The Sun. — London, England, 1803-10-27 00:00:00

• ••• • in their favour . ar '. 'l'hey =ire both liandsonte, el prepossessing -figure, antton the trial they .Ishewpd ninth firrtiness and presence' of 'mind. , -.F,v,ety ;mg desired to see them l happy, and forgot ther.vialatlon of the laws, on seeing, on .the one hand 4 a Ittung man deelly id love; emilloying 'the most•ddrings, and at the same time ingeni6uT meanCto obtai&tbe Jed of his pits ; and orftheoiher'il yountwoman, atc first; butAiubducd . hy the proofs of so ttnt'an attachment, of which shat lent-Kral souk: , bin 'f ar , as to endure with - himeight..munths ptisonmenr. After the judgment she deflated that, tic tireauld ‘'never forsake 'hitt , . and that she would frillow him even to Me gallimi • it now appears that La ventured on this hardy enterprise withnut kerknowledge, and that it was . a young man of his acquaintance, dressed irr a female habit, who appeared before the Mayor and Municipal Officers, and' represented the girl whom he intended to marry ; 'but thavin the subsequent isiterviews which'lte had with Marie A. he managed so dextrously, as to succeed in inspiring her with a mutual passion. ova. MAILS. ARRIVID. Harritiurgh PRICE OF ST?CKS, , • . xlits DAY AT TWYLVE O'CLOCK. Colltiol3 53 I OmDiuin - 9 ,1. a'9 dis. THE SUN. .410LIM ktUIS 'Stettin /41..1U14 AUDILAT DrON; O c 7;„1"P.3. • A Vessel arrived at Greenock left satna ic: on the 9th of August, at Which time nn'account of The capture of the Second- French seVenty•- • four g un Ship, that" had carte ; . out of Cape, Fran. cnis, 'the - D-sgztery Trortiu, had teen received. We aic,appleheniive indeed,y that this vessel mule' her cse4pe. Metter has been received from an .0/teer of the. Laiitving Frigate, of 28 gun 3, which 'st4tes,' thitlittizinir for 'nenCh.Ships from the '%Vcst pr,,;he 17th of Augost at ,clay-light thq 'fell in . 'VIA - the Dugua_y TrouiUf of.Bo guns, and. .ka S'gr. • ro'eilia;lle Frigate.' The-'latter' chaeed - the` LI. n-virfg for,thiry-eight hunts, during which they ran three hundred and eleven, mile's, and : . in the,,chaec out Frigate' threw all her guns, shot, -powder, ca ale,, anchori,t ticc. overboard, by ''w .me a ns* she escaped. The French ,Frigate was at one tine very near the Lapioingi when,nur,Officers'and Men • had'iletermined to hoard the Frenchman, bar upon, signal from the Line of Bittle : Ship, site left.trfc chace.. ,;On the Oth the Lap , w;lletoOl: a Piize latko.with cotton, coffee,•and tobacan;,with which, she arrived at St. John's, Newfoundland. Duguny,Tregiiratatar' Smreverliante have since arrived It Chruntia,'after - a chace and partial action with the Prince of Wa/,<J,• of 98 guns, and Culloden, of 74, in which the willante had several men killed and wounded.` ' "This Morning arrived a Mail from the lAlcviatd., Is)inds; brought to Ilaimouth. by the Maribor:o;o Packet in 35 days. conVieted at Downpattivic on tlB 89th, : 4,1:a 1.- executed on the '2lst. He iondufied' with a fortitude worthy of a better cause... Yesterday about half past one o'clock, 'llls - MA.. J PSTY. 'accompanied by their Royal flightle'saei the Du'it” of YqEIC, CLAREI , K.:E, CUMEIIikLANO, and CAMBR IDCi, the . 'Earl of etiESTaitviELD,' and al 'lumber of'General Officers, arrived on horsebick at St. James's Palace from the Review in Hyde Park. fits. MArarry and the Piattcesags, attended hy. the Countess of CARDIGAN, went to Barkingham. . House front the Review: where they remained a short time, and then came to St. James's and proceeded to tha Ap'artnients of the Dints Of CAM c iti OWE, where Ins Rbyal . llishhess kid pro. v i t i e d a inOsi aprniquous breakfaS“ ConiiKiing of Ooaie, chocolate; tOurteen hot 'Covers, ari ele. gant cold collation, wines of all y sorts,` the tort choicaruits, confectionaiy of various with, and a• nuinber of other delicacies. His 'IVIAJiSTY.,, after dressing.' - pind refteshment, held a Levee at ..tv*ro' cechtek, which w, attended by Their }tciyal flishqesse;il the: Dun - ss -•of CLAitatiC,E, CtimattßLANti, , ,anti CAtitiato6e, she C.:ltA,NOtt,i,ott of the Exentletzttst, T 4 11.1 E% of It, "he SECht ETA itr ittjVAR, the Lotto C 1•111 0, jI.IBTV It of 'the Coo itT of KING'S .the ArroatitY . GENER4Li. 'the .ISIDGE IVIAnn A, the Lotto Yok of LQNDOLI, and the new RECO/MIA of that city. 1)111ce of Beaufort. /1L,14/,.,,,t—...Abercorn and circello. .4,013--I-Itcan ' Dunmore,Moira,l 'Chesterfield, t trrington, Pembroke, 'St. Vin'eent, 3n4 Besborough. Vis‘x);int Cast lereagh. Selsea,'Llobarr ? st. Helens, Arden, Ellenborouglt, Bolton, Ntusgraye, Itawkelibury, anti B.c ~y. ihn , ,lrrad , ,,rs A a ie,rican, Spanish Consul, S UStian, Neapolitan, Prussian, Portuguese, and . .ll.li;:h Charge de All'atres. Sbs—T. Metcalf, W. Keir, T. Musgrove, C. Morgan, W. Alsdy, W, G- :',lrrart,i, Hay, _Lc:Wanton, Finch, ' I, t art, Moore, and • :..,r• Burton, Amiccron, 11114 h, •i ! anti Langford. • . , 1,411kb, Witne,y, Cascoyne, Dtsipid; ii,usvcroft, Sttlith, CurfrS, Combo, 13 0Y( 1,1 1 ) Addiagml, jaitison, tts I I lintcr. Andy, Vail .4 ll,:nbli,rl;Li r “". Cox NI. P. A ttLirL:. s, ti , icSltev, • Ke%, ot, and VI , ' , 1,• ii 4 the i r, , ,'.. , iltaltons Wrtste; It i ; , , ~., , :,,,, ~ t ~,, un t)ii, appoint q)4,111 by' 104 lit p):4! ••••••.,..., ;,.;.•0:, , Pliii,.. :ill/Cale; 14 a Cosswto , irt bi,, Iz,a-:(4; CDC QI (116 11ILI-11c.L.,J1111)5 LO 111 V Carl OL IYJVII.I, Uy lil noble Earl, wh9 likewise presented his other aiddde.:Camp. I.,orrlitety, on his appointment to - the cominund of the Loyal North, Briton Volunteer Corps. by Lord Boston. I taptaiii 'Chambers, of the Teddington Volunteers, by the Duke of Clarente. The Earl of MOira, on his appointthent to the Chief Cola» mand in Scotland, by the Lord in Waiting. .Captain Devard, by General Stuart, on'lns appointment to be that General's A id-di-Canip. ;Sir Waiter Stirling, on ,his appointment to be Lieutenant : Colonel in the Prince of Wales's, or St. Martin's Votun . • Jeer. Corps, by the Commandant of tbibcop Teter ..Andrulvs, Esq, The Otike of Beaufort (late MarMili l At'WorCeslo),-On his corning to the Title, by his Brothedtu-Law, 6e.lbsv.• Mr. Talbot. Captain Langford, on his promotion l Prcon ri'api.ll!(lo -r •be • lonel in the stst Regintent of Foot,ltylii lather, the Rev. • Dr. Langtrird. - - • Ensign Baldwin in the Coldstream Regiment of Guards, by. the Lord in Waiting. Oci.eral Moore, by ditto. • ---- - - General Sinclair, onthis iiromotion, by ditto. Sir, Writ. Abdy, by Lord Arden. CaptaitiGascoyne, and Lieutenant - Withey, of th6Tutney- Loyal Volunteers,. by their Commandant, the Earl otßes.- borougl). • - • • - The new Recorder of London, Mr. Siiiiestei, by the Lori Mayor.* Lieutenant-Colonel Reader, on his being appointed to the Command of the . St. An drew's VoillllWell, by the Attor . hey-peneral.' Mr. BeigOr, late Governor of Essequibo and Demerara, by the I.Orti in Waiting; - ' ' • • General Macpherson, by the American Ambassador. • • • The Levee closed about three,o'cloike . when hi s Grace the Duke of BEAUFORT was admitted to:a, closet audience, when he delivered the blue ribbon worn by the late Doke his father. His MAjd'vrir then held. a Privy Coon which Mr. Steretary .YORKE presided, in the ropLA of the Duke of PORTLAND ) . abiCra: froakindisposi. tion. • Hip Grace the Puke of B,EAUFORT rag . ' itgro t duced and, sivorn in a member of His ~Maiefity's most Honourable Priv.y.counei I his Grace wise swornin Lord Lieutenant. of the, OW!) tie 4 9f Monmouth and Breck.nock, in the room of ..his ! late father. After the'Council, His MAI iSXT,, gaVe priy,ate audiences.: to Mr., ADDINGTort,',Loap f lAiv egg „ t./ RV, HART, Sr. VI NG ENT, •Ead: Mb ;RA, LOW HOBART, Mr., BRAGG Ri and 84, CHAR'. GAN. • „ - • Mr. ADD QTON anti ?Earl St. uc . E vary lonvtudiences...." • • ,Earl :.Pvlo took leave- of H.Ls, : iVl.9. E vious•to his. departurclor • Sir Cgl AR I. R 5 MORGAN igid tire. r4Pok4 Pf§c.vcrat. Court. IVlattials, before. His..MAif • just .after • Mr. Aulrtrtc. rrasr s MA- J F.S;rlr from the private audienewt IpAp fik,a thabby ppe ara nce; ',who 'w lad found ,his..aysly,. the. back• stairs,- was discovered in an adjoining room vv,iAlr a 7 ,110 x which he said contained papers it • 1 - 1 IVIA.: Jr;sTY, but not . being kti , dwn• as its the et,hploy,of any official person, he. was turned oat. .. •Hstz MAI P. S'rY and the : R 1;N Cit-M a a -.left the Palace for Kew,snon after „three ostilock. ..? fits Aj gtiTl7 did nut leave the, Palace till near . . . The K 11• Of CAMII R I Dali dined yestCtihy wi;lf the Earl ,of: Ux n i i DOE. • The Ittlerlce of the Nutlet? of WA IA s yesterday at the' Phil . Review. of Volunteers in'. Hyde Park,, nave. rise to a variety-of -appiehensions'on the 'score Ins kl1y:~1 Vlighneiss ',rut vv. ano...r, happy, to relie.ve• the .public mind o n t hi s we findliporc inquiry, tildl the.Commlxting 014er t . of the lion. Artillery.•.CompiloY, (pi P. INCe is -Captain Genet al)...returneil 1 4 .0 Y al .}-tighqess ,on, duty with his, Regimern Light: Cavalry at. Brighton. • , 'Lord and Lady SYDNEY are at Frognall. - They': made a bhowvisit to . town •on Tu es day to.lurvey . the alte:rariont going forward at their house , t ,Grosvennt-square. ' The Earl.of HAR R. IN PTO N gave a splencliii.dilirtet yesterday iff—the Stable .Yitrd to a large pArty.of IVlili nay:Officers. • . The Marquis i)f Built and are r.ot peacd in town till Christ ma t s.. 4: • ti ) .I,,ieut. General ',I'ARI.4T GA ,,j s arriy4o' in town from Ireland., , 'Colonel I'UJAA N RTa arriveq in , toivri fl4 l. al •• • lancet! in Scotland e .-11at Coo.t)s . . man still.renyins at the head of s he Cyjninloionjoi these . tticment of the Isiand,Of Ttinid a d, , It was:.ststerday. atate4, that the prohibition lately issued,. to prevent the sailing of the Spanish and Portuguase Ships without Cbrivoy, had heco called. • - , ''fhls . morning th'e San)ers'et•Pia•Ce Corps, ecin. • • mantled by Lieut.. Col. received theft Colours'. They 'were 'clraw . n . 'u;) in the , Stitt . .,,e an early' hbor In the — rriornin"g, and at ten, u'‘i,-)ck, otter hnving•gone - throtigh their r. vatitierns 'anti Pr. lugs,-I.;ady . At,tri 'nth cattle 0q:; and a , ,i'valeinir to the noltr t.qt-S'quare; near the King'. Statue, slid: delivered the' enlonts `iii 'I tIRNE with. ail iii . ,propri are Speeeli. The net then aeliverg them into the hatHIS signs, nude suitable reply to hat. L4'dy ,lihip. The. area of the Square was VX(relne{s , Cry . `o, CAI with.genteel (.otnpany, pA'were all rile vfi;; t fowe of the Public Offices. .0n Tuesday last at three o'clock, the,First Regi rnent-of, Surrey Voltinteers, composed of the N e , t4 i,.; i ng rp o , Bermondsey, ...and St. ,George's formitiKa.body of joo men, mustered in the iVli pelict Qround,,Waiworth, and bad. a grand Field. da.y. ' ' • • - - OnNionday.last Major.Generaf t.ord.PA('; et. re. viewed; four Troops of the.7th Dr4goOn (tialds;, - at flury;St. Edmund's, when his Lorthhip, : wo . ipleitsed to express; his highest, approbation at the- p rtc iii on and rapidity with which that highly cligciplirf/d ,Re• gitnent , m , eta through their t tanc Ivies; Frict ; ty last the twti TrooriAinf Yih Umiont y Cavalry - under the `coffin - ran:et •of E DwAito I{NATCI,I tj L :were re'Vlitlit(!:at by•G t:ll . .IFOIOI ts. The G.;neei.l, eltWfitd. app r p• batiDn of the perk,rmance of thiPtroop , 4 : and in_ fortned them lie c‘al,idered them asefficient.' 1)r. jr NCR, to whotti the world ir an much in.. gcueral diffusion of,the.vac,;:tie (if inccu ,cti4 u, !la . & been .elated Mayor or' c)1(; lietket.ey for the ensuing choiic. was unanimous, 'ztod (lots itOc+ota thcCort.otatioi) as to the objeet of it. YRSTERDAY exhibited a spe„Pfacle" truly 'gratify.: ing to every lover of his `CoTirly ; 74,500 Volun teers, who have nobly and patriotically come for.. ward' for the,defence of the dearest rights and in_ terests of (13ritons, 'menaced as they are by an, im. 'placable Foe, assembled in Hyde Park to display to - their Sdiereign that proficiency in Military dlr.' cipline which they have attained, by a sacrifice of much of 14ft - fin - let and many of their, comforts, aauated alone by the fervour of patriotisnii and forgetting T ev,ery r roinot consideration. . . At An early bourArb I si!te morning all :was to the Eastward of Temple Bar; no sounds were • to be- btard.but these of the « spirit-stirring drum' and'ear.piercing fife," and the cheering gratulations, of applauding speaators. 1 • Most of the 'City. Corps mustered at six.o'clock, and several' as early as five, in consequence of their greater distance,'from the scene of review,. All of them were in, LTlptioll, about ,seven,- and taking dif ferent roads,• as it suited, their convenience, they . , had all arrived, in the Park by eight. Here they . formed in closeColumna.of companies with the right. inifront,. after which, many of them piled arms and . remained waiting for the signal to deploy into the line. At this period an immense crowd had in . the Park,, who were kept without the line marked out, by the Surrey Yeomanry, the Westtnin. star Cavalry,and. deta,,,Chment of the Life Guards. No,one was admit . retlW . rtlilif,She line., except Gen. Lien en in Regimentals and Ladies under their pie teaion. litevi;;Us t4 - His ASTY'S.ernering the thiS,intlidgence was granted 'Volunteers tail4ther Offietia or .Privates, who appeared' in the tinirortn:Ort bar Yes - Pe e Caps , .bot • a ftenva rds ad. miaanee'las iefitred to every one except Officers. A vast nun - thee orCentletnen•iti uniform ; hosoever,' gaitied - adm'isSion Within the lines, each having three or four tatites'Undei- his . pt•Otiaion, the whole ofikham parading about; formed' a•Charming addition to the scene. The houses in the neighbourhood were likeivise'cre . wded' with speaators, from the' roofs to -the'basemetits, amongst, whom were many. beautiful ..and 'elegant aar'Oriten. , • , On the signal • being, given by .firing a.gurr soon after nine 4'cleek, the respeetiVe,Cerps ran to their arms and lmgan to deploy into line, the Grenadier • companies mantling first, and the rest forining line uPoh; Sraine difficulty arose at first from the space allotted not appearing to be sufficient ; this 'trA i tth;iiicitiltlihted in a• short . time by the re slCrt444* QtrilisClesing. to the left. The whole .lineyas at le n g t h' formed two deep. :The right tended baiting' Ruckden Hill , from ' the Serpentine River to the north Wall- of the Pa* ; here were.. placed the London Cavalry, whesook the right of the:whole,; the, Artillery Company, and the, Ist kegimeni of East India Volunteers._ The Right Centre 'formed a line perpendicular to the. first, extending ;to Curnberland.g,ate, in which were. stationed the 2d and 3d' East India Regiinents; and the 2d, - ttrtd,,3d Regiments of Loyal London • Volenreem 'The Left Centre was formea'Parallel . , riithtthe east wall - of the Park, extending toward, the- Gratel.pits, with its ielr' thrown ferwt,:d towards: ['•the head of the Serpentine' River ;, here we're sta-!i atetiec.l teetstkitiipg lkcgiroet,ts of 'London and some other Corps, w !dist the retrain . log .•Corpi; filled up Ow Left, • which extended on the south,side of t h e Serpentine Itiverpa - tallel to the' road leading w 'Kensington ,Gardens. The names ,of the diirerent Corps,.oyie,wed we mention ed in ot a ir paper of Tuesday, together with the Order in which they were's& sianT, • • ...11e' whole line y being' completely form e d,. pnod shouldered and steady. At ten precisely „ . aanther signal. gun announced. the ,entrance of His .1410.2yry, when a ..Royai Salute of 21 gtioi was immediately fired by the guns plthe Artillery COM. pany„, • Qkivewrisinittes befOre ten o'clock,.HtiMAJETY, private:- carriage, entered . •.the .Park;• cesyrod by the:Z . :exit of KENT, :the . Duxt of.CAst istunc.P., and the Earl of ESTalttilELD ; he alight... :4ut the.. Light Horse gate s : hear Kensington. Gardehs,' as 4 was followeti..bt H ER Nis.serry, PRINCESSES ELTZA4E7III and Attotrsi A,. in an open landau, : and by Pair:A:ass Soptiva. :and . l'ltttqcass MARY,. and two ' .attendants i n a p r i va t e carriage. JTts IVIAIRsTi being mountcd.on his browiv colour ed charger, was . , net near (Kensington Garden Gate), -by •• Hui ROYAL 1 - 11GH.Neas the DUKE offVettic,. the Eat) of linitaiNOTON, General CALyEItT, Lord. PETERSHAM, General STIWART, , Lieuienant.Culonel Gell.BUlt 'LARD, „and -General Last 4 it, with the whole of the Staff Officers, who proceed e d immediately across the Serpentine-bridge, trod .on their entrance near the :Ring, bef ore t h e gran d_ .sa l u i e, theywere joined Moystitt4 . 4, •who was dressed in green turned ;Op with red ; .Prince d.c CONOE, iti white, turned up with blue..; Duke de Ile kit t, in a green' onifurm ,and the ,Duke d in white, surned up with red ; each mounted on their • several chargers, ..accompanied by a Russian Officer io green and gold. ',The .Whole of this cavalcade amounted to nearly ZOO. The' whole Royal Party 'were escorted •by a nit. 'metros detachment of 'Li - fe Guard ? , and 's'everal of ' the City Light Horse. • • His MAI li4TY:having arrived at the centre of this • Line, the Whole' 'Line pr4sented arins, the' Officers • saluting, and Abe 13ands playing. God Save the during which .Tits IVIAirsTY remained un. • covered. Alter a, short' interval the music ceased, • and the whole Line again shouldered, and immedi ately afterwards: supported arms. MAik t .iy And the ,W 1,1014 Royal. Party,' in the same style as when they entyred, .proceeded to the right, of the ~.Line, 'followed :by . an immense cinwil of - Gen.. tlgthen in. ,uniform, and by numernus .trtitips of thateW4 int e 1;;s11171;v1bioel coehlanedveiittvgtl.ie : Flavtng arrived at the right, His klAiitsry proceeded frctm thence along, the line, each ,COrps carrying arms ; theOtikers ialuting, and 'the Bands playin g a% Fits Nrft ST*• passed; and the Field Officers dismitinteci. firer His NAIESTir had passed each Cor p s . the %v , td, was - given:to .support 'arty's firs r&IAJ 'wry •is Wing pAsged the whole li ne , returned toihtetiitre, . Another sigoal gun was then fired, ~when .the whole primed and loaded ; anti on another gun being from centre to flanks. 'Three von es hating he .- fired by etach Corps, on ,signal being tirade for that purpipe, the •firing ceased. Another g un was 'theit* fired, when the whole 'gave three cheers with their hats and lielaretsin their hands waving in the . air, drams beating, and the' music playing ti Gad Save the king." The whole then wheeled by Companies backwards on the lefr.--'• Those in the right of, 'the line advanced, to a point in alignment -with . -Firs MA I e sry, when the) ; wheeled -to.the right, and marched past Hts MA JESTY at open Order In - ordinary tithe, the Oilidets saluting, and Field-Officers inouuted. These vmse'? followed successively by ,the Companies of t,latt res- -. ' paining Corps until the whole had passed Fits MA. JESTY,iII the-same martmer.....Each Corps after hay ing passed klts MAJisri about 300 yards, clos ed its.ranki and marched - away in quick time to its parade. His MAJESTY -then -retired ,ft am the ground its the same order in_ .which he had - entered it, and was heartily cheered by.all the 'suirountling speetators. His MAJESTY looked remarkably well and in high spiriti.. 'The speetacle of so many thotisamis of hi s faithful Subjetis, devoted' t r o . the cause of their King l a i n a d ve C bn o e u e ntry, and ready to • shed the last drop ' of ' their blood in the defence of. both, must doubtless •-i. most gratifying - to His MAJerrir. . . - th,efiringWas somewhat' irregular, but thi s may ..)- • he.easily •aceotinted for;',lirst, because the troops were not accustomed ttl -fi t e in the air ; and, second,. •,,-, ly; because from the grea t noise WhiCh was in the, :r; rear of til t 'li n e, - it was impossible for the Re. giments to 'licar l .the .tvord.'.l . ol c-:111111" horn' their eespetlive Commanding ,Officer. The other manetiuvrei were performed with great precision ~:.•,, and steadiness, •and 'did the highest credit to thd -..,. several' Corps. They marched remarkably wells The different Caws after they had marched of the Park gook various roads to arrive at their re speCtive destioltions. The East India Brigade g an un d . e t n li t e s M out marched along -the Nev Road; several of the Ike. the Strand, while others. pa . ,..:• -i1 C,rpogli Oxford. .street and proceeded along•Holborn. OfiletlEtemiL..cooyrapl,,xliondon, the Whitechapel, . The fog, ~.. , •Aractea much from ab • o 'l t ' l l t ie ,on w t ho .o l i e ci l 4 Wi rk - si . ne . s, n ' i o e f the brilliancy of. the scene, but considering the season of the year, the day Wa! which continuceadmelialllontgl'rolecclOuelkii,lYsaub: very favourable. had collcOecl to witnes. it, began 50013 , i11 e te r ,".. (- I; to.rnove off, and farmed, nearly a solid.. Mass J., A it t n h n e ien ß s e e vi c e r w oeVt 7 s r the streets 'eking from the Park, 'whirl) ' rt th"irie thronged 'for nearly two hours 'afterwards. We have thus described -all, the - leading fo tur , " of this magnificent and gr a tifying , bight. li'e which minutim of it we have•already detailed in ouc,filli er of yesterday, as described .in the order of it evierw° which was•strittlY followed in all its direCtions. c oncluded O: willr lt h, ohbc Metropolistil,..lo7yresc):llt. e. : t dl b s. : , I -wiltrC, es o s r p( be ei o f , 1 reviewed ei v t r i i i , ei e ew ' 1 t :eViels by, i t c . 5 t i n t: II . : : ::: 2.... 4RsTY in, 1 - iyd Piirk, i'n t he sa me o wner, %Oler', l , speCtacle, etitial; if. not superior, /sr) 0 11 1.0 ilictil' ° 6/111 4, Willi 4 ,_,:tzked.that,- 0 f 4if4Attij it ' i a i n . : 2421 n eek • bttY horse, ttli c h he fre q uent I ' Its i t was , ore.mtne4 startled at . the Peo-F% - ' . ~ ' . r . -' ' '. , i t • i• smair ffic Qt; t: i.A.I 's ore * '' . - a c.:loco „it . 1 e colour peoce, , r and a black beaver har, trimmed with 'blue ribl )-(1 ' /et treif . thrownU , l ;it f -tor.r. She sto4 in the brunt the thief -• I ofthe '' l l, 1 nteerS passed., cart - . , ..• • • . . L . she w°r e Tl,ierltr.Nc Sit; AuCtP,TA sat next I.Fr. ; ,s• „ lig a Peace also, and looked remarkably well. .. he the acciatuations 0. ,i PatNCESSES ELIZAIIFTH, and SorntA sat !elite,ini.'' tvith orange coloured ribbonsv•The "nt-seas ;. the PRINCESS FLA ZAD ETU ware a _ _ ' I . l itil a long gt'ild chain - round her neck, at the en 60 . Which was• suspended an eye-y,lass, which ate C .,,.„,, Tandy used. The lluxa of YORK Was In COOVAlese tiati - PO With ~t h e -Q tr y aN about ttverity' Irtio st .,,, o . The two PRINCE3SES, AMELIA andshiAliY,°%"4, ill a Close carriage, accomptinied by , L , ily cRA N . LAY. • • , ,t, idd PR I NC c SS SOl'al3,lol • The DUKE of CLARENCe, who rode try .- ' , • Of the !at ter cairiage, was in close conversation Av it_ il . ... the Pk INC esses during greatiLirt of. tho Rev iew All the ROYAL Duxes, and. o t hers who aceo ln- . .parried His MAJEsTy, were in unicorn's. . ELT t n goishe"d mark of respeCt 'to a stranger of such ecil,,: nence, was allowed to traverse the ground. 'ill: it,!eiraeretacoinm-piElaiis'n'iosoincv.sanrwrielgrenlifft;.uic;rwiefeosdsr,th' g w i r i :E a d e )3 l s n avig : I I: t turbot', a. &c. He had two footmen in scarlet liveries, ture443 tip with green, gt;ld . epaulettes, Plain' c( . )ciced P i '', l ui ta i d th tl r t e e d sa a t r' nl, ", ,. l - l i i t t l e t - I t l l l i a c i.ri eß f c c e a p t t h i c o r n s. of t ri h l e le fe , . c 'f l '. :::l3 : 3 a - f in 'G it t i 7c e r , a .. l , P. i c t, l:: : :::: 4 , t, w w ho h : c i l s , t a 7m ft ,e u r e et :g i l l i : s, i ; :::: gm- i • )..' ',.,' :. 7':. •r!, ,'..'f;,:, '.1T.,,,,,., lit .....".;i ' 4 ' !<. ' ' : a ailit' coat, 41,1b1e t)r;;;',...,a, with' oval gilt b utt) • • fed to , gold knot crt the right sh,oil•ler, which•reaci lits. - ' ' ' ' . Ire • elbow ; cocked hat, and red and white tea. ,at a. gold laced belt round MS middle, and a oleo' lac'os "his buttonhole; Straw-coloured leat h er pants 4 nd,4lf boots. f r ock/ , . el'Otill DUMOUR TER wore a plain blue i Ct r with two gnid. t .i.o.dt-ties, B,:c a '' r PR:NC I: Oi ' CONDE %volt: uniform, white fa c . ed with black. - - ~,„.e The Ratiliffe_higliway Corps, on its return 0..4:•-uf after the review .yesterday , 6 toppeti at • the' 1) "‘. o h, De.y uSSII,IRE'S gratid. area, and took som e rO t en d , penis w'n.eh they had pt , . , % idea. :r he I V l ` l , e t - ' 6o k Oltittyv,o Co,rps sinird in D ove r-streer; anti tr „, a stildier.-11ict repast in theirrsaido, irctrn a Ca t ~; g 2 ; _.which they satl. brought with them.' t. !e ' II i , • ----,-----.4..........---- ~ . . , • AU the F i . ftex Volunteer Collis of InftintrY 1)4- h`4l: C . tectivtii th:ir c;t4- . 1 ) equtpage, and arc -in te4peets prerared for lick' servio.. T . , -i Gt.i?t r :is il ,. l 7l l ;d aY i - titers u li f e itt-In..l6'.::,:rsril;oftittil.tfe C m h r ef ol3:lDr3, 0 gave Jn't-tegatit Bali tood•Sopper to the families 1 ate vitpinity of that town. s • .1)1e0 on tht 24th instnnt, I-ToPit ViTlLi‘" C I cif Lift., in tilt Coui,ty Q t 1...,i..4ex•