The Sun.
London, England, 1822-07-16 00:00:00

THE ARM Y.

REVIEW IN HYDE PARK.—The admirers of
military spectacles were highly gratified yester-
day morning, by the review of the Ist and 2d
battalions of Coldstream Guards, in Hyde Park,
by his Royal Highness the Duke of YORK, who
was accompanied by his Grace the Duke of
IVELLINGTON, and several other military officers
of distinction. The Park was very numerously.
attended at an early hour by persons of respecta-
bility, among whom we noticed several Ladies,
who cut conspicuous figures in the beau monde.
The troops took their ground at nine o'clock,
and at ten the Duke of 'ORK entered the field.
He was received with the customary military
honours. The regiments then formed in separate
bodies, and were passed through a variety of
difficult and complex manoeuvres; in the course
of which they evinced the high state of discipline
at which they had arrived. Nothing could ex-
ceed the precision of their movements, and the
mathematical accuracy with which the different
changes were effected. All the various modes of
attack and defence were displayed ; and the
incessant discharge of fire-arms, as well as the
active operations of the troops, which were ex-
tended from the one side of the Park to the
other, gave peculiar animation to the scene. A
good deal of amusement was derived from the
rapid advance of the light infantry to positions
in the rear of the crowd. In the hasty retreat
of the latter;several ludicrous accidents occurred,
but none of a serious nature. The whole con-
cluded with a, grand salute, and the troops pass•
ing in companies in front'of the Commander-in-
Chief. The review was not terminated till half-
past twelve.

His Royal Highness the COMMANDER-IN-CHIEF
has issued an order that, in future, all Regiments
of Infantry are to wear the regulation grey,
trowsers, in lieu of the breeche3 and gaiters now
worn, as the full parade: dress, which are to be
entirely discontinued ; the Officers to wear the
same only with a gold or silver stripe down the
sides, as• full parade dress, or mounting guard, Sze.
The KING being Captain-General of the Hon.
Artillery Company, that loyal body muster ou
Friday afternoon for the purpose of celebrating
the Anniversary of his Coronation. The Mem-
bers afterwards partake of a handsome entertain-
ment at the Armory House, by order of the
Court of Assistants, to be paid out of the funds
of the Company, when, (immediately after dinner)
his MAJESTY'S health will be drank, the Artillery-
Division firing a Royal Salute of twenty-one
guns, and the Band playing God save the King.
BRIGHTON, JULY 14.—Several waggons loaded
with baggage, under an escort of the 7th Fusi-
leers, and belonging to that regiment, arrived
here yesterday; three or four companies of that
corps will follow in a day or two, to remain at
this their head-quarters, until superseded by ano-
ther arrangement.
DUBLIN, JULY 13.—The following is the Mill-

ary Staff of Ireland since the 24th. ultimo :

Lieutenant-General Sir Samuel Auchmuty, Commander of
the Forces ; Lieutenant-Colonel Sorel', Secretary ; Lieutenant
M'Manus, Assistant-Secretary ; Colonel Thornton, Deputy-
Adjutant-General ; Colonel O'Brien, Principal Assistant-Adju-
tant-General; Captain Craig, Deputy-Assistant-Adjutant-
General.; Colonel S. Brown, Deputy-Quartermaster-General;
Col. R. Owen, Assistant-Quartermaster-General.
The 33d Regiment has arrived at Up-Park barracks, Ja- ,
maica ; but has lost Ensign Luthens, and twenty-Seven rank
and file, since the 14th February. The 91st Regiment, which_
arrived there previously, has lost thrice as many men, and the
Assistant-Surgeon.
Resignations and Retirements.—Lieutenant-Colonel O'Hara,
2d West India Regiment; Majors Baldwin, 58th Regi-
ment, and Jackson, 72d ditto ; Captains Milligan, 2d Re-
giment of Life Guards, Tiede, 3d Regiment of Dragoon
Guards, Sibthorp, 4th ditto, Wynne, 23d Regiment of
Foot, and Loogan, 92d ditto ; Lieutenants Nicholson, 2d Re-
giment of Life Guards, and Arnold, Royal Horse Guards ;
Cornet Thornhill, 7th Regiment of Dragoons ; Quartermasters
Nourse, Wiltshire Militia, and Hamilton, Lanark Militia.