The Sun.
London, England, 1805-08-21 00:00:00

IPOLUNTE.EIiS.

,EVERY CirCUMStMICe cpt,(e4ning valuriblebody
of our National Force iLtercting tot he Public at
'this impertatit crisis. The good sense of
the following Letter we submit te the perusal of our
Readers, as being most interesting in its probable
effe6t.

DRIGADt ORDEjIS_IIY MAIf)R:C;EN'ERAI:.

EARL OF BAN'BURY.

London, August 14, vtoc.
Major.Ccneral the Earl of BA !Inuit having communi-
cated to the different Corps composing his Brigade thb orders
of iiis iteydi the DVKE of Vo it IC, to hold them.
selves in readiness for immediate service, feels it his duty to
ntipre; on their minds the necessity of being in constant
preparation, as, in the event of the order being issued fur
marching, circumstances will not admit of a moinctit's
or any excuse for any Vp!iinteer n rt immediate's, joining.
From Lord riit N BUR•Y C peTiettLeki Illtkrn an in.
variable attention to discipline, anda vet y re.uly etimpliance
• with the I:li:intim and turns. I thercti,. lu now b:gs
to reeoinniend to his Brig.id,:•as p,r,:oniil baggage, lacc
as to Officers and Nlco, as possihle. I.oi the. Officers, their
personal baggaire to hem() m nethan what Hwy be' taken by
one Man : tor the Non-commissioned Officers ;:nd Privates lie
would only recommend their kilapsach; (two shirts. one pair
of stockings, one. pair 4.4 slim' s, and a tbr.iging eau). Ho can.
reives this the whole of what tm necessary, 411 a will cnabie the
Brigade to move without di ffie'islty on tin: shor;est notite„.
alai he is confident, it tit:), have W;1 i i+W y tend to
embarrass thetn,and tr ithold them tr tht,ir ditty as soldiers.
tie must remind the Officers ail pnso.,ist con,,isiaatiun
ho•ses mist be out of thell iestion.-1-1c; the: upon the
aiao.is being given, every rij.m isiil inAiiiitiy repair to ills alarm
post, and there ss'ait furl hot
Lord B:inbury recontint...(l, !,,i.Ack initc:ltt of boots.
'Ch, Brigade may eyrpect to •b-, immediately o,,lerecl tOr ge.
neral ln,,,peCtion, by General the Earl of H A R Ric:Tom, in
marching order, ItetatltC 1.0111 11. Naua y wishes for an pay.
day. to be fixed for reviewing them liiinscit on their Will
Ground.

T. RE! DE, Drigade Major, London Distriet.

On Monday morning, at half-past four, the
Regitnent of Royal East-India Volunteers, with the
band and brigade of six guns, under the command of
Major THELLUSSON, proceeded" on their march to
Maidstone, where they will remain tbez wen days
they were to halt at Dartford yesterday. This day
they will march for M.iiestoneillarracks.
The following Geneial Orders do infinite credit
to Col. Sir HUGH Nous, and, no doubt, will have
the happiest effea in producing a continuance of
that attention to discipline and order for which the
Brigade has been prove, bial :

SECOND REGIMENT ROYAL EAST-INDIA
VOLUNTEERS.

R /N,ZNTA L ()It Of-ItS.

" As the Regi Iwo' is under orders to march on Monday,
the toth iiist. at three o'clock in the morning, to Maidstone.
on permanent duty tin a limited time,' Col. Sir Unit 1
c>ris, trusts that the 2.d Regiment will so conduct them-
selves, on the march, in quarter:, where they halt, and in
Barracks, as to support the char:,Cier for order and good
ciw:ipline• which the Royal East India Britade has deserv-
edly gained. Sir H. particularly onit.i.nds sobriety, one.
tlience to the commands of Superivr,, tegutathy of
behtvitinr, as if, upon thepersolial tomluct.ol each itidivi-
itual • the crolit of tile whole t. crigs depended.
The 'Colonel f irther oVerves, that such of the men as
have famities are perioiitti r s citaW train theit. civil pay at
th: w.:• • hutbes for tkor support ; and thoie num Who"are
unmarried will hare their allowances reseived for them
till their return.
While on duty they must confine themselves to a sub-
sisteace on His Majest)'s pity, in common with other Sol.
dies, submit to simihir privations,'' and in every other re-
sped teel -that they are governed by the same laws and regu-
'

( By Oider)

" Col, Sir W. INGLIS,
" CIik)HGE DOMINICUS,
Captain and Adjulant..t

Yesterday the BloOm4ary and Inns of Court As-
sociation met for the purpose of being inspeaed;
but, owing to the, incessant rain, and ho many of
the Corps-being out of Town, the number present
was only about 300 ; they attended in complete
marching order-but from the state of the weather
no evolutions could he performed. Col. Cox having
drawn the Corps into a circle, addressed them in a
neat and appropriate Speech, in which he informed
them, that lie had no immediate orders from Gover-
nment to communicate-that he did not wish to put
the Corps under any unnecessary restraint, or to
keep them in Town, if their trlsiness or health re-
quired their absence; for himself, he could only
Say, he should be at his post, and he trusted to the
spontaneous exertions of the IN,LmbtrS, who were
as capable as himself of Judging when their.servic?..s
would be necessary and he had no cfouht, if that
time should ever arrive, he should have the, skitisfac-
tion of meeting every individual of the. Corps.
The Greenwich, Welling, Bexley, crayford, and
Dartford Volunteers, had a sham fight yesterday
near Erith, where the are.easvich Corps, Which went
thither in Gun-boats, &c. effeaed a landing, after a
' well planned opposition on the part of the other
Corps. •
The Earl of Moms. gave
.a grand Entertainment
at Duddington House, Scotland, to the Officers
commanding Corps, and several. Noblemen and
Gentlemen, in honour of the PKINCE of Wass
Birth•day,