The Sun.
London, England, 1825-06-29 00:00:00

TETE ARMY'.

GRAND REVIEW OF CAVALRY.
The Grand Review of Cavalry, which was ordered by the
COMMANDER-IN-CHITF..took place yesterday morning on
Hounslow-heath. The undermentioned Regiments, which
were Ordered to he reviewed, were formed in three Brigades,

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Brigade of Household Cavalry—lst -Life Guards, 2d ditto,
Royal
,Horse, Guards; commanded by Colonel Hon. H. B.
Lygon:
Brigade of Heavy Cavalry—lst (King's) Dragoon Guards,
2d (Queen's)clit to, 2d (R. N. British) Dragoons ; commanded
by Col. Kearney, 2d Dragoon Guards.
Brigade of Light Cavalry-7th Hussars. 12th Royal Lancers;
commanded by Lieutenant-Colonel Brotlierton, -12th Royal
Lancers.
Royal Horse Artillery--(Eight guns) ; commanded by Col.
Downman, Royal Artillery, Aid-de-Camp to the King.
The hole were commanded by Lieut.-General Lord Edward
Somerset, K.C.B.

At six 'o'cle;ClZ.a troop of the 13th Hussars assembled on the
Heath, and at nine, the remainder of that corps, under the
command of Lieutenant-Colonel Lord William Russell, as.•
s►sted by a detachment of the 17th Lancers, which were
ordered to keep the ground, arrived, and immediately de-
tached to mark the boundary. About half-past nine, the
concourse of all classeS and degrees, in vehicles of' every
description, on horseback and on foot, was immense._.
The display of beautiful, fashionable, and elegantly dressed
women -was captivating and brilliant,_ and the spectacle
altogether was grand and imposing. The corps assembled.
in two lines of contiguous regimental columns of squa-
drons, and, a little before eleven, deployed into two lines of
parade, to receive the Commander-in-Chief. At eleven o'clock,
Field Marshal his Royal Highness the Comma-rider-MX:lief.
accompanied -by Field Marshal his Royal Highness the Duke
of Cambridge, Field Marshal his Royal Highness the Duke of
Gloucester, Field Mamba]. - his Grace the Duke of Wellington,
Field Marshal his R. H. the Prince of Saxe Coburg, General the
Earl of Harrington, General the Marquis of Hastings, General
the Earl of Cathcart, General Tarleton, General the .Ilarquis of
Anglesea, General Sir Harry Calvert, General Lord I.ynedoch,
and several other General Officers, and attended by a numerous
SWIM full dress, came -upon the ground, and was received by
a royal salute of artillery. The Commander-in-Chief. followed
by a grand military cortqw, then rode down the two lines, on a
very beautiful charger, and returned by the rear ,to his million,
opposite the centre. The corps next passed in parade by troops.
The column countermarched, trotted past, and formed into con-
tiguous columns.

MOVEMENTS AND ATTACKS. .. .
1. The columns moved in route.
2. The fire of the rear-guard announced a threatened attack
oathe rear of the columns.

3. The Corps took a position to repel the enemy by a counter
attack : the movements of the Heavy Cavalry were masked by
the bight Brigade and guns.
•4. The Heavy Brigade attacked in direct echellon of Regi-
ments. Pursuers were detached by the Hussars, and the Lan.
•cers made a partial attack on a (supposed) rallying body of the
enemy.
The Division retired—the Cuirassiers in lines; the heavy
Brigade in echellon from die left.
6. The Enemy threatening to turn the left, the direction of
the cchellon was changed, and a new position taken up, the left
being thrown back.

Ditring the movements of the lines there were some partial
attacks, &c. by the Light Troops, to repel the reconnoissances
of the enemy.
7. The division advanced to charge, the heavy Brigade being
unepial to the ibree opposed, halted, and retired through the.
Cu4assiers, who attacked .and defeated the enemy—pursuers
wet e detached and rallied.

8. The Division retired to resume its-march in columns, co.
vend by the Light Brigade.
J. The Rear Guard indicated a renewed attack on the rear
of the corps.
10. The masses of columns successively deployed,' and the
Cuirassiers attacked to the front and overthrew the enemy._._
Pursuers were detached, and being rallied, the whole corps
formed in double line of parade—took open order, and gave the
general salute. _ _

- Thus terminated this brilliant military spectacle. We never
witnessed movements more admirably performed, and attacks
more efficiently executed. The whole scene was indescribably
grand and imposing. His Royal Highness the Commander-in-
Chief frequently expressed to the General Officers near him,
his unqukified approbation of the movements and attacks of the•
Brigades. The Royal Duke retired with a superb cavalcade,
highly gratified and delighted. The ground was exceedingly
well kept by the Bth Hussars, assisted by a detachment of the
17th Lancers.

(From last Night's GAZ ETTE.]
CommisSions signed by the Lard-Lieutenant-of the County ‘c
Essex.

West Essex Regular Militia—Charles Raselfoot, Esq., to
he Captain, rice Conyers, resigned. • - • • -
East Essex Regular Militia—Geo. Dederick Maybey, Gent.,
io be Ensign.
' Commissions in the North Hants liegiment of Militia.
Charles Popham Hill, Esq., to be Captain; Henry Au.
gush's Brander, Esq. to be ditto.
Commission in the Forest Troop of the King's Cheshire Vo-
lunteer Legion of Yeomanry Cavalry.
Philip De Malpas Egerton, Esq., to be Captain, vice Tho-
mas Marshall, resigned.