The Sun.
London, England, 1804-07-02 00:00:00

MILITARY REGV L ATIONS.

HISMA) rstY has been graciously pleased to di:
tea, chat the Le vy.monty for Recruits (then and lads)
enlisted in the United Kingdom, for the Cavalry,
shall be raised to Sixteen Pounds Eleven Shillings;
and for the. Infantry and the Line, and General Ser.
vice, to Nineteen Guineas. The Levy.money for
Boys, for General Service, is to remain the same as
specified in the General Orders of the Bth of May
last, viz. tot, t ss. ; the appropriation of which
sums is to he made in strict conformity to the fol.
lowing distributions
CAVALRY.—Bounty to the Recruit, On being attested, in
money ti. ts. ; on intermediate approval, in money, 3i. 16. ;
in necessaries, 125. ; ott filial Appioval, to money, 51. 95. ;
in necessaries, 31. 35. ; total bounty to 'the Reeriat, 131,
Rs. To the Offi..ei, on intermediate approval„, for attesting,
ts. ; for surgical examination, 2.5. 6d. ; for postage, station,
sty, dtc. 7s. ; on final approval, to cover all incidental ex-
peneess tos. 6d. ; to the Party, on final approval, reward
#l. ts. ; tor continating the Recruit to the 0.4:c or final ap.
proval,g.; to the bringer of a Recruit, whethei belonging
to the party or uthcrwtscs ou tinid approval, ttu. ; total
Levy:4110110y, tbt. Ass. _

I tirnicray u 4 G thitkitty SIRVIEt.--BOWIty 10 Ll'e
crult; on being attested` in money, 21. 26. ; On IntCrmstimte
approval, in !tumy, 41. in IteCela,arics, 12$. ; un 61;31
4Pproval, in money, 71. rets..; in ne:norms, 21. s;.-.-total
bounty to OW ltivuit 114. To th ()Siker and Party,
alai bringzr of 3' itCrAlit, theviols it for the Cavalry—total
Levy-mond)* 41.
BOYS roc G6.Nxaat, SE2VICIL.-1101141ty to the Recruit,
on being aitu*tud,. county,.ll. ;on intermudiate ap-
proval, in money. this.; in occessaries„ tza ; on final
approval, in money,. 31. 3s. i in noceatsuies, 21. zs. ;—total
bounty to the Recruit, 111. a.. Tu 0140111.ser and. Party, time
same as tor the Cavalry. (No til4ismittitt. for the brinier of a
&Kroll ).--Total levy, ;money, tot. ssa.
Volunteers from the Ar*y of Reserve are to be
allowed the bounty of Ten Guineas, on being ap.
prawn at the Headquarters of thc Regiments into
which they volunteer for general serricc,

Colonel MEAD, of the 31st Regiment is appoint.
ea to the Briganier.Grneral's command at Gubpori,
in the room Of General WHITHAM.

Several Regiments of the Line, to the number of
3000 men, are immediately to be encamped at Fatn.
barn, near Bury St. Edmunds.
On Saturday the TAW Association, commanded
by LieM.-C(4011El ERSKINE, were inspetied in, the
Temple Gardens. In consequence of the constant
engagements of mo.t of the Members in business,
at the present moment, Colonel JENKINSON, for
their accommodation, politely agreed to inspett
them at six in the evening. The Corps mustered
in great force. They Acquitted themselves in a
manner which did them much credit, and that oh.
tained just commendation from the Inspetling
Officer.
The Second West York Militia are now on their
route from Hull for Sunderland.
The Third Lincoln Militia, under orders to march
from Hull for Newcastle, have been countermanded,
and the East Essex go in their stead.
The Lanark Militia marched from Sunderland
barracks on Tuesday, for the Coast of Essex; and
two division► of the Fifeshirc Militia entered Don.
Caster on' Thursday, on their route from Newcastle
to Cambridge.
The E:sst.Sukulk Militia left Ipswich on Tues.
day and Wednesday. for Hull.

LAW ARkAKGSUIWTS..—•Mr. SUTTON, the pre..
Salt Sulicitnr.General, to be Chief Justice of Ches.
ter; Mr. DALLAS, to be Solicitor. General ; and
Mr. WATSON, Limo... Colonel of the Bloomsbury
Volunteers, to be Judas Advocate-General, (vice
Sir CflAitlAllo IVIOAGAIY, who is to be created a
Pm. - _ _

—on Wednesday last, at she Commission Courts
Dublin, Cttisat.ss FSIAMIZ ritizat.t.„ Esq. was
tried for an alledged assault upon P. LIDW I Clip the
Roman Catholic Priest of
,Rathfaroharti, and, after
a trial of four hours, aequiited.
Mr.CRArmAN, who went to Constantinople ofli.
chilly from Malta, has proceeded to Odessa. Mr.
VAUGHAN' a Fellow a All Souls College.. Oxford;
is there, and intends shortly to continue his j‘mi-ney
-to Mount Caucasus, and the shores of the Black Sea.
The bay harvest, in most parts of Yorkshire, has
begun; and the crops are remarkably aburthntt. No-
thing can exceed the fine appearance of the corn in
that part of the country. The rye crops are very
forward. Hay is also making, generally through-
out Cumberland, Northumberland, tk.c. and all the
crops arc alike onprectdenseti, ,