to
erroneous statements ; but it being a duty I owe to my
id myself, I must not shrink from it ; and I have only to
i I are not more able to do justice to the subject in goes-
am, Sir, your most obedient servant.
" CATHERINE COCHRAN! MARANHAH."

MPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

HUNTING.
gb Majesty's Stag Hounds meet on Monday, at Maidenhead-
sil; sad on Friday. at Crooked Billet, Irer Heath.
The Hambledon Hounds on Monday, at Waterloo lon ; Wed-
-at Waltham Pond • Friday, at Sydney Lodge and Moo-
K.Ot Lohuton &wit.
-.East Soma Fox Hounds on Monday, at Shortgate.
gt. Mures Fox Hounds on Tuesday, at Riddkswurtb.

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