The Sun.
London, England, 1803-11-08 00:00:00

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SULAM OUTS DICSIS [ALBUM AUDILAT

LONDON, NO,VEIIIBER S, 113°3.

OUR SquadrOn has been at work again upon the
'French Coast : yesterday afternoon a heavy firing
was heard at Deal and Davei; the quarter of
Boulogne, from which it was concluded that a Bom,
bardrnent was taking place, or the Attack had been
renewed upon the Gun-boats. No particulars had
reached our
,Coast at the departure of ihe Post
last night.

Tim Morning a- Gotunburgh Mail arrived,
stltit
brings no intelligence that has not before reached
us through the medium of Husum.•

Yesterday morning the Duke of KENT arrived
at Windsor from Castle Barhill. •
About 'pine o'clock, His MAJESTY, the Duke of,
KENT, Princess SoPtiIA, attended by Lord ST.
HI? L E N'S, Lord WA Ls NGLIANt, Colonel MANNING.
ih\m, Major DESE ROW, General DEBUG 11,. and
Mr. CQLEMAN, took their usual Ride in Windsor

HER MAJESTY and PRINCESSES AUGUSTA and
EI!IZABETII, attended by Lady MATILDA WIN-
YARD, took an airing in a Coach and Four, by
li:ngleticld Green and Egham, where the Royal
Party honoured Lady- MARY 'BULKLEY with a
Morning Visit at the Round Touter.

The 'PRINCESS ANIFLIA and PRINCESS'. SOPHIA
of Gt.oucEsTEA, attended' by Lady A. CUMBER-
T.ANp, took an airing in a coach and four by Wink..
field Plain to the new Lodge, where their Royal
klighnesses stopped some time and viewed the house
and gardens, from 'which the prospefts are remark..
ably pleasant ; the premises belong to the PAINCESs
SOPHIA of GLOEICESTER ; they are much out of
repair ; their Roial Highnesses returned to Windsor
by Hully'Port and Down Place.
Yesterday morning the Duke of CUMBERLAND
paid a morning visit w the Duke and Dutchess of
YORK, at Qatlands.

Yesterday morning the Staffordshire Militia had
a grand field day in Windsor Little Park.
His EXcellency the Mameltike Chief, accompanied
liyLord HUTCHINSON and Colonel TURNER, -paid
a visit yesterday morning to His it.oyal Highness the
PRINCE of WA,L Es, at Carleton' House. 1-iis Ex.
cellency remained there upwards of an hour.
ELY' 131 Y. and twenty.ono Officers of 'Juke,
have signified their intention,. to- be present at the
Review next Friday on Wimbledon Common,
mounted on Arabian horses, which were last week
landed. , .

This day the Bromley Volunteers, comManded
by the Right Hon. Lieotenant-Colohel CHARLES
LoNp, were to be inspected by the InspediOg
Officer of the Distrift.

On Friday last, Lieutenant. General TARLETON
arrived. ot the White Lion Inn, Bristol, to assume
file do.minand of the Severn Distrift, in the'room of
His Royal Ilighhess the MiKe .of CIIMBERLAND.

• Lord CHARLES SOMMSET has Succeeded it) the
command of.the Home, or London Distria,' Tice
Lord CATHCAKT, appointed Commander in Chief in
Ireland. . .

Geritr4l Cow ELL quits Cornwall for Gloucester,
and.is succeeded by General WILFoRu,. . •
Licutenant.Colnsnel gNys is appointed inspetior
.pf Volunteers. for Coiriwall.

trite Martittis CORNWALIS. is again sufr!ring
imeler an attack of the gour, at his seat, Cullord.
Hall, SWF()

,
Yestertiaya Train of Artillery, consisting of
twelve pieces of Ordnaoce, drawn by four horses
each, besides a number of Howitzers, and. an equal
nurnbcr of ,Ainmunitipn, Waggons, passed through
town on their route to Tynemouth, with the'grLitest
expedition. A considerable quantity of Artillery
',imbed through St. James's Park the preceding day
'for the West. •

Three hundred grey ant) other horses, passed by
Whitehall yesterday, pn their way to Chatham. Bar.
rack,,, where they are to form its baggage and-artil!
lery horses fur the-Army of Reserve.
The 66th Regiment, now in barracks at Win.
Owes-, has been augmented by 700 recruits from
f-.lifrerent parties, and now consists ut two battalions
of loop men each.

On Tuesday last the Northumberland Militia
broke up their Camp at Whitburn, and marched
for South Shields and Sunderland.

Circular letters are now issuing to the officiating
Tdinister of every iParish in,Sossex, requiring them
to give an immediate account to Government of the
amount of the crops of grain, hay, and potatoes, in
their respediveparishes, of the year 1803,
At tl.e late Review of the Royal Miners Regi.
meta, at Berryhead,. General Stsscoz assured Co.
Llimtm, that if the enemy landed in„the Wes.
tern Distrid, the Royal Miners should. have a post
Of honour:

On Wednesday last Lord FALmouTrti`accompa.
:lied by Lieutenant Colonel Ertl's, inspetted the
corps of Truro Volunteer infantry. After having
inostercclthem, his Lordship presented them with
twaniy gUineas, as a reward for their very spirited
und loyal offer, immediately to march for Plymouth
jind its vicinity, there to do duty for three months.
There art, at present, not less than 4000 well
disciplined Volunteers, in the town of Manchester.
of whom 300 are Riflemen, and 44r4 Cavalry,
On Tuesday last the' last division `of the r zth
ration of the Army of Reserve left Winchester, on
melt put; to the dep6t in the ;sic of Wight,