Star.
London, England, 1803-08-30 00:00:00

P&L UNTEEM.

The Commander in Chief his iffued in order for
difcontinuing all Regimental Bands of Mute, dire&
ing that the e rfo no who compose them may be ins•
mediately trained to the ufe of arms.

Das are now making out of the moll able-bodied
men who have not volunteered their fervices, and it
is intended, (hould the enemy land, fo far to pvt in
force the General Defence Bill, as to compel panics
of them to join the regulars immediately.

His MaJISTV has been gracioufly pleated to ac•
cept the offer of fervice of the Cltetter-le•&reet Vo-
lunteer Infantry. under thg command of Major
RICHARD BILL. When the news arrived at that
place on Saturday 'aft, the bells were let a ringing,
and other demonltrations of joy were exhibited.
The offer of fervice on the part of the Newcaale
Loyal independent Volunteers, commanded by Col.
CLENN ILL, has been accepted by his Majelly.

The Sunderland Corps of Volunteer Infantry have
been accepted by his MAJESTY. They are to con-
fift of ten companies, of at leaf( 6o men each, and
in a few days it is expeaed they will be complete ;
upwards of 400 of them are already far advanced in
dtfcipline. and a fubfcription has been opened for
cloathing them. In confequence of the determine•
tion of Government to put the batteries along the
Coaft under the management of the Sea Fencibles,
the patriotic offer of fervice of the Sunderland Artil-
lery Volunteers has been declined.
The Newcaftle Royal Waggon Train, under the
Defence Ad, is now nearly complete, and a corps
of guides, and another of artificers, are about to be
mired, under the aufpices of the Deputy Lieutenants.

In Derby, more than 14,000 men have volunteered
their fervice ; and a fubfcription of 30001. has been
raifed to equip them.
Of the Corps of Riflemen at Cagle Howard, the
Earl of CAILISLI is appointed Commandant, and
Vifcount MoLPITH, CAPt
THS ST. MARC VIDLIINTEERS.—Yefterday
afternoon, the Volunteers of the United parithes of
St. Margaret and St. John muftcred to the amount of
sOOO and upwards, marched to Weltminfter-hall,
where having taken the oath of allegiance, they re-
turned in the fame order to St. Margaret's Church.
Mars. Parrst and Jones, the Church-wardens of
the Paid prefeated the colours, which had
been depofited in the church at the conclufion of the
lag peace, and originally prefented to them by Lady
Basoaays, now Counters of GaossaNOlt.

LOYAL GLOUCEITaIt VoLuvrasas.—Agreeably
to notice from Lord 041TP/rms. Commander of the
Duke of GLotic ESTER'S Loyal Volunteersoa meeting
of them was held yelterday evening, ar-Caerza's
Riding Houle, to decide upon the propofition made
by Government to reduce the numbers of the above
corps from 70c, to 300 rank and file. So early as
five o'clock, more than five hundred refpeetable
boufeholders, who had enrolled themfelves from the
belt poffible motives, :Ambled. They heard read
the letters which had palled between Lord Cu rr-
WYWD and Lord HOBART. After the utmoft atten-
tion to the fame, the Commander fiepped forward,'
within to know, by a (hew of hands, if the deduc-
tion was acceptable ? There were not four wbo did
not exprefs their with for 's an or awe, all or soar."
Such being the determination, Lord Corner op very
politely requelled to adjourn the meeting till to-mor-
row evening, that he might make known the refult
to Lord Horny, whole anfwer (hould be then made
known to the whole of the Corps. This was highly
approved, and the men retired much fatisfied.
Copy of a Letter from Lord Roam, his Ma.
principal Secretary of State, to Earl Flu-
WILLIAM :

MT Lose, Downing-fireet. Aug. lc,.
I have had the honour to reeelw your LardOtip's letter of the
t slid I tote no time in sequaladng you, that the printed
regslations for Volunteer Infantry, ilia In /toe bd. an sot to
he eonedered in any refped applicable to amps accepted by Ids
IVfai err? Ince the date of my Circular Letter (the gd) of Aural,
reftriding the allowances before given to Volunteer Corps or la,
teem, to the allowances of sot for clothing, mad is. per day for
1 twenty days tura.; and to Carpi of Cavalry, to die condogent
allowance of i nil. per troop
With reknit to Arms- have to regain your Loral!, win In-
form me what quantity will be owelraty (in addition to tilde with
which the fevered Corps ease provide themfelvss, aed to thole al-
ready in poneflon of the Yeomanry and Volunteers) to complete
the number required for the fevcral Corps already autherifed by
Ids MAJESTY,.

Your Lardildp will underhand it to be the intention of Govern-
ment. that the whole number of Volunteers, now to be
ilbould not mimed fix tinter the amount of the ' , es-
dative of the leppiententary Quires.
• throe the receipt of your Loßthip's Anfwer to this L otter, In-
Aro Riau will be given to the Board of 014141:11X to fend the
Arms, as loon as they ma be prepared, to flack place within the
Riding as you may point out, that they may be dLitritnited, ander
your Urania direetions, to the (corral Carps according to your
Lordihip's difcretion.
The difcriorination which It will become year Unladp . duty
to nuke in the diftribotioe el the proportion of arms you wiU
mint, amid be guided by a reference to the local itastion of the
Corps requiring than. I have the honour to be, my Lord, your
Lordihip's weft obedient humble fcroant,
(alma) HOBART.
Earl Fitswiliaio, R. dun

VOLUNTIBR CAV•LltTßegalations daring War
for the cloathing, appointments, and the allowances
for contingent expences, of Corps of Yeomanry and
Volunteer Cavalry:

1. Every oSeer, nots•oorntniflioned deer, and private man,
to tale die oath of allegiance and fidelat.Hist.f.,...,.
s. Every troop to coon of sot than fatly rank sad ale,
wYch ownprebends corporal' and privates only.
3. Three roods per man for dee/Ives win be allowed annually
far 'chalking and appoistatesse, sod Wood for duet years at once,
resired I sod the font of tea per troop per anninn, at the Ar-
ras! of the Controandany to be hi lien of the pay of fetjeants and
tv p sera. and of every charge, of whatever &redraw, hereto-
fore defrayed by Goveronuen.
4. Content pay, at the rate of du ger diem, to be allowed for
as Adjutant. to corps of throe troops and upwards.
5. Ber}eaots receiving conllant pay, and all untspeters (orbs*
ors) reechnos pay either at a daily or wieldy rate, to be studied
and made bhp& to Military Law, until they than be regularly
dlfeborghd by the Consimandants.
6. if a eery% or guy part thereof, than be called open in rifts
at riot or taibiesee berate of eeattrust pay to be made for
limb Cervices sooll be followiog, bring the paf the
replier Caulk!, and be fopported by a Certificate frost ha Mo-
lar* Uttermost or the Stuff of the County.
Per dim a. IL lee Am. S. 11.
Captain . 7 Seri. War, iodating pd.
for •

I!t■esrt 9co a Work - ja t
Cornet - $ o &leant, ditto - s aat
ctitsrter-Mater s 6 Corporal, ditto • s 4
Adjutant s 0 0 Trumpeter, ditto -
Private, ditto s o
Such Troops as tarn received the reduced Clott.:Ntalkiwanet of
xt. per man ix the yea :a stet and 11103. niayi LEGri application
of the Coannwodanta, native the din betwixt+ tliatilnow.
soce ao4 the augakcitol row a:Hos fpleilli4.