The Sun.
London, England, 1804-01-18 00:00:00

BRIGHTON, JAN. i 6.

Tag IlePO division of the ipth Light DO'
goons marched from hence, on their route to Guild:
Lord, on Saturday; the third division marched I°`
the same place to dax ; and the fogrth andl39:
leave us on Thursday next. A second detachie
of the -6th PrAgoons arrived here on. SAturdaY.i
a small party also entered the Town yesterday, a 0
two Troops this morning, making, in the whole'
about six hundred ; and others are also expeao
morrow.

The-Duke of NORFOLK arrived at the Pavilion°
and dined with the PRINCE, on Saturday evening"
Yesterday the PLINci of WA; 5s and His Qr3l
of NORFOLK were on the Steyne'for a consideror-
time before dinner.

• '
Yesterday the LORD MAYOR, ordered the poce f
of Bread to he continued at gid. the QUartern
Wheaten, and 74d. Household. •
Last week too stone of beef witivaS proportj°7
able quantity of bread, and twenry.:teiwrins
coals were distributed to such of the inhabitant! ‘,1,1
Lewes, as chose to accept the same, by Order 0
Lord F. Osborne, one of the Representativell'
Parliament for that Borough.
.0
PUTRID PORK.—Last night the Firemen were 14'e
a great bustle in different parts of the cowl', bn'l
large fire appearing in the 'neighbourhood of WI"-/
chapel, On arriving there it ,was found to he Pr
duced by the Constables and other Officers burnifigt,
quantity oe.pork, which had been seized in, Pet iic01,5.,
lane, in the course of the day, by order of the Maglo,
trates, it having been found in a state of putrefaeli°o
It is a
..melancholy
.fad,- that upwards of four °to
weight of this article were burnt in a field near 0
the spot where it was found, which mightliave be a.
of much benefit to the poor, had it been sold °%l
moderate price, whilst it was fit for use. Saerj
cartloadsof faggots were
_used on the aceaci-o-arfi#o
some thousands of people were present to see
sight.- The 'stench that proceeded from Cur[,,,,t
was to offensive, that many persons were obit _
to retreat.
110
Captain DERBYEHIRE, and the two Seamen, vi
lverebrought.- in custody, a short time since, {Or':
Lancaster Castle, on a charge of Piracy, updericreQj
a final examination at Bow-street, yes!erday, ;11,1,
were committed to rake their trials at the next
miralty.Sessions. Captain DERIPP,IIIRE W
terwards admitted to bail, himseit in 4001. and rvi
sureties in zoo'. each.
A few..evenine since, a man secreted himself „,
a chaise, in the yard at the Full Moon, St !`;tit
Croft, with an intent, it is supposed, to Co"' reLl ,
some nefarious ad; but the dog having titscove, e, 1
the stranger, and alarming the tmnily (who 11‘1 the
tired to rest some hods) by an unusual noise, ac
man in attempting to make a precipitate rOtirnto
over the iron railing, plunged one of the spikesdeer,
his thigh, near the pope's eye,• several inches
tail
in which situation he was discovered by the 1361r0Lis
He was taken' to the Infirmary in a very dangefres's
state. On him were found a number of ap nbto."

duplicates.
On Thursday the
lull inst. died at IVlaidetibifev,
Berks, Miss YouD daughter of the late ii,l%
JOHN YOUDE, A. M.
E,
war of HighaMt Pli6ijta
By the exemplary
manner in which she stipPort,, of
io
the last a very long and ainiul illness, she be
her surviving friends a ar,)sc I,:structive
fortitude, and true Christian piety and .resigna"
p

POZUNTEERS.

REGIMENTAL ORDERS.-L. S. V.

JANUARY 15, ac 4.
Lieutenant-Colonel Commandant T eRN Y has
this day received from the Right Hon. Lord TE t cY.
MOUTH, Vice-Lieutenant of the County of Surrey,
a Letter, of which the following is a Copy :

311 C;

Enclosed I have the honour to transmit to you an Extras
of a Letter which I have this day received from Mr. YOR K
OA the subjea of your Communication to him of Tuesday
last.

If, contrary to the expeaationsexPressed in Mr. YoR Kt's
letter, the individuals of the Company in question should
unfortunately persist in the improper line of condud into
which they have been inconsiderately oetrayed, I am in that
case instructed to inform you, that it is His MAJESTY'S
Pleasure, that the services of those individuals who shall ad-
here to resolutions so adverse to a proper subordination, shall
be discontinued.
In this case, I have to request that you will hold the Arms
and Accoutrements, which may have been issued to them out
of the Public Stores, at my disposal.
I have the Honour to be, Sir, &c. &e.
(Signed) TEIGNNOUTH.
To the Right Hon. Lieut.-Colonel Tierney, Etc,rb'c.

(ENCLOSURE.)
MY LOAD,
Whitehall, Jan. 18, 'BO4.
*.bale cha_raonour of transmitting to your Lordship. the
CoPY of a Letter I have received from Lieutenant-Colonel
Trettrity, commanding the Loyal Southwark Volunteers,
wore ith its enclosure, being a Copy of the Resolutions of the 3d
Cpany of that Corps*, respecting the Eledion of its Offi-
cers; and I am to acquaint your Lordship, that having laid
eh these ,
to Papers before the Kit% o Hrs MAJESTY has command-
me express .his perfea approbation of Lieutenant-
Colonel T; zap aVs conduit on this occasion, and his con-
cern that the Company in question should entertain so
erroneous an opinion of the terms on which the loyal
'tender of their services was accepted, it never having been
/I" 144JzsTr's intention that the successive vacancies
'which -might happen amongst the Officers of the Corps
should be filled up in the manner which has been supposed.
The Corps being once established, Hp Marzsry uncloubt.
etilY expeits that your Lordship, as representing his Vice.
tieutenant in the County of Surrey, will _recommend proper
persons to fill up the Vacancies as the
Cllkers, in the full confidence that they may arise among the
Commanding Officer
of the Corps will from time to time be consulted as to the
Writ* and qualifications Of such persons q may have preten-
Vitoria to sueceed.
It is my duty further to state, that
served 'His MAJESTY has ob-
., with the most serious regret, the great breach of dis-
cipline committed by the 3d Company of
'Volunteers, in assembling together Loyal Southwark
without the order or per-
yrtission of their -Officers, and hen so assembled, in dis-
cussing and determ , w
ining upon questions intimately con-
meted with the militar
they belong, y subordination of the Corps to which
And I am to announce to iviAr E srv's Pl Your Lordship, that it is His
easure,
snake known to Lieutenant-Colonel Tr ssLN zY)
that your Lordship should immediately
that His
:NIA,/ tsr Y entertains a Just expedation that the gootlsensc,
loYalth and public spirit of
Com • the individuals composing the
pally In question, Will induce them to acknowledge the
impropriety of the line oicondud into which they have been
I)iraYe<l.---1 have the Honour to be, &c.
(Signed)
The Right lion. Lordreignmouth, mac. &c.

C. YORKE.

COPY OF TIIE CoMMU ______
NANO- NICATION FROM LIEuTE-
CoLONEL TIERNEY, REFERRED TO IN
Ult. YORKE'S LETTER.
sza,
Nigh!, Somerser-Place, Tunely Nl' T°•
I send you herewith an exaa Copy of the Resolutions of
the 3d Company of the Lo
subs Loyal Southwark Volunteers, the
substance of which I Yesterday communicated to you ; they
are signed by one Serjeant,gnd by all but four of the Privates;
the Ensign (both the Ca
days back obtained Captain and Lieutenant having some pssion to resign) appears not to have
7,knowla of the ermi
proceeding.
According to your direaions, I this morning attended the
'Parade, and, in the presence of the whole Regiment, after
stating the nature of the offence, ordered the men who had
Gigned the Resolutions, to deliver up their arms and accoutre-
Intim; which they accordingly did. I informed them I
51tould lay before you the circumstances of their conduit, and
wait to know
11111 rv4.listv's pleasure upon it.
With respea to the nomination of Officers having been
given to the Members of the Association when the Corps
was first embodied, the iiia undoubtedly is as stated in the
was
; but j never Understood that occasional man"

• .. The Third Company) vtrith the utrnost re: eft, take
au liberty of conVeying their e.entrnents en the intended ap-
eaintmcnt of theirOffKers to C's.ll. Ti tamer. Thevearnest
tYllteguest that he will not considertheircondua as any failure
oat esteem they have always entertained for him, but
zii!t the conceive to be due to their own indepenence.
anamttienrcititern..selyes that Colonel Tait ar•v.".s liberal and
Them on th , will induce him not to' think unfavourably or
molt
s. eprFsent occasion, They beg him to accept their
•,, 014.14.:01% wtsltes for his health and happiness.—.7,:nuau
General Meeting
soutmvaru
of the Third company
.^ volunteers, On the 6th of January, 1804.
of Loyal
" 1/ wits titiAll 1 240 US
~t.„.4:40.1\--.1.11at it having
.. pt._
LY RESOLVED,
"P Fps, that
pa cuosen h,, v_ the Officers commanding the same should
been declared, at the formation
7-4ing it, v,;bileT voice ofthe majority of the individuals cpnti-
riellt,of all theltlYfttarrt was adually followed at the a pFio}allso-
eng title prgtice "01-;Fts, in the first instance—and h.
'ye tall•lr:tocd Inealiin,,al,l) 91her Volunteer Corpsb
• n this sub-
;att, We, toe A.lernhe'r's oft the Ad of Parlialidieon‘c.ec
ast well as
I lare, that
~ve consider T7.1.1$ a tette ?his Company,
Trste; and that it will be
ad together -as a
olunteer Body. '0 as long as we
. 0 REMAIN wTH us AT Tuts
.46 gr,conot.v—That well
Pn.ze, that on the application of Serjeant Rose, sent by till
•-co!ce of the Coin ave learnt with considerable sur..
PanY. for the vacant situation of Secon,
Lieutenant, he was refused, on the ground of A sr.AN.Girtn..
To y:6SCOMPAR hpavin-already received the appoirt.ra`r '
and that even witut th'e least notice thereof being.glven to
43..
•
" Tntant.v--That the Corn any cannot but cons'ider
themselves, in this instance, trepated with unmerited con,:
'''",lllt; and are thy-dine determined not to ad but untie!
f.) hicers who have, been regularly proposed to them, and 11--
...eived their approbation.
1. y —IILIt ' theSe Resolutions, after Ilavi,7l
-':•zeiverl our siznatut s, shall be presented to our Colon: r.
-ornmandant by 011 e or morc !%lembcrs of the Company,ioii
1,1 the hope that he will be pleased to take them into
au.s.
i!nitiediate consideratio, and return us that favourablerom
his
~,:ei• to our .feeiingswe flatter ourseives:, and the
.1 -attention to tilt, w,llare of the ReSulm,","i to do.
.t.l'ts of Individuals siomposing it, Ile \Vjj I not 1141 t.
_. .__.„
" •:!) proper deferciii:o, Ive subscribe ourselves, Ste. Sec.
It'h'e
S
(SI GNE D !3\ Tli I'. S E VF.R A L Mll3l
Vl' "fttß liiIRD COMPANY.)

ces wore. te.':.; Al llein 0 by the choice, *at the pleasure of
the Company, in whicb they might happen to occur; and
haVe uniformly and publicly declared, that after the 'Regi.
meat was once fanned, / could allow of no further Elealons.
Lt the wily ci;e. of a vacancy which, excepting that now in
dispute, has taken place since our original establishment, I
recommended the new Officer to the Lotto LIEUTINANT,
without, in any way, consulting the Privates of the Company
to which he was tObelong, and his appointment was received
as a matter of course.

I cannot allow myself to conclude without stating to you,
that, however culpable, in a military paint ot view, the
conduct of the individuals in question may have been; I have
every reason to rely on their attachment to His 'MA,' tsr
and their readiness to meet any clanger in the defence of their
Country.

I must beg that you will, as soon as possible, give me
your instructions as to what further steps I am to take in
this very unpleasant business.
I have the Honour to be, &c. &c. &c.

(Signed) GEORGE TIERNEY.
The Right Han. C. Yorke, &c. 3c. &C.