The Sun.
London, England, 1864-07-05 00:00:00

The Prince and Princess of Wales,

The Prince and Princess of Wales, accompanied
by Prince and Princess Leiningen, witnessed a
review in Hyde.park yesterday forenoon, attended
by the Mareh:oness of CarmartLen, Lieut•-General
Koollys, and Captain Grey.
Tie Prince and Princess of Wales went in
the afternoon to the London Hospital, where his
Royal Highness laid the foundation-stone of the
new wing of the hospital.

Their Royal Hiihnesses inspected the several
wards of the hospital, and nfterwards partook of
luncheon with the president and governors of the
hospital.

The Prince of Wales, accompanied by Prince
Leiningen, and attended by Captain Grey, rode oa
horseback.

PRINCE ALFRED,—Tne RACO',n, which was to
have sailed from Leith Roads on Saturday morning.,
has been ordered to remain a day or two longer. His Royal
Highness Prince Alfred, accompanied by Major Cowell,
accordingly went ashore on Saturday, and proceeded to the
Douglas Hotel. In the evening the Prince drove to the
Queen's-pork, end witnessed the first part of a volunteer
review. On Sunday his royal highness, accompanied by
Major Cowell, attended morning service at St. John's Epis-
copftl Church.—Scotsman.

Their Royal Highnesses the Duchess of Cam.
bridge and Princess Mary will honour Lord and Lady
Rokeby by their company on the 11th inst. at Montagu
House.

Their Royal Highnesses the Duke de Nemours,
Princess Marguerite d'Orleans, the Count d'Eu, the Duke
de Penthievre, and suite arrived last evening at the
Clarendon Hotel from Claremont.

The Princess Elizabeth Czernichoff, Princess L.
Czernichoff, Princess Marie, and the Princess Mariches-
chetzky, and Buize, have arrived at the Portland Hotel,
Southsea, from London.

Tne Duke of Newcastle is daily regaining
strength, and has greatly recovered from his very serious
illness. His grace, however, has not been able to go out
for his usual drives since his last attack.

The Marquis and Marchioness of Downshire and
Lady Alice Hill will leave town at the close of the present
week for the season.

Tne Earl and Countess Spencer's entertainment
on the loth instant will be on the occasion of the visit of
the Duchess of Cambridge and the Princess Mary, and not
of the Prince and Princess of Wales, as inadvertently an-
nounced.

The Earl and Countess of Tankerville have left
town for ChiHingham Castle, Northumberland, and intend
nest week to go to Scotland.

Count Ana CJuntess de Ftahault are on a tour of
the German spas. The Hon. Miss E. Fiahault is staying
with the Marquis and Marchioness of Lansdowne at
Bowood, Wilts.

The Viscountess Castleroese gave birth to a son
on Sunday. We are informed that her ladyship and infant
are progressing very favourably.
The Bishop of Gl,oucestor and Bristol and Mrs.
Ellicott entertained a select patty at dinner o. Friday
evenilig, at their residence in Portland-place.
A twirriage is arranged bet we*-n Colonel Burnaby
of the Grenadier Guards, and Miss Dixie, second daughter
of the late Sir Woiston Dixie, of Bosworth Park, Leices,
tershire.

A tn4rriago is also arranged between Colonel
Concliy, V.C., of the Coldstream Guards, and Miss Bur-
naby, youngest daughter of Mr. Burnaby, of Baggravo,
Leicester hire.

Address of Prince Frederick Charles to the
Army.

HEAD-QUARTERS, APENRADE, June 30.
Priuca Frederick Charles of Prussia, the new
Commander-in-Chief, has issued the following ad.
dress to the allied troops :

Brave Soldiers of the Allied Army,
After my Krug and master had temporarily en-
trusted me with the conduct of the chief command
during the suspension of arms, it has pleased his
Majesty to appoint me commander-in-chief a few
days ago. My relations to you are no longer tem-
porary, bat lasting.

I have opened the second part of this campaign
by permitting tho valiant army corps 1 have com-
manded until now, and with which I have gained
but victories, to conquer Alsen under my own eye.
rtais expedition is an instance of the passage of an,
arm of the sea, unique in the history of war—a
storm by water of well defended entrenchments.
May this commencement be a good example for
all the troops which may subsequently have the
honour to take part in conflicts.

May this commencement further serve to gain for
myself personally that confidence from your leaders
and yourselves without which it is impossible for
me to plan brilliant successes in war,
May, finally, the unity hitherto subsisting bed
tween the Imperial Royal and the Prussian troops,
to the delight of our respective masters and the
blessing of our country, to the honour of our armies
and to the terror of our enemies, remain unimpaired
as here►ofore.

Three cheers, therefore, for the Emperor—and
thrice hurrah for the King!
FREDERICK CHARLES, (irleneral of Cavalry.