Star.
London, England, 1807-08-27 00:00:00

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SIR. War-(Mee, Aorta to, eScy.
Ha Majefty having been gracioufly pleated to extend the Pay
and Allowances granted to Volunteer Corps of Artillery and lu•
Pantry, to fuch Men as have been, or !hall be, enrolled fubfequently
to the 24th of July, i Sod; and to permit the laid Corpeto affem-
ble upon Permanent Pay and Duty, I have the honour to traufmit
for your guidance, the annexed Regulations relative thereto.
I have the honour to be, Sir,
Your molt obedient humble Servant.
J PULTENEY.
Regulations, extending the Pay and Allowances, granted to Vo•
lunteer Corps of Artillery and Infantry, to Men enrolled fubfe
quently to the 24th of July, do 6; and permitting the Paid
Corps to affemble upon Permanent Pay and Duty; and deter-
mining the Charge for Infperftions.
I. The fame Pay and Allowances as are granted to thole Mem-
bers of Volunteer Corps of Artillery and Infantry, enrolled prior
to the 24th of July, !Sod, are extended from the ssth of April,
111,4; to thole men who may have been enrolled thereto fubfe-
quently to the 24th of July, zBo6 ; or who may he enrolled here
after, not exceeding the eltablifhment of the Corps. Should any
men be enrolled beyond the eftablifhment, they are, as formerly,
to be confidered as Supernumeraries.
11. Such men as may have been enrolled between the 24th day
of July, 18°6, and the isth day of April, r goy, can only be permit-
ted to be charged for from the latter date.
111. Such Volunteer Corps of Artillery and Infantry, as (ball
not have exercifed more than 16 days in the prefent year, bare the
option of affembling upon permanent pay and duty, under the
conditions of the regulations which were in force In the year
dos.
IV. No Corps is to be affembled for lefs than to, or more than
14 days; and in no inftance are the number of days of exercife
(including the days of infpedion) and the number of days on per-
manent duty (including the days on the march) to amount toge •
ther to more than 26; but it is underftood that all Volunteers hall
mutter for drill and exercife one day in each week, that they may i
be entitled to exemptions.
V. The non.comminioned officers, drummers, and private men,
will be entitled to receive one Silting per diem, each, as marching,
or bounty money, for the number of days they ffiall b. affemblcd
on permanent duty, over and above the pay and allowances of
their refpedtive ranks. This allowance will, as formerly, be
Ilford in England, by the Receiver-General of the county, and in
Scotlacd. by the CoUeetor of the Cefs.
VI. This permiffion to Volunteer Corps of Artillery and In-
fantry, to affemble on permanent pay and duty, regards only the
prefent year ; Inch duty mutt therefore be performed previonfly to
the 2sth of December, day.
VII. Thole Corps which may be defirOus of thus affembling,
mutt apply, as heretofore, through his Majelty's Lieutenant of the
County, to the Secretary of State for the Home Department.
VIII. No extra pay is allowed for days of infpeetion; they are
to be wondered as ordinary days of curdle, and are to be charged
for as loch, and to form part of the 26 days for which pay is al-
lowed in the year.

It being deemed necefrary to fill as foon as poifible
the ranks of the Militia, thinncd by the volunteering
into the Line, Courts of Lieutenancy were held yef
terday for Waminfier at the Guildhall ; for the
County of Middlefez at the Setfion•houles, Clerken-
well•green ; and for Southwark and Eaft Brixton at
Horfemonger-lane. The main Winds was, the
fwearing-in of a number of Conftables, for the pur-
pofe of putting the Aft in force, and ;truing their
orders as to the manner in which the duty is to be
done ; after which they adjourned.
A number of very fine young men have volunteered
from the Denbigh and Cardigan regiments of militia,
at Sheernefs, for the line. The z3d, or Royal Welch
Fufileers, is their favourite regiment.

The zd battalion of the 9th, (Gen. Banwttamces)
is already completed to 800 men, from the Leiceiter,
zd Snmerfet, and Weft Kent ; amongft whom are
the greater part of the flank companies. This regi-
ment expefts, at lead, 400 more men from the Lan-
cafhire, Eati Devon, Gloucefter, and Berkfhire regi-
ments. The Ift battalion (in Ireland) is at prefent
upwards of 800 flrong.
The 91ft regiment, quartered in Mallow, Killar-
ney, &c. have been Grdered for Cork, to proceed with
the 3d regiment for Canada.

The regiments at prefent in Canterbury barracks,
are the 4th, or Q2een's Own, with the Perthfhire and
North Gloucefter Militias; and the 16th Light Dra-
goons, who do duty on the coati, are ftationed in Old
Beekton Hill Barracks. The head-quarters of the

16th are at Hythe.
The amount of the fums voted by Parliament for
the half year from the 25th of June to the 24th of
December, 1806, on account of the new military ar-
rangements, comprehended under the feveral heads
of Augmentation of Pay of Officers and Men, tn-
creak of the Chelfea Penfions, and Increafe of Wi-
dows Penfions, was 215,4231. 18s. sd. The amount'
of the firms included in the eftimates of 1807, for
the Paid fervice, cannot be Rated with accuracy, as
the additional charges are not diftinguifhed on the
face.of the ellimates, but, as nearly as can:be judged,
the total of the Paid fums is 450,0001.
Yeaerday afternoon the St. Clement Danes, or
Duke of Gloucefter's Light Regiment, met at L:n
coin's Inn Gardens, where after being examined and
told off by their :Iwn Officers, they were very minute-
ly infoelted by Colonel Jenkinfon, the infpeeting
Field Officer. After going through the ufual ma-
neeuvres, they paffed in quick and ordinary time,
and, returning to the regular ground, made a grand
falute.

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The Loyal Southwark, the ift Surrey, the Cam.
berwell, Clapham, Wandfwqrih, G. eenwich, Dept
ford, and Lewillsam corps of Volunteers, are making
great exertions to fill up their vacant tanks, and per-
tea themfelves in military taffies.
This day, 183 days pay to the garrifons of Great
Britain and Ireland, from the ssth of June, 1806, to
to the 24th of December, 1807, both days inclufive,
began airing at the Pay-Office, Mode Guard,.
Military Commanders in the South-Weft Diftrie
of Ireland :
Lieutenant General Floyd, Cork ; Major-General Colin Camp-
bell, Kinfslc ; Major-General Hill, Fermoy; Brigadier-General
Houston, Cnrk; Rblor-General Meyrick, Limerick; Brigadier-
General Ninchell, Limerick rhis diftridt cemprifes she counties
of Cork, Limerick, Clare, Kerry, and the Baronies of Upper Or
mm:d, Lower Ormond, and Owucy and Arta, in the county of
i
The LA Gazette contains a Proclamation relative

to the fire at C rtham, offering a reward of soot. to
any :%erfon (excel- t fuck as were actually concerned
in the (Zen( e) who than 4,pprehehend, or cattle to be
[anprehended, .diy of•the Paid offenders, to he paid on
the conviai6ii 'of any one or more of them, by the
'l'reafurer of his Majetly's Navy.
Due meeting, to determine an affair of ho.
lour took place latt week in the parilh of Cranflon,
:tear Edinburgh, between a gentleman of the Eatl
Lnalan yeomanry cavalry, and a refpeetable farmer
of that enmity. After both gentlemen being (lightly
.vouudcd, by the interference.of the feconds, a recon•
ciliation was effeEted, and thr.patti:s quitted the S;1.1
without furthcr mifchief.

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