The Sun.
London, England, 1833-09-18 00:00:00

WINDSOR, SEPT. 11.

Yesterday the KING reviewed the lit battalion of Gre-
nadier Guards, under the command of Lieut.-Colonel
BROOK. At eleven o'clock, the KING proteeded in Fl•ate
from the Castle, under a Guard of Honour of the Ist
Regiment of Life Guards, to the Home-park, where the
regiment had assembled. The KING was dressed in a
Field Marshal's uniform, and was accompanied in his
carriage by the nukes Of GLOUCESTER and CUSIRERLAND.
The QUEEN'S carriage preceded that of his MAJESTY, and
contained the QUEEN, Princess AUGUSTA, and Duchess
of GLOUCESTER. Two other carriages headed the pro-
cession, in which were part of the hoyal visitors and suite.
Prince GEORGE of Cambridge rode on hors-•b,ck.
Immediately after the royal salute, the KING, attended
by the Duke of WELLINGTON, Colonel BOWATER, Duke
of GLOUCESTER, Duke of CUMBERLAND, Colonel Sir J.
WOoDFORD, Sir A, BARNARD, Prince GEORGE, Colonel
THORNTON, and other military officers, inspected the
front and rear ranks, and the regiment then went through
the following interesting movements with admirable pre-
cision and steadiness :—They formed a close column on
the leading company—wheeled the column to the left—
marched diagonally to the left—deployed on centre com-
pany—changed position, the left thrown back the quarter
circle—fired by platoons and afterwards by files—advatic.-d
in line, retired from both flanks by subdivisions covered
by the centre—formed square and tired—formed line on
the two centre subdivisions—fired by companies from
centre to lit inks—changed position on the left company_
wheeled back—retired from the right in open column,
covered by the left rear-rank leading—formed close
column on the march on the proper rear—halted and
deployed on the leading company—advanced in double
column—formed square—formed line—fired a volley_
retired in line—formed quarter distance—column on a
centre, right in front—retired in column--deployed in
hue on the right company—fired volleys by wings and
battalion—advanced and charged, wheeled by companies
and formed close column on the leading company—ad-
vanced to the original ground—counter-marched by ranks
and deployed—advanced in parade order.
In the evening the KING gave a splendid banquet in
St. George's Hall, at which the whole of the officers
of this regiment were present, also those of the Ist Lite
Guards.

Among the guests were her Royal Highness the Princess
AUGUSTA, the Dukes of CUMBERLAND, GLOUCESTER
WELLINGTON, and ARGYLL, Prince GEORGE, Marquis
Of DOURO, Baron BULOW, Lord MOUNT EDGECUMBE,
Lord ASHBROOK, Colonel and Mrs. Miltnan, &c.
After dinner his MAJESTY proposed the—" Health of
the King of PRUSSIA," which was enthusiastically drunk.
The Duka of ARGYLL, as Lord Steward, then gave the—
" KING and QUEEN," which toast was drunk with every
demonstration of loyalty. The following toasts were also
given by his MAJESTY : --" The Duke of CUMBERLAND;"
" The Duke of CAMBRIDGE ;" " The Duke of GLOUCES-
TER ;" " The Duke of WELLI NGTON ;" " The Army and
Navy," &t.. The band belonging to the Grenadier Gnarr!s
were stationed in the music gallery, and played various
martial and appropriate airs. There were about ninety-six
persons present, and the company separated at about
eleven o'clock.

This morning the Duke of WELLINGTON, Duke and
Duchess of GLOUCESTER, Lord MOUNT EDO EC UMBE, and
Biron BoLow, took leave of their MAJ ESTIES, and left
the Castle.

This afternoon the KING rode in the Park alone, in
his pony harouche. H r MAJESTY, we are happy to say,
having recovered the effects of a slight cold, also took an
airing.

TO morrow his MAJESTY will hold a Council at St
James, and return to the Castle in the evening.

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