The British Press; or, Morning Literary Advertiser.
London, England, 1822-06-03 00:00:00

REVIEW 47 ,liithISLOW.

The trawl Review announced In our Paper of Friday took
place tot Salmis, on How%law t1i414.
Al nine o'clock the la and 'ld regiments of L.% ovum.,
the Royal Pince, the loth Iltitiwes, the 14th CLOY ILleetroin-,
the 16ib Homes, and a small brigade of artillery, rame eta
the Heath. Their decrees ..d appointments app. ared to he
all new, wed their geoeial appearance w•• of the highest
order. They immediately proceeded to take sop 141.4 op.
pointeil stations, at
,a dlstawee from tie politic road, aid
formed inc yea- lime its front of the spo Pita *twice
their isninceisvemi were to'be witnessed. An issimrnsellrra
w.s kept clear of easriars 'by the 9th Lauren., whoArtit
the ground.; and under whose direction, as the commitsy
arrived, a complete senti•eitele of equipages of tom, va-
riety was formed at a convenient distance for witnessing U e
interesting exhibition. In the rear of carriages, marquees,
tents, soil booths, for the sale of refreshments, were .r.,
ed ; and ronaderalile hveßnevs was added to the plessieg
reap devil by the presence of many of the it inertia airway.,
whose instrumental perfectness continued to play slam s-
awn of lively airs.

Twelve o'clock was the hour fixed for the arrival of the
Comaxamter.in C►i.f, and, as was almost universally be.
lievid, for the appearance of his Majesty and hia'brilliant
suite ; but centrery to the gravel expectation, and to the
great disappointment of the tearneuse assemblage, hi. *haw y
did not appear on the road. A paper of ymterday says he
wag protested by an attack of the gout. A passage to the
road was kept clear by a guard of honour, ronsisiiag of a
troop of the 9th Lancers, and • little before, their Royal
Highorsse• t he Dukes of Yoe it end Gloucfster,secompsoied by
the Duke of Wellington and • few other offices-sof dislincisna,
arrived. The moment the Duke of York came in view unite
hoe la was received with ksalute, sad alertly afterwards. a
Digital was given for the guard of honour, which still Ormallied
•t their post, to come in front of the hoe. &Me afterwerds
the istelligenee was eirerlated that hi. Majesty was sot to
he pretest, and the spectators in coneequetsce rushed is all
directions towards the space •ppwisted for their accent-
modatioa, and at this time we think the treble and quadru-
ple rows of carriages which were collected, did tint cover a
space less in exiesi than • mile sod a half. The effect pro-
duced by a view of the whole was extremely pleasing.
Inquiries were sow made respecllsg the Prince sad Pria-
m. of Denmark, and it was sous ascertained that they bad
snivel' me the grouted is a plain private cars age drawn by
roue putt horses. The carriage was placed in front of lbe
lime, behind the spot on which the Cummauder-ia-C►ief af,
team& took his stubs It view the troop. His Royal
Highness the Priem of Dennis. k, w►o was dere/bed in • plain
dark green coat, with a sear on ►is left breast, •sd who,
In appearance, is not much meta, the Duke of Tor*,
mounted his charger, and rode un the right of the Duke
during the close inspection of the iegimenta which followed.
Heeppesred highly delighted with the scene.
The Cosamander.is-Chief hsviog passed along the trout
and rear of the lime, serrounded and followed by a very
numerous Staff, sad en immense member of horsemen,
proceeded to the station we have already described, which
was coanderably in advance of the carriages. An order
was at this moment gives for the nearer approach of the
carriage of the Places. of Deatark, as well es that
of Prince Esterhazy, in which was the Prisms, the Mar.
quit of Aaglesey, with several members of bi. family, Lady
Steven, and one .or two others; and is eff. nisi ale ob-
ject alone maltase was occasioned. A great sumbtr
of the other carriages, not apprised of the peculiar privilege
intended, pressed (inward to follow so desirable as example;
these were mired with horsemen •ad pedestnaas, and it re-
guard the almost arenas of the lancers to portal • di-
niuliaoeous snowman all along the hue. May of the pe-
destrians were severely liaised between the wheels, is ea-
deavouring to evade the soldiers, dud many others were rob-
bed of their watches and penes by s daring gang of pick-
pockets, who, um the alert to seize every oppoetsaity foe
plunder, look t►is as pavilion', adapted to their parpuse.
Order was at ',sea restored, and the buuaew of the day
proceeded.
The whole of the regiment', Is the first instate, passed
the Commaader-Imatirf in dainties, In ordinary time;
they afterwards ;mad is single file, and auheeraently is
.datsions, at fall gallop. Nothing could exceed the pa-
eisiuti with which these insameuss were made. A series
of fourteen different military manoeuvres followed, exhibit-
ing various modes of attack gild defeiket, boils us t►e pert
of the heavy and lightdragoonr, which imlsded charges in
line and by aquadras; silvans and retreats, chalets of
position, and in fact every thing which road afford the
spinsters • notion of the uperalio•s of sorb troops in the
field of battle. Skirmishers were thrown out, who discharged
their pieces as if at an approaching enemy. la conclusion,
Ike wbule of the troops turned in line, and ' lag its
frost, gave • grand •lute, the ai tillery bciug r. peatedly dis-
charged on the right and left fl mks.

The at most credit is duo to the officer' of the day for lisa
teal and accurary with which Hifi pet flamed their respecters
duties. The whale briaade was under the tommand of turd
Cathcart; Sir Robert Hill commanded the best y, and Listd
Edward Somerset the Dahl dragoon,.

The review terminated shortly after three o'clock, 40
ir Royal Highoessrs proceed. d with their sespretist Staffs
to IViodsor Cottage. Diu rely serious accideat uccar.td, al-
though mach coufusion prersiled.
The appearance of the streets isi the metropolis bore testi-
mony to the immense number of its pupulatiuu whickliad
deserted it fur Hounslow. 'my presented but little ttf thew
usual crowd and bustle.
The roads in the morniag were renikred debahifigly
pleasant f,um their having been watered; but the poiser„of
the su■ during the day uas such, that Ott the eels,. of the
multitude th.y arght be said to muse is a cumpkta
sphere of dust.

A Court of Common Council will he held at
Guildhall on Thursday next, the pith instant, ft r
the purpose of electing s City Marshal.
On Saturday, the 85th ult. Alt. STUART was
served with an indictment to wand trial hefi•re the.
High Court of Justiciary, on Monduy, the lOili
of June, for .heing a principal in the duel in which
Sir ALRIAnDIR liosiest.t. was shot. W. M.
BORTHWICK charged with stealing letters awl pa-
pers from the Sentiat/ Priming-office, at Glasgow,
was ohm served with like legal process.

Joan STEVENS lIRMSLOW: Esq. M.A. of St.
John's College, Cambridgy, was, on the :it'd, low,
elected and sworn in Protewor of Mtneralvv, m I he-
room of the late Dr. E. D. CI. A IMF.

The cloth and silk triodes are improving in Shel._
ion Mallet, as are the road. to ilie town in all il—
rectionv, under the management of tl:e Curim.-
*loners.

By • vessel which heti test arrived from Van Die-
men's Land snit New South Wslva. Syritith,
sent.: 111) to December but hate twtn
Governor MACQUARIE had 'Arts hts passage in.khe
Surrey, Captain RAINS, end was to wail #4ll En-
rope in the Ara week of January. A new setae..
mew has been founded at 111mquarie •Iterbone. in
the south-western port of Van Diemen's LAW, for
the criminals sentenced to transportstion rrysu she
old settlement of Van Diemen's Lend.

Emottasous Ptec—Wee casght sr Chilling-
low Pool, near Brewood, in Staffordsturw, the r•a;-
deuce of C. F. 431,7A1D, Esq. • pike
46 pounds, and utraouring Imam the head to the trul
furor feet three inches. When opened a trout was
found its its belly, which, though emanated,
weighed Jour pounds and • half; and a mule,
which ‘ltis fish, *heti taken, was in tie act of de-
vouring. This &.e pike was preventerl by C. F.
tharaan, Esti. to his Grate the Itlarquis of
'iTAFFURD.

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THE TURF.

MANCH ESTER MEETING, ISVA.

111111111DIT, 1114 T 30.
Free Handicap Stakes of 34gs. each, lOcs. fr. with 10 fro.
*treks. added, fur Nuclear side.-41se mile sad a dia.
istiee
Air J.U. Esertos's b e 'near Freesias, s+t (Art 1
Mr. fkarakeretlles b f Lear, by Hilo, 7.1.111tb ....
Sp. 169,111‘vtort%'s b f Amiable, So. Sib....
2 is 1 sin Yusag Freesias.
A •Erte Handicap Stakes of 30gs. each, 10ec ft. will 2" So-
vereigns added, for Ste-pear olds, aim sad aged burets, ice.
Tiriee mind the Coarse sad a distaste.
1A Stamford's Quiekailver, S yrs. 7.t. 121 b. (Jobeecon).. 1
Mr. Tkosnrros'a b. b. Fifa-Langton, I yrs. So. .
qtr. filytioe'• eb. h. Mandeville, seed, So. 31b........ 3
Ridadale's ch. b. Swift, by Prestdeet, yrs. Sit.... 4

b to 4 apt Quicksilsee. -
11mtless'lltahes.—Sereepatakes of SOP. nett, b. ft. for horses,
ige. lint 'borough bred, sod that bay* bee• regululy
banded the peeved*, gesso*. Ste.; to carry 1t.,. each.
To be rode by (Je•t!eseo. Twice round Ilse course and
a distance.
Mr. Mytton's Habberley. by Sholllectsek (Mr. Lacey).... 1
Lurd Unneaster's Warier, by J•lics Cesar (Mr. Simko) I
10 to 1 on Habberley.
A Plate ofoo/. for three and four year olds.—Three...year olds
to carry 00. 10Ih. sod four year oldylet 31b —Mares sod
lebliags allowed 311,—A ',inner of use Plate in the year
11“1, So carry 91b. and of two or more, Mb. extra.—
Heat, twice round the Course sad • distance. The as

cow/ to b. entitled to 10f.
Mr. Hooldoworib's rb e. Cattalo., 4 yrs. (Scott) 2 3 1
mitt,
Mr ..s r. c.12•,t1cr,3 p 1...... ...... ..... 1 3 11
too's rb. e. The Rater, by Robes., 3 pa. 4 1 d
dwarves be f. Latrine, 4 yrs. .. . 3 4 d
8 were draws.-0 to 4 on Catena*. .
FRIDAY (Lair DAY).
Thy Set year of the Wilton Stakes of 300. each, will, 30
"wwereteao added, for all area, h. ft. Two miles sod there
(ratters. The wise., of the Maacbeettr Cop is ibe pre.
stet year to carry bib. tetra.
Mr ilvtildawortlt's rh.e. Catena., 4 yrs old, walked over—

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thief others paid f..rfeit.
A Plate of 1001. for all ages. Heat., twice round a•d •
distance. S e... 1.1 horse retitled to 101.
Mr Frr[pao•'o b. e. Champing**, 4 yrs old
(loholion)
Sir T Moores rh. b. Testers, S y. 9 old 4 1 2
mr. tiouldoworth'e rh. f Catherine, 3 yrs old 3 2 3
Mr. Myiton's g. 11a1ato., S yrs wld
Fear other. were drama. A good race.
A Handicap Stakes of fies. each, with 30 sovereigns added.
Twice round the Coune and s distance.
Mr Riishtun's br h. Sir Unwise, by Whitworth, 5 yrs
1.1. Sm. 31b. (T. Phrpberd)
Tbree others started, bet were •ot placed. Woe easy.
COCK' NO.—F•sper
I ord Derby, 18 realms, 4 byes —Hr. Leeh,l4 tesies„l bye.
Tbere never was more comply at this pit, nor heavier
betting.

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TNR ARMY:

About the 14.1, Jen the 10th Amman are to embark at
Frond for Waterford, •ed the 3d liyht dragoon are to nil
from Waterford fur Bristol it the reties tranporte.
The differ's.t detachment.' of the 1.1 royal foot, etstioneel
to the roomy Tiopertry, are to be called Otto Waterford to
li-ad-yeartera. They •,e t.. be ►elieved by the bid regimen.
Cloancl will he the be•d-Vsarlen of the bid.