The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1806-05-06 00:00:00

DUBLIN, MAY t.

REVIEW OF THE GERMAN LICCIOI

•
nelay, his Grace the Lord Lieutenant, attend-
the Commander of the forces, Gen. Floyd,
red His Majesty's Ist Regiment of German
Dragoon., in the Phcenix Park. His Grace
ssed the utmost satistaaion, at the admirable
[ranee and movements of this fine corps. Mi-
en Baron Dc Linfiagen, Colonel of this regi.
commanded it himself, and did the most am-
'slice to it. The General, it seems, is one of
lost expert soldiers of the day—bred up in arms.
r.m De Linfingen is a cntemporary of our pre-
worthy and highly respeaed Commander of
irces, Gen. Floyd, and served with him at the
us battle of Emsdorff, where Eliot's regiment
the 15th Dragoons) commenced its brilliant
r. _ _ _

Ifter the parade movements were concluded, Gen.
yd proposal to the Baron, to form al advanced
fed, considering the Lord Lieutenant's person as
head of the column of an army ; on the instant
&position was made. The Doke proceeded
dk-this beautifully varied park, evety bye-road,
,dry hollow way was explored, 'with a degree of
elligence, as if the features of the ground had
.n previously examined, although no man of the
timer% had been there before. At the extremity
the Park, where the movement was to end, the
riment was a•,sembled in column, all the detach-
?tits coming in from every quarter, and is an
'tent the line was formed in the most advan-
e.eous and pidtoresque situation imaginable. Gen.
ofingen has bean well seconded by the abilities of
his Officers.
His Royal Highness the Duke of Cumberland
wed with this General, and his regiment in Ger-
imy, and was constantly with them on the fore-
•sts, in which hit ardour often led him to aEt the
rdy part of a private hussar, and once, particu•
rly, he Wls surrounded by the enemy, and extri-
ted himself unhurt, by superior prowess, when
ery other man and horse was killed or wounded.
• The ()Seers of this Corps were entertained by
eneral Flo:.;d, and met with a hearty welcome, a
mice dinner, and the best wines. The King, the
!e'en, and loyal toasts went cordially runiod ; the
luke of Cambridge, Chief of the German Legion,
ed their fellow-soldier, the Duke of Cumberland,
twin honourably remembered.
The fst heavy regiment of German Cavalry seas
len reviewed by his Grace the Lord Lieutenant tin
writ v. ay to the centre distritt ; a prodigious fine
i:orps, and in excellent order. The Officers of this
peps were in like manner entertained by General
Joyd, who seems to understand perfeftly well the
k season for rtaa discipline and conviviality, and
bar good soldiers are masters in both.
Tuesday, the Gentlemen of the Bar met in the
:hancery Chamber, pursuant to notice, for the nur-
ses* of considering an address to the Right Hon.
2:corge Ponsenhy, Lord I ligh Chancellor of Ireland,
tongratulating h s Lordship on his appointment to
hat high judicial station.
Mr. Saucin, as one of the Committee deputed by
.he Bar, after a few observations, produced an ad-
Ores' as fit anti proper to he presented; it was of
course unanimously agreed to, as also that the At-
iorney-General should have the honour of present-

ng it to the Chancellor.
It was then reit..lved, that Mr. Sherlock, the Fa-
ther of the liar, should wait on the Chancellor to
know when he would be pleased to receive the ad-
dress; it was also agreed upon, that the Attorney-
Central should have the honour of presentior.,