The Sun.
London, England, 1803-10-20 00:00:00

To o'clock, and marched in regimental order to Sr.
Bartholomew's, *Acre there was a preached
by the Rev. Mr. WILSON.
The First Regiment of the East-India conipany's
Volunteers heard a Sermon at St. Mary'-A.Ae Church,
preached.by the Rev. Mr. KINNING.
The Second Regiment heard a Sermon preached
at Barking Church, by the Rev. Mr. He NT ; and.
The Thud Regiment heard Divine Service and a
Sermon, preached by the Rev. Mr..WoOD, at St.
:Peter's, Curnhill.
The River Feneibles and Custobaousc Guards
"Were at Barking Church, along with the Id Regi-
ment of the East-India Company's VOlunteers.
The BlooMsbury and inns of Court Association
mustered at the' Foundling Hospital, near tOoo
strong; they marched into the Chapel of the Hospi_.
tal by Companies to hear Divine Service.
The Temple Corps yesterday assembled in the
Inner Temple Gardens, between nihe and ten
o'clock. They afterwards proceeded to the Tern_
pie Church, where Dr. REYNELL preached a Ser-
mon from .the ,I.sth chapter of Isaiah, verse 7.
" I form the Light and create Darkness, I nuke Peace
astd create Evil, I the Lord do all these things."

The tendency of the SerrOon wept
;to shew, that
although evil came from the Lord, yet ;hat men
brought it upon themselves by repeated., ads of
wickedness, provoking the •Divine vengeance.
From hence he took occasion to incu'cate the neces.
city of ametyded condud, in order to avert the evils:
which impended, and by virtuous and religious lives
to appease the offended Deity, so.. that we should
have his strong arm to support us in any conflia we
. • might have to sustain, for life and liberty. After ser.
vice, ,the'Corps returned to their ground, and seve-
rally took the Oath of Allegiance.
The Sr. Margaret's and St. John's Volunteer
Corps attended in their uniform, with side-artns,
in 'Westminster Hall, to hear Divine Service.. The.
attendance was respeflable both its numbers and ap-
pearance. The Corps having formed into a semi.
'circle, at ten o'clock the Service began ; it was per.
formed at the Drum head, by the Rev. W. W. DA-
ictrrs, one of the Minor Canons of St. Peter's,
Westminster, in the absence of ther,Rev.,Dr. Fr tiEs,
the Chaplain. Service being over Mr..DAk INS de-
livered an eloquent,disiourse,- admirably adapted to
the occasion,' frorit" the following text:

" With him is en arm of flesh ; but with us is the Lord
our God, to help us and to fiKht our battle.",
2 Citron. Ch. mail. Ver. 8, part first.

The Battalion having marched in the Hall in or-
dinary and quick time, each Company was
.formed
into a circle for the purpose of being informed by
their Senior Serjeanes of the change which is to
be ,made in their dress. Next Monday. sennight
the pantaloons are to be blue, instead of white, and
they are to be provided also with uniform great
coats. They then formed into line, wheeled into
divisions, and again into line, faced to the right,
marched into Palace-yard, and then dismissed.
The St. Pancras Corps marched to their Parish
Church, where, after hearing an excellent Sermon,
they received back the Colours which belonged to
the Corps last War. In the afternoon they had a
grand Field day.
Amongst others the Infant Corps of Volunteers
should not he forgotten, who marched. to Church
from their Parade in Cecii-street; with Drums beat-
ing and Colours flying, and aftertheir return again
paraded about the streets, attraeting an immense
crowd by the novelty of their appearance.
It is needless to particularize all the different
Corps. The Churches throughout the Metropolis
'Were thronged with the Patriot Suns of Britain, in
their martial habiliments, who evinced that true
piety which ever accompanies a just cause.•