The Sun.
London, England, 1803-10-26 00:00:00

MILFORD HAVEN, OCT. 22.

Till,' town was thrown into considerable alarm the
day before yesterday, by the arrival of the 67th
Regiment, composed of the Royal Irish Atmy of
Reserve, who being hailed by, the vigilant IPeich
from shore, were answered in the Nat 'e Irish from
the Ship, which being mistaken by the Welch for
the French -language, an Affidavit was made that
the Enemy had partly disembarked, and that there
were many more ships in the Offing.--A scene of
the greatest confusion ensued-.the troops under
arms—women in hits, and children trying.

In confluence of an order from General Watt r.
LOcue, the different drawbridges of the garrison of
Portsmouth are every night drawn up at eleven
o'clock, and not let down till sunrise next day.
The Duke' of GLOUCESTER'S Loyal Volunteers
met at their usual place of muster yesterday after-
noon. The Colonel, Lord Cit ETW v No, upon their
meeting, having formed a circle, addressed them in
a neat appropriate speech', informing them that
he had received the commands of Her Royal High-
ness the Princess SOPHIA of GLOUCESTZ R, to pre.
sent them, in her mune, with a Pair of Colours, I,
which, in giving into their lianas, it was with a
confidence that the trust reposed in them, was
such as would never be betrayed. If called in.
to real Aloft, they would need no other stimulant.
than the cause they were embodied to suppOrt, and
defend-.-a cause that combined the dearest ties that
render life valuable, and called far every exertion in
defence of their Religion, Loyalty, and Honour. In
given them the Colours, his Lordship added, he
had no doubt that the Corpa would defend them up.
on all occasions with the last drop of titeir blood
and he trusted that the Almighty Being that ruled
all events, would crown their honourable efforts
with complete success. The Corps received the ad.
dress with three cheers.

The Qu et la's Volunteers were yesterday review.
ed by the Earl of 1141 t RINOTOIit in Warren's Field,
Pimlico. His Lordship and suite arrived at three
o'clock ; after being 'saluted by the Corps, he
passed the line in (tont arid rear, the band playing
" Gal Save the K;wri" 1:114 whole line then,
formed into grand divisions, and marched. by his
Lordship in ordinary and quick time ; after which
they again formed the line in most, excellent order,
and went through the manual exercise in a very
masterly stile. They then fired by Companies,
from centre to flank; marched by files, and the line
being once more formed, fired by divisions, and,
lastly, by battalions, the whole of which they per.
formed with the greatest precision, and to the com-
plete satisfadion of Lord
_l4 _ARRINGTON, who com-
plimented them very highly on their excellent state
of discipline. ,
After the evolutions of the Brigade on Monday
were concluded, Lord HARRINGTON. proceeded to
the Globe Fields, Hackney, where the Milt End,
Whitechapel, Shoreditch, Sr. George in the East,
and Radcliffe Corps, were brigaded, with whose
steadiness and soldier-like cantina his Lordship ex-
pressed great. satisfaEtion.
The St. Andrew's and St. George's Corps were
• inspeded by Lord HARRINGTON yesterday morn.
log.
The SOmerset-House Corps receive their Colours
to-morrow.

Yesterday' morning, at hail past seven o'clock,
the 1441 Association had a general muster in the
Temple. Gardens, and fired for the first time; the
first discharge was a valley, which was, as, is
seldom the case -it the first firing, although they
may have been some time in pralice, very correetly
given i the rest of the firing did them great credit.
corrietness In' firing may in some degtee be
attributed to the audible, distinct, but yet short
manner in which the word of command was given
by Major 'Pot Ab, who was .fortnerly its .the Re.
gulats,
The St. Clement Dines Volunteers have re.
ceived permission from His Highness Pll4lOll WIL-
LIAM of GLOM.: F. STRIL to take the ailtpellation of
'' His Highness Prince William Frederick's Volun-
teers;" which they have accordingly assumed.
On Monday sennight the First Regiment of
Royal Edinburgh Volunteers were tetnewed cttl
Bruntsfield Links, by. his. Excellency General VYlle;
This Regiment with their Artillety, mustered up.:
wards 91 loos, and received must flattering Ind.'
many of approbationfrom the Commander in Chief.'
The Duke* Bucci. I LT C ti,.the Earls Of Draiterrit.
MQiTON, and ANC SUM, and 'neva' Generals, wete,
present on the occasion, and were highly gratified
with the martial appearance of this most sitspeibitsfe
Corps. .

On Wednesday last, the Igths Ott -Wingfield
Volunteers (headed by Capt. %;71111,4050, to the
number of one hundrvti) arr,,.'enred in full uniform at
the parish church oft t. whets tes eitosritent
Sermon was pront-cbed by the Hon. and Rev.' Mr.
BARD 7.1 the partieutar request of the Corps and
7".incipal inhabitants of the perish. His text WAS
from Nehemiah, 4.th chapter, and on of tfiel4th
verse,:—" Remember the Lord, who is wear and
terrible, and fight for your brethren, your urns anti
your daughters, your wires and your houses."