The Sun.
London, England, 1803-09-29 00:00:00

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Serjeants tccyiving Constar piy, arid ail Trushpeters for
Buglemcn) receiving pay, either at a daily or wackly rate,
be, attested and, made subject to Nhlitary Otw, tbitil they
shall be regularly discharged by the Centmanuant, AS. pre-
sciibed by Statute 4; Geo. 3, C. 12!.
An application must be Made to the Secretary at War', by
the Commandants of Regiments or Corps 'of Yeomanry ca-
valry when dl.tly accepted, tin the A flow:rocas granted to sum
Regiments or Corps ; and upon receiving tus saoetion to the
claim, the amount thereof May be drawn for upon the gene.
ral Agent for Volunteer Corps in bills at days sight.
Every Officer, Non-Commissioned Officer, anti Private
. Man to take the Oath of Allegiance and fidelity to His Ma-
jesty, his Heirs and Successors.
The dates of the Commissions of Officers of Volunteer
Corps rests with His Majesty's Sccrctary of State t;,r the
Home Department, who must beaddresscd through the Lord
Lieutenant of the County.
. All proposals for raising or augmenting Yeomanry Corps,
of for any alteration in the Title of the Corps, or names of
the Officers, must be transmitted through the Lord beim -
nem of the County, to His Majesty's Secretary of State for
the Home Department.
All applications for Arms and Accoutrements should be
made through the Lord Lieutenant of the County, di ird,s, to
the Board of Ordnance; anal all applications for Ammuni-
tion for exercise and practice, should be made through the
InspeCting Field Officers of Yeomanry and Volunteers to the
Board of Ordnance annually. Amnitini tion for service should
be drawn through the medium of the inspecting Field Officer,
from the depot under the oPder of the General Officer of the
District.

The Arms, I.:c. furnished by the Board of Onlnance to
Corps of Yeomanry Cavalry, are as follows :
Pistols
Sabres with Scabbards For the whole Complement.
Belts for ditto _

All &calve Alembers of Volunteer Corps and Companies
Accepted by His Majesty, are entitled to the L xeinptions from
Ballot allowed by 4i Geo. 3. c. 66, and 43 Geo. 3. c. 12 t, pro-
iided that such Persons ate regularly returned in the Muster
Rolls to be sent in to the Lord Lieutenant or Clerk of the Ge-
neral Meetings of his County, at the lin:et, in the manner, and
Certified upod Honour by the Commandant, in the Jar," pre-
scribed by those. Ads and Schedules thereto annexed. -
The Monthly Returns should be transmitted to the Inspe6l-'
ing Field Officer appo'nted to superintend the District in which
the Corps is situated, and to the Secretary of State for the
Home Department.

It was yesterday generally and very confidently
rumoured in the circle at St. James's, that the Earl
of U RR I NIGtON is to go to Ireland as Commander
in Chief of the Forces. 'lt would be impossible to
pitch upon an Officer of more popular manners, or
whose appointment to that high and important
Command could give more universal satisfattion.'
The Returns which have been already made to
Lord HARRINGTON, of the Volunteers within his
Distria, amount to 20,300 Men, and there are
twerity.four Corps that have not yet made any
return. The whole number of the Dibtrid cannot
Gil less than 30,000 Men.
A general Military Promotion has been, deter.;
mined upon, which will in a few days be officially
announced, probably in the Gazette of Saturday
next. All Lieutenant-Generals to the end of the
year 1798 are appointed Generals; Major-Generals
to the end 1796, Lieutenant-Generals; Colonels
to the end of 1797, Major-Generals; Lieutenant.
Colonels to the end of 1795, Colonels ; Majors to
the end of 1798, Lieutenant-Colonels; and Capraini
to the end of 1794, Majors.
Yesterday about twelve o'clock, all the principal
011icerl of the City Volunteers, both Infantry and,
Cavalry, met ar the Mansion.llouse in full uniform,
and accomp,mied the Lotto. MAYOR to St. jattleeS,
where they were introduced to His MAJESTY.

Yesterday morning the zd Royal Regiment of
Tower Hamlets Militia, with the West London,
forpling a Brigade, under the comtuand .of Colonel
1..i0N, were reviewed by the Hon. Major. Ge.
tier.ll Lest.te,, who was pleased to approve of their
high state of discipline.
The KING returned a most polite answer of re.
fnial-to the offer of Service made by MoNst Eva (the
Count D'Attrots), in behalf of himself and the
Emigrant Royalists of France. The intention of
His Royal Highness was, not to have raised the
Standard of Royalty on the French Coast, but to
have embodied such of his faithful Countrymen as arc
capable of bearing arms, in aid of the just cause in
which Great Britain is now embarked.

Yesterday a Quarterly General Court was held
at the East India House, pursuant to Charter.—
After a few words from Mr. SS,tRA on the subjea
of the Income Tax, the Court adjourned, silt die.
Yesterday a Court of areelors was held at the
East India House, when the following Ships were
taken up for the Service in the ensuing SCiISON and
stationed as undermcntioned,.viz..

Torr.
Cirencester - - - - !Zoo
Clacton
N. S. Earl Talbot - 1200
Brunswick - - 1200
David Scott - - 1200
Earl of St. Vincent - SiB

'Catlinon Castle - 1198
Canton
Marquis of Ely
Arn6ton
.1 2ao

Widmer Castle -
...

Bombay and China.

St. Helena, Bencoolcn, and
China.

Bornbay.

'l2oo

N ela-t-un-e --- -- - - Moo j
Royal Charlotte - - tap }China.
Perseverance - • • 32.00

Briton - - • • 1189

Ctays
Altiwick Castle - 1200
Cuffiie►lls - 12x01
Thanie* - - 1203 St. lielertiand China.

ivareiioness of Exeter . Szo 2 Madras and lie:woolen, and
Marquis of Wellesley •- Bao S back to &hams.
Lady Ire Dundas - 824
Lord re
- 8114 f,_11831.
Bengal . . B,i Pc
Asia --
Dover Castle -
St. Helena and Dental.
Lady litirges - zo
Walthainstow . . 820 Bombay.
Sir Edward Hughes - ?57 Madras.
Princess Charlotte 10
Britannia

The Court adjourned at a late hour till Wednes-
day next.

The following are the descriptions .of the horses
from Hanover which were landed on Tuesday at
Blackwall, viz, nine black stallions, eleven black
mares, two cream coloured stallions, \and eight
mares ; ten white stallions and five mares , five
mouse coloured stallions and on Mare, and two
brown mares, in all.•fifty.three : and belonging to
the Duke of C41,1111t t DG E, three black geldings,
one brown mare, one grey ditto, one brown Turk.
ish stallion, and one brown gelding, in all seven.
These horses having been six weeks on board ship,
were landed very much our of condition. Ai3.
ther vessel with the remainder on board, put into
1/w//, where the horses were landed, and are now on
their way to town. The principal officer of the sta.
bits that accompanied these horses was introduced to
Hts MA,Hrts-ry yesterday at St. James's previous
to the Levee. An establishment of Grooms has
come over with them, whom His MAJESTY means
to maintain in this Country out of his Privy Purses