The Sun.
London, England, 1830-07-20 00:00:00

THE A ItMY.

Yesterday morning his Majesty inspected the Second
Battalion of the Coldstream Guards, on the Parade in St.
James's Park, in front of the Horse Guards, at ten o'clock.
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His Majesty was attended on this occasion by their
Royal Highnesses the Dukes of Cumberland, Series, and
Gloucester, Prince Leopold, Prince George of Camber-
land, Prince Frederick of Prusaia, the Duke of Wellington.
Earl of Rosalyn, Lord Hill, Sir George Murray, Lord
Cathcart, Lord Fiteroy Somerset, General Maedonald,
and many other distinguished officers.
The Battalion of Guards Was commanded by Colonel
Ilacdonnell.
His Majesty was pleased to express his satisfaction at
the appearance and discipline of the troop.. Towards the
conclusion of the inspection the battalion formed into three
sides of a square, when the King commanded that the
officers should form into a line near the piece in which he
was standing. His Majesty then permitted the officers to
Iris, his hand.
When the inspection terminated his Majesty, aceom-
panied by his distinguished attendants, proceeded to the
residence of Earl Bathiwst, is Dowaing-itteet, where the
Royal Party breakfasted.
A great crowd of persona of all claws resembled in
Downing-street, and repeatedly cheered his Majesty.

" Horse Guards, July 19, 1830.

iIitItOILANDUM.

" Officers who attend his Majesty's Levee are to appear
in full-dress coats, white trawlers, of the pattern prescribed
by regulation, and boom
" The sash not to be worn, and the sword-belt to be
worn under the cost.
" The mourning, to be worn on this occasion, to la
merely a crape upon the left arm, above the elbow.
" lIRRBERT TAYLOR, Adjt.-General."

Horse.-Guards,ely 19, 1830.
"1111MOILANOVIII.
" The King ►will see the Third Regiment of Guards on
the Parade, in front of the Ilorse-Ottords, iro.morrow
morning at ten o'clock, and the two Battalions of the
Grenadier Guards, now on Loudon duty, at the same boar
and place, on Thursday morning next, the 2ed
" The Battalions of Guard!, off duty will furnish the
necessary detachments to keep tke ground on there days.
JOHN MACDONALU, Deputy Adjt.-General.

SPORTIMG lINTELLIOENCU.

TATTERSALL'S.

The defeat of Washington at Winchester on Saturday
by Caleb (who was beat a neck by bins at Stockbridge),
had the effect of bringing Caleb to the top of the Derby
list, and sending the other back five or six points. Anti-
ope, Cretonne, Cobweb, Brother to Zingarsee, and Blunder,
will be prominent favourites for this stakes. Priem rove
to 7 to 4 for the St. Leger, which was taken; Masao,
lady Emmeline, and Sr. Nieheles, evineel a masked ins-
psorement—the filly in particular, b,OOO to MS having
twos taken in one bet by a gentleman who, we have no
doubt, has good reasons for believing her to be * clipper.
The Hammer was also hacked freely, Nal, if be runs well
at Warwick, will certainly go to Doucaster. Cetus's run.
ning at Winchester makes Pettit's stable look much better.
baby and Brunawicker declined a little. loss Bose 'was
in high favour. Several engagements were made on the
Goodwood and Brighton Stakes.

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that city. The very spacious rocm was completely
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Theoccupied the attention of the company
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hanky of his Lordship to his guests excited uuiveraal Bond
will. Freemen were energetic and unanimous in their
promises of eupport to his Lordship in the approaching
contest. Lord Fonowton is supported by the blue ur
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