Star.
London, England, 1803-09-30 00:00:00

VOLUNTOR CORPS.

Yefterday morning at half pall five o'clock the
Royal Welimit) tier Volunteers muttered in the Lower
Mews, and from thence marched at a quarter pao
fa to Hyde Park, where they had a grand Field-day.
They fired ten rounds and went through feveral ma
nceuvres with great precifion, and in a very foldier-
like (Lyle. Previous to leaving the Mews they bal
lotted for ten Lieutenants, and on their return be
tween eleven and twelve. the Elation was declared
by the Scrutineers, after which the Corps were dif
miffed.

The very high charafter and difcipline which the
Bloomibury and Inns of Conti Volunteers poffeffed,
could not fail m attract crowds of fpeemors to fee
them infpoeed yeßerday tporning in. Hyde Park.—
The charafier which they acquired in the left war is
be even railed in the relent. At eight o'clock
the Corps began to miller at their parade ground
in front of the Foundling Hofpital. At nine o-'clock;
having affernbled 'to the amount of eta., including
Officers, they marched in regular order to the lark,
where they arrived about to o'clock.
The rpm of ground they chafe to perform their
manoeuvres upon, was the bell calculated for the
pupa& of any that' we have teen. It was &nete
at the farther corner of the Park, within a few paces
of Kenfington Garden wall ; the graf. had been little
trodden upon, and there was not the leaß dull. The
ground was at firß kept 'by a few members of the
Corps to be reviewed, but from the increafing num
her of fpatators, a (mall detachment of Lord Hoe-
'micros's Regiment was fent for, who undertook
that duty before the review commenced.
At half part eleven o'clock, the Earl Of H±aa
TOM arrived. encoded by-leveret General °Seers.—
His Lordfisip was received is the Ideal form with
prefented arms. The Corps being draws oat in line,'
the General proceeded to infpet its front and rear.
when the Staff returned to the colours in front of
the line, where it was joined by General Dust DAS and
General Batati.
The battalion was told off in two wings. four
grand divifions, eight companies, Gum filbdivifions,
and thirty-two fentions. .
After marching pall Lord 14•11111311131'011 ordi-
nary and qiick time, they arrived on their original
ground, when they primed and leaded with car-
tridge ; kdvancing in line, and retired from the right
of fob.divifinns by files to the rear ; halted, fronted,
and wheeled on their left into line t here the officers
evinced great judgment in keeping proper intervals;
for on them, in this manoeuvre, depends much in
obferving a proper dißance ; advanced in line. bat-
ed. formed in open. Owns in the rear of the
two centre fuledivifionn Then the right wing
wheeling tour paces backwards on their left. and
the left wing four paces backwards on their right;
they marched obliquely, and formed line en the
right and left of the two centre full ifivifiom.—
This is a new maneuvre, and had a very beautiful
effect; it confißs of much snicking. The right wing
with their right fhonlikreftirward, end die left wing
with their left (boulders forward, fired two roue&
'from centre to Links lapftelpelivillous. The 'Gruen
gave the word clear and define the firing was cacti.
lent ; formed drift column of fubulivilinns in front and
rear of the left centre rub divifion. the left in front; tat.
ing to thereat, the Left rut...41144°n moved out,and,the
whole column countermarched. during which, sew
of the fpeettors furpofeJ them in the mama mai
(slims, but this only arofe from their want of milits:
ry knowledge : they did it coned. The tub•divi-
firms of the right wing toad to their right, the fob-
divifions of the left wing teNseir left, and deployed
into line on the left centre fohdivifion, and cent.
menced an independent firing from the right often,.
pinief, which was extremely regular, and well kept
up; atter which they fired two rounds from centre
to flanks as before, formed chile enlmint of &Wiwi.
Finn in front and rear of the right fob divifion, right
in front. The column then commenced greet firing
from its front. by fub-divifirms. retiring by ketosis,
on their right and left to the rear. where they P'4lB.
ed and horded; after which the column began ftreet-
firing, from its frost. advancing by fubdivifions, the
Cations wheeling outwards on their right and left.
primed a-.. 1 loaded on the flanks of the advanesi

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firing in a Alit which every military man prefent
mull allow to exceed any thing they ever before wit-
, neffed from 16 fouug a corps, they deployed into line
on the left centre fub•divifion, and commenced an in-
Jependent firing from the tight of companies, which
was as well kept up as their former independent fir-
ing. The battalion now advanced, halted and fired
:hrce excellent vvllies g after the latter they came to
the port, advanced, charged bayonets, and made a
• harge. The Corpt then retired in line, quick time,
halted, fronted, opened ranks, and advanced, Officers
and colours in frpnr, halted, and fainted, the band
playing God Save tie King.
The Earl of HARRlNcrow,preiions to his retiring
from the gronnd rode up to Colonel Cox, and deli
Ihrerl to him his opinion of the corps. The corps
h using relied a fhort time, they left the ground, and
' marched In double files to their parade, at the Found.
ling Hofpital, when Colonel Cox to&k occafion to
i Com the Members, that Lieutenant General the
Earl of HARR amarom had exprcfled to him his entire
approbation of their marching. firing. &c. to which
Colonel Cox begged leave to add his thanks, for their?
Aria regularity and attention.
General DUNDAS allis complimented Colonel Cos
•in the high difcipline of his regiment. He declared
'le was alloniihed at their marching, and forming of
c ,lumns, and oblerved, he had leen many regular re-
giments not nearly fo pert:ea in thefe retpeau. This
rely refpeelable corps is no expence whatever to
Government. Their full complement amounts to
near 1400 effedive men.
During the fit ing, one of the horfes belonging to
she Life Guafds became In unruly as to run away
with his rider, and knocked down and broiled a poor
old wr min very much ; the rider was not hurt. •
The vr rd was given by Colonel Cox, who, at all
times, thews himtelf as well acquainted with regi-
mental taffies as any Officer in his Majelly's fervice.

Dr. LATRAM, the forgeon, attended with his al`
(Want, in full regimentals.
The crowd was prodigious. A finer day could
not peffibly be defired. There was not a cl-md to
be lien in the horizon, while it was neither cold n tr
fultry. Lord HARRINGTON% guard and a few re-
tivits of the Bloom!bury did all that was necefaty,
in the way of keeping the ground. We havi fel&•m,
witnefed any fpeEtacle that fo mnch'ciefighted the,
beholders. Every one teemed to fet Bommtys at;
defiance, and to feel the moll complete fatuity Pori
the enjoyment of our invaluable privileges at the
light of fo much active patriotifm and determined.!
loyalty.

The Hnn. Artillery Company proceeded from thel
Artillery Ground yeiterday mernu.g, with their two
field pieces, to Syclenhans Common, where they ar.
rived at ten o'clock, to praßile firing at a target,
which was pat np at 500 yards diaance. They fired
(hot with very great faccefs.
The Mary-la•bonne or Doke of Yot c's Afruciation
appeared yefierd y evening In Lord'sCricketGmund
in their uniform for the firfl time, and made a amaik

[plea(lid and foldietly appearance.
The three Regiments of Ealt India Volunteers hat
a grand fold day is the Company's Fields, City.
Road. pellerdaj. They 'trembled At a, very early{
hoar; theiesserretaafs of difcipline was .as. al og
funllanneadirss—it is ten 1.41 fumy/n.19 111010

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Several of the City 00,01 ado ModonOtir firil a
peentnce in military array. ii Moselleidaohe Ca
Rsiad. Re and made& mod repettalie military Ilec
Tbe VTR Regiment•Of Loyal Londils Valenta
calm yeflerday to def' Solution of a
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to it. 7.,a' ' .: ' • •1, -.,r;t it..;,.
s, frenniglidieoto of the ~,,,„ •
Aber&en, tyas embodied
be `bed to the gad Regimcnk.;-1.117-.1".
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1,. A detachment of 4co men of din' 4 '
44Filtt
'.llerferve, now on the march from
Tilitchefier. bare received counter *ow*
to 'Plymouth. to be attached to the s r.evineus.,
irlarge highly diftinguilised.* its gond coopholle eg
seneunce, and regularity. • • 117.. DINr! : •!:
t twit a meeting held at Leeds on li',-•
is& Earl Ft TILWI LSO AM communicated Ms.
mall gracious acceptance of the very ammirom
ices of volunteers from the various pans of Abet es
hosifnur county. Of duck the Craves legion ..
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Mom* to firm men. and Halifax Aeon, ...,
enlirawril, Caw, envy. ill• 4
Lieutenant-General Dwayne ternlnei Acre yelfce:
day about four o'clock,. attended by his Aide.dni
Camp. Captain Huey. 'On moseing the &Lit of the
heath near tbe 'village of Eamon, be was ant by
Major General Tneastroir and Staff, when he pro.
ceeded in front of the Eat Middlefes Regiment,
commanded by Colonel Wool, which was drewu all
'ln line to reeeiv'ehim. The Regiment, though hay.
'rag only an hnur's notice, isseihred very Rom" and
made a very martial appearance. On coating id
fr3nt of the line the Genera was received' with
'septet faint, s he then ptomested•to tho right..a
'puffed the from rank minutely, istfpeilingoadt ,ma
until he reached the left, wham be returned b th
tear to the right egabsiond took poll at rfsose dif
tame. *ben the 'regiment marched by in ordinary
and qoict time Imhof which the wbok formed the
line again, and went *tough feveral movements with l
great iteelnefe. The ring was admiraole, mod the
Bank companies attraaed the particular attention of
the General, who expelled hirnfelf highly pleated
wish the appearance and difcipline of the Regiment.
following ate thri defcriprions of the limas
af.
Hanover, which were landed on Tuelday at
• will, vit. acne black 'anions, eleven black
fames, two cream.enloured ilallions and eight mares,:
ten white dallions and sve mark% eve moure-coktu red
&anions and one man, and two brown mares, in all
s 3 ; and belonging to the Doke of Careen otos. three
Mack gelding% one brown m..ire. one grey ditto, me
brown 'furklilt !billion, and one trews gelding, in all
*wen. There horfes having been' Is weeks On board
Sip, were landed very much oat of condition. An.
other veffel, with the remainder on beard. pot into
Hull. where the barks were landed. and are sow on
their way to town. The principal Officer of sbe Ilablr.
that accompanied there honk% was introduced to hi,
Illiajeßy on Wednefday. at St. James's, previoesto the
levee. Ai efiablifhment of grooms has come seer
with theft...why" his Majeßy gnome to issistais is

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I'OI.I,W7E.RR CORPS.

RFCVL.ATInN3 101. T.IE LATAIILIStittENTS., ALLflve,
AVM, r re. OF CORPS AND Ct)sIeANIRS 011 VOLUN•
? ER INTANTP.Y, ACCEPTLD 51.11SEQ_I&WILY TO AU•

GUST 3, 1803.

War Office. awe. 2.8, 2803.
A Reghornt to confilt of not more than t i Companies, not Ito
than 8 Compar.ks.
A Battalion to cianfift of not more than 7 Companies, nor left
than 4 Cconrallics.
A Corps t,i enn!ift of not iris than 3 Companies.
Co.-tranica to coufilt of not Ids than 63, not ratan than 230
rr.racc...

• To c.,ei Company a Captain, a Lieutenant. a Second Lieu.
tonott ur F. nligti.
: is ho-u.hher t. k roierjfki, that ivb.rs fbt vfaliAarnit f amw
Coetani.v has al: rally Aerst foul of a kw" cisakr Iy Cstornawart, Olt
k ',yak saushertd by this Re navies.
l'ompanits go Privates and Omani, to Live 1 lieutenants,
and r Second Lieutenant or Eulig,o Of 3 Liengenants, U. Grenadier
or Light infautry Company.
Reginteuts conlifting of moo privates, to have I Lieutenant.
Colonel Consroassdant, a Lieutenant-Woods. and 2 MOW&
• No Higher rank than thud Lieutenant-Colonel Codununtlant
' to be given, unkfs where Fenno have already borne Mak rank
in his Majcity's forces.
Regime tit. of not left than Soo privates, to have a Lienteturt•
' Colonel Commandant, a Lieutenant.Colunel, and a Majors.
Regiments of not leis than 480 privates, to have a Lieutetrant.
, Colonel Cootmandant, z Lieutenant•Colonci, and t Major.
• Battalions of kf. than 480 Private. to have t Licutautut-Colo.
mi. and a Major.
Corps confitttng of 3 Companies to have a Major-Commandant,
and no other Reid Olken
• Every Regiment of S Companies or more may have a Company
of Grandiats, and t Company of light infantry, each of which to
have a Lieutenants inttead of a Lieutenant, and t Second Lieu.
•tenant or Enfign.
livery Battalion of 7 Companies, and not lets than 4. may have
I Company of Grenadiers. art Company of Light Infantry 1 which
Company may have a Lieutcnanta Wilma of a. and a Sceoud
Lieutenant or Enfign.
One Serjeant and a Corporal to every no Private*.
One Drummer to every Company, when not called out into
snug futee. TWO Drinennurs when called out.
STAFF.

An Adjutant, Surgeon,(i2arter.Malter, and Ser.
jeant hlajor. May be allowed on the ellabliffiment
of Corps of fitfcie►►t arength, as direded by the
Militia Laws; but neither the Paid Staff Officers,
`nor any other Commiffioned Officer, will have any
pay or allowabce whateter, except in the following
cafes, ►iz. _ _ _

If a Corps, or any part thereof, (hall be called
upon to aft in cafes of riot or diffurbance, the charge
of contlant pay may be made for fuch fervices' for
tall
the effellive Officers and Men employed on filch
duty, at the following rates ; the fame being fup-
I ported by a Certificate from- his Maygsrv's Lien.
tenant, or the Sheriff of the county ; but if called
Inut in cafe of aftual invalion, the corps is to be paid
land difeiplined in all refpefts as the regular Infiustry ;
the Artillery Companies excepted, which arc then to F
be paid as the Royal Artillery.
Per Diem a. A
lJ'rarias. ~ 4
Field Officer or Captain of sa ant.m.A a 6
a Company 9 $ end ss. 64. per Week la
, Lieutenant s II •• n6d16.0
ilimand lAndi or Enfign 4 1 attiont
1/14,011t 6 o Corporal
1 gzarter-Maila I 8 Drummer
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The only 'lltances in which r

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will be allowed b•

int, in pay
,Government for any individual of the Corps when
clot fo called out, are thofe of an Adjutant and Suer.
,leant Major, for whom pay will be granted at the
trates following s—Adjutant, 6s. a day ; Serjeassehts.
jor, ts. 6d. per diem, and as. 6d. per week in aohii,
;bon, if authorised by his Majefty's Secretary of Settee,
!in confequence of a particular application from the'
Lord Lieutenant of the County, founded upon the
reseeeffity of the cafe :• but this indulgence cannot be
wed under any circumstances, unlefs the Corps to
which the Adjutant may belong naafi conaft of not
lets than zoo effellive rank and file, and he (hall have
Iferved at leaft five years as a commitloned Officer
On the Regulars, embodied Militia. Fencibles, or Eaft
India Company's fervice ; and unlefs the Corps to
which tlfe Serjeant Major may belong (hall conlift of
'riotlefs thao zoo dreamt rank and file, and he flail
hatle retied at kali three yeses in force of his Majef-
ifs forces.
Drill Serjeants of Companies are to be paid by the
Pat Mies to which their refpeEtive Companies belong,
se is provided in the 43d Gee. 3. Cap. sac, fec. s it,
and no charge to be made for them in the accounts
to be tranfinitted to the War Office.
Pay at the rate of one (billing per man per day for
twenty days exercife within the year to the effeftive
Non-coromilfioned Officers (not being Drill Serjeants
;salt! by the Patella), Drummers, and Pi ivates of the
:Corps, agreeably to their terms of fervice. No pay
clan be allowed for any man who (ball not have at-
kitended fdr she complete period of twenty days.
illaseu a charge of contlant pay is made for an
Adjutant or Serteaut blajor, his former fervices mutt
lohe particularly dated in the pay fill wherein the firft
I charge is made.
'Ms allowance for clothing is twenty (killings per
anan, once in three years to the effeitive nohcorrunif.
ignited officers, drummers, and privates (Weise Clem.
The neceffary paylds will be feat from the War
o.fice, addreffed to the feveral Conunandants ,who
will cattle them to be filled up, and who take
care that the certificates be regularly figited whenever
the twenty Jays catercife than have been completed
and the cltahing aftually [urinated to the ascii. The
allowance for the twenty days exercise may be drawn
for immediately, and that for the clothing, in one
month after the receipt of !itch pay lifts at the %Vat.
t Office, by bills, figoed by the leveral Commandants,
I at thirty days fight, upon the general agent ; unlefs
' any ohjeaion to the Litter charge (tai be figaificd
eillcially to the faid Commandant in the mean time.
whole to be clothed is rad's with the exceptioo
of the Corps of At inlay, which usar have blue cloth-
ing; and Ride Corps, which tag lave green' with
black belts.
Serjeaat Major receiving conflant pay, and mill
Seri:lasts paid by the Parl . to be at-cited, and to
be fubjetted to =Warr law as under 43 Ccn. 3i
cap. 111
All applications fur arms and accoutrements fhould
he made through the Lord Lieutenant of the County
slit eetly to the Beard of Ordnance, and all applica.
i.n s for ammunition, for exerrife and praeice, lhould

be made through tie infpelling FielJ Officers of
Yeomanry sod Volunteers to the Board of Ordnance
lanost.4lly. Ammunition fervice Mould he drawn,
!,1,,,m171, themcd.,( the tarp/fling Field Offseer,
trom the depot noJer the orders dila General Ofa-
r of the Dinrl3.
lins•A of flrJnaare to

Corps of Volunteet, Inf,statrp ate, as fallow :—lluf,
,ittets complete 'With sniteultrelliebtS ; drummers
words ; &hums with flicks; (pears for feijeants.
The articles furniflseit to Volunteer Artillery by
the Board of Ordnance, are pikes, drummers fwords,
And drums withritieks. • r

Spears are allowed for ferjeants, and pikes to any
(runt for excepted men not• otherwife•armed.
The following allowances, in lieu of accoutrements,
&c. where required, may be obtained on application
by the Commandant of the Corps to the Baird of
Ordnance :—tor. 6d. per let in lieu of accoutre-
ments ; 3s. each drummer's (word belt i as. each
drum carriage.
Such Curps as have offered to ferve free of expense,
and have been accepted on thole terms, can claim no
allowance under theft heads of ferric,.

Every Otficer, Non commilfioned Officer, Corporal,
Drummer, and Private Man to take the Oath of al-
legiance and fidelity to his Majelty, his heirs and
fuccetrors.

If the Commandant of a Corps fboidd at any time
defire an augmentation in the ellabliffiment thereat,
or any alteration in the title of the Corps, or the
names or dates of commialons of the officers, the fame
mull be tranfmitted through the Lord Lientenant of
the County, in order to the amendment being fab-
mitted to his Majelly.
All eget-live Members of Volunteer Corps and
Companies accepted by his Majetly, arc entitled to
tie exemptions from ballot allowed by 42 Geo. 3.
cap. 6C and 43 Geo. 3. cap. 1211, provided that fuch
perfons are regularly returned in the mutter rolls to
be fent in to the Lnrd Lieutenant or Clerk of die Ge-
neral Meetings of his County, at the times, in the
manner, and certified upon honour by the Comman-
dant, in the form prefcribed by thole Aft: and fche-
dules thereto annexed.
The Monthly Returns thould be tranfmitted to the
InfpeAing Field Officer appointed to fuperintend the
Diltriet in which the Corps is fituated, and to the Se•
cretary of State for the Home Department.

The Ticket Nn. 226, drawn yeflerdsy a Price of,
Ten Thoufand Pounds, was divided into One Half,
One Qtarter,OneEighth,and Two Sixteenth Shares,
and foFd at the Old °Mee of Swiss and Co. in the
Poultry; where the Ticket No. 50,430, alto in the pre-
fent Lottery, a Prize of Five Thoufand Pounds, was
fold and regitlered.

ECCLESIASTICAL PROMOTION.
The Dean ud Chapter of &iftu! hare prefented the Rey.
B. Sparke, D. D. Duo thereof, to the hying of St. *twain, Ma
that City.

BIRTHS.

Priclay estsraing. the lAT y at i
H Mae? Marron. P.A. ea
fun. at his haute in Great Camtssztand-ftreet.

Saadi" , at bat raids to Portotan-fqaare. the Lady of Colonel
Beaumont, M. P. of a daughter.
At Ely Hoak, on the zEth initant, hen. Colonel Anther,
of a fon.

- At -Edinburg!, en the Ohl lalt. the Lady of hdajer Hay. bte
of the ija regiment, of a fen.
andAt Limerick, the Lady of Fitzgerald Magma, Els. of a fee
lid&

The La 4 of !Where Pmts. Efq., a ameheer, at the Da*
Cottage,

Yeltapday, et St. Gorge tbe Martyr's, Capt. llnsee Mltehell, of
.tba Han. Snit rola Cesopmey's ferrite. to Mirs Eleanor Stephen-
ran, Oda daughter et Jabs Stqplssafen, Efq. of Great °rowed.
At Diddle, 'Manna Greco, aged 6p, to Margtret A &wore,
aged 66, Ste befog his dztb with, and be her /Rh hawed I
At Reekalle, Rarsiblre, the moth left. Captain Campbell, of the
Oat fit. to Mita Jaamefwe Orant Fearer, youegcft &senor
of the late Siena Prater. Eh.of Fanneilan.
On the sift %ft. at Dina, Cartels Cbetwood, of hi. 11417.11
73d teems*, to 111116 Elise Pomo, daughter of Governor Patton
at St. Helena.
At Pennyciiink, near Edinburgh, Hugh MTorquedale, F.fq. of
Lirerpool,to M" Lucia Hall, remand daughter of the lets George
HAS, Etq. of London.
Friday morning, at Edfaburgli, Mr. John Johnßou, writer, to
MG Mary Rarthwkk, daughter of Mr. Jams lortkarrick, Cal.
let •lroet.
At Athford, Shrapihire. the Rev. R. F. Halifax, foil of the late
Whop of St. Afaph, to MU. Rickets, &albite of T. C. Ricketts,
Efq. of Alliford Hall, in that county.
Oa the with inflow, at Swoon Dowuham, the Holt. Howl
Wellefley, no Lady Charlotte Cadagan, Sneed daughter of Earl
eadogan.