The Sun.
London, England, 1820-08-15 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

ROYAL EDINBURGH VOLUNTEERS.
EDINBURGIL, AUG. 8, 1820,7-The Lord .1.4104
tenant observing with sincere satisfaction, frOal
the General Order of his Excellency Sir TO OS.
BRADFORD, that -the regiment has fully supporte4
its former high reputation for steadiness and Ws- .
cipline, is anxious that it. should also regain its
former effective strength, which, in, case of 'ally
'duty of fatigute or long continuance, would ren-
der such-duty- less troublesome to each individktal
in• the regiment.
• Ile has, therefore, ordered the book to, be arraiq
ra •
opened for enrolment, and he confidently trusts.'
that tha, young men of the city and suburbs. will
avail themselves of this season of,
,Comparative
leisure • to enter into a corps, whose numbers ati-4-:
discipline . have reflected so much credit on itk
members, and on the -capital of Scotland,and be,f_tti„
productive of so much public gOod, •
In order to save gentlemen the trouble of -calk'
ing at the Council Chamber. to enrol themselvOl
they may. do sa by sending. a note, with -.their,
name, profession, and address, to _lir, Todd; :el!
Adjutant, No, 4, Nicolsou-sqUare,; and the 140.5.
will, then be sent round to then] to subscrilie!
The days and hours of drill will:be made Conve'
nient for each recruit.
The
.uniform of the regiment is furnished at
prime cost, out, of the regimental. store.
- .By order of the Lord Lieutenant.
GEORGE TODD, Jup. Adjut. R. E. V.

•
• The • regular Militia of' this County assembled
at Marlborough on the 10th of July last to 1*
trained and exercised for 28 days, agreeably t°,
the orders of the Earl of Pembroke, the Lorcl.
Lieutenant of the County.- This was the first a 5".
sernbly•of the regiment, at the monthly exercise,
during the last 28 years, on account of its service
during the two last wars in almost all partsof Ens
gland, and in Scotland and Ireland.—On Thur,s:
day the 3d inst. the Lord Lieutenant inspecteo
the' regiment on the downs near Marlboroughl
the three Field-Officers, viz.'Colonel the Earl 0;
Ailesbury, Lieutenant-Colonel
Major Astley...(one of the Members for tbis.
County), were present. His Lordship was muc.'
gratified with the fine appearance of the rest'
meat, their very orderly conduct, and attentiO
to military 'duty during .the 'time they had bee);
under arms. On the following Saturday
completed their appointed time for training, ti!e
men-.were dismissed, and they returned to their:
respective homes.-o:alisbz4r,y and Winatester
•
Journal, Aug.. 14.) 1. .

His Royal Highness the Duke of CAtruntriGfai
it is reported, is to be the confidential bearer t
his MAJEsTY's sentiments respecting the presePf
disturbed state of Italy to the Emperor °

AUSTRIA.
< , Yekcrday the Duchess of GLOUCESTER <O3
Princess SOPHIA visited the Princess AilGusl';
The Princess AUGUSTA accompanied the Daches-
of G-LoucEszEit todinner.
Yesterday several of the Nobility paid visits
of condolence at York-house. •
Yesterday the Duke of YORK. eft York-boil
at ten o'clock, for Oatlands, and returned g
seven in the evening.
Yesterday evening, at seven o'clock., tke Puke
of CLARENCE left Oatlands.
Yesterday the Duchess of SAXE WIEMAR/
companied by the. Duchess of CLARENCE, ViSit7s
the Duchess of GLOUCESTER and the Priecehe
AUGUSTA, at Gloucester-house; and also
.e
Princess SOPHIA at Cambridge-house, to t 81:),
leave previous to her Highness's leaving, Englaa
left
YeSterday. Prince CHARLES of. LEININGEN
cic.,
the King's Palace, Kensington,about two o'c.°- e,
attended -by Captain•CoNßoy,' to pay his 1,..00
spects to the KING at the Stud house,
Court Park:" • ' • `vs,
'Fridaytount ITTERBURGII(SOiI of GT.i.ST,'
t of
the Ex-King of Sweden), who is on a tour ,1114
a part of ngland, Wales, and Ireland, arriferct,
at Portsnuitith to inspect the 'arS'enal, dock-9a,
Sze. The ,Count visited the Queen Charl°tt 1;1.5
and. was received with fhe honoursdue t° on
Royal rank. He went to the Isle of Wight
.Saturday morning. • ''•
st
MT. BROUGHAM left the'Circuit at N-`" -a O
.00
fit? on Thursday, and arrived at trough 3"
•
Friday morning, on his way to•town• Mr. rbe
. -
DAL Set
.out early the next 'daV, and has, ive,...ed,
lieve, reached town.. _,Mr. W ILLISms has arri_l,,a.,
rflorne'''rat
or will arrive in the course 'Of this
When they left the eirCuit; it was the gelan.
expectation that they. would join it again at
caster, where the Assizeibegin on the 3cl in
(Morning Chronicle.) .. he
SHEERNESS, 5 p. sir. Sunday Evenitg% River
Pioneer schooner is now passing up tr!est
Thames, with -a cargo of witnesses agailiceifed
QUEEN, from the Continent, which sh J,eb 'Sig F
from :a foreiin man of war' in the. N""
she will land them at DePtford to-night'beeu
he most favourable. accounts have ,it bey
ceived in town of theiirOgi•iss of the sie',el.loie.s,'
mg_now in general aCtivity 'the -eite
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