The Sun.
London, England, 1803-09-29 00:00:00

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PoRTsMo TH, SE PT. 2 iti—Sailed the- Revolstion-
aire Frigate and Camel Stnre-ship, with a Fleet for
the West-Indies ; ahti Fisgard Frigate, with a Fleet
for Portugal,

FAT.MOIITff, SEPT. z6.—Arrived this day, the
Russian Sloop of War New✓a, Capt. LISCOVENIA,
from Cronstadt, hound on a Voyage of Discoveries;
the Two Sisters, HARR ISON, from Petersburg!' ;
the Louisa, Bk4ooks ft, from Milford; the Brothers,
BERET-, from Wexford for London ; the Industry,
Smuggling Cutter, of Polperro,, prize to the Active
Excise Cutter of this' place : she had on board 300
ankers of spirits; and the American Ship Rambler,
Capt. JETTY, from Rotterdam, 'to load fish for the
Mediterranean.
Sailed this day the Prince Ernest Packet, FETRE,
With Mails of the ztst inst. for the Leeward Islands;
the Gipsy, MFINTAILQ ET, for Lisbon ; the East India
An Ship Levant, Capt. Fit.spEE, for Ham-
burgh ; the Ship Young Nicholas, HENRY, for Nils_
mouth, to join Convoy, and the Louisa, YOUNG.
to u, for Aristal.

The Duke of York Packet from Libbon with Mails,
is daily expeeted,
The kra/dugh4v; Packet, with Mails of the 13th
and aoth inst. sails to.morrow.

Dem., Sart.. eB.—Arrived the Ad►niral
rhell Armed Cutter, from a criti%e off lionlogne, and
sailed again for Calais,
His Majesty's Ship Squirrel came down from the
Norel and remains,

Yesterday, at nine o'clock, His MAJPsTY left
Windsor in, hiiiravelling carriage, and arrived at
Sc. James's 'Palace atinht half past eleven, to hold u
Levee; which conimeMicd
,about one o'clock, and•
was attended by their: Excellencies the Wirtem-
bergian, Imperia4 :SiVedish, Spanish, American,
Neapolitan, and Russian Ainbassadors, the Ctim:.
cact.attor the. EXCIIEQVIIIi;
the S 6CRETARIES of
STATE, the UCARTARY at WAR, the.SoLicrroa
GENERAL, die JUDGE MARTIAL, the LORD
MA7idR,
.thSl-10tIviis of LONDON,' and the Coat.
:MON SERJRANT, and

Earls—M4Cartri'ey,'-aiid Harlington.
Lord:—Elcho, l'elliain, Anniersr, Hobart, and Cathcart.
S'irt—T.M. Sutton' J. Alexander, W. Wynne,
W. A'cotirt, 1. Sutton;
Q. Osborne, R. Welch, A. Ha
round, H. Strachey, and C. Morgan. • "
cßoeivon.cil:r...Lactay 1;)10,r.n.,
Generals—llundas,' AndV4FOrtr.
Anneskyt Robinson Turner, Calvert,
Grey, M'Quirne, Birch, f:' Smith,- Read, KniingtOp,'
Wilson, T. Smith, T . Smith, Wigram, Sir W. Bliaard,
Canning, Thorhy,, Shaw, Sir,W, Curtis, Cornbe,Tentor4
and Cox,
Lieutenant Colonel Dorrien, Lieutenant Colonel DishwoOdi
and Major Sergison,' of the Royal Regiment of Horse
Guards. • • ' ' '

Majors— Hankey, 4awlinson, Price, Cooper, Vandercorn,
Read, Hodgkin:lon' SRUIh, Cadwell, Wood, M‘Lean,
Pratt, Serlcions; Hood, 'frebeck, Halifax, Whitehead, surd
Rowcrofr.

rap/aim—Markham, Watson, Slow; Down, and Bird.
itireisrs, —Monroe, Wynne, Rev. Huichirpon, . Fawkener,
Gambier, Pricei Silvester, Rev. Mills, A. Paget, 13ragge,
Manning, and ',Juicy.
The following were among the presentatioßs to
His MAJESTY : •

The Rev. gr. Mills, by the Sheriff Sir J. Alexwter.
Colonel Cox, Lieutenant Colonel Watson, and Major Pre.
bcick pl the Bloomsbury and Inns of Court Association,
by the Common Serjednt.,
The lion. Arthur Paget, en' his return fionttVienna.
Major ltolleston and Colonel Robinson of the Loyal Queen's
Pimlico Corps, by Lout Hobart'.
Cornet Down of he Royal Oxford Blttes, by Optain Bird
of the same Regitnent.
Mr. Hasley,. by the American Minister, Mr. MOnroe.

The following' lied Officers of the ten Regi.
mews- of Volunteers belonging to the City of Lon.
don, were presented by the 1.19.u13 MAYOR
Lienteriant COiona Birch, Lietitemint Colonel Annesley,
Majqr Cooper, and Major Vandercorn, 91 the Ist Regi-
ment

Lieutenant Colonel john Smith, Lieutenant Colonel Read,
and Majors Halifax and Read, of the ad Regiment.
Lieutenant Colonel Kensington, Lieutenant Colonel Wilson,
and Major Whitehead, of the 3d Regiment.
Lieutenant Colonel Price, Lieutenant Colonel
,Jonathan
tloshija Smith, Majors Price r4nd Hodgkinson, of the 4th
Regiment.
Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Smith, Majors Smith and Cad-
well, of the sth Regiment.
Lieutenant Colonel Wigram, Lieutenant Colonel Sir Wm.
lizard, Major Amos, and Major Wigram, of the 6th
Regiment.
Lieutenant Colonel Shaw, and Major Pratt, of the 7th
Regiment.
Lieutenant Colonel Canning, Lieutenant Colonel Thorley.
Major Wood, and Major M' Lean, of the Bth Regiment.
Major Hankey, of the eth Regiment.
Lieutenant. Colonel Combe, or the loth Regiment.
Major:Seddons, of the City Infantry:
Colonel Andettion and Major Roweroft, of the City and
Islington Cayalry.
The Sheriff's of London took leave of His MA.
ESTY on their going out of office.

After the Levee Mr. ADDINGTON had a very
long private audience of His MAJESTY. Lord
liouArt r and Mr. YORKE likewise had audiences,
after which His MAJESTY held a Privy Council,
which lasted till half past three o'clock ; when the
1-100, ARTHUR Piiarr had a private audience of
His MAJESTY, on businiss relative to the Court of
Vienna.

Sir CHARLES MORGAN had an audience, and laid
before His MAJESTY the result of several Courts
Martial on the Army of Reserve.

His MAjes'r'T, after taking some refreshment,
left the Palace for Windsor, at half past four o'clock.
Just as His MA jus•rai setting off, some im.
portant dispatches arrived from Sir EVAN NEP EAN,
out not in rime to he delivered to HIS MAJ
and they,were deemed of so much importance that
a Special Messenger was dispatched after His MA.
JESTY with them to Windsor.

Yesterday morning HER IVIAIpsTY and the two
elder Princesses, attended by Lady STAWELL and
Lady PITT, took an airing in a Sociable thr.ough
the neighbourhopd of TaploCv.

AOAI
/WRY AND roLuNizzx Vvni

(CIRCULAR.)
;Maul!, Sept. 22, tSo3•

I have the Honour to inform you, that His MA-
JESTY has been pleased to direa the appointment
of Inspeding Field Officers to the Yeomanry and
Vcaunteers throughout Great Britain. The gene•
ral distribution and duties of these Officers are
specified in the enclosed Copy of a Letter from the
Adjutant-General, dated the isth instant, here- •
with sent for your information. Field Officers are
assigned to the Military Distrits in which the
County of is comprehended. Their
names and stations are mentioned in the margin; -'
and I flatter myself that you will think it expedient
to contribute, by all the means in your power,
give every support and facility to those Gentlemen 7.
in the execution of their important duties.
I am now to communicate to you His Majestrft •
Commands, that, for the future, all applications rea
lating to the rules and details of the Service, and r°
military supplies of every kind, except for arms
and accoutrements, are to be made by the Com.
maudants of the different Yeomanry and Volun.
leer Corps and Companies to the Commanding Ge•
neral of the Distria, through their respeetive lu- '
spelors-; and I take leave to request, that
will have the goodness to apprise the several Com-
mandants of the Yeomanry and Volunteers in the
County of of His Majesty's Orders. It,
returns
ste regulations
raelsctaobrlpisshaenddfocromthpeamniuess:terasreall
may be at the same time proper to acquaint them,
tha;retu
be etrialy and pundually complied with in ever,:
respe&
Forms of the different returns will be circulated
to all.. the Corps, through their respeCtive Inspec.
tot. It is, however, to be observed, that all poi.
odica) mnster-rolls and monthly returns, required by
AA of Parliament,
will continue to be sent in as
heretofore.
I take this opportunity of transmitting for your
information a Copy of .an Opinion lately given by
the,Attorney and Solicitor General, upon the sub.
jea of the Exemptions from Ballot claimed by the
Memberrof Volunteer CorPs and Companies whit
observe, that no person whateverenTbe- entitled
have been accepted by' Fils MA] erre. You w"'
to. claim. any Exemption; unless his name. Po ,0011.
regniarly returned upon a mnster-roVi :61‘11Y .101
in to the Lord Lieutenant,. or Clerk of 4he Goa"'
Meeting of hit County, at the times, io,the
and certified by his Commandant upola Wow, 7
tile firm prescribed by Statutes 42 Geo, 3, c. 000
and 43d Geo. 3. c, 121. and in the Schedules au°
e!
nested thereto.
I. take leave to observe to you, that in all cases
the Exemptions are claimed,
,it, be' Ile;
cessary that the different Subdivision meetings (4
Lieutenantcy, before whom alone they can be ale
lowed, should be furnished, for their use, with the
proper extra Is-from the Muster-Rolls, certified by
the Clerk of 'the general Meetings, as eutlealY,'
taken from the Originals. .
I have enclosed some printed farms of the musea
ter.rolls and Returns, under the above-Menti",,,
ACti, for the information of you and, the'liig3l4u-"
nantcy of the County of The reg-
lations applied to the iubjea of Exert, ptions
prescribed, by Ads of Parliament, no 4636°3
whatever can he admitted wish respea to them:.
10
In order to prevent any mistakes with reer 1 to
the pay and allowances intended to bt..gtver! es
Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps, whose nervier
have been accepted by His MAJESTY Subsetlue(l.
to the date of Lord Honavei Circular Laud
of
of
the.d
3 of August last, I take this opportunity
be
acquainting you, that no greater expelleecd e
asni nee
incurred for any Troop of cavalry estek!"- v pounds-
that period than one buodred and, rwel-,i
out of 'which
per annum, to be issued half-yearly ;
must be
all expences whatever, except for aim s' out into
defrayed, when the Corps is not called when
Paul service. With regard to the Infantry%
in the same- situation, no higher allowance dent
tulle
claimed or granted than twenty shillings' "I
mil.,
head of clothing, for each effeCtive non-coni
14. ,
sioned officer, drummer and private on the el__
blishment, to be renewed at the end of .three 'Ye
er'!'
and twenty shillings training and exerci3ing mono?:
for each effective non-commissioned officer, (49....
mer, and private, present at training and exerc::_`,.
These allowances arc to be drawn for under %co':
rules and regulations, and vouched in such a Tear
net and form, as His Majesty's Secretary a.t.rn__
shall judge necessary to prescribe for the gtoda
of the Commandants of the several Volunteer CorY

fhairne:vvlitn:ilellay
parish or district of united parishes, the pay oio;
idbsse
enbfreyj :launac such
Volunteerno oatr
is Companiesexceeding
are form
ile .
be employed upon that duty, is to be ;he
or united25
manner prescribed by the statute 23- Geo. 3. C' "(II
sect. I t.
.No pay will be allowed for an Adjutant and ,551;:..
6piairt,fit:iricesv;
irtyl '1,1::
jeant.Major who may be placed upon the estob.oa,
ment:of any Corps formed subsequent to the Pat.,.
above adverted to, except under very special e.l„,
cumstances, and in consequence of particular rtr,';
plication from the Lord-Lieutenant of the oun'i,
to be founded upon the necessity of the case' ~
beg leave under this head to refer you to c
aste to
. Regulations circulated by the War-'OJ'
which cannot be departed from in any insu'n 0
during the time that a Corps is not called out or
adual Serviv,
I think it necessary to take .notice in this placret,',
to prevent mistakes, that all Corps of Yetlianours
and Volunteers, accepted and established peAci.,
to the 3d of August last, are considered to
0%'60
the regulations promulgated in the montlt t'f' J
ces
last, and may continue to receive the lO° gloohey
mentioned therein, if by their WADS Of W ,
are entitled to claim them. • e o°l
I am persuaded that you will agree with
ill ' Rt,
it is expedient that it should be disily
oqtit:
of.
stood by all Yeomanry and Volunteertia C
every description in the County of tvel rot,
that all the rules established among thetnsei ~
ing of regular attendance at musters and exe''„A4,
the preservation of good order, and tor the ei.'lilse::
AA Well aft the Regulations established by 1115 iv'