Star.
London, England, 1803-10-06 00:00:00

PULUNI"Z.ER CORPS.

The Lord Lieutenant of the North Riding has
fignified his Maielly's acceptance of the offer of
CHARLES HOAR HARLAND, Efq. of Sutton, on the
Fore% to raife a Corps of Volunteer Infantry.
'About eight o'clock yefferday morning the So.
merfet Hoak Volunteers were infpeelcil by the Earl
of HARRINGTON, who was pleafed to cxprcfs his
approbation in the moll polite terms of their difci-
pline and military appearance. In the evening they
paraded in Portland-field, where they went through
the different orders of firing and wheeling, much to
the fatisfaetion of their Colonel, Mr. 'l', ERN !Y.
The Volunteers of St. Marpret's and St. John's
prodded firing at a target for a confiderable time, in
a field near Chalk Earm.
The St. Pancras Volunteers were alfo out, firing at
a mark.
The St. Martin's, or Prince of WALss's Loyal
Volunteers, were infpeeled by Earl HARRINGTON in
the Green Park. Mixis Psrsa ANDREWS, Efq.
commands them; and by (pedal order they ;were
permitted to be infpeeted in the Green Park. A
little after ten o'clock Earl Haaassrron, accompa-
nied by his fon and his Aid-de-camp, came on the
ground. The corps went through the various evolu-
tions of the manual and platoon exercife in a man-
ner highly creditable to thvmfelves, for which they
received the thanks of the noble Lord who was the
reviewing General: they mullered about goo in
number. Their uniform is moll fuperb. After his
Lordfhip had quitted the ground, the corps conti-
nued for Come time, with their band playing f.veral
martial airs. They then marched back to the King's
Mews, and were difmired.

The Earl of HARRINGTON has fignified his inters.
tion to the Commanding Officer of the Duke of
GLOUCISTER'S Loyal Volunteers, that he will infped
them on Friday the 14th inflant, in Hyde Park, at
three o'clock.

Yetterday the third Regiment of Loyal London
Volunteers, commanded by Colonel KFNSINCTON,
had a field day at tioniCcy, where a mock fight
took place, in which the diftipline and military cha-
rafter of this refpeitable Corps appeared to great
advantage.
The Blnom (bury, Maryla bonne, Prince of Wad. as's,
and St. James's Regiments of Volunteers, are to be
brigaded, and the &it field day of the brigade will
take place on the aoth init. in Hyde Park.
The Spelthorne Legion Volunteers, commanded
by his Royal Highnefs the Duke of CLARE NCI. have
received orders to march on Monday neat for the
coati of Suffer.

The Borough Volurteers, under the command of
Mr. Tuasar, met on Tuefday morning at Mr.
SIMS'S Warehoufe, in the Swan Yard, Blackman.
beet where every Member took the oath of allegi-
ance before Mr. Yourto and Sir Jogs PIMMOI.2, Ma.
gifirates, except one, who refufed to du fa, without
affigning any reafon whatever. This Member, of
courfe, was immediately expelled
On Friday laft the Southwark Volunteer Cavalry
received orders from their Commanding Officer,
Captain Coccinonow, that they were to mailer on
Kennington Common on the afternoon of the fallow-
ing day, and to come prepared with a change of
linen. They were not to bring a fervant, as it was
intended they fbould march out of town. The place
of deftination was not mentioned. The Members
next day mufiered very firong ; a few envied them.
(elves on account of bufinefa, and two fent in their
refignations to the Captain, who refuted to accept
them. Jull before dark on Saturday, the Members
who had met, fet off from Kennington Common,
and took the Brighton road, which gave rife to the
flatement that they had gone on duty to that place.
They however halted at Sutton, where they took up
their quarters that night. Next morning early, at
the found of the bugle, every Gentleman appeared
in his undrefs, and watered and dreffed his own horfe.
The Corps remained two days in the deighbourhood,
having gone through their exercife regularly, and
returned to the Borough on Tuefday evening. They
are.to be infpeeted on Kennington Common to moe.
row, by Lieutenant General the Earl of Haat 'moron.
The parifh of Invere& (in Scotland), has made
tender of the ufe of 294 horfes, 219 carts, and 12
coaches and chai(es, in safe of invafion.
The feveral regiments which have been Come time
encamped at Muffelburgh had a grand field day on
Saturday. The brigade, confiding of the Forfar,
Renfrew, Argyle, Edinburgh, and Dumfries regi-
ments of militia, met in the Duke of Bucccavon s
park, at ten o'clock in the morning, and were drawn
up in the following order : the Batik companies of the
brigade formed into battalion ; the Renfrew, DWI).
fries, Edinburgh, Argyle, and Forfar, with their
field pieces on eachfiank, waited the arrival of Gene-
rals Don, and Sir JAMES Sr. CLAIR EI2EIIII. When

they arrived oppolite the centre of the brigade, the
whole line prefented arses, they then (bouldered, and
the Generals rode round the line, which, when done.
the line wheeled back in open column of companies,
right in front, and marched pail the Generals, and
took up politions in the tall field in two lines, the
firft commanded by the Earl of DALRBITH, the fe-
cond by the Duke of Buccxsuon. When the lines
were formed, the firfl advanced s quick time, co.
vered by the fecond, which was advancing in °nib
nary time ; the &It line baked, and fired once by
battalion, from right to left ; they then retreated in
line, and on the march filed to the rear by companies,
through intervals of the fecond line, the locoed then
fired as the firkand retreated in the fame manner. The
fir(t line was then thrown into tchslas, and !orated from
its centre in double columns, and formed in VW of
the firil lino; the firft line fired by companies from
right to left, and commenced an independent firing
for the (pace of ten minutes, when the whole re•
treated ; they then halted, faced about, advanced
again, and baked. The firlt line broke into column
of feftioas, and marched into the field where the line
was fiat formed; the locoed line remained in the Ana
field. The whole formed line on the banks of the river
Efts, the light companies in extended order. The
line at this time extended about two miles. By a
fire' given, the whole commenced an independent
firing, which was kept with great regularity for half
an hour. when the terminated, and the corps
marched to their refpelkive quarters, after being under
arms 4ght boars.
The Generals ezpreihd their high approbatime‘of
erissarareaces difetpHas, sad sostled of the tilde

CORR, OCrOBER t.

Ye Arida y Lieutenant• General Taut tarots ani
left town I()r hexd•quarters. lull as the Genera
preparing for hi, departure, he was infnrme
Lieutenant. Colonel LYONS, that about too men
regimen:, he Q2ecn's Germans, were expeding
difeharge, their peri, d i.f fervice having expire
The Genelal immediately proceeded to the barr
where the regimen• was drawn nit.

He °Veered, " that this was of all others the moment w'
molt he midt pair fill 70 the country to be deprived oldie ail
of thoft who had fcrved it with loyalty and zeal ; that, hon
their engage n.ents muff be fulfilkd that no bvianza was
found, in whit% °mirror:lcm had ever forfeited its promiies
foldier, and that it wool] not hegin now; it was therefoeeii
power of many I the heave fellows he now addreffed. tome
any quarter of the glo'oe; that they were now 39 fre • as the
indepeneb nt of the community ; that he was ready to fend d
without any ezpenec to them, to any part of the Brititb Em
they might defire, and they mould receive their pay until the
of their arrival there; but he fubsnitted to their confaleritiow
ther this was not a glorious opportunity for every real fakes
enrol Idnifilf under the Standard of loyalty, to protedt that I
and country which now fupported and upheld she ee ti zed we
that he earnefily hoped they would maturely reft.et an all
bleffings they enjoyed under h 5 aufnices • and that if, after twe
four hours confideration, any of themll;msid come to, the boo,
able refoludon of returning to their ;soft, he mould, from his
private pork, pay halt:a-guinea to every individual: it wouk
the turnout of his ambition to lead fuels experictic.d warriors
honourable snterprize, by the rathsof Alper and renown. He
fired them to relied! on the (ciliation% their reticles'. fuldiers (am
whom he was happy to recoguize Lutz) matt coluy its tonfeqta
of his (Lutz s) glorious atchievements in Egyrt, where he wrtt
with his fin& hand, their darks: flawdard from the boaftiog
guider :7 •
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This war a well•timedcompliment. It is not in
power of words to exprefs the fenfations of the mr
moll of them inflantly volunreereJ, to each of wh
the General paid half s guinea on the fpot ; and
LUTZ, who, he obferved, could not be confidered
an ordinary man, he &ire twelve guineas.

CAMP. NEAR CliATlfilif, OCT. 4.

It is to be hoped that the fpecies of military del
' quency, referred to in the following circular Letts
and of which the Public have had Etch esrcilsle r.
' lons to complain for upwards of three mi.nths,
at length be checked ; anJ that the poniihment
flitted on the guilty will operate in terrorra on all fu
as may henceforward be tempted to follow In per
cions an example, and fo unworthy of Englifluni
threatened by a ferocious enemy :
(CIRCULAR.)
0. o.—Judge Advocate Gmerars odt. r. sib
Haying bad the honour of 'lying bdoft the /Wnk procoodi
of a Unreel! Court Martial, hoiden by your order at Chatham,
the ark of Aogult let, and on fubfequeot days, upon the trial
feveral Prifoners hertlaaftenneotiancd, I am to acquaint yen.tl
his Mar !ITT has been plcafed to approve the opinion of the Co
Martial with relpedt to William Cannon and Robert Stuart,
we foidiets In the Ift Battalion Royal Army of *fem, w
being aceufed and found guilty of bowleg deleted from Chant
Derricks, were each of Man adjudged m reedwpatrtbsth
Lan on their bare back with a eat-mine. e; with nips!.
John Cope and John Davies, private folders In the hat Ikatal
of the Royal Army of Referee, alfo tried one twatitt guilty of
feting tram Chatham Barracks. and adjudged tads of Bib es
wive one tboofand lathes on their back with the cat-reninotal
bis Mammy has kkewife confirmed the fentenee of the 0
Court Martial agaloß William Chetiman and James pk4at, p
ware rowers In the Royal Army of Reform, tried anithend gull
of defusing from Abferd Samar, who were ahludged set
them to receive one thaufand hats as the timbal*. ea. Ira.
John Cape and John Davies's lissome for de fame crime is al
approved al by the Bove' rum. 1 lame the hamar to be,
To Owed Sir David Diodes, K. B. CIIMILIS hatillGa
,wry. 0.1,1./
laestarret-Oeseral NW of Caarnam will be dada ft ID
the aceeihry eiders the fanweet en the hid Whit
Canine. Robin Stumm and Jahn Davis, of she
Dattalloo Royal Atmy of • and db dm de abiwrosem
William
wit Chafe=
dchy and jams Pain, beget duet to
Barrackswithout . (filened) 3. CUL
To Lieat.Cata. Earl of Chatham. Ike.
The above (entente, we exped, will be put V t
ecution tomorrow morning.
We have two peifon Grips here full of Freneiriam
who, unacquainted with the force sad propriety. e
exprerson, call thetafelves republicapi. •It appeal
that his Royal Highnefs, ever alive to, NM sit di
alert for, the good- of the ferrite. and attending
the various complaints laid before hint, relative I
the introdoeion of bangers, and others, very had
proper perfoos, into filch prifon.thips,. who gravy"
au illegal intercourfe with thefe captrir
and that his Royal Highnefs elf*.
the Officers dohs duty over thetkprillimerea
bishly of their thwofebree tee
with the Moak 1 has been
that h geepeyfon,sakes
ployed. be to to le ea sly
and that ea gamed amid seolido
munications with the pedant to *AA! 4
their duty.
Yetterday fe'nnigbt was held, at Cattle Hower
Inn, the annual thew of tattle and theepp.. predate
on Lord CAILLISLes teats% in the neighbomrhed 4
Cattle Howard, when various premiums were site
by his Lordthip, for the bee Stock, as approved
Mr. Paoons. of Hovinghata ; Mr. Wilms% 4
South-Holm and Mr. 'ravtoa, if wh
were appointed judges on the tom/O& • '
The Cattle dealers of Stirliaglike have had
meeting refpciting the efiablitirthint of a Dahl
'market at Stirling. when it was relieved that
braid be held in Augnit, September and
yearly. The bra atarket will ea the sot
gallant. •
In the hot.honfe of the Royal ill Gawks. I
Leith Walk, there is at prelim "I'M Illeue tht
fpleudid pleat nee. Dona. ZLi. is *sated
grad a Botanic rarity as any io the Miry of Midi
Horticulture.
About two o'clock ea Thorillar minim lest
dreadful fire broke out in the barn near to the dere
ling hook of jamas elturner. Efq. at Airfield Lode
Suffolk. which. together with the gumming , am
other out beadier ailjoinieg. were meanly COlifile
ed. The barn was full of wheat. and there was
confiderable quantity of limbed Mien its the gram
ries, all of which was deboyed. By the timely et
anions of the neighbouring tants. and therm
mute CirCUalibUlClt of there Wog no wise] Rimini
the dwelling hook and ogees. with eleven tech
corn, hay, he. (although link mare than tea
difiant from the coo ration) were mar
pederved. The accident is fuppofed to hare bee
ocesflooed by the negligence of leaving Come ealieel
ed lime in the barn, which had been wetted in tt
centre, and the (hovel kik therein, the haw& of whit
leant again& the Gds of the heating, mad taking fir
cointouaiestedto the farm