The Sun. — London, England, 1803-11-03 00:00:00

i ~" ZON4 V O7/, oa. 29. IFlr.Oft f, N-v. 1, 18n3. At ChtSbli4 Vvluntrer Cavalty• • t.cw uvcr.Confikienue anygreak, or important been cArried ?---or do your spirits 6 .4. Y as• th e d,inger approaches ?—ls it that' you Itave ‘ thr,twn the die; and are determined, to abide the 118Z;Ifti of it, without rcckeing that seventeen millions of People are involved in the elfeils of Yolk Yasho, temerity, l Whence is this open contempt of public. opinion and this defiance to all parties ?—.ls it the acquisition of Mr. TIERVEY as Treasurer of they Navy, or the promise' to IVjr. SHER'DAN of a ?Mi. dency or a Secretaryship? ti ha fever may be *the cause, the effeels ate to be deprc!istel by every true friend to his Conntrr—Beware,*kir; you build not upon a sandy basis—lest in avoiding the phantimi of a Scvt.t.a, you. fall headlong into a substantial CHAtrifiluss—A Tory who timiws himself into the . power of the Whigs,,wilt not find a resource in his own weakness—Pity is ,the List sensation spelt apostacy will'exoite among those whose cabal's and machinations have so lOng been baffled by the prin. cipler which you • are about to abandonls it possible. that I should be addressing. myself to Mr. ADDINGTON, whom I remember, so' shorts time since, the respeeable and respeeed .Friend of Mr. prOfTer the humble"advice of an inclivi. dual lO'fiISCII a man to avoid the ctinsummation of a Coalition already begun,, from which the political profiigacy of France would turn with ,abhorrence, and which every Briton must look upon as the signal of returning corruption, and•the revival.of the days of WALPOIL ! Save yourself, ere 'it be • too late, and let the Country' hail your return :to, sobriety and good•in.: tention, an the harbinger of internal wisdom, and ezternal Safety, • • I have the Honour, to be, Sir, • • Yours, 4c. • , FITZ.ALBION. Fmn the LONDON .GAZETTE, Nov. 1, 1803. Thornas,Crewe Dorf, Esq. to be Lieutenuit.Colonel.Corn inandmt. Thomas Weld, Esq. to he Ntijor. 'To be Cantins---Sir Thomas Stanley Massey. Stanley, Bang john 11W, Esq. Wjlliarn Henry ;Worthington, Esq. Th„ ma i:p enson , Esq. Richard Congreve, Esq. john ' Richardson, Esq. To be. Lieutenants—john Fielden, Gent. Henry :Potts, Gent, Thomas .Fluitr, Gent. Francis Edge Barker, Genr. Samuel Alders}, Gent. To be Cornets-Atichard NH!, Gent: :John Stewart Ihogiv..s, Gent. Thomas Suclworth. Gent. folin &anion, Gent. tit illiam Henry Addison, Gent. To bc Chaplai,i— Rev. Thomai Trevor Trevor. To be Surgeon—George Harrison, Cent. Mondip Volunterr Cat;alty. Thomas Strangways I turner, Esq. to he Lieutenant. Colonel. Cotnmandant. _ , If!//': Troop. Eames Fussell, jun. Cent. to be Lieutenant. lames Candy, Cent. to be CortiCt. SLY; !CM Troop. . Francis Ntorgan, rsq. to be Capt.inv. Charles Webster, Cent. to be Lieutenant.' Wiili.ttn Alaskan, Gent, to be Cornet. - - . . , Eastern Regiment pf Sonteuet Gentlemen an a' Amorality Cavalry. ll'ineantott. } reop Thomas Lyd , lon Surrasr, Cent. to be Cornet. Cards Caro) Troop. ' , 0.101. ‘ , V ason. Russ, Gent, to he Comet, vice Pew, ta.signed. Alder ky Pahmteer lejaPtrty. ' • :• itlward Stan!ey, Esq. to bc Captain. I.Lvid Walker, Cent. • to be Lieutenant. • Thoorts Whittle, Gelitc.to be ditto. joi) 'kiwi's, Gent. to be Ensign. qv/. A•4:rgry-cuon-S 4 lc,l( o lotior Infantry. • . john Moore. jun, Esq. to be Captain. Robert Say . , Gent.- to be Lieutenant: Robert Williitinson, Gent: be ditto. Leighbridgc, Cent. to be Ensign. 114w:4411 Polunteri• 14firlary; ,;' Edmund Sheppard, Esq., to be Captain. John Blackburrow, bo.Lieuten.int, . , _Pad) rilantecr infantry, ' . . Lieutenant-Cs:46nel . John Strode to b ColAitel. ' Tobin Captains—John Brander, Esy: vice Meiisiter. Visertunt Strangtorit, vice Ficz,llerbert. • !llamas Licr, poi, Vice kluxtor,.. Joseph Shawn, Esq. Lieutenant 1. F. Davis, To he Lietiterrants--Ensti( !antes Murray, vim!. 'F. Davis. 'William 1. W. orayler, vice 'Wham. Spry, Gent. , . Parry. lohn Kitson, Ce u t. vice G eo r g e Nor.: rrth n . Witt aniq, Cent. vice A. Grant`. ---- Phil. tatty Cent.. Robert Newcnrnbe, Gent. . To be, Eusigris4.l homas Griflit3t, Cent. vice -1. m. , rray• Williarn Day,Uent. vice 13, Shaw, Gant. vi4e L;;orti. To be Chiiplain— Rev. Phillott. To i;:.; A4tjutanc--C. F, Davis, Gent. • • T4i be Surgeon— North, Gent. To be Payntainer— —..— North, Esq. Stipergumer.,Hs Rifle ampany 411104-hap blito. Harry Messiter, Esq. to he Captain. Alexander Grant,Gent. to he Lieutenant. "fliornas Griffith, Gent. to beditto. John Kitson, jun. Gent. to be Second Lieutenant. 114:b Forthir 140 , weer brhmmy. ,fames Stephens, Esq. to he I.ientenant-Colonel Corntrtan. asnt. Tittottas Ji,ycc, Es. to be . I.teutertant-Colonel. Reuben Joyce, f.sq, tn b ,q e ,sisjor. Tc, FA: Captains --'lhorna; Joyce, jun. Esq. Francis ireott 'Esq. Wit ILiai . gthadiiti, Esq.. Httnpniin Wingrove,.Esq. kietwarcl Botvither, Esq. h!: L.i.:utetiants.--Samuel Perkins, Gent. John Joyce, jun. Gent . Eheimier Iti•n%vri, Cent.' Rohm Perks, Cent. March Evil,•Ovrot. , Bennett, Gent. litratit B. 11, , 0 Inc, Qen t • To be Ensigns POrks, Cent. Thrn oss It. Hay. ter, Gent. Benjlinlin Yitte, Gent, •Ceorge Bennett, Gent. lii ereviirth I/dimmer Infimmy. • • r ' I . M S Tarletob, Esl. to be Captain.Cutrunandont. john Edward l'arleton,.f.sq . ; to be Captain. ThowAs Cent. tobe Licutcttant, rohn t' he Lieu.. tenaut. 1:11Off144 Davenport, Gent, to be Ensigit,lltOinAs C'spper, Geut. to he Ltuigi). — Tht Rev. liugh A rpottnon. rid} , he Chaplain. kat ph Jackson, Cent.. CO - be . Silt . geom. - . • • fOidrzyger,P4ortr Jeffreys Allen, 1E .4q. to be Liautenatii.Cf..lonel•Commulmt!. epit t sq. to be Ittajer. Tt/ b`•: Capntins rt Cottrine;ton, Esq.: Robert Anstiee, Esq. 10w;t!.4 ku,Loni:ie t uuie , 3q ~. :iota} .Chapinan, Esq. E nalots St , Alling, Esq. To I); Lioilteir.ttos - t]tivv44l Aly, Cent. Jacob Platten, Cent, ioitn 'n:aly, Gent. ( -401fc Parker, Gent. I.instoo, To b t , jolin TrevOr, Gant. William 'raker, (:cot. Jelin Webber CTO4S, (kin. (`,harles Tr.:vor, nt I S 1) ke, Gent. Tb be Surgeon —l,llm Stiovs, c;ent. `rube Q , Larter , kottr--'lV'ill.t.tili Came, Gent. ClNager rviu.verr Injaultf. I.ieuten4nt-CuIoLLI-Coilitzumlant itogpr lliarnston, to be Coluget. Chamon,/,10 avi Bietky rolanicel' Infaxtv. Charles Clark, Lai. to be Captain. kieb4rti Sutton. Gent. to tm Lieutenont. Lord Viscount hlalpas to bo Ensign. joarph liiEE , Bent. to be Ensign. Fats, RiPmeg, Thomas Chohnond:ky, E'sq. to he Capt4in.Coinmeramt. john Egerton, Esq to be Captain. Charles Cltulmon. ,deley, Goa. to to Lietttenant. john Clarke, .C;ent, to ho ditto. fohn Sut:Qn, Gent. to be Ensign. Wilt Okeil, Cc4.t. to be ditto. ele:t Ydupteer Inftttry. Richard Leir, to fns Cainkin.• Caine. Woodforde. Gent. to tse ditto. f t)elwin Dawe. Cent to be Lietne.. maw. iti!ot -; oodtellow, (ent. to b.: oitto. 1.) Paintleer htfality. Ch..11,;* , ( 44M101.1 5 (,Jit, to be Lteupoarst,, • • 1.1.0. , :ird I Tuddlestoire, Esq. to be Major- -4 Cons — tmodarlt. Ti,•beXat.,ins Richard elleisitj, Esq. Philip Laystnik • . Story. Esq. John Branson„isq. To be Lieutenants --John Rtch, Gent. John Draper, Cent. John Mild, Gent. ' • • To be E igns—Jt.,lph Sowler, Cont. Toone, Gent. 'John B. Doan, Gent. • ' thrlimmo rohmiwr • • Henri e Luxrnore. Esq. tube Captain. William Sterne, Esq. • to ditto. john kleague, Jun. Gent. to he Lieutenant. WilliaM Sterne, Jun. Gem. to be ditto. Thomas Garter, Gent. to be Ensign. SnOw. Gent. to be ditto. Pahodar Dudley Baiter, Esq. to be Majar-Commandant. To be Captains—John Green, Esq. Charles Jervis, Esq. John Hill, Esq. John.Derringtoo, Esq. To be Lieutenants— Frantis Critehley, Gent. James Cooper, • Gent. Nathaniel Estlin. Gent. eGeorse Ferry, Cent. To be Ensigni—John Browne, Gent. Thomas Needham, Gent. John Gutteridge, Gent. William Nurse, Cont.. , Leireverthire Roghnsist el Loyal Pchinfor Isfant. foliaManstield, Esq. to be • , Lientenant-Colonel-Cominand. ant. Joseph Farmer, Esq. to he Lieutenant-Colonel. -William -Withering Arnold, Esq, to be 'Major. To be Captains—Thomas jeffentt, Esq. Lewis Allsopp, Esq. John Jackson, Esq, George Carr, Esq. John Coltman; jun. Esq. • John Gregory, - Esq. ,Samuel Ban kert, lisq.• Thomas Barrett, Esq. - To be Lieutenants—Samuel •Ciitrnan, Gent.' Wm:Thomp son, Gent. Thomas•Rickards, Gent: John Watson,Gent. Edward Bracebtidge,Genti, , Benjarriin Sutton, Gent. Wil liam Drayton, Cent. Joseph Dalb7, Gent. I salc Lovell, cent. John Cole, .Gent. To be Ensigns—John Sarson, Cent. William Forrester, Gent. William Salt*, Gent. Isaac Barnes, Gent. Ito. b es t Parr, Gent. Joseph luglesant; Gent. To be Atijutantinhn I). Jackson, Gent.. . 0 be tentinmed,) hlAil.S. DUI. ♦RkIViD. liambuisli a - PRICE OF STOCKS, Tril3 o y AT. TWELWIL O'CLOCK. Consols - -53 . i I Oninium (li3, T H E S U N. SALIM QVI& O T CItRR iaLtus4 •tivIAT ? LONDON, IV*0.1 1 E111.81? 3, 1803. TUE Ilamturel Mail 'due yesterday, arrived this morning. If theaccounts froni France can be depended upon, they seeM to indicate thit the pc. riod•was very'near at hand when this long-threaten. ed Invasion was to:take - place. All. the Generals appointed to commands in the Invading Army, have received direCtions •to repair to their posts. Bewrits kIL was expedted at Danhirk on Friday last. The Department of doer lately made an offer to, build some Flat bottomed Boats, but they were told that the Naval Armament des. tined for the Invasion was so nearly . .eom. pleated; that it would only tend to delay, to begin she buitding of any more vessels; but, that so much good Patriotism might not ,be thrown away, the Department was invited to pay the money which the Boatswould have cnst; into the National 'Tea. sitry. • We were always of opinion that BONArAtt.TE would:rot venture his person with the first division . . of the Invading Army, and that. opinion is curt,. firmed by ending that the Coun c il o f s tate . the I.C. gislative 13AY, &c. have rceeived permissiOn to address the First Consul, to request that he will not expose his 'person in the attack, 'but merely dired the embarkation, The rrench • Government have given dire Dons for the destrufflon of almo6t all the FortiAcations in Flanders. . - • . By the Dub/ it 'Mail of the 29th ult, which arrived this morning, it will bc' sten that the Commission of Oyer and Terinit'ier for'the'City and County of Dublin, was opened 'on Saturday last in Dublin. After a most eloquent and. impressiye address from the Lord Chief Baron (Avoristodte) to ~the Grand juries, the Prisoners ,Quigley 'and S t rziPrd were' brought to the Bar, and arraigned for High Trea. son ; hilt theirCpunsel, Mr. Misc NALLY, ha Virg taken some obi:nioni' to the' legality of their cap. tion, their Trials were postponed until the poiot Law is decided. On Tuesday evening 'DIEM MAl7lit'llai !lad a selea Party 1-ind Concert at the Queen's Lodge, Windsor. The performanCe tonne:Ted at eight o'clock, with' ne oFHANDP r.'s Overtures the whole of, the first part was anrient music. Several 01 HANDEL'S Churusses Were intruduccd ; the second part was modern music, and the third ancient. The Concert concluded soon alter ten o'clock. The. ieleCiion was made by .lits MAJPiTY. Yesterday morning His MAJUsTV, the Dukes of KENT and CAmaa DOR. and Princess SoPHIA, at. tended by Lord Sr: I it LPN's, Lnrd WAl.slNr2fiwt Colonel !VIAN:7IXCHAU, MajOrDESUILOW, a nd si r WILLIAM and Lady PITT, took an airing on horseback by New Spital Barracks. Yesterday being the Duke of KENT', niEtll.(lay, THE IR.MA J E 9 I:eCriVed, the conwlirgento of th e neighbouring Nubility at Windsor. T . tscils of Windsor town rang on the occasion. Ili the evening TBEIR NIAJESTI ES 1 12 'd a sde a Party. • y ester d ay a .Cruyt PE Pirectii6. , rwas held at t h e East India Howie, %%lien was S worn into the en , rnnvit;t:i ell to f io ; lidera! Anti China. D!,14 1e of illo,ttrse, I. Iltpwhei6wy, and iferetsier, wtte tak en up tin . two aditirional voyages to India. The Court adjourned at six u'dock till to. mor . row'. Carleton House is . utalcrgsing a ttiorovgivi ns id e repair, J. •v •a .4 tr,.1 . 0.4,.10 • . . . PARIS, Ovr.-Ig:.-?: t +~ ..... t + ~. Tts s preparations for the Rstpedition still contin4 to'be carried on With:the greitest attivity. 'Generals have been sent to every point of - the.Northerd Coasts to place them in a state of defence,. and to. take measures. to _hasten she attack, Some persons have asserted, that several great orders for prepara_ dons have been countermanded or suspended, whence they concluded that Negotiations I'4 Peace .were on foot ; but . these reports are entirely without fouti.. dation. —At- the , fi rst signal . a pr o di g i ous nu m. • ber of 'Trocips will embark.' 'The French demi. brigades now take the name of _Regiments, their chiefs are . Colonels, and . they, with. she greater part of the : Majors, are already appointed. The. heavy.cavalry will be minced to teo,Regireents of Cuirassiers, and, the Dragoons, .ss well as the In fantry,' will serve* as Light Cavalri.;!: • . The Soecier, a brig of 14. grins, fitted - out at Marseilles, has brought into • I‘,lalag:i two English Ships, whose cargoes are valued at 900,000 Cata. • . lonian livres. 'A‘ltitirar Atct.snx proposes, it is. said, ; it) make an attempt to destroy the ‘.flocks, Magazines, and Ships at .Toulon, by a Bombardment. The Road of Toulon it,' ho*ever,•itl so formitlahle stale of de. fence, that .the English' will meet with a very rough reception. , .„ • Oc . r. 2 t.—The 117of{tenrof yeiterday contains an arrete tor forming a c!mtpany of Guides •of 1-17 Men, to reeve in the Army of Eng . la"nra - i4l7} as Interpreters. It is, to be forined.,by •voruntary iitioltnents, Paris, ;In:1 the . Sea.,Ports frOrn Ostend to St. IVlaloes. Those 'who are ad_ mitted into it are not to be,inOre: thin five years . of i age ; they are to be : *stunk and healthy, and know,_how,to ,speak write 'Eng. fish ; they mutt have, resided in England, and be .acquitinteit with the topOgraplty of the courstry, and f)rndoce testimbniei of former service's : and good 'condo `2. hutch . residont in . Fnince; and young thet. .) -,:rfm;flin g to the • conseription, who are not may he admitted into : this Compa: , y; it thy possess the - necessary — qualifica. unlnrcn is to be a short green coat, factn gu an:l white hussar buttons, white w:ii;coat, leather brerclles, Atnerican 4outs, and ht,)1.7.,ed spurs. Their arms :ire to be a musket and bayonet, and sabre similar.to the sabres, of the :drag Vour 'Ethigrants who had taken the ()mit of the Amnesty, bat carried on a correspondence with :the trAtilots, have beers depurtcd. Among them are LAVAL. Ivlu_wrmoa Nov and ARCHAM: BAULT. Their entatr!s are not -confiscated,. but , they have been , perwitted,to sell:them. Various Addres3 the .Firstes to' even one from the Council of St'ate i %yin, soon /take their appearauce,in which he willhe requested not to 'command the Expedition against , England:in per. ion, „bat only to. ,direa it liotu the coasts. thousimd.l3itavian Troop . will be employed in the Expeditian - apinst Englan& General Mt iAtr iy opp u i nte d a Member o r t h e Legion of flortwr, Thoti.glitit. liegVAOS,,appointed Spanish Mini. ster 01 Finance, 'the . Prince' of Peace, we are sure, will continue to exercise his office . • A. portable wooden house,.has' been rnade at Paris . r • for the field lodge of the First, Consul ; it consists .of n becLchamber, a cabinet, anda kitchen; it may readily be taken to pieces and put together, and easily carried in.two light watgons The /14ofliterer of yesterday contains an article, dated 24th September, by moo it is decreed? that t h e . Fortification s of the ,follnt4ing thirty plaCes shall be tlemOlishedi and the Territory appertain . ing to them sold, anti the Money arising from/ the sale paid into the Public TreasUry,.to• be applied exclusively to Military Fortifications I Brussels, Louvain, Diest, Tirlemont, Ghent (except the Castle Flulstl, Axel, Lerneuse, Isentlyk, pine, Damrne, Dvntierrnonde, /Wort, Outlenarde, Brugge, Con ryk, Menin, Warneton, Fumes, Mons, Ath, I)Jrnick (with emption of the Cita. drl), Libre sur Sambre, Namur, Liege, Huy, Ma. sak i HnuSels, Mechlin, rind Licrre. BRUSSELS, Oct'. zt. The Pref, , Ci at Aix-la.Chapelle had written to the Minister of Marine, tharthe Dzpartment of the Roer was desirous. to build some Flat.bortotned floats; but the Minister answered, that the num. her of Flat-bottomed.floats necessary for the Expedition, now building in the docks, w4s .very nearly complete, and that the unlertsking would only be delayed by sentlin ship-builders to a dis. taut 'part.of the coupt,ry ; hetherefore advised, that the Department should pay the money it had in tended to apply to that purpose, into the Treating.: Fifg.eight Flat-bottomed &Jars a re now rea d y for sea at Ghent, Two large buildings are fitgini a c; IA .~ that town. • • • . ', The Minister ; at War, BERiiiiiKvis exile c a 'at . Divrk.G.k to-dnv. - , The Division of General D'Avotrwr destined for England, consists of light troops, sod, will 1?g augmented to 60,000 men. ' • CONSTAIkiTINOP I.E. SZ'OT. 26. • . . Tinessed Porte has address 'a . •Note rto all the FU.. reign Ministers residing here, in Which it deeiJr.a. (11;it it Will strialv observ'e . the smile neutrality In the present . War between. .England; and France; which it observed during the eleven years from the comineticement of hostilities.in the former War. .... Oc r. 22. Tx E number.of all. the .French Italian Troops in m m i o e c: T r o :. (s .l7N Italy,, which our Journals - have 'stared at 128,000 netian te r ritory * :r no h t o a tig t ll :resent exceed - at tilt most ' 50,000 dues s ear Illan!un and rero' ?la arc only 9 pr is vteltley:cAounssit,riiearnabAje,rttivye ianretslioe.otr:eeii epnvinco of the friendly s eritimints' of the Court of AriennaOliat we are. under no a larm. „ The,Armv of General:Si-.'Cv-a, .in the gtipo!a ! tan iettii;ryos now abunt 36,060,5tr0ng, Of which_ 'Onlfatout . 2oac> are in theSCelesiastical States. The fldeaviciuri . of ' 'O4 CoVit of Naples?, by .nprli:li!l°' to the First eonSni, and the interference at sP, III . .... great .Et:ropean Powers7lt'av'e'been entirely f'ruitloso Gcrai,o3fnarix.dnignlniei,ileleeieseernst fre2tst.s.o;e,ra.B( d,fcra:daaitltti;l:r,lit)ric. ii , ols::ctt£l,ltueliii,littlifesdicialtiirilsijoeal) le i mmedi at elytini,int.:fi, rioocairwnfirtstltiie.et.Qiiyiirionincearftrefti..3i4,Lti,itailf:einit:sxtloant(ilini,le,lairiets.o)3Lito,ll,feri,:Ow:inl..dliitilitati,cv3itxp..ine,B,,,,,,,,T,,s,A,N;:.g.,,lr'iefilin.,',Elia,l;:ei'tysi:‘,,ivti°9,:;:.lll:3ltsiriiih,tit with 'their Royal Ilihnesses the PRICE O'' VVAL., the puttEs of 'Y 0 R It, CLINIIIaW.. LAND) CL4kt s'cs, KENt, and CANIBR ['DOE. • 'fiche last kliatpatclies' it cm General dItINFI,P; II . I m i r :) : l:l t i l ae l: t r i i i: ; ..l : s l:: : :: : , : rn e t, f ne it l i i r j., c t iz o e cty l a: G g i:; , : ifon v i ns l t e t ilt e r lee l it i Le n h c e. : t t t v - i . l l ,e r l' i l e l nl l , i , ' i l s l a a a n s e t e i ci s t u t :t e c n i l : : c e n c i r s °, tl l:; ., or t i l r:id e lecr i se :th, 4 h, and 70111 Regiments (the ."'°, Reserve, are under ori!ert . for- Ireland, to t:ei ng 7 the troops who arc about to sail.from then" to;c'f inforce the army -01G,:neral OR INFIELD• , s nr , . Tke 3d . 13rigade of Guards, now in 1-An t ' ... ' ' t fh t W : 4 o o 34 : i c ee :a: 4' r rGl , .r et a l y! .l ( l l i c a' 4 . t. t e.: m l dil v : l o l °il k it t l o : :ll( t r: l s. c - l i e n zet s r °l: , ry ol , 'N o nrl e i c i x i vi t i: : a) t: r i n e-riGreQ e eu fl .tnr .e‘ c ).t h er::111) ` 113b:::::( :1 ; ') ::: :: : : carry , t the medicine chest, one 10 suer entrenc,r, ,c m ,.:c e ny: t e:er a Eii r t,is. e 4tiL,: t mczLi o i wa:ys:rtdAeel muster I: : :ati, r rrcia n i 1: n i artsai l igil socrcii i nir f e j sa.o t , ; I ::)..cy_„ C : a A Ji t ni i_ s i lts, f rn eo e i e cn ti .,_ i e t r a -3 :fl t Cr ecil d li et i : l 9 3. in .d .ot. o ( °1 1 ) 11 1 i ii a. .next: c i ae i n ' - i, f-- , 5-ckl v ,lo :hat thia'.brigadc will b° f e n a o Tice. to a ny 1%u . ; „f Engho , j at a 1110Inent $ . . 0 Lad I t 0 thea r i ,id clay in the inner Temple Gardens; ib el , fired severai row.. , __.,,,.. ,„ • 1 Inner Tetni o m t_ a , relied . tn Y C ni ti:; T k ni li ns a g ru l t l : e a ' ;; L :g e:l3l3raitijasiii:‘ArgrcttifisvceitrilS o4il Cartridie, . A party i',F tilt! . A shan't fight laelyir-tyort, in Norfolk. ', but horse charged. in the most lormhlahle` ma ml er . ~„e , stile Pikemen r C en t a‘ a ra i l ne:d '4 fi nB rrri S , :. : l n F d i t n it e . :b y l,.ebsal(t:,4i: _ n : rri i. ril e l6l : ) . 1 1. t!'ott of ihe Cavalry. was -ordered to flAnwc, . 1 . 10 ( 1 1 a.t:t ty before they re4littr't he votne• of. the.l7` hein ", (1. 14 e a I , :oce 'of Ordnance. nn rite ter.-°T i :,, e ' cif right ' ,6, 1g I but the Pikemen in that 4ivi 9 i l '.n. "d e round to the assailed point with such promptitu,,, 4 tl . ' i a t t b ,•.' s 2 4 0t . : e t r i t l ii e 4s 1 s io , r! r :e u r , rr a n g; n ii t ri )t it e i l l ' e ea p i l i T o rt - l c,o tt pikes; .' . • fro O m n uh T e u ß eti i ti g ir t. i H e o n n n . ig i l ll tirt E c a o ri ns i e ,t io l e z n o c : ll,,i / y ii , l f , t, l :::i . Lieutenant of the county of Kent,.recinesting tt i r i :;: : e r rained : d i n . 'C r a w n h t c e l l . l i t ' ! e l ti t. ',t , 11 .W ( 0. 1 i u ir lY c' u nj Oii . . \ e r ; j t i i 'l6l4tl e 7 e fr ' ' CI: l irl : : i ,liiiteu time of a' fortnight (in, roration..tvith'cu" r yullintce r Ctiriih), the Garjison 9r Coast duty, ..c: i ptotedion of the arenals in that city a"d ', neighbourhood ?!•--,, me ii n i• o il t h e . Rifle C. n , r s s . vaa .aurninoned on the' same c veiling i . wl'e!'.,.„i:►ric iteiosnnls.r.‘floir°:°inffer u ti f lei t r h s c e a t b v o ic tr c e s- ti n a 6 ti d e e ; rlc f e t r s "Plia— i: l : :. might chink r:: g ee a s g sa e r l y i, t i O l O ra rt ar ie e r , t::01,7A,:a th e w ;b : :/ / /: ttorrs were, t4,7t as many. of the C orps of f h e ' fl io . rt keepers, and .' CailVeisient the, the fimitei duty should hr " 1. / - 0 , a of U n ill A :d il e C ? i lla o aN a ld. NI PI 0 1'"I n i :Iralel7:llai remainder the i t ih ij e ttijs regular regular tp a Cr r .9 ' ° ' ll'll'lj;°° l f o l infile attalion- of the Volunteer Infantry, antler the et it , Mand . of Major Sc o rr (in the absence Of Pirito Col. JOHN — II AKIR), rite same letter Was tak en Av ici consideration : when it was unanimonFlY f f i - n p of to return to the Lord Lieutenant the resolui - . l b, the Corps to undertake, 'whenever called tit an !, o t Garrison duty ;a Ctinterbiry,iand in'event 14 ;1 ( 7 ;!Pegravre of ' Invasion, to march to any tart ,i, '. Kingdom 1 , .; quhirb their services might be ordtfi;o, On Tuesdey-te!nnigh; ,Lietit.• Col. 14°E •f i n ibn- WIORTI-4, the Commandaot of the Maidstone ' - . ,, 0 0 tees* Infantry,•communicated to his gegitneort ti 1 3 y parade, a letter which'. he. had recei'ved t hat , 1 'rfor in. from the Lord Lieutenant, requeSting to '''',',' „ p o 0, w4etiter if was probable the Corps wow" — a s. an invitation from fits MAir.sTy, VoltintarilY•..hi setnble upon permanent p.-ty and-dot)' foralort.tiew together, in, rot:ltion.with othere.irps, Will i '1 d vt r to the better proteaion orthe Arsenaleln". cot : during the . net two or thfee months. 1 11 4 d i e. ' inunicatio:i teas ho sooner made than an otter: a d service desired was unanininusly ttgree 4 ".__ to ki C:IC11 than testified his chierfUl readinego canna ° , 0 , it, .by iuudly joining in three Eimea (lir° ch"