Star.
London, England, 1829-09-22 00:00:00

LIATIMICK, Simi.. ito.

An ample and complete report of the proceeding+ of the Court
Mania on Lieut.-Col. Bayly, late of the 98th Itef,iment, i. given
in the Limerick Omni !e, received this day. It concludes Ow:—

When the Adjutant-General concluded his address, the Court
was cleared, but the President and Members remained in close de-
liberation from ten o'clock in the morning until brit-past three in
the evening, when the Court broke up. Of course their decision
won't be accurately known until after being transmitted to the
Horse Guards, though some vague rumours on the subject may be
afloat. At all events a careful perusal of the entire case may lead
a sensible reader to a shrewd guess at the expected result.
AU the Field Officers composing this Court Martial, left Lime-
rick yesterday, to occupy their several commands.
The Adjutant-General, Colonel Gardiner, left town on Thurs-
day, for Dublin, but General Dalbiac and the other members of
the Court Martial did not separate before a late hour in the dry,
having been closetted for sonic hours before arriving at a decis
on the case of Lieutenant-Colonel Bayly.
Lieutenant-Colonel Bayly left town yesterday for England.
Thursday Captain Stevenson's and Captain Keete's Companies
of the 75th from Outerard, county Galway, arrived here, and yes-
terday continued their route for Permoy.
Thursday morning Lieut. Saunders and a party of the 75th ar-
rived here from Mount Shannon, county Galway, by the passage
boat from Kit!aloe, and left for Fermoy.
The head-quarters of the Sib Regiment are for the present sta-
tioned at Westport' and not Galway.
Detachments of the Sth have replaced the 75th at Outerard,
Mtwara, 'ham, and Mountsbannon.
Capt. l'horold's company of the 92d Highlanders have moved
from Kilkenny to Carlow.
The destination of the 65th Regiment is Barbados.
The following Officers are appointed to the Staff in the West In-
dia Islands by Major-General Sir James Lyon :—Capt. Warde,
Royals, Deputy. Assistant Quattermaster-General at Barbadoes,
and Capt. Hamilton, 19th Regiment, Deputy Assistant-Adjutant.
General at Barbadoes; Fort Adjutants Lieut. Byrne, Royals, To-
bago; Ensign Lovelane. 19th, at Grenada; Lieut. Mayne, 116th, at
Dominica; Lieut. Crowe, 93d, at St. ; and Uttar Robeson,
Ist West India Regiment, St. Vincent.
The following officers are now doing duty with two companies
of the Royals at Tobago :—Captain Mullins. Lieutenants Byrne
and Dalrymple, Ensigns Hastings and Young.
The head-quarters of the 27th Regiment, now at St. Vincent, is
to be transferred to Grenada.

A match for 20 sovereigns was decided on Monday last, on the
Caber Race Course, between the Officers of the Queen's Bays,
when Mr. Lewis's horse, rode by Mr. Dyer, beat Mr. Hodges
horse, rode by Mr. Skipwith.
Sir James Lyon, from the 97th regiment, is to have the Chief
Coloaeley of the 24th regiment, vice Sir David Baird. deceased.
Major General the Hun. Sir R. W. O'Callaghan, K.C.B. will
succeed to the Colouelcy of the 97th, vice Major-General Sir
James Lyon, appointed to the 24th. Wednesday another division
of the 75th regiment, under Capt. Salmon, arrived in Limerick, and
yesterday left for Fermoy. The 75th take up the cantonments of
the 65th in the counties of Cork and Tipperary. Cavalry officers'
barracks, and a dwelling for the barrack master, are now erecting
in the town of Gort.