The Sun.
London, England, 1803-08-15 00:00:00

•
Under the Patronage of Her Grace the DUTCHESS of
• DEVONSHIRE.
ROYAL CIRCUS.
•
TO-MORROW EVENING, August 16, will
given by the PR(ORIETORS, seconded by the
VoluntaryLeal of the PE R I:ORM ERS, the whole Receipts
of the above Evening in aid to the PATRIOTIC FUND
at LLOYDS, a- Grand Display of
11ORSEMANSHJP.
'For the gth time, an entire new National Grand Burletta Spec,
tack, which has been a considerable tune in preparation,
'WitiVnew Scenery, lk.achinery, Dresses, and Decorations,.
called
JOHN BULL AND BONAPARTE ;
Or, A'IMILETING AT DOVER.
'she whole of the Stage Performance, invented, writteni and
produced by Mr. C.:kris s:
• In the course of the Piece will be introduced several new
Scenes, Songs, Dances, lac.
Also an entire New and ApprOpriate Naval Pas Suel, by
Mrs. PARK LA.
Previous to the Piece a New Occasional Address will be
vi'l'ulten by Miss Arip.sts in the Character of a British
Amazon, concluding waft 'a new' Military Hornpipe.
VW* the pat time, with new Music, :Scenery, Drebse'S, and
Decorations, a Grand Naval and Military. Spectacle, called
• THE CORSICAN PIRATE ;
Tile-t RANu mAsTr. Kof MALTA.
TO conclude with the popular Conde -Pantomime, called,
THE KIVA L • STA DUES ;
Or, HAR LEQUIN numoukisT.
'rickets to be had at the Bar of Lloyd's Colfee-heuses and
Places for the Boxes to be taken of Mrs. &minions, at the
Box-olfive, where a ProspeCtus of the Piece may be had.
Doors to he opened at Half-past Five, 'to begin at Half:
past Six o'Clock.
Box 4s. Pit as. Gallery. ts.—Second Price at Halt past

To the GENTLEMEN, CLERGY, and FREEHOLD-
ERS of the COUNTY of CAMBAIDGL.
GENTLLMEN. HIS
MAJESTY having 'been pleased to signify
his gracious intention o:' confiding to my, charge the
Seals of the Home Department, a Va'cancy has in consequence
taken place in the Representation of the County. Permit
site once more to oiti:r myself to your free and independent
choice, and to flatter myself, that after thirteen years servLe,
1 may not be considered as wholly unworthy of the continu-
;ince of your proteetion and esteem, an horniur which I shall.
always consider as one of the greatest that can be bestowed.
As. I inuleistand that the day of Election is fixed for44lon-
clay the 2.td inst. I presuthe to hope, that the' shortness of
the time, :Aid the great inessure or public business in the
present cunjundure, Will be indulgently admitted as a suf.
ticient exebse fot nor paying my' Respects to you' la Person
upon this occasion during the interval.
I have the Honour to, be, ,
Vii the utmost itespeel and Gratitude,
• • Gentlemen,
• Your most faithful anal obedient Servant,
C. YO.RKE.
Cliarlei-street, Aug. 12, tBp3..

LONDON VOLUNTEER CAVALRY. _
• IN the 'necessity-which at present exists to make
...J. the Military Preparations for the Defence of the Country
al complete as poSsible; it • has been deemed expedient that
the CITY of LONDON, should add to the numerous Force
or INFANTRY, which the zeal and spirit of its Inhabitants
have recentlY4enrollettin the various Wards, a REGIMENT
of.cA VA LRY, to he called " The LONDON V. 0 LUN.
TE ER CAVA I. RY," which is intended to set with, and
assist, the IN FANTRY, under the Orders 'of. the LORD'.
MAYOR and MAGISTRACY of the .CITY, on the
t.sual C:inulitions of Volunteer: Service. • •
or tfrom thought proper to limit the Regiment to Six ps 6010 8a Men each :01 these, three Troops arc al., IL'ady enrolled, and, part of them are in a high State of Disci..
being the Corps for Med six years since by Mr. An.,
st Islington. This Coro has most laudably, anti
scablishntlohlsomely consented .to become the -basis of the tin.pre'
; and has, by that 'means, aftbrded very
portant assistatie-towards its early and speedy formation.
His Majesty. has lixin graciously pleased to approve the
Arrangement thus iii de; and John Proctor Anderdon Esti.
Air Alderman Rowcroft, and several other Officers liar the
• three Troops enrolled, have be,:n already appointed.
•The Corps is fully provided with an Adjutant, a Riding-
: !Master, Drill Serjeants, Trumpeters, Finders, the use of
tteo Riding-schools, antl'of a Field fOr exercise, from the late
'llsl.ithtton Corps ; and its completion will ho on a plan as
consistent as possible with- et.onomy, and with the con-
venience of Gentlemen engaged in business. • . • • The City of London has, on every- °evasion, for the last
r. • ten years.• stood highly indebted to the-alacrity, spririt, anti
2e.11 of the Light.: I lorse Volunteers of London and IVes t
• ...n
Vert' ater, whose assistance has always been readily affortied:bn
emergency ; but,this excellent Corps, not being peett.
.141FIY attached. to the City, nor 'under the' Orders
of the
- Loni mayor, nor designed to actin constant concert and co-
, Operation with the'Volunteer 'lnfantry; it is, in the present
crisi,;
aandexpeetation, of Danger, become indispensible' to
• 4" the proposed Force to the existing Establishments, in
order to make _their
.united CO.Openitloll
• fettiye • for the Defence of .the Metropolis from any coratuo.••
tions or attacks. whatsoever. •
Centlemen desirous of becoming Members of the LON.
1)0 N V OLUNTE F. R CAVALRY, may be furnished With
Coiiies of the Rules and Regulations o.lthe Corps,' by appli-
. cation to
1 lie Right Hon. the LORD_ MAYOR, at the Afaitsion-
V: House ;•
JO'l AN DE itD()N, Esq. Fenehurch-street ;
• Mr. Alderman ROW CR OFT, 13road-stre.et Buildings;
Or to Mr. AME S" WAT.s()N, Secretary to tll4 C 01,11.•
mince, at• Lloyd's Colne-house
,• ilit is not doubted. that this .Corps wilt very soon prove
, nsylfetlual in zeal, activity, 'and diseiplimi to any in the
ts.tiigtiont on a similar establishment.
Mansion. house, Aug, 144. 1833.

A LOYAL BRITONS; A NEW VOLUNTEER CO ttrs.
IS MAIFSTY having
,been graei.,,mly pleased
to approve and accept - of tlio ottl:r of A Ll'. XAN b E 4
,f; DA V I SON, Esq.. of St, lamcs's Square-, to raise a Corps
tt,t. Volunteer .1 nruntry, to be styled " 1,0 VAL BM:-
TONS," the plan of y,
is to combire economy with
utility, Gentlemen who have.not already en;olled thernselVes
.4re informed, that the UnitUrni Clothing of the above Corps
...0, trill not amount to the Sum of 'llltree Pounds, which, with
,tki`rtoderate Annual Subscription towards defraying Caitlin-
t!' Eqinies, will be the whole Expellee to which any Member
... -will be liable.
Gentlemen
i.llThis Corps not being confined to any Parish,
.7,,irotts of joining it are requested to do so as early as possi-
.;!', without being deterred by having,. perhaps, a somewhat
. vhtant residence.
r'
.
p= . 'r
1,: he Declaration Book. is open for Signatures at 011icve, 3S, Piccadilly on the North side, between Nva,llP`-
!,t,r(,,le)* t, and Air-strect), where Attendance will be given from
4t.n o'Clocic in the Morning till Eight at Night. • ,
By Order,
:- -,-- • HENRY HILL, SECRETARY.
.......
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.Ik.N Eligible EXCHANPE trt a COMPANY
t. .iii an ohl Regiment at linme, with a CiTtaln iii''a R'.
e'aknt in the West I udiel or the Army of Reserve, may be
istrar,n4tio.f by applying to Mr. Johnston, of Craven-strect,
I Ell` Seventh'-Bye Miles from London,
te , • " o.rical County, Three Milcs from a Market and Post
in a
Own, '
AC3001) FAMILY HOUSE, completely FUR.
bl'N, 'NIS" ED, with coach.iiouie and Stabling, the !tight
• rethi`.l"oting (-vier several Manors.. well. stocked with (~tme,,
~(In the Nreighbouillood.OF i !tree Packs of FOK,liounds.
,1,,,:)r further partiCtilar enquire of Messrs. Myrick and tiro;
tvatreri,„l Lion-square, and MeoiS. Witlf9fdt Colby, 'a"
I*. 1444b4ry, 0ZC.)41..