The Sun.
London, England, 1814-10-17 00:00:00

VIENNA PA VERS.

VIENNA, OCT. 2.----This forenoon a solemn mi-
litary service was performed. Between S and 9
o'clock, nine battalions of infantry, Schwartaen-
lrerg'S regiment oflans, and the Grand Doke
Coakantine's regiment of cuirassiers, assembled
between the City Gate and the New Gate, .and
formed a double square, in the centreo,f, Which a
tent teas erected as a th;pel, At half :past ten,
their Majesties the Emperors of Austria and
Russia, and the Kings of Prussia and , Denniark,
arrived on horseback, attended by a numerous
suite 'of Generals and Staff Officers. His Royal
I-Ugliness Field Marshal the Prince of Wirtenalierg
received, those exalted Perionages, and conducted
them into the square. The Sovereigns first rode
along the four sides of the smaller inner square,
and then along the four sines of the larger exter-
nal square, and inspected the troops. This done,
their Majesties alighted from their horses; and
attended divine service in the tent. Daring mass,
the German Hymn was sung, by • all the troops,
accoanatnied with music ; an.' after mass, the
.Bettediction was pronounced. The Monarchs then
remounted their horses, and stationed themselves
on the rising ground near the New Gate, where
the troops filed off before them ; on which they
returned through. th`e City Gate into the. City.
OcT.3. The Review of the Artillery,which should
lave' been held last Sunday, but was prevented by
the rainy' weather, took place to-day. Their
Majesties the Empresses ,of Austria and Russia,
with their illustrious Consorts ; their Imperial
Highnesses the Duchessesof Ohlenburgh and Wei-
mar, with their Majesties the Kings of Denmark
and Prussia; their Majesties the Kings of Bava-
-ria and Wurtenhurgh ; their Imperial tlighnesses
the Crown Prince and the Archdukes Charles and
Palatine, togethzr with the other Archdukes, Aus-
trian and Foreign Generals and Staff-officers,. re-'
paired at ten o'clock in the moraing to the place
Where the manoeuvres were to be performed.—
They were very simple. A battery was dismount-
ed ; the artillery, in advancing, fired at various
distances, with ball, at a mark ; and the evolu.
tarns of the horse-artillery concluded the whole.
About two o'clock, the Sovereigns, with their
suite, returned to the Imperial Palace. It is said
that manoeuvres of the artillery, on a larger scale;
will take place on the seventh instant.
The great Court Rivolto given yesterday afford-
ed a -spectacle truly unique, from the character
of grandeur and magnificence which it presented.
It svnukl scarcely be possible to find another place
like that in which this fête was held, where from
10 to 12,000 persons might miare unobstructed in
three saloons, connected by galleries and flights
of .stairs. The interior arrangements and deeora-
tioni were equally" rich and tasteful. The pas-
sage 'leading from the apartments of tile. lmperial,
Palace to the saloons was brilliantly li.;hted, adorn-
ed with towers and foliage, as was also the smaller
saloon adjoining to it, which resembled a fairy
grove. An alley of orange trees led to the great,
saloon, from which the truly magic prospect of
the imperial riding-school beyond a double •flight
of steps met the eye. This noble edifice, eele-

brated as a master-piece of architecture, was

fitted up for a hall-room.

O❑ the ground

of the purest white, were attached, ornaments in
blue and silver, the brilliancy.of which was won-

derfully heightened by the light or from five to

fiX thousand MAX candles.

The movement of the

company, all superbly dressed, and a powerful
orchestra of more than 100 performers, completed

the magical effect of the whole, which it is im-

possible to describe.

After ten o'clock the Sove-

reigns and distinguished personages repaired in

couples to the 4aloon ; flourishes of drums and

trumpets announced their arrival. The Emperor

or Russia opened the procession with the Em-

press-of Austria ; then followed the Emperor of

Austria wi:b the Empress of Russia, the king of

Dentuatk with► the Archduchess Beatrix, the King

of Prussia with the Queen of Bavaria, the King of

Bavaria ‘vith the Duchess of Oldenburg, &c.—
After these illustrious personages had paraded se-

so2ral times through the three saloon', they were
pleased to attend a little ballet of masked children

in the Riding-house. When this was over, they

strolled singly through the saloons till past mid-
night. The ri'te lasted till towards morning, and

ail hinds of refreshment were served in the great-
est profusion the whole night.
By direction of, his Imperial Majesty, the grand
Concert in the Ricing-house is deferred till the

even ',dot; Sunday the 16th instant.—The public
i'Gte in theAugarten not take place to-mor-

but, if the weather
row, as was announced ;

prove favourable, on Thursday the 6th..

THE PRINCESS OF WALES AT STItASBURG.
The public prints give the following under the
-date of Strasburgh, Sept. 20 :
" Last Thursday the *Princess of Wales at