The Sun.
London, England, 1805-08-24 00:00:00

ANGUST 12.

.• ,
. His ROyal Digtbneh tbeCE of *WA T.ES
lived here this evening, from Bushey Park, the seat
of the Doxa of CLARENCE, where he dined, and
slept last night ; he was accompanied, by.. onto
BEAUJOLAIS and another Gentleman. The p,t44,
Da.BEBRI, and several French Noblemen, ate
ex-
pe&ed here to-morrow. His Royal Highti4siT'
horses 'went this morning to meet him. •-•
Lord CA/HAMPTON and. Family have .taken
house for two months on "the South Steine.
General orders were given yesterday for all Offi-'
cers here to join their respeaive Regiments imme-
diately, which has totally. stripped,Lthipiace of its-
dashing ones. .
Mr. R. HEAT/MOTE. and thelltiti'.;Wiri'•
with several other Gentlemen, saileeyesteday
board the Cygnet Sloop, on 4.party,of .pleasure.-, for
the Downs.

*CHATHAM, AUG. 23.—0 n Wednesday. evening,
the DUKR of YORK, accompanied 'by the MILE of
CAMBRIDGE, arrived at the seat of the Earl of Thum-
Lay, in Cobham Park, where they passed the night,
The Royal Brothers yesterday morning catup,to the
CrOwn Inn, RoChester, and after 'taking refresh-
ment, went to view the fortifications 'going on at
Port Pitt ; from, whence, they proceeded.to Chaatam
Lines, to inspe& and review the Forces stationed at
Chatham. His • Royal HighneSi arrived on the'
ground about half past ten o'clock; and-was saluted
by the line drawn out to receive him, consisting of
a Brigade of Artillery, two Battalions of Guards, the
Cornish Miners, and the Denbigh' and Fifeshire
Militias, amounting to 3600 men; We noticed with
the Royal-Dukes the ..Earl of ROMNEY, Generals Sir
DAVID DUNDAS, LA \VSON, BIWI:VNRIG(1, and FINCH,
with their respe6tive Aid-de-Camps. His Royal
Highness proceeded to Faversham, and from thence
to Canterbury:

Between six and seven o'clock on Thursday morn-
ing, the whole of the Brigade of the, Dover. Distrid
marched from their Barra* upon the Heights, and.
from Dover Castle through that town, to be reviewed,
by Major-GenerallA)rd Foatigg, 'General of the Di-
s -preparatory to the RevieW- by His Royal
Highness the DoKii of • YORKly,this day.,
_,They
consisted of a detachment from the Royal Artillery,
with four pieces of ordnance, and four Regiments of
Militia, • namely,' the Northampton. ' the'Snirey, the'
Hereford, and the .East. York. They -,took .post
'upon the Heights, on an.extensive Plain of Go. acres,
abont thrt miles West of this- town, between_
Shakspeai'e's Cliff and F'olkstotie, rn olkstotie, called -Hopha
Court Downs, from 'Whence there was. an extensive.
view of ,the French coast, almost from Dunkirk to.
Boulogne. ,
-s,.PreparatOry ti an rtispedion by His Royal High-
ness the DUKE brYoliK; this day, the whole of the'
t ph. Light Dragoons, -who are quartered at Hythe,•
Ilempey, Dover, Folkstone, and Rye, being at:-
taChed to the llrigade Under 'the command of Ma-
jor.Gitneral MooRE, were teVieWed.on Thursday, by
their Commanding Officer; ColonetTnooA4, Opon
a Plain abouta m,Ale to' the East ofthe townontar. the
Signal'Hckise of "Fork4tone., Turnpike. They eon-
ststedvf live Troops of 100 urea each, and niece a
most beautiful appearance.
General Moons, whose Brigade is encarnped about
i mile front Folkstono, is .gotn.. toMoytnonth., upon
business of importance.to ills MAapirrv. . .
General Lord 'Hu rcinNsoN, and dis-
tinguished conqUeror of 'Egypt', Ira's, in General Or-
ders just issoed,; been diretta to at upon the Stair,
in case of Invasion, and..his. services, are to be parr ,
titularly attached to the petson of „His Royal High
ness the PRINCE of WALES.

, .
The Honoutahle Artiltery*CoMpany nnrne-
ous at the Artillery Ground; on Wednegday
the 146 insc,in.marching.ordlr, .knapsacks, haver-,
sack, .canieePsp, , and
,great. coats ; and on.,Wednes.-
(by last, in Corisequence'of the following order, they
asserfibled as tieforc.; 'being completely
most
'in
fell nintehing.-,order, they made a.mo4 respe6table
appearance,. both as to. numbcri and .liscipline :
numerous assemblage of genteel company were pre-.
sent on the occasion.