Star.
London, England, 1810-10-04 00:00:00

....Ander th
of theiFerceshasapproe.... _
~ opinion,. and sentence •of thiidiet 'Mar-
, intublishingttlie .sanies•bb feels it tole•his
eettsurethatinboibming •aspielity with4hith
Atelthaiges are worded, end also• to rechark, pare-,
kretice'to.Beet. -118 cif ; his Majeity's Reigubitions for
.tite Itifantryythat en the oecasions! specified in (the
;elrarge,. viz. one the-id-and 14th of,htst June Abel
&ties of :the itij'utatit and leijeantarlajor in thb ;
-appear by the evidence on both sides to have beenulgs-
understood and Mbilipplied. When a 'battalion in
ctilitmn is to change its.position, or to beformed, it is
• theibusiness of the Adjutant and. ot•his.assistasts, •to
••In.arlothe requisite. poirits-; but it is. fOrthe'Coustnan-
ding. Officer in• person, to• see• that these points tre fro-
Oetly•used, and to correct any error or inaedurncy,;.—
Attrhen necessary, the.CommsuldhsgOfficer• nray-avail
-himself of the assistance of another Field Officer,.or
of a Platoon -Officer, whose! post Iwilattalion or situa-
tion in thecuti*sn,"nray enable him-when- callednoosl,
to give the assiOnce required; but thereappears .to
bs nothing to warrant -the einployinent of • the Adju-
, taut or Serjeatit-tvlajcv.:/n calling the Officers com-
manding divisions to Mgt• their ground, as stated in
the evidence, or to justify the ',former-in 'having ad-
I-dressed his conversation and remarks to-an.otlicer in

the ranks, an' irregularity of which the.prttsetutoraa.
cures himself in his own evidence.

This' order to be read at the head ofevery regime&
and corps in North Britain.
By order of 'Lielit.l.Gen. Visc. Cathcart,
G. T. TvoialteAssistant Adj.-General.
HOtsiGuirdol-SepteMber 28.

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. . . •
• Aci better honk Martial held at Coventry, on .
the 2Sth May, 1810, and'continned by adjournments
to the 2d of Joie-following; at td'te-asittabitd on the
sth July and subsequent cl.ms,'ll etituntand °this
, .
Mleity, A ajt_i_thnt Williatn itehe I ?rico, of the 4th
regiment of Wartvickshitei,r nenl Militia, was Urraign-
ad upon the undermentioned charges, viz.
•
l st. " That the said. William Mitchell Price;beirg Atljntant
of the 4th Regftnent of Local Militia of the County of Warwick;
arid beintemployed or ordered by the 'Right Honourable Lord
Grepdo-Ruthyn, -Lieutenant Colonel Commandant of the said
regiment, to provide the articles, or nrcesuries .directed to be
vrovided, out of the monies allowed to the reasons enrolled to
serge In the said Regiment of 'Load Militia ; and the said Wil-
liatnitlitchellPtite,being entristed with the monies to provide
such necessaries, charged the Non-commissioned Offiders, drum-
men, and: private men, serving in the said Regiment of Local
Militia, while of, permanent duty in the city of Coventry, from
the .25th day of September to the 294 day of October last, both
days indurve more money•thin the •artieles, oneecesssries so
•prdviiled by:hisnithe said William Mitchell Price, weak cost,
thereby defrauding the Non-costunissioned Metes, drummers,
1
and private men, and putting a considerable sum of money into
his own pocket, coritrary to bis -duty as an Officer and a Gentle-
man, and to the:trett injury of bis Majesty's servke.

2d. " That the said.. William Mitchell Prke, being so em-
played or ordered, as aforesaid, end entrusted with the Munk"
to provide necessaries for the said Non-CoMmissioned Officers,
drummers, and private men, of the said Fourth Regiment of,
local Militia, of the County of Warwick, by the Riglt Honour-
ali-e Lord Crey-de-Ruthyn, the Lieutenant Colonel Comman-
dant of the said Regiment; iihile (impermanent duty it Coven-.
try, from the said 25th day of September to the 23d day of Octo-
ber last, both days inclusive, did provide certain articles not
coming in thetiesetiption of necessaries, and altogether unneces-
sary, which he caused to be delivermi to the said Nee.commis-
Aioned Officers, Drummers, and Private Men of the said Regi-
ment, as necessaries, and compelled them to take the same, with.
out having the authority of the Cointnateliog Oilicet of the said
Regintem for so &lag ; and he, the said Wm. Mitchell Price,
chatted the -said Non-conunlesloned Officers, drummers, and
private men, of the said Regiment, morn money than the actual
cost of the odd unnecessary articles, thereby mhapplyieg the said
Monies serentrnated to him, contraty' to his duty as an 0/ficer and
a Gentleman, and to the great injury of Ms -Majesty's services.

Upon the charges the Coart came to the following
decision f...... 1 The Court having, in obedience to his
Majesty's commands, revisectits bite proceedings,' and
examined further evidence to snch parts of the charges
as under 'the circumstances upr.eared not to have been
enquired into, and also • heard what Adjutant Price
had to offer it his defence, was after mature delibera-
tion, of opinion, that the first charge had not been
proved, and therefore the Court fully acquitted•the
Prisoner.
Withrespect ,to the second 'charge, no fresh evi-
dence having been adduced, to prove-that Adjutant
Price compelled the non-commissioned officars,,drum.
Mors and privates. to take a unneceststry -articles,
these ny
titirt remained olopinion as before, that he was
Not Guilty, and therefore acquitted him also of that
dearge.—The Court could not suffer its proceedings
tocloae without annexing a list of the net:est:tries pro-
duced in Court, as fornsthed to the 4th Regiment of
*Warwick-Local Militia, with the prices paieffor them
las far as evidence Was given) and the Court feel it
necessary to state that the whole ,of the articles lip.
I "feared. of good quality, and• that no charge was made
'by Adjutant William Price for carriage, or other at.
tindant expetwer.
His Majesty has been pleased, under all the sir-
' cumstances of the case, to acquiesce in the finding id
the Court, and of the consequent acquittal of the pit
letter. .
The irregularity which appears •to have been
*bitted by Lord Grey de Rethyn, Limit...CO=ld
Commandant of the 4th Warwick Local Militiai in
directing the whole allowance for the Regiment
one guinea per mint to be paid into theism& of en
Adjutant, Captaia Price, is a practice highlry Mori.
mental in principle to his Majesty'w gamin* site eel,
culateitte give rise to that dissatisketion which ap.
pears IMO the proceedings of the Court 'Martial to
him, prevailed in the tarps, and in directing that this
irregtihirity should be pointed out to Lord Grey-cle-
Ruthyn, his Majesty has been pleased to tomniend
that tis. Lordship should be eitjoiani to adhere in
ifuture to the express direationssof the 418th Geo. ITT.
cap. 11, sec. $l, which provides, for .the piepnena of
this guinea to thtettptain of IhreasPEDT.
The Comittandevia.Chief directs-thne the Chalet
preferred' against AdjtituntWilliamMittheil blab
together wa: the decision of the. Court Mertial. and
his 'Majtistre (pleasure .theront• 'MU be mad• at the
head .of lnierr.. . and entered• in the ingimentia
orderly books. ; • eoninsendof the Right Kan. the
Commander in. co- ef. • (Signed)
11
• • ' MARRY enviers AdjelmouGetteral.

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vaiemblage of 'most'
•the-Marchioness ottx-
wm.r.ts and family. A short time-afiertheir
Noble 'Marquis i(ConswBi.t.ss) gave •orders for *
which proved a remarkably fine one, to be
' odt for the clay % •diversion. -Att milli* he
_AredEgitatt-spors, atress.,the -bogs, totvarlis
(be -Racer ound,-kbeping-so ihe left of 'the Toren,
through. tbeitiolgiutes :towards • the-New Lodge •and
eillashoarn, sanding -with great swiftness towards
Modkor' where the took into •the Thames, vete the
and ifterwards got.upon one of the heights
Wrest himself 1,, this -afforded an opportunity to the
iaimbitants•df Windsor and *Eton, who assembled in
groat numbers.to view the sport, which was rendered
rcomplete,-bly members .of,the.sporesmes -being obliged
to go through 'Windsor and Eton; several of 'them
wit Into a boat, and started .the deer from his resting
place, whenle amok -the Windsor Side.cif the Thames,
andthechace wits .immediately.renewed, the deer .pur-
suing his,courie vith veatswiftness.back towards-the
Forest, and was taken near Virginia Water, after a
run of nekr.three hours.—The second hunt tookplace
on Saturday.

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