Star.
London, England, 1805-07-03 00:00:00

:77 MTEHAVFY VOLUNTEERS..

The I owe of the \\ rotehaven Infantry (under the
•mirnarld of Lieutenant Colonel Ilaart.ey) was nor
cee.:ved till eight o'clock on Sunday evening (the
r•b lin.) yet, norwitlifianding the time required for
Ambling the different country companies, fret was
he alacrity of the corps, that they marched the next
lay at one o'clock ; and under circumilaisces the molt
tying and unfavourable, a torrent of rain falling at
he film, and continuing during the march to Coc-
terntouth, and with little ilintth:nknt of weather till
'hey eacued Penrith, the place of their deltination ;
cinch they enter ed, in petit:a gond order, about
elee:!, o'clock on Wediretday morning : not a man
'emaining behind, except one, who had been left lick
At Kelwick.
Th.ir regular and good condua, on the march, has
-,..;•roated the regard of the inhabitants of all the
rc.:s through which they palled ; who, in return,
mewed every tiiipofition to accommodate them to
the Marra of their power.
The Loyal Leath Wald Volunteers marched on
Thrtriday fart from Kendal ( where they had been on
pet marten: duty for thirteen days) to Penrith, and
formed a junaion with the Loyal Kendal and Lnnf-
da': and the Whitehaven volunteers. The three
corps, forming together a body of about rOOO men.
were on Friday brigaded, under the command of
General Oxus, and reviewed on Penrith Fell ; and,
perhaps, neither this nor the filler c runty ever exhi-
bited a fcene more interetling and fplen‘ld than what
was then difplayed.
On the troops taking the field, a grand Fire
was let off, which afcended majellic.:lly, till 101 l in air.
General Oaos then reviewed the bat taliot:c, paired
'them through various military evolution,, and
caufed them to fire ten !minds of blank cartridge
in which they evinced a Iteadinefs, a regidarity, and
a precifion that, in the opinion of feveral military
gentlemen, (then prefent as fpe6tators) might ven-
ture to co•tival many regiments of the line ; and the
General was pleafed to exprefs, in flrong terms, his
high fatislaftion at the rapid progrels in military
lfcience which they have made in fo (hurt a period.—
The day was remarkably fine. The (*nit drone with
unfullied rays, and the appearance of for large a body
of men, armed at all prints. on a theatre remarkable
for its fublime and piatuelque natural &entry—the
immenfe cnncourfe of fpeaators, drawn from Pen-
rith and the neighbourhood, adorned by many a
blooming fair, who attended to greet and rewind the
brave—rendered the scene at once fublime, magni•
' ficent, and beautil.nl ; and will make a lading im-
pcetlion y one who had the good fortune to
be nrercnt.
(In Teti, ins from parade, the officers adjourned to
the New Cr own Inn, to dinner ; to which about 120
, p..rforls dot.vn, and " Item (war's) alarms were
I chang'd to merry mecings." General °aux took
the Chair ; the wine palt brificly round ; a brilliant
land well dire&ed fire was kept up, and various loyal,
eomlitutional, and convivial toalts were drank.--.
. " King—the Qietn and Royal Family—the
Dulze cf Yorl: and the Army—Lord Barham and the
Navy—Sir Hugh Dalrymple, and the Volunteers of
the Dotti&—the Volunteers of the United King-
dom—may Heroes in Arms ever reap their reward
,
• in the arm, of Beauty"—and a long et catera.
Several martial, patriotic. tonarot y, and bacchan•
nahan tott dere virus Marternque accendere can-
ts,") were lung, oarticulaily by the officers of the
Leash Ward ; who ace it ingui not withon;
juflice, by the name of the'` Harmonic Corps." Al-
ter an evening fpent in the utmoli harmony and con-
vitiAlity, Bacchus nodded on his throne ; whet- deities
affirmed their empire, and the c••mpany broke up
highly gratified with the arnufements of the day.

The ereCtion of fignal towers for communicating
between l'ortfmouth and Plymouth has commenced,
and will be completed in a Ihort time.
VISCOUNT VII. LIFRS.—AS his Lordfhip and his
Lady were taking the air in a enrricle and pair, on
Monday mm fling, in Ciilerly Park, the pole broke, and
the body of the carriage tell forward. The }tortes,
hurt by the (biking of the carriage upon them, began
to kick and plunge with great violence, and were fel-
ting off with great fury, when his Lordtbip turned
them againft a arong pitl, hoping, by this DUI-1161km,
td flop their career. In this he fucceeded ; but the
carriage coming in colliflon with the poll, his Lord.
chip and Lady were thrown out, by the violence of
the (hock, to a conliderable dillance. They were both
Dunned by the fall, and lay fir fume time fenfelefs on
the ground. Sir HENRY FEATHERSTONHAUGH Was
on a vifit at (Melly Park, and happened to be riding
alongfide the cuticle, when the accident took place.
With his ailidance they were railed from the ground,
and a carriage being procured, they were brought
home, bolt evidently leverely hurt. A furgeon im-
mediately attended ; they were both blooded ; and
yeflerday they were confidered out of danger. A large
party had been invited to dinner at Wetly Park, this
day ; but the Earl of Jerky yeflerday undertook to
apprize all the expeaed guetis of the unfortunate
accident.

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