The Sun.
London, England, 1803-10-12 00:00:00

LOYAL BRITISH ARTIFICERS.

YR,TrittoArtnorning at ten o'clock, the above
,Coips was mustered in the field belonging to the
ToXopholite Society., at the back of Gower-street,
for the purpose of being reviewed by Lord'HAß.
RINGTON. Abotkt eleven o'clock, his Lordship,
attended-by hii Aid-du-Camps, anti several General
Officers, arrived on the ground ; When the 'Line be.
ing formed two' deep, his Lordship and,Suite passed
the Front- antrli:etir Ranki ; the Reciment then
passed his Lordship in slow and quick tone by corn.
panics, atidiliii';Lordship expressed himself much
astonished at the progress they had made in their
inarching,-as-well as performing their exercise, con.,
sidering they have only been formed about two
months. Alter his Lordship had left the ground,
the Corps' was formed into a circle, and Lieutenant
Cob. Bußtorr informed them of the flattering opi-
nion Lord HARRINGTON had of -their performance.
The Corps continued-their marching% and manceu.
tires for an hour" 'and a half after his Lordship had
left.the ground..
This Corps COlight9 of.upwards of 6Oermen; and
is composed of the workmen employed bylluilders
and others tinder Mr: BURTON, the Surveyor, ;and
Commander of the Corps), who is`buildingßwsell.
sqnare, Tavistock-square, and the Streets branching
out from them on the Duke of BEDFORD'S Land.—
The Officers are composed Of the Master:Tradesmen.
In their dress, utility, •neatness, and economy are
corobrned: it consists of a. cap with k white feather,
a red jacket ornamented with scarlet-worsted lace,
blue panploons, and 'black gaiters. Their belts
and straps to 'We guns are black leather, tO,preVent
the loss of time in cleaning .'white ones. The ex.
pences are paid by a liberal Subscription'of 2001.
from the Duke of, BEDIO RD, and from the different
, Officers ; and the-expenditure has been managed "so
well, that it has only amounted to about tzool.
At the end of the ground near Tavistock-sitare
a Magazine, a Depot for their arms, and a Guard-
room for die Officers and Men are litrilding, which-
are to be entrenched with a surtounding'Ditch, and
a Drawbridge is to be ereeted to pass over the
Ditch; the premises arc inclosed with a Wall built
t 'of sods or turfs.

• After'the Re-view the turn were entertaine,l with
a Dinner at' thei'betice of the (*leers, at severa
Public-1)00es 'the litieithbourhnotl.
The Officers dinedinge ther at the Lpniion rn,
anti were honoured with/the company of Lotd HAR
KINGTUN'arid hie suite. • • .

'Tile orders delivered by Lord KEITII to.the
vessels stationed along the Kentish Coast are, tha'
the moment the Et.envy are discovered 'at sea, those
ships on the North side of the. Foreland are to sli ;•
their cables and. join the Commander at the Wore ;
and those on the Southiideof the Foreland are also
to slip their cables, and to join their Com►nander
at thc.,,,Downs, and theie to wait for further orders.

The Frit,atet( intended -for block ships, hoisted
the Trinity Flag on Friday last, and ire in a state
ofso touch forwardness as to be -Ole to take their
stations this 'week, if. the. wind will permit.—
This cordon of f, hips is intended as a boom across
the River, which is rendered will more forrni table,
from its being conne4ed with a battery of ne:lrly
ISP Pie.ces of cannon ; and in Consequence of
ciency of seamen, the. Volunteers of ..the Tr
have engaged to exert themselves to the. ut.
Most for their country at this crisis.

All tly, Margate Packets are taken up by Gpvern.
meat, antl.are to be converted into Armed Cotters.
They are to be manned by the Sea Fenciblcs, who
in the Isle of 'rimer amount; to above soomens
Anti are extremely wt,ll
The prepar.itions at Dover for equipping the
Flovekrt ay Gun-boats, are carried on with asto.
nishing attivity.—T:4:y are to carry an%lB-puaticier
on a ftitn.e fired in the centre of the boat, the gun
throing on a swivel!

e:it.ttlaY the s(h Rogirtent of Light. Dragoons
ro:rched from Rvinford Barraeks On their route t(1.
words the Ea,sterhttomt ; they' halted at Chelms-
furd last niiM:` A Brigade of Volunteer Cavalry
are immediately to oixtiiiy the Barracks tt Rum.
lord.

, This morning the 3tl Regiment of Loyal London
%Volunteers, 'commanded by:Colonel Kr.w.StNGT6N,
MUStr.ro at their Head-quarters (Bride .v,411) at eight
o'clock, in. drill dress, and proceeded from. thence
to the East:lndia Company's field, 'whete theY wen(
through their Manual and platoon exercise, and also
ruing. - . . •
The Loyal Colchester:Volunteers, commandl4 by
Colonel BAWTIL OA, have received cr;le; crwil Gen.
Sir jAmp.4 CRAIG, K. B. to hold themselves in
rcadine4* to march at the shortest notice.

A Signal I -louse is about to be ereeied on the 0 ill'
at ,South i?aki, for the purpose of corresponding with
the Admiral'b Ship at the Note, und with the Tele.
graph at Sheyness. . , . , .

A beacon, consisting of straw, faggots, and tar.
bartets, ia creeted in the Harp Field on the Such
side of Colchester, to be set on firein case of In.
vasion, in order to spread the alarm; throughout the
environs of that town., •

Fire beacons are also erected on Galleywood and
Danbury Commons.
"MI the churches of the Isle of Thanes, and
along the coast to Dover, have been i:.speEted4sy
order of Governtneta, tvitli a view to theit:tetnpo,.
racy appropriation as receptacles fur troops,.
:als, or prisons, in case of actual Invasion.
Lord YArt BOROUGH has given 4 thou ,;Intt guloos
towards the equipment and maintenance of the North
Lincolnshire Legion.
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'fhe'South ,Gioucefiter and Sussex Regiments of
militia ate. (10`*: encamped between Sou: h Bourne and
11...vensev LeceoViiere they have, commenced mak.
ii;g intrenthinents;'&c. Iran the Sea.hiltjSrSi
.which
:.re robe continued Along the coma to .. I totting4,-.
'1 be above Regiine'ri'“ marched troth Brighton on
:Monday twaning, with fIV i» e.linp equipage. On
the sitme. 'evening they pitchy d their 'tents near
Illachington ; and On Tuehdily morning had their
camp utensils packcd, ana 00 the line ut: march in
Minutes ! Three Regitn,:nts it Regulars are
xrca!Al to Occupy ;ice spde:otts Barracks eretted Qll
the Shingles', near 11;iiir Bourne. ' The Array is in
the highest spirits, and in the, best stilic of health;
bilLtil a 111.1111,ber Of sick has never tech known,