Star.
London, England, 1810-10-05 00:00:00

sitting
a eceimetst

Dragoon
for
the

Royal
Court-Martial

El!man,
question
him,
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which ,
witness

Whatley
Colonel
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General,

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it,t- . r ri• V' ltia art : . ' mart was more wi gto rsfli ti Ing iervicei ill tho
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I -' liglitof tile • • 'p to diellidiltme 614 ank, I *ea hiniself-;--he merely had desired an ex-
to limed on the %dap.' 1 thaogoi dad a *as refused hith in the Act itti erl•
' tollintalse lalkill Militia, there was k dame that
.' ,411.,1a5t quent4 OE C• • 1 /VA roc-
kets.* peed agaimit ~, , , • • • lakes* anode it lawful for men to exchange; and although
; 4MB *as &hie away with by a former Act, theinn-
beets sent.to the &rink in ' • item . • 1 •
The Teittimei. his landed et • * .iiiii4 -I • , cieli of accommodation still existed. 8eN•41... it
might be questioned,, whether if, after an of has
p_risoneta, taken train •Manhals
troops (siekand Woanded), mid 26 French CAW% tendered his rssiation, he is still to be considered
VLcTop, kilipi tend ias amenable to Martial Law. This was, h •ayser.
Vuecarri . • ists, Ito be decided by Tie Court. lie could not deny the .. , .
The Norditiinberlsmd Militia has mascht4- flint • truth of the evuteisee of Lieutenant Gear, but he slid
Norman Cross Barracks for Colchester. . • • • I not conceive that the advertieensent of the Lord Lieu-
The following regiments, amounting tO9500•4110- , tenant in the C.dtiary papsei, rectiking the privates;
tive men, we un3erstlisd, have arrived at Lisbon Vibe I serjeants, and coSperaltriti attend at theft' respective
50th, 71stsaand 92d, from England ;• the Dube; elf ; places,_ aected hint ai'i Coirittilstioned Officer. He
BRUNSWICK °EL'S codes from Ireland; the efsfs, oat leave to return his thanks for the kind indirt-
a company of the 95th (rifle) from Cadiz • ant the fence of the Court—he conceived ft a Court of Ho-
7th, from Halifax, *here the Bth was ende;ordemto sour. He stood then as a man of honour—and' •1
embark for the ssimedestinationerhen the 7th saikdi I prayed the indulgence of the eonrt, that they would
GretleTalS CUPPAGE and *Leon, of the Artilkil, endeavour to do some justice to his personal feelings.
have set off from Woolwich for Portsmouth. ' The prisoner, during his defence, read some part of
The reported departure of the detachment, sth
the co rrespondeece which had passed between Mm
asu
C.
Colonel Graham ; and
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Dragoon Guards, from Weely, where they have been
If Burrell . tea himself, appmvlng of his coaclict
for twenty months,'
has excited much Eoncern *angst
the, inhabitants, where they are gre.at favoitritea.— On former occasions as an officer.
Several witnesses were called ; Grit. .
The two privates of the second .battalio,..pf the Colonel Thomas, who deposed. that an applicitron
Royal German Legion, who were lately tried, by a had been made to im, by the prismier'ifather. .01;
Court-Martial for having deserted in July assae,with
subject,
a view of going over to. the enemy, have .hund the t. of Captain Ellman's removal to the Pe.
vensey battalion ; that he afterwards comma is it it
guilty of the charge, and sentenced to trarissidrtation the application to the Earl of Chichester and COlonel
for life. . Graham.
COURT-MARTIAL AT BRIGHTON, OCTOBIR 4.. Lord Chichester was then called, who einfirmed
SECOND DAT. . what Colonel Thomas had advanced ; brit observed,
The Court re-assembled at eleven o'clock. Mr. that he had said, Captain Elliman had first to get his
Ellman, the father of the prisoner, was sworn. To a resignation accepted, and then, and not till then, could
question from Colonel Graham, as to his bating told he obtain the removal he desired.
him, that if his son did not attend to his military du- Mr. Ellrhan, senior, and Sir David Wedderburne.
ties he must report him to the General, a measure were severally called to give evidence in behaW of the
which might be avoided by a contrary procedure, the Prisoner; but the Court did not approve of the Ties.
witness said, that Colonel Graham had certainly so dons intended to be pot to them, and they were dis-
expressed himself to him, and farther, that he, Colo- missed with Out being heard.
net Graham, had already communicated the eireum- . Lieutenant-Colonel Cripps, and Major Ingram,
stance to an Officer at Brighton, Lieutenant-Coloael both spoke to theezemplary conduct of the Prisoner,
Whatley, of the South Gloucester Militia, who, while under their command last year; when the
Colonel Graham had given him, Mr. Ellman, to un- defence Was closed, and the Court adjourned till to-
derstand, officiated.for the 'General of the district, the morrow.
General, at that time, being absent ; and who had As soon al the Court Martial was over, the ;ere-
said, that he should communicate the affair to the many of the preientation and consecration of the
General as soon as he returned. It also appeared, colours of the centre battalion of the Sussex Local
that Colonel Graham had proposed to him, to refer Militialook plaCe on the Level, to a crowded rem-
the business in respect to his son to the Earl of*Chi- blage of spectators. This battalion vidlbst,reersyred
chester,which proposal he h:alrejected,in consequence by General Houston to-marroir. _':•l*"
entsviiniiiavias
of his Lordship having previondy expressed an 0pi-
........:-..assaii.a.,o-voilr .. :'.• .- •
nion, that his son would be wrong if he did not join • -
his regiment.' The witness also declared, that after Lieutenant Um" On Sitturiat fOnstilittld ati en-
the variety of remarks which hisaen's• conduct had gagernera, for a considerable wager, to walk $0 miles
given rise to; he felt - that it would be more vindiea. a slay' for 14 days successively : the gmehll Chosen
tory of Ms honour, to submit the whole Ds the jaws- was from College Green, Bristol, to tat P4th mile-
tigation of a•Coorifidartial, as preferable to any refer. stone on the Gloucester road, and back: b • . •
once whatever.° '• . 7.* * ." - ''' " " The following particulais haste lbeilfi rradattd
Lieutenant Gear, of the Centre SusereLocal Mi. with respect to Limey BONAPARiIt; which have the
litia, deposed, that on the 17th of September lait he appearance of authenticity :—Natediltnx Is laid to
saw the prisoner at Lewes, and asked him if he was have first conceived an ill will to his brother in eon-
going to join his regiment. The prisoner replied, that sequence of the latter's marriage with his present
he understood Colonel Graham was going to send a 'wife, a Madame Javnearox, the widow of an Ex.
file of men for him—that he should then join, and nO. change-broker. The marriage took place just before
till then. . ' NAPOLEON usurped the throne of France :as soon as
S. Gwynn, Eiq. being tailed, the questions of the ... tyrant hear of it, he said to LOcrea, in a violent
prosecutor being presented to the Deputy.Judge-Ad. loge, " Comment vous savez ce qui paste maintenaut,
vocate, Major Reynolds, the Court was cleared in et sons alien epouser un Catin !" " Eh Bien," re-
order to decide on the propriety of putting them to plied LUCIZE, 44 elle est au moins jeune et joke." This
the witness. They were over-ruled, and Mr. ciwymilt sneer, which was directed against JOSEPHINe, who was
was not examined. ' then in high favour, so enraged NAPOLEON, that be
The Prisoner then entered on his defence. He never saw Lynam afterwards. The Emperor, bow-
stated, that he had been ballotted for the Eastern ever, has repeatedly, since Lummes residence at
Division, and had paid the fine of 110 for his =ma- Rome, pressed him to be divorced from his wife, in
Lion. Ifis father, however, being desirous that his order that he might contract a marriage more saki-
son should set a loyal example to the lower orders ma to dse Imperial blood of the BONAPARTE. ; but
living near his estate, some of whom were much die. Lamm, who is very much attached to her, has
contented, wished him to serve as a private in the regi- steadily refused to comply with this request. It is
ment.e This,. however, being suggested to a friend very likely that an apprehension that the. Tyrant
of Cattails Dunk:, his advice was, that Captain Ell- would take more effectual means to remove her, may
man s ould endeavour to obtain* a commission. He have had a great influence upon Lotiaa's inn* and
did so, and being presented with it, the swanky of as biadameLucies cuuld not be without airs of the
11110'which he had paid was returned to him. He urnE kind, it is Are * ' pmt-r
had exchanged for his convenience into the Centre cised to induce i to bi
Division ; and the same motive which had induced power of his
.. . Lucian acquired . '
him to do this, in the first instance; prinapted bins to wealth while Wens Ambassador in BOO,' lis
Solicit an exchange at present. He had taken a very' generally understood, that wheti he negocrated the
large farm about three miles from Lewes, and being peace with parturit,e!:obtainedirons the Portuguese
just about to enter upon it, he found it impossible for Govenwnent a of six millions of livres, or
him to superintend the management of it while at about 4290,000 sterling.
such a distance asßrighton ;whereas, had he been per- %. •-•
OVENT.GARDEN THEATRE.......The performances
mined to exchange into the regiment then lying at last night were Jain Ball, and Peel ..d Virginia,
Lewes, that being only three miles from his home, Eosame, in Arced's,. played with an rrggyy and fed-
he should not have felt so severely the injury, which ing, and was loudly applauded. Mr. ran,
he must otherwise experience: No man could be in Draws Breirediti7, was, upon the whole, well se„
more desirous of serving his Bing and C.onstry than ceived. Jowes, Feweerr, Mrs. Gass. and Mrs. H.
: himself; but the Honourable Court would make 1....
.ruziNSTON were loudly applauded, and the piecement
some allowance for his personal feelings. After the ! off well.
insult which he had received from Colonel. Graham,.
it•—Mr. Lovamova, frost she BathTheatre
in refusing to accept his resignation, and then trans- • L
made his irsi appearance On Wednesday night, in the
mining it to the Lord Lieutenant of the County with I
charade_
of 1 d allay, which be played ym lath.
r or
a comment ; and after Colonel Graham had made his
'refusal to attend, the common topic of his conversa-
ciously, and Was extremely wellveceivith
don, he could not, as a man of honour, appear in CRESTER.—Saturday afternoon, about fear o'clock,
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the same regiment with him, and expose himself to , this city was visited by
_on. eof homiest thunder-
further insult. He had learnt to obey his father, and storms, accompanied by' lightning and rain, ever re- '
at public schools. He knew • how necessary it was I membered. The rain fell in torrents, literally de-
for a soldier to obey; but he hoped the Court woullluglng the streets, which appeared as ease sheet of
make some allowance for his transgressing a duty water,in some- places more than a foot deep, and to-
which would have sacrificed his honour. Colonel.' tally impassable for foot passengers for more than two •
Graham had endeavoured to exculpate himself from'` hours. . •
the charge of any vindictive motive, but he must' The herring fishery on the coast of Cumberland
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have been so actuated. The Earl of Chichester had' Was very productive last week, most of the boats
a company vacant for him (Captain E.) in his batta- . having caught (man 15 to 18 meite each. They sold
lion. Colonel Thomas had expressed to him the pos-I as low'as Mal 114. 6d. to ss. per hundred.
sibility of effecting an exchange. The most honour-1 Gomellttiitiiii, MARK-Ltxr....To-day there are
able and the most gentlemanly means were taken to . considerable quantities of Wheat on, hand, and salei
obtain this end, and Colonel Graham resisted every thereof are extremely heavy, hardly at last prices.—
application. He had not only done this, bat when Barley and Malt support last quotation. Peas and'
Ibe (Captain Ellman) had made a direct application Deans of both kinds continue to fluctuate but little.
to the Lord Lieutenant, his resignation was trills- The supplies of Oats ate but inconsiderable, and this
mined by Colonel Graham to him With a emorant.-0 trade is quoted nearly at the last advance. Flour at
Could he eonsertt to serve under a man who had east - hem prices,
an odium on his character I He had refused to , , .somas eSslitveT As V
him. He Would notaleny thathe was culpable; but moist, 761. ass.'... its.
the Coon would, he trusted; allow something for pis Sweatt*. loos. Ip_is. lick M. tres.od.
feelings. He had not wished to resign from any. Ras. curia 4111 L sm. Oats. Ma. Is.. am.
Poland aeweb Ha.sillla.
mean motive—he had tendered bit resigwatiad aa.,E;Lsos. , IPatatoe Map, ila.
N: of the centre division, because-thiaSed af. polars) as.. Si., air. sew !mass.
, • ter declined presenting Mtn with a 0 '
,fta.". Qiisnalige,sos. Ala '.,.
r his resiseation had been accepted brterd_ 7 • Pik I,lorilft le ii,. Lewis. gisilb Ilibb ' •
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