The Sun.
London, England, 1803-10-31 00:00:00

AXETER, OcT. 27.

MONDAY last the Exeter Regiment of Volunteer
Infantry, commanded by Lieut. Colonel Wit IGll.l',
were reviewed in their, field of exercise; in St.
Thomas, by Lieut. General Simcoz and Major.
General Gunsviii.loa. They went through their
different niancouvres and firings with great comet.
nest 'and precision. The. Generals were highly
pleaseil with their appearanee-and steadiness under,
arms; 'and "expressed to' Liar. Colonel NV/LIGHT,
in most-handsome terms, the satisfanion they felt
at reviewing so 'fine a body of men, in so excellent
a state of discipline. • •"
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A Detachment of the Royal First Devon Cavalry
a!id.qaptain Russ z LL's Corivany of Artificers, kept.
the ground.

yeliterd3y General Si mcog .reviewed the Ist, or
Xing's Regiment cif Dragoon Guards, commanded
4 colonel El,t,to.r, on Broaticlyft fleath. • It was
milY a tVeat. ,to.oce this hug. Regiment, so well
,tpotinted, perform their. several evolutions ; they,
charged in different direttions with the greatest
firmness and tapidity, thor wheeling* !were,
sharp, close, and cot reel', in line, their movements'
and various changes of position were executed with
great precision, highly pleasing to the General, as
well as gratifying to the si,etators as einhieci
the oCcasion.

On Tuesday last Major Genets' CALCRAFT in.
14)01331 the Light Infantry Company of the North,
Devon Regiment, in front of its entampment at
Great Eirord, who was pleased to signify hiss appro.
bation of their soldier-like appearance in thelightst
term, of praise, as well t.O applaud,the,mantNe! with
which they performed their various. maricewires,
such as would have done, credit to a Company of
the like description attached to an established
L;Prps, */
on Monday last the Exeter Rnya( Artillery.
marched with their field-pieces to 'Mount Stamp,
the seat of Wm. Ciosstr, and in a field before
his house, the Officers fired ten rounds, iQ a style
that did them great credit, and, lainly evinced the'
attention they had paid to the service they were
engaged in.
'-011 Monday next the Privates will exert their
talents as Gunners on the same spot. So useful is
this description of defence, that Lieut. Gen..Stm.
"cab has desired their acceptance of 30 guineas, in
aid of their clouthing.

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Lately traA minted, Mr. Thomas Dusty, a re.
pettabla fanner; of ItPerstone, near Mansfield, in
Nottinghamshire, to Miss Grame, 'a I..ady of for.
tune, its the County of Westmoreland. The annals
of matrimony scarce afford a mare singular instance
of unwearied attachment than the above : The,
parties were -known to each other in youth, and
mutually enamoured, hut the unrelenting.
opposition of parents broke of the match. Mr.
formed another enonexion he married, and was
the father of several oliildreit, and became. a' vvi.:
dower; nit first love was again by correspondence'
renewed, and again frustrated,; by the same means
he sought consolation in the arms of a second wife,
his family again increased, and he a second time
because a,widower; his first flame, still .unextin.
guisiseti, once:more renewed, and former obittieles
being extinCi, alter a !Arse of rtvetiti.five yearn,
o,ithoitt ever seeing etch tnt,et in the interval, this
couple have at length tit)i!Vd. •