The Sun. — London, England, 1803-10-24 00:00:00

AIL ROY AL 7(11'1E1V OP PJLUNTEERS. THE ensuing Volt. , cer Review in Hyde Park will afford a most splendid and gratifying speaticle. The Qu Env and the N t NC'ESSTIVW ill he preient,• and the assem bl age o f N o bili ty . is expected to be very numerous., No carriages will be admitted into the P.irk, nor an'y persons on horseback, ex cepting General and Staff Officers and the Foreign Ministrrs., N' person to.be permitted to go within the kept ground, excepting : gentlemen in .regimen tals, and ladies accompanying them. Some parts of the Park will be open to the people. The Life ' Guards, Foot Guards, 13th light Dragoons, Sur. red Yeomanry, and Colonel ELL tot's Westminster Ca% . will keep the , ground. This day, at twelve o'clock, the Adjutant of' each iso Voluntei.r Corps attended the Quarter. Master Geneyfl to mark our the ground, • and form the -tiler tweisary arrangements. The right will be,' as aii:tit‘ 'last Review, towards the water ; and the rear nearKensingtonCardene.' The Troops will extend to the wall on the Uxbridife Road, and thence with their' backs to. the wall to the direflion of rotk.lane, and down towards Hs'de Park 'Corner. On the KING'S entering the Park, a Royal Sa. lute will be rued. HIS MAJeSTY Will immediately take a position in front, on which the whole of the Troop s will present arms. His MAJESTY will next pass the line; after which the Troops will are, and then pass His MAJESTY in slow time. 'the Borough. Corps will be reviewed with those. of tile Weht End of rite Town on Friday. ;=H LOYAL NO kTil BRITONS. ON Saturday morning.thiS Volunteer Corps was , Volunteer, Corps b y the Earl of HARRI NGTON. The Corps I net cat the 'Field, Winckworth's Buildings, City I "°"( 1 , at seven o'clock, and .his Lordship appeared, 00 the ground at half past eight, accompanied by': 13,1tt his Aid b _ de-Camp and several other Officers ; when . the alion saluted by presenting arms, : their Walked along the front and rear of the whole litre, after WhiCh he took his station, while the..Bat.': talion niarebegt round the field by Companies, .in ordinary and quick time,_ and advanced and retired in line. 'Die Ed i t of IiARRINGTON then rode up to Lord RE AY , the Lieutenant-Colonel of the Batia.. "inn, and in a short address, eXpressed his unqualifi'ed approbation of the soldier.like appearance of this Association of Scotchmen., Lord REAY had, at a general muster of the Corps, on the preceding day, invited a ll t h e 'Members of it to breakfast with him on Satin-day morning at the •London Ta. 'vent. After re turn i ng a s uitable answer to the' co mplimentary speech ,of Lord'l - LkaaI,tGPON, his Lordship invited the General and all the Officers attendin g to honour the Corps with their presence on that occasion. His Lordship polite 1Y accepted the invitation, eNpressing, at the tame time, the necessity of his retiring at an early hour 'for the, purpose of , inspeCting another Volunteer Corps. In ortief to' accommodate the General in that particular, Lord REAY left 'the Before the Battalion, and accompanied him '" (1 his attendants to. the London Tavern, •Where ele g'lnt breakfast was prepared for, them.— e jk l, t 1141 ' Past nine o'clock, the marched of field, accompanied by the hag-pipes, their In}c ie"t . Scotish music ; the novelty of which at_ traded the notice of the surrounding crowd. They , Ihr tneci in lint in Bishopsgate.street, opposite to tht! Lo n d on Tavern, where they remained till Lord :corm,/ and Suite had taken their refreshment; :Ind on his taking his departute,.they again saluted with presented arms. The whole Association then entered, in the most regular order, taking their arms With them, into the London Tavern, where various extensive tables, covered with the utmost profusion, were prepared for their entertainment. After the repast was concluded Lard REAY rose, 4 ". inti mate4i to the Corps the very high degree 'of s _ 4 _ t 'sfattinn which the' Earl Of HARRINGTON had r.clressid On the state of their military discipline. .tie mentioned, that Particularly 'to remark the 'the General had been pleased excellence of their' . marching in line, and of their wheelings, which, he . said, .were two of the most important .military JutiOns ; and that in these ve n particulars they equalled ,e_ the Goards, and others of-the best disciplined -I(oegular Regiments. He also expressed his hopes, next time h e s h ou ld h ave t h e p l easure o f b e I le 'un'g the m i n the field, their number would P r °Portion a bl y great, as they were choice Troops, ' :.41 "'"id, he was sure , i n the day o f d anger, evinc of e t hemselves tb be the worthy represe ntat i ves their countrymen at home. This flattering corn- Pittnent was received by the whole Corps with re ' Dea ted cheers ana acclamations, They were in. a Omed, that it was His MA, asTy's pleasure that Ilse Corps should be reviewed, along with the se. vend other Corps of the metropOlis, belonging the Western Distrid, in Hyde Park, on Friday •rtext, the 28th insr. at ten o'clock in the forenoori.• I t;A:P. OF CUAIBERLA SHARP SHOOTERS, 'l/4-OhI3IANDED by Capt. B ARBER, were • on S,,itur. day juspeded in the Toxopholite Groitnd, behind Cower.street. At eleven o'clock, Lord 1-li t it St 1 $G • 7( ' 11 , Lord P ETERSHAM, G en. BURR R and Colo cie"; ittrmitisot4 and LESLIE S ,arrived, when the (11 0 began its evol ut i ons , or d ers were then g iV en march and cover a supposed battalion, which they did at fifty paces; then extended about three Fat cs, . and the rear rank advanced six paces and fired, the front did the same, and Continued to do so until the bugle horn sounded to cease firing they then covered files, the bugle sounded to civic, gnd then sounded a retreat; the two Sub.divisitit immediately ran to the rear of the supposed battalion, and rormed a line. Orders were then given td March and to form chain, which was done in the following older; The 4t h Sedion remained behind as a Reserve, the test advanced fifty paces, and extended in di. '"ilions of two files each, With the intervals of ten Paces between them—Upon the signal being sound. ed by the B ug l e, the front rank man on the right illed out three paces anti fired, his' rear rank man lit ePPed up in his plaCe, anti when the front rank man I ViSkrzed, his rear rank man stepped fOrwarti, fired, 1-Ind 'returned (0 e left fite - did the'surte. A dtcr which the whole pradiscd the fourth sellion remained statimiars - t the frst, second, and third sections advanced about fifty paces in front of the Standard, when the second and third selions halted,- and the fourth. seClion ad, vanced ten paces farther ; the whole then advanced tern paces, and laid themselves bn the ground • the Bugle in a short time after sounded for them to ' fire, Which they continued t? do for a considerable time, while lying in this position :—the Bugle then sounded an alarm, and a ,retreat took place—the whole immediately ran to the rear of the supposed Battalion after which they marched into the same position in whiph they received Lord HARR 1 NG. TON, , which concluded the Review. - Capt. BARB ER then waited_ upon his TArdship t and the first inquiry his Lordship made was iloW long the Corps had been formed, the Colonel in. formed him only about two months, 'Many had only joined it between 3 and 4 weeks, and .numbers had not been able to pradise the rifle, t ßieces,,,blit a short time on account of the difficulty of procuring them; his Lordship complimented them very highly, and said he could not have believed it if he had not seen it, that they could have-attained such a degree of correelness. After the review, the Corps dined together at _the Shakspeare Tavern, Covent.garclen. Lord .HARR I NGTO N, and the Officers who attended him at the review, were invited, and remained during the greater part of the evening. About 'eleven o'clock the Bugle sounded a. retreat, -when the Members of the Corps immediately separated. INC LEDO N t who ixlongs,yo the Association, attended, and song,se_ veral favourite military airs. The Half.pay, due in June last, to the Reduced Officers of the Marine Corps, has nut yet been is. "sued from the Treasury. The effeaive force of Plymouth Garrison amounts at ptesent to 13,759'men; besides a 'body of 1500 Seanien and Marines, that could always be procured at an hnuOs notice. On 'Tuesday last, a Shatn.fighiand fteyiew took . place on Bromerton Common. Early in the, morn. tag the ~4 ' :rtillery the • Liddon, 81,44-13, and Nor. wich Troops of Cavalry, the Shropshire Militia, Colonel PATT,RSONS Volunteers, anti zoo of Colo. nel HARVEY'S, assembled at their several °places of rendezvous, .and proceeded to.the Heath. The plan of the engagement, and the parties ot. English and French being arranged, the attack was com.• menced by the English with great vigour. In the different manceuvres, great skill and judgment was displayed on both sides, particularly in frit', re. (ruts and attacks, and hush-fighting. General MILNER, the Reviewing General, bestowed great praises on the different Troops, fur their steady, soldier,like behaviour. On Wednesday the Turestead and Flapping Ca. valry met at Wroxharn; when. Captain LATOIC, after reading the ord Lieutenant's letter, addressed the Troop, and they 'to a man agreed to the pro position, The Laddon and Blofiehl Troop cheer. fully complied with The wishes of Government. Saturday the Sheppy Yeomanry Cavalry, and the. Sheerness Volunteer Infantry, were inspected by Colonel TW tsbutv, Inipeciing Field Officer of the District : with the former he expressed hjmself much pleased, but the latter not having as yet re ceived their clo4thing or 'appointments, did not ap. pear to the same advantage. From the indefati. gable attention of their Commanding Officer, Mr. j►tstice NTII M, as well as every intli.V idUll of the Corps, we have no doubt but they will be en. titled to our warm eulogitim on their next in. speWon. 'The Royal North Lincolnshire Militia, passed throUgh Cambridge last . week, on their route from Yaxley Barracks for IpswicK having been relieved Yaxley by the 3oth Regiment, commanded by General MANN RS, to which the Army of'Reserve for Cambridgeshire is attached. Six thousand stand •of arms, for the use of the Volunteer Corps, are arrived at York. • , A large quantity of medicine chests, instruments, bedding, &c. have arrived at Bury, for the use of the Military HOspital established there. It has been in contemplation for Wine 'cline par e s .to form a Corps consisting' of all the' Clerks and persons employed in the Excise OfEce, likewise all the Officers employed in London, and within .these last three weeks permission has been obtained Irvi n ale LORD MAYOR, it being necessary to obtain his Lordship's permission before. any Corps can be formed in the City, which Corps has been sane. tinned by. HISMAJESTY. Last Monday the Com missioners had a meeting to ma)ce the necessary arrangements, and last Thursday was the day fixed on for the first.drill, which took place in the large yard belonging to the Excise Office, between the .hours of seven and nine, and• the drills are to be ,kept up a.t that time every morning, and in the afternoon between the hours of three and five. Lord OEORGE SE Y MOUIt i one 'of.. the Commissioners, is appoto R ted the Colonel, .and Mr. EDWADS, the Adjutant ; the test of the. Officers. are noe Yet chosen. The adoption of t his pl a n b e inviehyed to this late period, ("ill be attended with, very great inconvenience to numbers of in:I; v iduals who live at .a great distance from the Excise, Office, and tnost of whom already belong to Corps in the neigh. botirhood where they reside, but have been obliged to ..nd in their resignations. to those Corps ; many. 'of them were.; Captains, ..ind mILLt now become Privates.. It has been found by the experiment tpade with the Signals on the Coast of Yorkstikte. munications can be made from thence, to, the: dis. tancefof so miles inland ,tv it quarter of an hOur. A legal process has, we undersFalAi been insti tuted in. America, ,against I 1:A.014U BONAp RTE., for ate recovery of a curricle and pair, which lie most unjustifiably seized fr - om'a Ines:lt:tot, former_ ly belonging to St. DOmi'ngo. , The merchant late., ly died at Philadelvhid, aria 'his executors are,the Prosecutors.. About Iso colliers have &'i-;icred . in the River ditr. ing the last week, And •!,evrai others ;ire On their passage. ." The market, in e on scquence,.experieneed a slight depression ;—the best coals •sold rapidly'; btit,inferior sorts arc Very, hep vyt At South Shield, la3t we...ek, a publican was' fined for "reedring. the site - arnis• of. a soldiers tl'E TIIk4IREL brlit:y.tant. The - thmie . Opera - of Th? .Duinna. on Saturday last introduced a new performer at this theatre, in the charaCter of Carkg.. This performer. is a Mr. LEE; and he is a pupil of Mr. Hook , . Mr. Lee is eviaently of the . Mosaic Community.. His stature is 'about the middle site: His yoke. is strong, ex. tensiVe, flexible, and of good.. musical tone. He his profited much by the.tuition of the musical ve, teran whose professional talents have been 9) long respeCted. Mr. Lee has obviously made GRAHAM a model in singing, though we certainly cannot eNalt him at present into a rival of that admired performer. He was encored in all the airs allotted to the part, and, " Oh ! had my love ne'er smil4l on me" has been newly composed lot - idol by kis master, with con.. siderable success.. i . Mr. Lee displayed rather more science than taste in his general performance, and we -conceive that he would have acquitted himself with more eclat if he had not been : quite so studious of the graces of BRAHMA. His deportment was by no means distinguished by graceful and expressive gesture. His delivery of the dialogue also did not entitle hint to much praise, but as the 'situation was wholly new to him, , much may be imputed to timidity, as well is to, inexperience. He ,was received .by , the 'audience. with very great appiatise. Mrs.' MouturAiN • was a very charming refire; sentative of Clara. She sung all the airs in a very beautiful stile, particularly " Wh e ts s abl e tz i g h s ,, in which she was encored, and " Adieu thou dreary pile." The part of Ferdinand, account of KurAy's 'indisposition, was allotted to Du ,CApar, who wits decent enough in the dialogue hut lamentable in., deed in the singing. Why should not fotorsToNE play theasart. rather than have it debased by such a want of. musical pretensions - ? Miss DE CAMP was very animated in Loteita DOWTON and SU iTyr g 9051 props to the piece in Isaac anti /era* Miss Pot;tt ad. mirably comic in Old Margaret. The house was quite full in all parts. Covevt Garden. IlamtAtt and STORACE returned to this Theatre on Satutclay last in the comic Opera. of Famitv Quqrrels, They were, of Course, very well rvceived, and acquitted themselves very ably, particularly STORACE, who was more than usually alert and humorous. INC r. EDON' contributed Tovverfully to the musical` department of, this .drama, and MUTI. OEN and the rest of the comic' train, gave it essen:. tial support. 111.1R6ATE, OCT: 21. THe Commissioner; appointed to carrrinto efFea the I ncome'. Property flill,'for this clistriet, 'met Co. day at the , Town.ball ; but, .after much delibera. Lion, they unanimously declared the Aa undefinable. However, they swore in the Assessors,. There were many intelligent persons present, and yet this dread. ful libel upon the wisdom of Mr. ADDINGTON was, atter' the fullest consideration, pronounced. 'Mr: PITT is 'herd, and dines at Mr. COBB'S, the Beaker, to;daty with a large party ; among whom are to be Lord CARRINGTON, Sir SA4tUt AC/t.. MUTY, MajOt TICKiR, Captain MIDDLIITON, Cap. taia:.BItiSBANC, Mr. , Spo.v Kira, and Dr. JARvis, *ho'is Captain . the Rifle. Corps. letter from . Kingsion, dated the foth of J u ly, says The French cartel Schooner Two Frierati, from Port au Prince, in six days, arrived .yesterday at Port Royal. We learn that she brings dispatches for his .Excellency the Commander in Chief, and a - deputatiort.from the principal Planters 'and Merchants at that place, who are instraltd to endeavour to obtain permission for tjtem to' be re. ceived in this Island, ant elfaing to give potiession of Port an Prince ' to our troops." We understand that the following are the only. part cf the Jamaica Peet which are n ot yet arrived, but of whose arrival no apkehensiun appears to be entertained The A aeon,' Da YSD - ..j.4g; forl.ondon.• The Matra, It eit kkosos, - tar Liverlioot. ' The Calcdonhr, , ' for" Clyde. • , The Elizabeth, - for ditto. The Forttule, ALIEXANDIA, for ditto. • The Lady, Kenmore, SNIt ru - • for Cork. The Lady Boyle, --, for ditto. • The Lerviathati, of 7+ guns, Captain • BAY NTUNt, with the Jamaica Convoy, were three months coin. ing horm ; she has been very sickly, having lost be t ween twenty and thirty of her Crew on her pas. Sage. Adirtiral CORNWA.LLIS has kept his station*:Off Brest nearly seven months, withriut once-returning to port. This circumstance does high honour to the zeal and perseverance of the gallant Admiral. • Dispatches were on Saturday received from Sir jnsats SAMMAREZ, dated Guernsey Roads ,the . 171 h instant, ,We understand they bring intelligence that on the night of the ziph ult'..seventeedflat.bot. torned boats hart sailed from Granville,and got into a small port trythelastwardi' 'from whence they pro. • ceeded the following night to . Dieppe. They ltept. so close in shore that it was impossible to get near them, and were escorted alang.the coast by a demi. , brigade of dragoo0,!::- The lilant' he Frigate, .which sailed from . Ports. mouth oo fs tlie s th of with a convoy botsiiel to the West Indies, 'arrived at•Barbatioes on the 18th August; all well. '. The Magnani m e, ,c)f44. guns, at Plyniouth, ii fit. ting for the popime : of being stationed uft Bristol -as a floating battery, to prote4 the entrance tit that harbour. The Hon. Capt.,F. GAILDNEK .is uppointei to ',command the GeOlbeid, of 64. guns, at Yarmouth. A Gentleman exhibited in the bath at Buxton, zt 'few days ago,. a ,ettriota apparatus,. wLich he calls; a Nautilus :..by the use, of it, any peraun iy walk -upright aQross the deepest .river'. without ,i, l o A cr of , s i t - k kinr", . Th e expeiiment- was made in the re. sttict of It great tivittner of apo4l4l9rs. DOB 2,7 N, OCT. id. ..TMr`~' • • His Majesty ' s Letters Patent have been pissed under the Great Seal , of Ireland, for promoting the Hon. and Rev. CifAiLis -Li NDSAY, Donor in Di vinity, to the .Bishopricks or Kilialne and Kilfenora, ali:ts , Tenabore, in the room of the Right Rev.Wme. KNOX, translated to the Bibhoprick of Derry. Sunday last, General Poi:, after taking leave, took his departure, attended by his - suite, 16i. Eng, land, On Friday last, Mr. justice BELL, accompanied by a Gentleman of the'Stephen i s-green Oorpsj ptehended; at the Sheds of Clontarf, another of Qmirky's associates, one Karveezr, from Galway,. who, with the father of Perot, concealed Striroa, Quigley, and yoting. Pow, since their flight frorri Dablin g after, the nipt of the 23d July. They also apprehended, on that' night, at IYl o oermotr's Inn, in Dirty lane, three fellows, who are charged with having been ottively engaged in the Insnrrec. Lion, particularly one of them, named Euttoce. 1 For several clays past, a Vessel of large appear. ante has been discovered On the to - ast of Kerry, the vicinity of the Skelligs. As she has not vex.. matted any boat:..to approach her, and has fired at sameirishing Smacks who wFr r to, otrei assibra:3 l a variety. of cohjeaures have been „made concerning' her, upon , E.Whicit we cannot form ',any aCcurata opinWn.-rark C. SPECIAL CoMMIS3I6Z,T. CARRICKFET.Ctii, °Cr. , I This day the Special Commission, it hick 'wag Opened on -Thtirskay, wag proceeded on, poriaanc to adjotgntilent. ' The Hbn . ..,J , ldge OSCORI":FI, t rid of the jturges.:' of His Majesty's. Court of Kings Bench preSuled; when the Grand fury of the Cow ty of Armin) were sworn in. , The Gentlemen ‘having taken, the oaths, the' Hon, judge.oDoaNß addressed them in an excel lent:.Chaige, Several Bills Of Indielment were sent un to' the .. drand Jury; who retired with them into the Grand jury.tuom, and akterApentling nearly two hours iit mature investigation into the merits of these Indi6t. retairne& into Court, and brought in trite • Bills . for High - Treascin against ,e/Ardrinv Huoer„l Jahn MiOetvrrt, David firter, 'John Olvea, and 7 . 7 aleph Tboviriq these vpersons tvcre severally put to the Bit, and wet:e each served` Copies of their ludietmentS. . The Court pleased to order that the Coutv;el and Law A should have access.to theßrisoners in Conic:Lit:Nu\ Gaol, At all reasonable hours ; anti .diret!itd thot. each of the Prisoners should,:have yen, ink, aitdl.):4. , per, and all necessary accommodation to eo,i.,tble thetit to. prepare for their defence‘—Adjourro to Mon., the 24th Ottober, instant: • CORN EXCII4IVGE,.OcI:24. Ova. - importations of Wheat - this day are very:: considerable, and, the Maiket full of buyeo,; hiq prices are made in general, ',Mt toward, the close, it rather ,gave way ; higher vriccs :,rf.l adr.cd- for Barlcy, and not.many sales - arweffeded ; Malt at little alteration ; Pease are plerttif9l and 3s. cheaper ;„ thereis a scanty supply of Oats, but we note nu advance an this article since our last ; Floor in to.:' lerable 'supply. . • —, wheat '4Bs . a' 54s a sss . od Tick. Beans - 305 a 34s oil Fine ditto -59 s a 605 Gd OW • ' . 245 a 27 . x , 295 Ip'o - , . 3 55 a 345 cad Poland ditto - 3os a 3 1s o d I' nice - au; a zbs ,AI . Rape Seed - . 0 -. , 341. 5 381 M a l t :. - s o o a 56s 6d Fine Flour . Stns a . 54s 'ad .White Pease 'OS A 535 od Seconds - • 455 it soy Means , .., 335 a 375 sad 2. We have been favoured with a Copy of .the fol. lowing Order, circular throughout the - Province of Munster, and the County of Kilkenny SOOTHERN . DISTRICT OItDBRS, OCT. 12, .1801. considerable regret Lientenant,General TA'a 1 Y,, announces to the Troops, stud the I nhabitants of the Country, Witt he is ordered to another Service. The recently totme,i -conflation between him and them, which hrid commie:iced under the happiest auspices, is now suddenly dissolved; is the will Of his . Severcip, to. which every Sold , cr b o , with respeeV and Obedience, that he should be transterreut Without delay to the Statrof Great - • • - I)uriug the p:riod fit tt hz has exercised Comfnand in this very extensive Dist ,she Lieutenant-General retit.els pleasure, thltbnly one sentiment hay. iervaded ihr, Regular, the.. Militia,. and the Yeomanry ; . they were • .dl anima ltd - with the same. earnest desire, and the same loyal spirit, 'to advance the (iikipliO r q ot . all the branches of the - A , nod conitoquently to promote and Maintain the happiness aid security of the Country... • With a union' of such means, and a firm reliance on the attachment of the principal lohabitana to the cause of the United Kingthinh the ticutenant-Geheral would have at tacked,.with a jttss confidence ni success, anyEncrny that, in the present stale - Of the Frt4ich NaVy, could have;. been dia.- embarked upon the Coasts of Munster. Under such cireum- Stances, he wens again, _that. be.leaves Ireland with regret and he , tervently implores tilt; God of thittiMto invigorat4 every, arm 'raisettapinst the patricidal attempts o f the L ii„ alketi;il, Qt teSititiOaCe tt, the malice and atribitiO n of. Ito , stArAa'r•s.: 1 P. TYTIA,R, Assistant, Adj. (;rtier.ll The hiretagi pt . ice of brown, apd . Entt4cpvqdu sugar, computed ftun the returns made , *u, the week eqipg the t9th thy of OftobertEl o 3, jA ji;itythrii4illiNgr and nine levet4w/.410,i per hundred weight. PoJ.,:c OFFICE, :UNION HALL.---On S*atu'rday an information:came on to he heard, wherein joise4 m iii Rarden, ilS:chargetiviitl) havi ng unlawfttily uf s. feted ten persons to ride at the same time on 11,e roof of a, stage-coach driven by hint; and OF which he was also the proprietor, whereby he. incitrred . a penalty of four pounds for, each person exceeding . the number. of, six, under Mr. Ganion's It appeared, , tow ,the evidence, that theoffence-ViA` committed pn the Wandiwortitt Lev Coach, Wk . .' LtriTtxr, who attended as Solicitor fur the Dei;.4l. dant, 'objetted, .that the Long Coaches o r c„,,,„," are not within tit:: meaning of this Aft of Parli4... ,tent, but that they may carry as Many as the owner , please outside.—This obiretion wars eract at some length by Kr. Wi IA TAMS, Counsel for the proseetition,.and the , Ma k .; istp deoided that the.long co,aches are clearly within the statule, and cotivkted thepetendant accordingly, in the' sum of i6l. and costs. —A second iofoitnettion against tie same person was withdrawn by the Informant it the recornmentLitiort 61 the ,Bvtiell„—Sevcr,.,} stage-coach driver; were corivteted cf a. fences,