Star.
London, England, 1810-07-23 00:00:00

THE ARMY:

Saturday, about SOV men and horses sailed from
Falmouth, with a fine breeze at North. to reinforce
our army in Portugal. They were embarked on board
rh- following transports, viz.—Good Intent PG, Cap-
tain WILBON ; Penn, VK. MIDDLETON ; Isabella EX,
Scorn Sabi s JX, ROBSON' ; Trafalgar NE, HARM-
soN ; Hebe CI, BURN; Robert SG.
Yesterday afternoon, the Ross and Renfrew Regi-
mens of Militia embarked on board Leith and Ber-
wica smacks for the former place, from the Tower,
anu are eeplaced by the 3d Regiment of Foot Guards.
T. is morning 300 men, drafted from the 2d and
3.L1 Regiments of Foot Guards, marched from London
f(a. Portsmosith, where they are to be embarked for
lartugal.
Tuesday, the Mount's Bay Yeomanry Cavalry,
wider the command of Captain Joule HoseneG, finish-
ed their permanent duty of 14 days.
The Duke of NORTHUMBERLAND, on his way to
the North, visited Yarley Barracks, where the
Northuinberland Militia were ready to receive him
under arms. After he had reviewed them, hi. Grace
presented the Commanding Officer with £l5O, for
the regiment to regale themselves.
Tee Review of Lord Fizentetein's brigade of Life
Guards by the Prince of WALES is deferred till Monday
the 30th at ten o'clock. This corps, which is supposed
to he the finest men and horses, and best disciplined
in the service, is to be manceuvred by Lieut. General
BtRTON. The temper, forbearance, and determina-
tion shewn by them is the late riots, has endeared
them to all well-thinking reoplf3. Lord HE ATHFIELD
gives a dinner to the PRINCE, Royal Family, and
field Officers, who also dine with the PRINCE some
day in the week.
The different Volunteer Regiments, West of Tern-
ple-Bar, are to be lerigadeci on Thursday next, and,
accompanied by Cavalry and Artillery, will march
to Hampstead, for the purpose of having a sham fight.
From the number of regiments that will be present.
it is expected they will muster about four thousand
men. They are to assemble at their respective pa-
rades, at nine in the morning, and the action will pro-
bably commence at twelve o'clock.
We have been favoured with the perusal of the
whole of the proceedings of the undermentioned Ge-
neral Courts Martial, which have been held on some
of the Officers belonging to the Company's service in
India, from a Gentleman, arrived in town, from Boni.
bay ; from which we have made the following ab-
stracts
Major VAUGHAN, belonging to the first battalion
of the 12th Native Infantry, has been tried by a Ge-
neral Conrt Martial, in the month of July, 1809, at
Secunderabad, charged with having been insulted and,
threatened with infamous chastisement from Major
Lynn ; and he, Major Vaughan, not taking any means
to clear his character for such conduct, either as an
Offior or a Gentleman—upon which charge the Court
acqeloed him.
Major SMITH, belonging to the I t battalion of the
14th regiment of Native Infantry, has been tried by a
General Court Martial, at Bombay, in June, 1809,
end most honourably acquitted, charged with unoffi-
ter-like conduct towards Lieutenant Hastings Fraser,
Of the 86th regiment.
Captain R. STANLEYi of the Ist battalion of the
25th Native Infantry, has been tried by a General
Court Martial, in June 1809, at Bellary, by order of
General PATEN, commanding the Ceded District,
charged with making a false report of the company
commanded by him, as well as of the battalion cal
which he belonged, upon which charge the Court
found Captain R. Stanley, Guilty, and sentenced him
to be cashiered.
Lieutenant and Adjutant MOLESWORTH, of the Ist
battalion of the 18th Native Infantry, has been tried
by a General Court Martial, at Wallajadad, in Octo-
ber last, for disrespectful conduct in entering by force
the quarters of Captain Boardman, for which he has
been acquitted.
Lieutenant A. Cif AMBER% of the Ist battalion of the
12th Native Infantry, has been tried by a General
Court Martial, at Fort George, in the month of Oc-
tober last, charged with having severely beat a camp
follower, upon which charge he, Lieut. Chambers,
was most honourably acquitted.
Lieutenants MAC CORMAC and ROWLEY, of the 2d
izattalion of the 9th regiment of Native Infantry, have
been tried by General Courts Martial, at Quilon, in
September last, for infamous conduct towards Major
Campbell, belonging to the said battalion, for which
Lieutenant Mac Cormac is cashiered, and Lieute-
nant Rowley suspended from rank and pay fur twelve
months.
Lieutenant POYNAUD, of the Ist battalion of the
Ilth regiment of Native Infantry, has been tried by
a General Court Martial, charged in June, 1809, at
Musilipatam, with going to the residence of the Lieu-
tenant-Colonel of the Ist battalion of the 11th Native
Infantry, and there conducting himself in an unofficer
and ungentleman-like manner, for which he was sus-
pended from rank and pay for three months.
Lieutenant Wiwite, of the 2d battalion of the 18th
regiment of Native Infantry, has been tried by a Ge-
neral Court Martial, May, 1809, at Bomba. , for ad-
dressing a letter in a most disrespectful manner to the
Adjutant of the said battalion, upon which charge the
Court sentenced him to be suspended from rank and
Illy for six months.