The Sun.
London, England, 1801-12-25 00:00:00

WARIAICA" VOLUNTEER TROOP OF C.1T'.11117.

,THE following Letter-should hare Certainly ap
peared sooner; but the .rnention*of the zeal and arf
tachment of so reipeaable a Corps can never be tea
late for public notice,

COPY OF A LETTER FROM SIR EDWARD SMYTHE, RAFT'
LItUTT:NANT OF THE WARWICK VoLUNTLER TR(..or Of
CAVALRY, TO THE SARI. OF WAR,AtCK, LOk LIEV.
TENANT OF THE COVHTY OF WARWICK.
" MY LORD,

" The Warwick Yoluptoer Troop of Cavalry (which
haVe the Honour to command in the absence of Lord BROOK rt
our Captain), not willing to he behind any Corps in the
ICingdorn in expressing their Loyalty and steady Attachment
to their King and Country, have all unanimously agreed 014
day, in the Field of Exercise, to adopt th'at truly
example of the Somerset Yeomanry, commanded by ColonelSrli,it Ns, which I beg your Loreiship will have the good^
ness to lay before Lord HosAltx, if it meets with the appr°-
batiqn of Goverpment, patriotic

,' I have the Honour to be, my Lord;
ii Your Lordship's most obedient an 4
" Humble Servant,
' trarwia-Arm: INIT " EowA, re 1 SM VT ni 7
oa. 25, isoz. '. . Lieut. W. V. C.

COPY OF A tErTrA, /N AN,;wra To TILE AnovE,- FROM
THE RIGHT HOPI, LORD HODA/IT, &C. TO EARL 0.7.
WARWICK.

"
MV r,oltD, A:4i. 4, dol., •
" I have taken the earliest opportunity of laying before the
Kt NG your Lordship's Letter pf the 29th ult. inclosing one
from Sir Eownito Smyr liE, communicating, in the absence
of Lord BROOKE, the handso►ne and public spirited offer of
the Warwick Troop of Yeomanry cavalry, " to continue its
serlices.during the time of Peace;" and I have it in command
from H:s MAJESTY to.express the cordial sa;isfadion witll
which he haS received so strong a testimony of attachment to
his Person and Government, as that which your Lordship,
has conveyed on the part of the Troop commanded
Iby Lora
BROOKE.

" The continued services of the Yeomanry Corps, under
present circumstances, has already been recommended in my:
Circular Letter of the loth ult. to the Lords Lieutenants of
Counties ; and Hi s MAJESTY'S ultimate determination,
with respeel to the immediate objc of your cornmtinication,i
'will be signified to your Lordship as soon as I shall have rcr:
.ceived the Kt Nc's Commands for.that purpose.
'6 I am direcied by Hi s MA JE Sr Y, in the mean time, to
say, that his experience of the extensive benefits derived
from the invaluable institution of the Yeomanry Corps,' has
led hitn to consider its continuance, as far. as it can be ren-
dered consistent with the necessary occupations and conveni-
ence of those of whom such Corps may be composed, as
highly important to the Public Interests and, under that
impression, s .MAI rsTY will, at all:times, retie& on the
offer now made by the Warwick- Yeomanry, with every sen-
timent of the warmest approbation.
" I have the Hohour to be,
" My Lord, ,
61 Yohr Lordship's most.obedient humble Servant,

41 B {; "

IN
Squa
The
4,fe%

from

ti
brok
the 1
Dani
dead
Hi
Tier
sides

Conti

Ty,
has

.Flort
can

punit,
sent

arise
State
the

plica

to m
petat
frage
Gern

rive:

their

*hi(

not
Whit
and
splei
'4por
Brez

t r en

on 1

orsll

Over
Beim
stave
tion

Tile
liopt
inor4

(DE
tOns

iron
wit]
to
>ul
the
luck
that

tine;
the
its j
hi g 1
w 0 u

ink

f
V!(]

C~Ct'.

' i
,giro
t he

situ

zo.il(

.:s5O

dui
the'

PE]
CoI
t ha

U;I:.

wit
for

tint'
forr
ITIOS
alre
mai

of

141
n his opt',

1 the fi-tl,

hen tl-;e

tu!atidn.

e Gener

lous

'd !?lms~

St Gene.

linsuia

with El%
AN's Bri

in g diso
his oca