The Sun.
London, England, 1803-12-09 00:00:00

Indies

A 'Cour (tined Cc)uncil k;Val 1161 iit Critilil-
- yrSl4l: take. into consikiermion sever.l
pettess 7 the' Lotp MAyptz, from the
Comnti.siort, ,or the Affairs ofCh
Mere read, and the consideration thereof was
.pnio.,
paned,, as OF Cqurt did not think it necessitry to
talte any Tcasures thereon for the presentyiak.
The consideratioo Of laying the quarters ofkior.°
ititu loot gfonti Area,. for ,tha uocrurrinin)atibre
of the IdaYal London Volunteer 3,, was
,tefetietlo
the,Committee..for letting.Latuls, an 4 to ~rport to.
the Relit Court their opinton thercon..
Court confirmed the tleic.tion of the. Coat
and Corn Committee, of, 'Mcpr9.:
and CAss, to be Ceal..Aileters,
DERS Stunt, to .he'_COrn:.MetetS intrust' fOr
' this City, so long as they continueMembets of the
Court.
The Court unanirunsly .resolved, that 3n future
one fourth part of the eotoniol,t;r:; fortni4 the &if-
' fetent Committees do go off annually. •
A Court of, Aldermen in ordered by Ilk Lor:1-
ship to be summoned to meet at Gitilithall 0.9
day next, precisely at one clock, for the tiipaieh'
of Public Busilitss,..vre'vious to 'the Recess talLins'
.place.

Yegtertlay was expelled to be tligrand day among
our Volunteer Regiments, hut. owing to. the On
favourable appearance of the weather_ the prcced...
iog evening, many of them put it off till. a more
favourable opportunity. Cal. KtilsiNGTON'S.
London, ,were to have •hail a Whole day -in the court.
try, for which purpose the Volunteers were to
fArnished. themselves With a day provision.
,This
was countermanded, and only the Light Company
and Rifle Corps attached to the Regiment marched
to The neighbourhood of Wandsworth, and did not
return to tow) until a very late floor. The Blooms.
bury put their intended field-day off entirely ; but
the, 7th and Bth Companies of this Corps will pout
to.tnorrow to an as Light Infantry., Two Cam.
paniCS of the 4th Loyal London were yesterday at
Highhury Barn firing ball ; also a party of the St.
Andrew's an St. George's. Set/Oat:detachments
of other Corps were also out ; but nu grand. military
spetiachs took place. ,

The Royal Westminster Volunteers arc about
adopting the plan of evening drills at their Armory
in the King's Mews, by Companiei.

The St. James's, Bloomsbury, Prince of Wales's,
and Mary-le.bone Volunteers, wilt have a brigade
field.day in Hyde:Nil: on the .2oth inst: under the
Earl of HARRINGTON.

Yesterday the 4th Company of the Loyal West.
minster Volonteets marched to !'cthtfl Fields, vvliere
they fired for thofirst 'time with ball cartridge, and
acquitted themselves in a tesfledable manner, The
Company aftetwards dined together.
Yesterday Mr. James Barker, of Drury,lanc, was
summoned before N. CONANT, Esq, at the Public.
Office in Marlborough.stteer, for' refusing to pay
fourteen shillings, the'amount of fines incurred by
him, for not attending the exercise of the St. Giles
and Bloomsbury Volunteers, of which Corps he bid,
enrolled "himself u Member ; when, after a full hear.
log, the Magistrate ordered him to pay the same,
with one pound eight shillings (being double the
amount of the fines) by way of penalty and. costs,:
pursuant to Mt of Parliament,
This day Redhead, the Spitit-cleater; stood on the
Pillory opposite the Royal Exchange, fur 44.023 trig
the Revenue. He mounted the pillory at twelvt,
and stood till one. The -crowd to ice him was itn.
Menie
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