The Sun.
London, England, 1814-01-05 00:00:00

MILITARY.

MILITIA VOLUNTEER! No.-The Cambridge Mi-
litia, quartered at Land, in Ireland, have given
400 volunteers to the Line. The English Militia
Regiments in Dublin had last week given to the
Line as follows :

Glacester, to the Waggon Train, Guards, 54th, and 55th, 242
Sorn rset, to the Goards, 3d, and 9th, - - 2?1
Lancashire,. to the Guards, and 15th ileginient - - ttr

The above volunteers, with 220 from the Berks,
quartered at Galway, have embarked at the Pi-
geon-house, for Liverpool.
The 2d West York Regiment of Militia, quar-
tered at Hastar Barracks, has evinced its usual
spirit for the service of the country. On all for-
mer occasions, this regiment has furnished its
quota to the Line ; and, in compliance to the pre-
sent system, upwards of four hundred men (with
a proportion of officers, Major YAIMURGIL• two
Captains, five Lieutenants, and three Ensigns)
non-cornthisSiOned officers and drmnnters, for the
regular army and extended militia service.
At a-meeting held on the 24th ult. of the offi-
cers of the sixth regiment of North York Local
Militia, commanded by Lieut. Col. LEATHAM ; it
was. resolved unanimously, and with au earnest
spirit of loyalty and patriotism, to offer their ser-
vice agreeable to the act, to enable his Majesty to
accept the services of the Local Militia out of
their counties.

The Clare Militia, commanded by the lion.
Col. tip:R:TON, have unanimously, officers and pri-
vates,. +red to serve as a Regiment in any part
of Eur Opt : they have lately returned froM Eng-
land, anti' are at present quartered at Carlow),
Athy, Mariborough, Baitinglass, &c.
The North Mayo Regiment, quartered at Yar-
mouth, have. partially turned Out for the line.
The Derby Militia embarked at Dover for Cork,
and have given 320 men for different regiments
of the Line.
The West tssex Militia, quattered in Athlone,
have turned out 200 volunteets to different regi-
ments.
The Agbrigg Local Militia, commanded by Sir
G. ARMYTAGE, Bart. have (both officers and men)
offered to do duty in any part of the country.
That fine corps, the Walworth lnfautry, (in
Dublin), commanded by BARRE BERESPORD, Esq.
has, in the most spirited manner, volunteered its
servicestoany part of the kingdom.

The 78th Regiment, at Aberdeen, is under or-
ders to embark immediately for foreign service.
We hear the volunteering goes on briskly in
the Berwickshire Militia now quartered at Tyne-
mouth barracks. Captain Lon, of the grenadier
company, with a patriotic spirit, has generously
made his men an offer of a handsome addition to
their bounty, to induce them to extend their ser-
vices with him.

Satinday a Coroner's Inquest was hdd at the
Two Brewers public-house, Clapham, on view of
the body of an unknown man, found drowned the
preceding day in a stnall pond of water, on the
road side leading from London : there was scarce-
ly sufficient water to cover the body, which had
the appearance of having lain there a considerable
time. There were no marks of violence about it;
he had twenty-five shillings in silver, and a silver
watch in his pockets, but no papers, or other
thing that could lead to a discovery of who be
was. Vmlict—found drowned.
An inquisition was held on Friday at the Lon-
don Hospital, before the Coroner for Middlesex,
0.1 the hotly of Ann Simpson, who met her death
by blows. inflicted with a pewter pot, by a soldier
quartered in the Tower, with whom she lived.
The Jury returned a verdict of Wilful Murder
against the soldier, who is committed for trial by
the Coroner.

William Patten, late of Whitechapel, hosier,
and a collector of the assessed taxes, was on
Thursday last, committed under a warrant of the
Commissioners of the district, to his Majesty's
gaol of Ness-gate, for fraudulent misapplication of
near 1,8001. of cite public bauney.

I-1E PRI.NCE,IIEGINT.

[HIS ARRIVAL AT RELVOIR CASTLE
!MaNDAY.,- JAN, ..ttoyal
Highness the- .PaiNce. ;Ii.F.,q,ENT,. or ty,(l, 1; the
splendid.mansion .of his, Grace t.lie.l;;. ke,o MUT:-
LANLI, gelVqir,castle, at _ four,
tinder asahtte.,of 21 guns, planted on. the ivt.lls
of the,mansion His ,Royal,
of Yoax„,wi? left Londun,atfbur ,in the...mpr'il-
ing, arrived in half ,an hour: Bro-
ther,. accompanied ,by the,l,lon., B. An
immense number of,,
.peppie,. Lad, assenbjed at
to congratulate the Illustrious -Per-
,!)o,agett, .their visit, to , the INorth, it; , their
Royal I:lightiesses went the nearer ;road, to the
castle by Denton,.vhere.frotn.two. to three:hun-
dred. horsemen, .co,titposed, of., the gentry and yeo-
manry of .the conut.y, . had assembled to. welcome
the P.atc4,l.2EG:4-ci• Co On arrival
of the VRINCE ~yas rent with ,a . general
burst of .loyal ,enthusiasm.. Many females, wives
and daughters Qic.the,. tenantry of ,the house of
Autkand, well Ilion-need, ,loined in the eaval,c,ade, •
arid the• whale dashed .on,at
,the,. rate of, twelve
miles an hour. ..Aipny were. unable to keep, 'pace
with the ftEgENT'S,icayrige.. As the illustrious
Visitor 'alighted froth his parriage, he was received
by the Notlde
,llost of the Castle, who presented
h-ha with the. keys, thereof, and
;at the same time a
Royat Salute of 21 guns was fired, whir b, Loge-
titer with the cbejings.. and huzzas of
~the com-
pany assembled, had a most inspiring effect,.
His Royal Highness thieDuke.of Yonts, was re-
ceive'd with .the
:like testimonials of, respect. ' At
eight in the evening another :salute of 21 guns
was fired, in honour of the Illustrious Visitors.
this day the lioyal
.Party,
,accompanied •by the
Nobility present, have insiieeted the castle and
- domains, which at:e.equal in beauty to, any in the
world; and,theyexpressed. their .high satisfaction
at the treat. :this day the infant Marquis of
GItANBY, heir noble house of.Thitland, wilt
be baptized, and it
,be,a day not easily, erased
from the Memory of the surroundin., country; for
liilst the Illtistrions Visitors are enjoying the
fes-
tivities with the Patrician hands, the, tenantry.,
and surrotintlipg
,conutry ,have a reciprocity
of enjoyment in, the style of old English hospita-
lity; so that every heart, from the dignified'
sitor to the, Plebeian and Peasant, will Ile glad-
dened' in,well7arranged dispositions -for rational
festiviti and rejoicing.
• „Mr. CIIAI'LIN, the County Member, and :Mr.
BELCRAVE, Deputy Mayor, with part of the Cot--
poration.of Stamford; present&l a congratulatory
,
Address to the PitINCE REGENT, at Cottesmere,
. -
which his Rnyisl IJigliDess received with his usual,
di,,nified and allahre'department; and vvas pleased
. • •

to return a graeiocts answer,
His Royal High-nqs spent one day at Apthorpe,
and from Thursday till sundayh,e rentajncd zia the
Earl of Loi4sn,ii.E's at COttesmere, 'Mere were ac

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his Lordship's, the Marquis E ETn • Lords
Wi NCH uska and WES+MORELiND VISCOIIIII Low-.
TIIER, Lord itotim MANNERS, SIT GERARDNOEL,.
General GkoSENoa, CaoiEii; &c. The
PRINCE rode out every day, and was in excellent
health and spirits