Star.
London, England, 1803-09-29 00:00:00

ODE ON THE PRESENT WAR.

Hark ! fierce ficllona mown. her ear,
And urges at We dreadful War,
Whofc defobtint arm fpreadi wide,
O'er peaceful plains, the hoping tide—
dim Cie Britannia'a fonvadvanae

To check the plund'ringbordes Of France.
See herd(man, hind and torsi (vain,
With ardour prefs the menial plain;
All ranks, to guard fair Freedom's caulk,
Oar Fanilies, King, and [acted Laws,
In dread array in crowds advance
To meet th' invading Slaves of France!
Alt ! mad Ambiron, curb thy firer,
Nor madly 'tempt the headlong cowls;
lOw'riog to heights, tby giddy b•ain
Shall fwim in night—ow wake *tax !
For lo! Britannia's fool advance
To crufh the Gorge* Head of France!

Should Gallia's Legions dam to fweep,
With veneroue fall. the roan deep,
Old Neptune, from his pearly cell,
Would vengeance hurl 'mid Sonny Arens
Or (boo would Albion's Sorts advance,
And fink the pirate crews of France !
But thatilds per chance they reach the Brand.
And violate our natal land,
Crowds upon crowds roib on the for.
And bravely Mks the Tyrant low I—.

Piebald 'Aubeles taus advasat.
To free tic weld from deliat reashee!
Agra a 1,1133.

ALIIIIT.

Mrs. Joenss Ins renewed her engagement at
Drury-line.
Her Royal Highners the Duchefs of Ynac, we are
formto mention, is at this time (aloofly indifpoied
at Oatlands.
The Duchers of D avonsnies, we are Corry to learn,
is fill confined, not being able to leave bee bed.
As Mr. and Mrs. Sneer. and their two lovely
tiau#tera were yetierday returning to their feat at
Fulham.• the marriage broke down an Piccadilly, but
happily they received no perional injury.
At a General Ordination. held by the Right Rev.
the Lord &Chop of Nnatacts on Sunday 1:41I, in the
Cathedral Church of that Dit:thie, the following gen.
deftest were -Ordained, viz.
11111 n. AVM* A. &Dem of St. Men Magdalen College, Oz.
A.ll. of Will= College, Oohed. • , „
ou§tmart:4l.ll. Celia Cage, Cambridge.
Hammy, A. H. Fellow of Waft Colitis.
41.11.01dirs Mega, Combridge.
•OboirTnobedmilinime of CMS taw, Cboire Cage dos.
.
oninerd...
.
lloojamis latter. A.M. Qreo's College, Cambridge.
loi=ellnewm IL A. Mow of St. Jobe's Wier. Woe.
Doiltwood, S. A. Peesbooks Hall. ditto.
Owes lleodMi Lembo% IL A. jeltsCellego, ditto.
Warns Iliedikg. Sloes Colgeoliktie.
Min Seem Colege,Ozterd.
WMlnat St. llanontra ditto.
Thom Talbot, A. M. Imo lame et' Calm Collme,
Cambeidge.
On 14mday la*, the i.e. Mims Sperdme wee Seenfol to
tbs=loeraey al Wingfield, la Os of as Ltd lidtopl
of • •
The hor. Ilin pliveros t New issUalksithiLksasith kb=
a the Itedlory of amnion jernaiasse. en mapotim.
dais Hamm S. A. IL
A few weeks ago, Wm.'s* Hammq .S.
Gciin in jetitsurphs was tried before the
there. for breekteg into an orcharkundet
night. and IteAling fruit. The MagMrates, dm*•
proof bum led, found hint gysky. and fenteneed
to five weeks confinement to Bridewell. On Sindayl
evening WI, Balmer. and two other vagrants who
were there confined, formed the refolution of snaking
there efcape. To facilitate this end they laid bold of
the keeper, knocked him down, polfelred dastafelves
of the keys. and Balmer and one of the vageants nea
tually made their dupe. They have am yet been
heard of.

Boxiao.--On Monday morning jemmy free Teem
a hackney motheminand Moire Memos lately of
thrfame miaow agreed afight a pitched bade
for twisty gifts. The panne met at the Elephant
and Gale. limn tea itiolosk, anneepeand by melt
of the seeedibiseignards elms day t the enfithatiMs
mired e..llkomegtes Consmew The nag was he.
ullediatelP •SIMENIL and. mitholt mod' earemoey.
they weal foal Mee at it. My/q[ New took the
hal stfiemilt. mpg. by a welidirefted Mow. nu his
antagenire pis a fewer, asanner. He. however.
did ant it till a long *rank after doling. • Tlto
ten f mends were fought on both Wm with
determined • • and ?violation. The battle
twenty-fit reminds, daring the left fifteen of which
Margot had feldern the advantage. though it wee
evident he wee the emit fain& boxer. The lea
mood was by far the molt fever*. sad had Nearly
proved fatalm Shirai I-4e received a blow is his
lloomhperhielt demised bins ellipse& for Come time.
med oneepelled Ma so gas, iw
lleeardey men. the Lowry &Mess s—the Fire
Drawn Ticket is entitled to goool. and there are alto
foment Capital Priam in the wiled. Uodralso Tickets
and Shares are fading at the old eilablithed Dikes
of T. Best. No. 4. Cotabill. and No. 9, Change.
Crth, estate one Prim of swami. two Priam of
toool..ead one Prise of fool. this Loamy. have beat,
kolas fherids sod regiftgred. and the Prises paid os
demand.

CORONETS •/N EST ON ,HOIS
LIEUTENANT CNARLES 701 V E.%

In detailing the melancholy accident by
Lieutenant Joss' was untnrtunately killed. we
vertently tranlpoled the names, making Jar. J
the furvivor. We readily trunrace [hit opport
of correEting our error, %loch Arnie merely frol
hurry of polilic•tion, and at the fame time WV
fatisfsaiou of ohferving, that we were perlealy
red in almnli every (-altar particular, as wit!' be
by the follrnifug evidence given before the Coro
Jury, which met Lit night at eight o'clock ai
aorson's Hotel, in Vereltre-t, Word-fitect.

After the body was examined, and the Jury ft
in, John Smith was called. He raid he was wait
the above hotel. The deceafed was in the hab
coming to and from their li.nife during the apse
the lalt three months to viiit Mr. BEST, who
pied a room there. The lall time he law him
about two o'clock on Tuefday, at which time the
ceafed was in Mr. Bear's room, No. 25, wher
underßood he had been dreffing. About five
nutes pail two o'clock, Mr. Basr came running d
flair: from his room, and cried out," for Goo's
come up Rail's, I have Riot my bell friend." Witneft
he was the &ft that ran up into the room, when
found.the deceafed fitting on the floor, reclining
bead towards a pair of drawers which were in
room. At this time a pitted was lying on the cal
Whiles endeavoured to lift np Mr. Jonas, an 41
port him in his arms, when he anted him for a I
water to drink. Witnefs procured him fome w
and he'drank of it. The deccaled silted for
&ST, who came into the room, and immediate],
upon his knees before the deceafed, and laying I
of his hand, laid. " My GOD. what f tall I do
you forgive me i" " Forgive you, Baia ? Yes,
my heart I it was an accident." Mr. BUT, on I
ing the room, fell backwards from agitation, bit
length went • down Reim After Mr. Bssr le*
room, Mr. Jones Paid, .4 I am more forry for B
than for myfelf." A furgeon was fent for. Oo
poling it, Mr. Jones Paid, it was of no sic to f
as he could not poffibly live. The furgeon cant
about ten minutest the deceafed died about tl
quarters of an hour afterwards.

Mr. Samuel Hicks, Surgeon, depofed, that he
fent for on I'uefday, fuon after two o'clock. W
he came to the Hotel, he found the dectafed lit
on the floor, fupported by one of the waiters, in
room where he now lies. He was perfealy hal
at the time. On examining him, he footed a deco
wound on the left fide, below the ribs. The dem
pointed his finger to his back. where the bah, be I
was lodged. 'Witnef. touched the_plaKind ct
diiiinely feel it. On wietiv to afford the dose
afidence, he (aid it was of life to examine
wound, or move him. as he mai inevitably die.
therefore begged not to be ditto:bed. Some pa
in the room tid bow the affair ilia hani
when the decoded replied, ait *leas - •si fi
my bell friend." Soon after, lir,. Dm emu i
the room, and fell upon his knees before lir. Jo,
in extreme agony, and anted him if be mold
give him ? to which he anfwered, a from Dishes
After Mr. Bier quitted the roost, the demoted
marked. that he felt more on. Mr. Beer's aces
than his own. Mr. Jones died about as hoar al
wards. He was perfealy fenGble, until shoot
minutes before his death, when he feat Fa a C
*man in Bond-greet, .
Here the Cermet (Mr: Hodfen) took media
Wave. that it was annecaliny to go further
the bafinefnehis was daily posted that the mu
al Mr. Joase'siollog his life was entirely moan
Abu no wrideme was f, loon as that which
procesdal funk his own math 4 for had he cm l
Noose firfr by his death. he •:ertainly would have
Abh Had the deansfed been that dead. the aft m
'have been atherwife. Howlerer. as it bad teat
=dint mesas the 'saddest took:glogn
of the jury night wilt to balinhlio
ehat pin from Mr. Barr hinefelf.' whams
doeht. tight* it ; bat he meld not help dinblig
penfennemodd be better difmmied with. kr we
faM.iba Gentlemaa's feelings *Paid
hart, "tad bilb/se by so mews Aar& tit=
hieafelf. A- Owoleman mane was enabled it
Ewer the fosse sad. U ha had beard the amyl
Mr. BSST hinufeif ; but what ha bat at thy vim
so be Miaminied es evidence. ' •
Mr. Gardeners (men &whisk hi Wm. proof
to Rate fti; !it:hem Mr. jos,/ 110 CS 14 ripen
' Hewaji as 011im, is the Bit Inds Cote
Am be i billevoll a Lieutmoot, lija bad
, acquainted with ltd Bast dm wt rest pars
TM a Lieutensit is the 411di sßagliiimlli did
know how loft Mr. BUT OA the annolbl ked
actmainted. They ware Wow to midi *Ma
fpnz; Never beard of may mend Va d
Mite artregriaddit:7VarsmaXojetlhe A
eldest. Mr. Barr had infor him that Mr. I
was ufusg his room to deers is on Todd', more
which be was in the habit of doing i that ha till
Rake to him about two o'clock. sill a
dread. After foam coorertittioa. Mr. I
Mr. PUS, be was nut or tor% OM
2
glad if he would Mm. RI
know whether It was 'to at alt: OIN al
remarked; that there WM Piallk.. It '
for the highwayire.. &old they .
Baer took one of than Wish a e
pen at one of the locks was emu sad the mho
'bo that down the pan of the aut'lliat was op,
SO L!' yes they will dot ifigiStehre highwm
I IQI fire right and !ell." the coital
why at the tne. not expeaing ' of theta
were loaded. One of them wait eland prod
the fad cataßrophe.
The jury. without the bah holitatim. ream
verdia 01—.Astilwal Des*
The &sealed ease use at overriding, teas
of a vary teliselleele family. sodium' readsedi
maths before fame the Eel! Indies.

.:

Mr. Derr. the insocest eases of tie Cad
dent. is is a late bordering ups dsilriaaL !!
Getaleasaa of the ass& anelabk mom mml
didpsetion. ladeed. the poiganakr of hie In
*gag aseprally be imereefed by dielbgaelise I
darer, on the pretest ocesfios Offgraglldees
iatrarfal fy apathy.

ltAx-Rr 4YD POLU.VAER CORPS.

(CIRCULAR)
Whitehall, law. se, 453.
I have the honour to inform you, that his Ma; wry
has been pleated to direa the appointment of Infpea-
ing Field Officers to the Yeomanry and. Volunteers
throughout GPeat Britain. The general dittrihution
and duties of there officers are fpecified in the en-
clofed Copy of a Letter from the Adjutant General,
(ared the t nth anent. herewith fent for your infor-
nation. Field Officers are affigned to the Military
Ifißrias, in which the county of is com-
prehended. Their names and Rations are mentioned
in the margin; and I flatter myfelf that you will
think it expedient to contribute, by all the means in
• yourwet ,to give every fupport and facility to thole
Gentlepnmen in the execution of their important duties.
I am now to communicate to you his MAJESTY'S
commands, that, for the future, all applications re-
lating to the rules and details of the fervice, and to
military fupplies of every kind, except for arms and
aecnutremente, are to he made by the Commandants
of. the different Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps and
Companies to the C.onimmsding General of the dif-
tria, through their refpeaive Infpeaors ; and I take
lets.* to requen. that you will have the gondnefs to
apprife the feventl Commandants of the Yeomanry
and Volunteers in the county of of his
Maresrr's orders, It may be at the fame time
prft to acquaint them. that e regulations elle-
blistl for the mailers and retinas of the fermi
Corps,and Comp ties, are to he flrialy and pone's-
stllv complied with in every refpea.
Forms of thy different returns will be circulated to
all the Corps, through their refpeaive Infpeaors. It
is, however, to be obferved, that all periodical muf:
ter rolls and monthly returns, requi'ed by Ad of
Parliament. will COMSFUR to be fent in as heretofore.
I take this opportunity of tranfmhting for
your in.
formation a copy of an opinion lately given by the
ATTORNEY and Sotict TAR G&W ER•L, upon the tub
jest of the exemptions from ballot claimed by the
Members of Volonteer Corps and Companies which
have bee., accepted by his Irtaissrr. You will ob.
ferve. that no peribu whatever can be entitled In
claim any exemption. unlefs his name has been re-
gularly returned upon a mutter roll, duly fent in to
the Lord Lieutenant, or Clerk of the General Meet-
big of this County, at the timer, in the mower, and
certified by his Commandant upon boaior, in the
form prefcribed by Statutes al Gen. 3. e. 66. and 438
Ceo. 3. c. 121. and in the Schedules annexed thkreto.
I take leave to oblerve to you, that in all cafes
where the exemptions ire claimed, it will be nage.
(err that the different Sidsdivilion Meetings of Lieu-
tenancy, before %%lima alone they tan be allowed.
!Mold he fornifked, for their life, with the proper
curies from the Mutter Rolls, certified by the Clerk
'Of the General Meetings, as correaly taken from the
Originals.
nave enclofed tome printed forms of the Muller
Rolls and Returns, under the above-mentioned ads,
for the information of you and the Lieottinancy of
the county at . The regttlations ap-
plied to the fehjea of exemptions being prefcribed by
ads of parliament, no deviation whatever cart be ad-
mined with refpe& to than.
In order to prevent any ',Oakes with regard to
the pay and allowances intended to be given to Yen.
manry and Volanteer Corps, whole Cervices have been
accepted by his MAJISTY fubfequent to the date of
Lord Hosastr's circular letter of the sd of Aorta
lad, I take this oppomnaity of acquainting you, that
no greater expence can be incurred for any troop of
cavalry ellablillied final that period, than one him
dred and twenty pounds per annul, to be /Coed
hall:yearly ; out of which all expaton whatever, ex-
cept for arms, mull be defrayed, when die Corps is
not called out into aljtlfervice. With regard to the
127, when in the fame fituation. no higher
nee can be claimed or granted than twenty
s wader aislawl of clothing for each effective
*Ober, drummer and prilvate on
vhf ellabliffinanetp' win renewed at the end of three
. years. aid twenty ihillings training and eserciling
-.stoney for each effirdlise nowcoulasiffioned officer.
dimmer. and mivant prefent at training and exer.
-wife. Thefe allowances are to be drawn for under

Sob rules and regulations, and vouched in fueh a
...manner and form, as his Marsirres Secretary at
. War (hall judge neceffiary to prefetibe for the guid-
ance of the Commandants of the Several Volunteer
Corps in this rape&
Whem Volunteer Companies are formed in any
pm% or dierie of united pates. the pay of the
dtilfferkaust, ant exceeding two Stillings and fixpence
for every day be In y be employed upon that duty,
' b tube defrayed bk filch pan& or united parifbes in
the dressed literaffsearby the (Witte 43d Geo. 3. c.
to- fee. t e.
No isey will be allowed for an Adjutant and Ser-
jeant Mitiur who may be placed upon the 'SAWA-
/tient of any Corps donned fubfequent to the period
abode adverted to, except under very fpecial eir-
- c.iithesis:.-.:s. and in cnnfequence of particular appli-
cation from tile Lord Lieutenant of the County. to
be foonded upon the neceffity of the cafe. I beg
leave under this head to refer you to the inclolca
regulations circulated by the War Office, which
cannot be departed from in any inflame during the
time that a Corps ;10 not calledout upon aeluaWery ice.
think it•necelrary to take notice in this place, to
prevent millakes, that all Corps of Yenrnanry and
N'oluntecrs, accepted and etfabliffied previous to the
31 of Augull lad, are onnfidered to be under the
regulations promulgated in the month of June lee,
and may continue to receive the allowances mentioned
therein, if by their terms of fervice they are entitled
to claim them..
I am perfuaded that you will agree with me that
it is expedient that it should be daintily underflooa
by all Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps of every
defcription in the county of that
all the roles ellableffied among themfelvet for
- the prefervation of good order, and for the enforc-
ing of regular amendassee at millers and exercise,
as well as the Regulations eltablithed by his bliajeity's
orders. or other competent authority, are to be aria-
ly eonformsed or iv an the members in their relpee-
Aire fituatipiet.
;.r is the wove accel!Fary to call the &Fiat's auen-
-Ilo• ante Vinunteeia and Yeottunuy to this point,
becaule the compulfory claufes of the Defence Aes
da net apply te them, except whoa °tea al to be &wan

nut and affembled for allual fervice,nn any invarion.
or appear ce of an enemy in force upon the coast,
or to fupp efs any rebellion or infurreaion arifing or
culling dotting any fuck invafion, at which time they
are by law made liable to military difcipline, and to
the proviliotss of the Mutiny AB.
Tn the mean time. it is obvious that a regular at-
tendance at make and exercise, and a due obedience
to rules and regulations iffued by competent autho-
rity. are indifpenfable. I have. therefore, to regneß
that you will announce to alt the Yeomanry and Vo
Innteer Corps within the County of that all
perfons enrolled in them who refufe to conform to
the rules and regulations above adverted to, or who
negleet to attend at the times and places of mutter or
exercife appointed by proper authority, are no longer
to be ennfidered as members upon the ellablament
cf filch Corps, or entitled to claim any of the advan-
tages or exemptions allowed by the Legiflature or
otherwife.
You no donht mull have been aware of the diffi-
culties which have unavoidably arifen in providing a
complete foopply of arms and accoutrements for fo
confiderable and rapid an increafe of the military
force of the country; every exertion has. however,
been and will continue to be made by the Board of
Ordnance, to meet this fudden and extraordinary
demand upon the Wessels. Direilions have been
given for ;fining immediately a very confiderable
proportion of magnets, and they are now in a mirk
of delivery, with all praflicable difpatch ; as many
fabres and pittols as may be wanted for the cavalry,
and pikes to any extent, which you may think necef-
fary for the fervice, may be obtained upon communi-
cating with the Ordnance, to which department you
will pleafe to dire& all your applications in future for
arms and accoutrements.
I Hatter myfelf, that it will not be long before I
receive information from you, that the -Volunteer
eflablifhment for the county of is completed,
and that at the fame time T (ball be favoured with
the Returns called for by my circular letter of the
31ft of Anglin, without which it will be imprafli.
cable to carry into effeft the final arrangement
of fo great an augmentation of the public force.
You will eafily perceive. that until chefs Returns
ate made, it will not be polible to afcertain with any
degree of accuracy, whether the different offers of
fervice which have been fent in, are likely to prove
effellual in point of numbers, or to calculate, with any
precifion. the extent of the demands likely to be made
upon the public revenue.
In concluding this Letter, I have great fatisfaltion
in executing his Majefly's commands. by expreffisig
the cordial fenfe he entertains of the seal and loyalty
which have been fo confpiciumay manifeßeil on this
oceafion, by his faithful county of which in
common with the rell of his kingdom, has di:flayed
r .
at this moll critical conjunehire. a degree pint
and animation, of energy and fortitude, which has
airily been equalled at any period of our hillory. and
never furpaffed.
Whateter difficulties may have attended the exe-'
entire of ehefe important meafures of preparation and
defence. it is a great fatisfaeion to reflea that they
have arifen in great meaftwe from a zeal and alacrity
on the part of the people. which have exceeded even
the hopes and expeaations of the Government. They
have proceeded from the fpontaneous and unanimous
feelings of ail,l:llntited nation, determined to main-
tain its inde againft the uttnal efforts of an
infolent and implacable enemy. and preffing forward
intlantaneoufly with ooe bean and mind to uphold
the honour of a beloved ftwereige, and to preferve its
ancient and invaluable laws andliberties. I have the
honour to be. Sir. your moll obedient humble fervent.

(COPY.)
Liltcohes-lon. 13th Sept: Ifo3.

We have had the honour a receiving your letter
ob the 9th frill. deliring our opinion Oil the following
, queries, on the fubjem of exemptions to Yeoasanry
and Volunteer Corps :
la, Whether perfeos ferviag In fuel Yeomanry et Volunteer
Carps to Companies as have been ineepted. en the fp eclat modi-
deo that they Gall be fulled to all the provillons of the kvers:
ads for the internal defame of the Windom, (untagft whit* the
Gad &diem of ou Geo. 3. 1.96 la referred to In your letter.) per
be confidnvd as entitled to any of the esemptions from balm
allowed by the flame of 41 Geo. 3. e. 66. and 43 Oes. 3. e. tat r
ad. ," In mks where say tech Yeasnamry or Volunteer Corps.
or any iseqvidusls thereof, have eared tiger* derlintlng
theft putt any of the afon:fald exemptions. and MI dine bens
been nomad by his Majefty. with referents maid) WM%
dim they are at Marty afterwards to claim MaiiptfOlas. nod
Maher the f Jentenaney of my aunty, ups w/ tat Imi•
lot. may not Titled and difregard tech calm, If made r

We have accordingly taken the fame into our een-
fideration. and with refpett to the fiat query. we are
of opinion, that 43 Geo. 3. e. 121. fit tar *Sit gives
exemptions to Volunteers from being ballotted into
the Army of Referee, which were abfolutely denied
to them by the clank of the soft referred to in your
letter, mud be confidered as repealing that provifion,
and therefore that Volunteers whole Cervices have
been accepted upon the terms Rated in this query.
mull be held to be entitled to the exemptions given
by the ea . f 43 Geo. 3. c. tat j and we alfo think,
that under the words of the original ma, they are
entitled to Rich exemptions as were in exißence is
their favour at the time of the pal Eng of it. and
which, under 42 Geo. 3. e. 66. extend to the militia
ballot, provided they are duly returned, according
to the provifiona and khedules of the refpeaive aas.
As to the cafe (Rated in the fecund query of your
letter) of port-one who have offend their Cervices as
Volunteers, difclaiming any of the exemptions ender
the liveral Aas upon the fubjea of the defence of the
Country, we do not think that they can be permitted
to retraa from their engagement. and claim any eso
caption ; but in order to obviate the dificnlties that
may arife before the Deputy Lieutenants, if the re.
tarn of Inch corps, or fuch individuals were to he
made in the form which the above-mentioned Aas
of Parliament prefcribe, and by virtue of which filch
exemption might he claimed, we think that the pro-
per Rep to he taken, Is to require the Commanding
()Ricers of (.'orpi whore lei vices have been fo ac-
cepted, ant to-make any return according to the di.'
tedious of thole aas t If he refufes to comply with
filch requiiiti 111 l , it would be ditßenh to aferibe it to
any other intention than that of needing- from the
conditions on which their service was accepted. and
G2•Ct111112e11t would then have to determine upon the
propriety of continuing loch feriice.
We have the honour to be, Sir,
Your moll humble Servants,
SP. 'remota,.
Tito. weensaesesite•

Tr th, Right Has. Mr. Te■se.

*ere Geed% Ser. 15, 1103.

It is pmpofed that the following number of In-
fpeaing Field Officers for the Yeomanry and 'Volun-
teer C.n•ps Gull be immediately appointed and at-
tached to Diitries

North Fott
York hire
Vattern
Southern
South Wet
Weftern
Severn

• s Nonh Weft
- 3 South hiLind
a Novel Inland
• 3 London
- t Nome
S North Dritain

That it (hall be the duty of thefe Officers to con•
form to all orders they may receive from the Ge-
neral Officer commanding the diftrid in which they
are Rationed, or others their fuperior officers. That
they !hall be continually employed in vifiting and fn.
perintending the drill and field exercife of the feveral
Corps of Yeomanry and Volunteers in their refpedive
diftrids, during thole periods of the year which are
or may be appointed for that purple. To the end
that the efficacy of this force Dial be at all times of.
certained. it (hall be the duty of thefe Officers to
mutter within every two months each Corps under
their fnperintendance, when they lhaU make a fpe-
cific report on the number under arms (alligning
caufes for the abfence of thole who do not appear),
on the Rate of the clothing, horfes, arms and *caw-
trements. and adding any obfervations which may
occur as necerary for the information of the Com-
manding General. It &all be further their duty to
viii at thefe infpedions the places appointed for the
depot of arms and ammunition, and fpecially to re-
port whether the regulations ellablithed for the
fecnrity and prefervation of thi fame are duly
attended to. It Mall be, moreover, their particular
province to coiled the monthly returns of the Yeo
manry and Voltuncer Corps. and tranfinit the fame
to the Affiflant Adjutant General of the dißrid ;
duplicates of there returns they are conßantly to
tranfmit to the Lords Lieutenant of the county.-...
They !ball be the channels through which ell appli.
cations from the Yeomanry and Volunteer Corps
(hall be made to the Generals commanding is the
dißrii.ti, and through them to the military depait-
meats I and generally. that they thall exert their
usmoll endeavours to promote the dikipliae,
Lion, and welfare of there Corps. They will be re-
fponftbk that every (genial is ufed to render deem
as effeBive as poffible. Ia coafideration of the *dive
fervice which will be required of that officers, that
they Roll be allowed the daily pay of fifteen &Mick,
and rations of forage for three horfes each. And in
order to infure them a due irefped in the performance
of the important duties confided to thesis, they Sall
have the temporary rank of Lieutenant CatinueL—
The officers appointed to chefs fituatiens &Ai be (e-
-lated from Feld Officers on half-pay; and Officers
of ditlinguithed reputation and approved fervicer.
who may have quitted his Majclty's fervice after,
having attained the rank of Field Officer, fit& be
eligible to thefe employments.
The foregoing propofid has been fubmitted to the
King by his Royal Higbee& the Commander in
Chief. and received his M*Ry's approbation.
By command of bis Royal friends the Com-
mander in Chief.
Hasty CaLiiill9 Adjutant General.
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To nth Troop - - I . .g• 8,•1
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A Sqoadron to smelt of s Troops.
.A Caps bona jno 4 Troops, soy ►nage ••
/A4or. esprit.
a asol s a• tear Troop.
A ncylsnent to mkt of front 4 14 11 Troy..
A Itoshissit of ftons's to 7 Troops. been farthings, nay how
Llsonsmot-Coionsf. Major.
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A Regiment eit hot, I to as Troop, bob inthinge, insr=
Licos.-Col.-Conainandass. lirst.-Coloncl.

j t Sedeast
to every 20 Privates,
I Comma
Regiments of 300 rank Se.aod upwards. may have an Ad.
*task but 00 paa sawed, ankh totloolled for atlas! Wake.
eacaTt lo the safes hvreb-ofter mteatiotted.

A.Setjeatot•lAeker may be appointed, bet an pays.vea, sal&
embodied fee adleal Service, nag* la the aro bereiniame meta.
*AA .
o
A Qv:ter-Malta pee Temp may be ippoiated, betMY
snowed with embodied fee &dog feretee.

Surgeon may he appainOd, ten and pew allsured ankh Ma.
bodied far actual armies
Pay at the rate of es.per dind may hr ali owed epee fptsd sip
tkresigh the Lord Unmeant. and rpm esediderados
of an the clementine** of the Corp, fee an %tiptoe (who by
fervid at Malt eve ears as • Cseameilioned Olivet In ebb Regulars,
embodied MOO, or lag Milk Compami's Onto ) to
=sof Yeomanry Orraky. em inning or not his then too
nob and Ike but the p. of the allowasesetpay
need armed am the terms under which the Corps ham greed to
be nabbed and eureired, and whether Or a greater sus her of
days that so.
Pay, at 3s. eel? per diem, Istbollay TA far the leak may he.
allowed upon Coda application, through the Lord Unieweast,
and upon a amenderaden d aN the elormadassees of the Corp, far
• ;Ziamt. Major (who hoe ierved at led 3 yaws be hoer of his
'• temeas) ars Cops of Cseilry of so Leh them Moo elledthe
tam sod lila,
The tam et tsoL per Troop per em. will he lieed hpif TOM/,
at the difpatal of the Commandant, hi lies of pay to Sajesots and
Trumpeters. and of all other imposers whatforver.
It • Comer toy part thervellbon he called upset eadrisof teat
se diAarhanee. the sharp of anelbset pay so he mode MR fob &r-
-efers end be at the rantise2 pet diem brieg the pay of the
reveler Cavalry, and he by a eertnicate from his Ma-
Lkseename it ache Cenoty, els.
C. a. a. at.
Calomel - tof so Adjutant • oso 0
Liniment-Colonel I j o Sapent•Nlake.
htme - oty 3 Mg itd. fee a Node o 3
Captain - ot• 7 nedrant ditto 0
lientename o 9 o Comma dine o ne 44
Comet . oat o Trompeter ditto o
quarter-Mader - og 6 Private ditee • o.s o
.41), roe receiving militant pay, mod all trumpeters (or IMO-
moo) melting pay, either at a deity or weekly rate,to he &Writes( i
and um& futt9sen to Winery M. own they nmen be etjoimitj dig 1
Word by the Comotandem. as grefeellimiby Mom ea (An 3.
e. au. • •
As moreration man he me* tot, at War, by der
Counwootbiats of Itegimerete or Carp irmiry embery when
duly &cert.* the alloweetem puma* to Ala rminerats or
cusps; and wpm reerims his dun hem we she WM, der standee
Arm( an ►he &awn do open the weed Agent bur Irsiummer
Carpi ht bin. at 30 days got,

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Focry faker. *an -etonsoilirowol dicer. WA Flow woo to
tots do Oath of Alliance sal MAT to hit Majtity. ti. Hilt.,
aid Ostooforo.

Pie
dm roof Me Cammitilme of Marna( Volomeer Calera mit
wkli Ma *spays Secretary of Mate be daa Home • Derneramar.
wills malt be addrelfeif throogbdia I.ord Um:maw of the awl y.
praymfala far railing at assenendrig Yeomanry Ong.. or tem
aliamiser M the ride lees corps, alr was to d s Offie. err

molt be ranemitted thrones the Laid leech,ltssem mut%
to his Majefiy's Secretary of State fur the
All applications for mitts and aceoutamente &mid be small
through the Loul lieutenant of the enmity, err" to the huodr
of Ordnance; and aU applications for anunaoltion for eureife and
praclice Ibnold he made through the infpesling Fleld Oaken of
Yeomanry and Volunteers to the Bogie of Ordnance ammaily,—
Ammunition for fervice &cold be drawn through the medial of
the Infgeaing Field Ofseer from the depot et Ida the order of de
Genera °deer of the diltrla.
The Arm., &c. !united by the Bawd el Ordnanee to Corp.
of Yeomanry Cavalry, are as follows I
Pinola
Sabres with Scabbards For the whole Complement
Belts fur ditto
All elfettine Members of Volunteer Ooej. and Companies ap.
muted by his liddefty, are entitled Sortie film BAR
allowed by az Oen. 3.. e. 66. and 43 bro. g. a ISt, powilltd der
fuch pedants are regularly returned in the Mager Rolfe to be fere
In to the Lord Lieutenant or Cirri of the General Meetings of his
easinty, at tin timer, in Ms smosee, said certified apse bloom by
the Cauniiandant, in deform prcfaibed by that Ads and &bar
doles thereto snorted.
The hloothly Rooms dcald iihteldeil In the repealed
Add 011eer appointed to faperinand dr dilida in which the
Coupe lefituated, ad lo the Seurat elf iiir the Home DM