Star.
London, England, 1828-12-11 00:00:00

BRIGHTON. Dcc. 9.

neess A VGUbTA merely took a abort carriage
erday ; but to-day het Royal Highness, after
Rain joined the promenading Nobility ou the
ks.

Mrs. Peden, Captain George Pechell, R.N. (from
s), Mr. W. F. V. Grahams, and Mr. Mrs. and the
3ustone, left their names at the Palace this morning.

tSHIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVALS.
of Listewell at Kingston House; the Dowager Lady
3' residence in the Regent's Park ; Earl Stanhope in
Lord Althorp at the Albany, from his seat, Wisetun
Sire; Lord Lynedock at Lord Deere's seat, the Hoo,
Mr. Cokes seat in Norfolk ; Dowager Lady Neave
in Albemarle-street, from her seat at Richmond ;
iss Howe in Park-street, from Cheltenham ; Mr. Hart
in Piccadilq ; Mr. and Mrs. Hardwicke in York-
Brussels ; Major Woodley in the Regent-street, from
Mrs. and Miss Tooke in South Audicy-street, from
Major and Mrs. Wilmot in Green-street. Park-lane,
ate ; Colonel Anson, M. P. at Lord Brudeneirs. Mel-
front his brother's (Lord Anson) seat in Leicester-
and Mrs. Palmer in Grosvenor-street, from Brighton;
racon Clarke at Kirkham's Hotel, Lower Brook.
Winchester; R. Stewart, Esq. at ditto, from Elerks ;
sq. at ditto, from a tour; V. BIKOW. Esq. and fa•
13rrners Hotel, Berners-street, from their seat,*
Surrey; the Rev. T. B. Chinn at ditto, from Cam-
'ton Glyn, Esq. and Mrs. Clayton Glyn, at Marshal
Hotel, Cavendish•square, from Oladwin, near Mar-
in Wm. Donaldson, Mrs. Donaldson, and family, at
Littleton, Dorset ; Sir Jacob Astley, Bart. at ditto ;
Ford, Bart. at ditto ; nontague Cholmley, Esq. M.P.
Inky Sawbrldge. Esq. at ditto.
DEPARTURES.
of Besborough, for W. S. Poynts, Esq. M.P.'s seat.
irk, Petworth, Susses; Mr. and Mrs Sheldon, from ,
t, for Dover ; Mr. and Mrs. Adderley. and family,
s's Hotel, Berkeley-square, for their seat in Warwick-
Esq. from ditto, for Brighton; Mrs. and the
, from Kirkham's Hotel, for Richmond ; Wm. Price,
tin, for Bath; Wm. Murray, Eaq. from Ellis's Hotel,
ereet, for Brighton; Miss Fitzberbert„ from Marshal
Hotel, for Brighton; C. W. Topper, Esq. from ditto.

THE ARMY.

ment belonging to the l3th Regiment of Light DTl-
ked this morning from London, for the cavalry depot at

COURT 31ARTIAT. AT CHESTER.

►ROM 1111 CHESTER COURANT. gszcsiteak 9.

id of the Court, and the approval of the sentence by
r, in the cue of 11r. Sherlock, Paymaster of the 87th
ow stationed here, has been transmitted from the War
t charges are as follow—

'bleating himself from his quarters on or about the
he 28th Jay of April, 1828, with the intention to ab
tying un his permit, 5931. or thereabouts, in gold and
and which be acknowledges_ut be public money.
aving embezzled or frauJurifitly misapplied the sum
81d. or thereabouts, of money which came into his
!capacity of Paymaster of the 87th Regiment of Foot,
ing due to the public on his pay list of the 24th day of

laving neglected to remit to the Agents of the Regi-
s. Greenwood, Cox. and Co. the sum of 391. 9s. led.
its, so far as can at present ascertained, due to the
ind to the estates of deceased nsen of the Regiment on
ratuity for the Burmese war, and having embezzled
ay misapplied the saint. •
having embezzled or fraudulently misapplied the sum
ur thereabouts, being the produce of 331. Bs. ffici. re-
nt in India, in January. 1820. on account of hospital
bed when the Regiment was stationed at the Cape of

having embezzled or fraudulently misapplied the sum
11 or thereabout., due to General Sir John Doyle,
. and B C. Colonel of the Regiment, being the pre-
drawn in India, fur compensation for regimental
:the prisuner}having been frequently required to pay
to Messrs. Greenwood, Coz, and Co.
having fraudulently. after be bad received instructiops
t. Moor, No. I, Old Bond-street, London, 2601. ster
stopped from the Compaq's abstracts for regimental
given to the said Mr. Moor a bill at 60 days' sight,
td flay of April. 1123, and made payablosat Illesafs-1
Cox, and Co.'s, Craig's-court, London, being about
ions to the attempt to abscond, be not baying made
to meet the same.

Saving fraudulently. embezzled or misapplied the fol-
entrusted to his charge in India-1001. by Serjeant
Quarter•Master-Setjeant of the Regiment), and 301
the orphans of the late Serjeant. Major Timmons.
'awing embezzled or fraudulently misapplied the fel.
i belonging to the regimental funds, which were en-
a charge, as Paymaster of the Regiment—
the Mess Fund . . £2ll 7 01
. Band ditto . 138 IS 21
School ditto 24 1 I jr.
Charftable ditto . . 85 12 0

a total of

2471 1$ 41

baying embezzled or fraudulently misapplied the sum
It thereabouts, due to the Quarter Master Carr, of the
ot, being a sum stopped from the Company's abstracts
•1 uece►saries.

TMX saereecx.
t having duly considered the evidence given in support
ts against the prisoner, Paymaster John Sherlock, of
s 87th (Royal Irish Fusileet) Regiment of Foot. as
he has offered In his defence, ls of opinion that he Is
first charge.
to the second charge, that he is 'nifty to the extent of
sated or fraudulently n►iaapplied the sum of 7018.81.1
ta, due to the public; and that the remaining sum of
. comprised in the sum alleged in the said charge. was
him to his capacity as Paymaster of the 87th (Royal
.r) Regiment of Foot, through the means of a bill
tie eatimates, which bill has not been paid by the agents
sent, and they Sod it to be a private transaction, and
he public.
rd to the thud charge, that be is guilty to the extent
ilected to remit to the agents the sum of 25g. S. 10id.
its, doe to the estates of deceased men of the 87th
Fusiker) Regiment of Font, on Account of gratuity
nese war, and having en►bexakd or fraudulently pais-
ame.

to the fourth charge, that he is guilty.
to the fifth charge, that be is guilty.
to the sixth charge, that he is guilty.
to the seventh charge, that be is guilty.
to the eighth charge, that he is guilty.
to the ninth charge, that be is guilty.
he is guilty of scandalous and Infamous concise, unbe
ituation as Paymaster in the 87th (Irish Fusiker)
Re-
out, in the whole of the charges.
t does therefore adjudge, that the said Paymaster John
bis Majesty's 87th (Royal Irish Fusiker) Regiment
dismissed Irons his Majesty, service, with incapacity
Majesty in any oace, civil or military ; and that be do
he amount of the sums lb proved against him In the
gee.

ity was pleased to approve and confirm the finding and
he Court.

,quer process accompanied the transmission of tisk do-
t London, by virtue of which the prisoner (who bad
der close arrest). was Immediately seised and lodged
We understand that the primtier's kgal advisers in-
g the novel course of making an attempt to bring the
he Court of King's Beach, by a writ or *rot, on the
elates to the brat and principal charge Ctfie attempt to
at Hall. the Paymastxr's Merit, upon whose apse disk
xi, was not called to give evidence of the grounds of
s ; although he was then in Chester with the flee.
se Court, in its mixed character of a Court of Equity
Court of Law. might have required such evidence at
the proceedings, and consequently after this point was
n by the prisoner in his defenee. There are technical
t,jectiun to the finding on the other charges, the prin.
:h it, the' there was no evidence of the several amounts
due having been ever demanded. The case is, in
it, a novel and interesting nee ; and the result of
ion will lse anxiously looked for.

ee, previous to the time of Sows. no man
ed to dispose of his property by will, but the
wended to his rtlatives. Sofe)s, however,
the Gm-is to bestow th, it property on whom
ed, dee ming It iendsbip to be as MOPS a tie as
Ind egettion as necessary.