The Sun.
London, England, 1817-02-15 00:00:00

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Whitehall, tot It .FeLi.tiary, 1617—Ten o'clock, P.M.
Stn,--I le,ec the stitisfacti,n of acculainti.ig you, that tit
, siw tv vhich hive ittiev we, a made VI me, are of ftlittirt:':,,
tr,itler it al,oFet :er Ulan for the Light Heim Voktin-
leers to r.tuain :adger.issenibled.
I shall lose no t low in coutinunicalitt; to the Prince Regent'
the additional prnot at zeal and public spirit which has been
manifested ny the Corps upon this occasion, . •
I bare the bowiiir to lie, Sir,
Your most obedient humble Servant,
(Signed) SIDMO UTLI.
Colonel I-lerties, &c. &c.; Qiliccr.
cOuatianoilig L. H.V.

(cory.)

Hampstead
.Heath, 12th February, tal7.
DEAR COLO:1E1,-1 have the honour to inclose' a Return of
.he Light Horse Vokinteers ',resent on. parade on Nlooday
last; and to state, that I dismissed the Regiment from duty
at nine o'clod in the evening, iii consequence of verbal
orders received from the Secretary of State for the Home De,
part:rent, his Lordship being. at that moMent engaged in
Council.
Captain Bamford will lay before vou -the letter since re-
ceived at flead-quarters from Lord Sidurouth..
You had yuu.rself an uppoi tunity of 'witnessing the disci-
pline, equipment, and general appearance of the Light Harp;
Volunteers on this occrosion4 and theretiire perhaps mi-
n: cessary tor me to other an opinion_ on these points :, and :is.
I cannot doubt that the state of the Regiment was such as
you wouldwisluand desire it to he, I will venture to • hope
you will see fit to afford to the Members of it some testimony
of your approhntion:
I bare the honour to be, dear WOO,
Your faithful and obedient humble Servant,
(Signed) CIA ',LES BOS,AN ,Li eut L.H.V.
olonel liercies, &c. . .

POI BRIOGi.---Those Memberi of the Univer-
sity who propose tu. attend the Addre,s on Tues-
day next, the, 18th insnint,_arp requested to meet
t Deihl a tion at Wit.t.is'i Rooms, .King-Street,
St...lantes's-sqoare, at one o'clock on that day.
We. mentioned Some time ago that a great quan-
tity of flutir was ab-ont to be shipped trout Odessa
to' f his country. We 'can now state, that within
this day or two the first. cargo, has arrived, and we
hope; if) the'course of a ihortntitite, there
a bather supply received.n
Yesterday nturniog-the Grand Duke NicHoLits
kv,-nt to inspect ihe extensive.gun-powder works
at Walthatu Abbey.,`.-it is now filially settled,
that the Grand Duke will leave-,townom Thurs-
day evening, after the Drawing RooM, and will
sleep at Kingston that night.
The•Levte at Dublin Castle, on Sunday last,
was the most numerous, and splendid that has
taken place since the Lord Lieutenancy of the
Earl of IVIIIITWORTII,- and twist have been highly
gratifying to his Lordship, as the uncomnum as-
semblage arose from this being the first Levee
'since tits J.Jorosup's late severe intlisposh
On the 28th ult. a Horse 6uards Order was
• received at the Cavalry Deptst, at Maidstone, for
,a considerable reduction of the Establishment, to
take place on the 25th of March
Some of to-day's Loudon Papers, announce the
death of Mrs. Haywnou, of our Theatre We
.
are happy in being able to .contradict the replort
that charming actress hasipbeen long seriousy in,
dispoied, and is tinw at the ; but from,
her medical friends we hear that her health is Much
imptnved; and hOpes are entertained of her speedy
recovery, 'We lament to hear that that much ad-
mited„performer, Mr. ‘Vsanp, iin40.41 the ot-
we.lls in a very precarious State of
'Herdic') •