The Sun.
London, England, 1805-04-25 00:00:00

.ri)VbSOR, ArRIL 24.

MAJCITY, notwithstanding the great leng►h
end the necessary fatignei of the Ceremony and`
Entertainments at the Chapel and Castle yesterday,
was up at seven o'clock this morning, and walking
in the Upper Castle Yard. About ten, the Foot
Guards now at Windsor, to the number of t 150,
of the Ist and 2d Regiments, with the B►nds of the
respective Regiments, and a Company of Horse
Artillery, were reviewed in the Little Park, oppo-
site the Eastern Terrace, and commanded by Gen.
LtsLi a. The beauty of the morning drew out vast
numbers of the splendid assemblage of Nobility and
Gentry who had been partakers of the pomp and
festivities of yesterday from the arms of sleep, and
crowded the Terrace with rank and fashion. In the
Park olso there was a great concourse of persons of
all ranks.

HIS MAJESTY was mounted on his favourite
Hanovetian dark chesnut Charger, elegantly capa.
risoned. He was attended by their Royal High.
nesses the ,DIMES Of YORK, KENT, CAMBRIDGE,
and GLOUCESTER, PRINCE WILLIAM of GLOU.
CESTER' Earl of HARRINGTON, Generals WYN.
YARD, GWYNNE, BROWNRICG, CARTWRIGHT,
FITZROY, MANNERS, and a number of other Ge.
neral Officers, Adjutants, and Royal Aides.de.
Camp,
Several Noblemen and Gentlemen, and Military
Officers, were also in the Park mounted, in the
Windsor Uniform, or in their respective Regi.
mental:.

Some Foreigners of distinltion were also present,
in splendid Hussar habits ; and though the company
were in morning dresses, the brilliancy of the Royal
Retinue, and the excellent appearance of the Troops
and their Bands, all newly clothed, aided by the
pitturesque situation of the ground, formed a very
grand speElacle: The PetticEsses ELIZABETH,
Amat, ta, and MARY, and tee PRINCessS:;PbIIA of
GLOUCESTE Koccompanied by Lady M AT t I.DAWYN.
YARD, Lady GEORGINA BULKELEY, and several
other Ladies of the Court, appeared several times
on the Eastern Balcony, and conversed with some
of the Castle Guests on the Terrace. The ground
was kept by a detachment of the Royal H use
Guards (Blue). About half past twelve Hts MA.
JESTY returned to the Castle, attended,to the grand
entrance by the Princes, the Staff, aral the Royal
Retinue.

Ht s MAJEsTY dismounted during the Review,
and remained some time on foot in conversation
with the Princes and General Officers, and some of
the Ladies, particularly the Duictiess of GORDON.
Among the other Comi,any on the Terrace, or in
the Park, were his Royal Highness the -aims of
CUMBERLAND, the Duke of BEAUFORT, the Mar.
crosses of SALISBU ay and STArvoa Lords Clits'.
TERFIELD, PAULETT, UXBRIDGE, \INCHELsEA,
PEMBRoI:E, VILLIER, MORTON, RIYERs, So.
MERYILLE, FoRTESCUE, ST.PFORD, CHATHAM,
HoB ART, the Hanoverian Minister, Sir A.
DOUGLAS, Sir T. TRIGGE, .Sir SIDNF.Y SMITH,
Sir \V. W. WYNNE, Sir RICHARD ONSLOW, Sir
JOSEPH BANKS, Lord CHARLES SOMERSET, Sit JO.
5F.1,14 YORKE, Col. SToproß D, the Hon, Mr. But,.
KELEY, Sir STEPHEN CorritalLL, Mr. WINDHAM,
Mr. ABRAHAM GOLD,MID and Namily, &c. &c.
Among the Lirlies were, the Dutchess Of LEEDS,
Ladies CHESTERFIELD, VILLIERS, FORTESCUE,
YORKE, the Hon. Miss EDENS, &c. &c. Some SO.
perk equipozes went our Of town this morning ; the
Dutchess of NoRTHUMB ERLAND and Ladies PERCY,
in a coach an:l six, attended by four out..iders ;
the Ladies FITZRoY, Daughters of the Dutchess of
GRAFTON, in a coach and four; and several other of
the chief Nobility.
Great efforts have been made at Frogmore, anti
the preparations are of the most varied and enchant.
ing description. Here the liberality of HIM MA.
JESTY, and the acknowledged taste of the PRIN.
C ESSEs, will shine conspicuously in the Rif of to.
morrow. Our streets present the busiest scene ima.
ginable,being filled with the carriages and equipages
of the ROYAL FAMILY, and the Ladies visiting the
Castle, and with Pedestrians of the highest rank.
The conversation turns entirely upon the various
sights of yesterday ; and the dignified and majestic
demeanour of the KING, during the ceremony of the
Installation, especially at the time of making thee
offering, is the theMe of general admiration among
the higher circles, and all the spettatrirs in the
Chapel.
A public Ball is to be given to-night at the
Town. Hall, in honour of the Installation.

The new Farce of The Soldier's Retstra im-
proved in public opinion upon repetition last night.
".1' he music is really very creditable to the taste and
genius of the veteran Hoox a, and the Performers
in general exert themselves with so much spirit as
to render the piece very entertaining.

COLMAN'S new Comedy promises to exempt the
Proprietors of Covent Garden *theatre from all
danger of kLaarting a guinea themselves, and we
trust will also tend to afford an equal security to
the ingenious Author.
INntA.llousE.—Yesterday 11Court of Diredors
was helol, when the following Captains were sworn
int►► the command of their respedive Ships, viz.
Capt. john Eckford, of the Diana, for Madras and Bengal.
Captain Henry Christopher, of the Sir William Pultei►ey,
fur Bombay and Bengal.
The Court of Diredors of the East.lndia Com.
pany have chosen Enwmto PARRY, Es q. a Mom.
her of the Court, a thredor of ►he 14,ast.India Duck
Co►npany, in the room of STEPURN WILLIAMS,
Esq. deceased.
Mr. WALLER, formerly Member for the. Court-
ty of Limerick, now a prisoner at Verdun, was
lately,. through the interference of ARTHUR O'CuN•
WWI, with whom he had been at College, offered
a passport to return to England, by order of BONA.
PARTE. Mr. WALLER having obtained spermis,
sion to return a written answer, is said to have
declared, that although he was extremely anxious,
for many reasons, to return to his native country,
he never could condescend to owe that privilege to
a confessed and self.cotivided traitor.
It affords us extreme sansfadion to be able to
tsontradid the report lately circulated, respeding the
capta►e and subsequent death of Captain GOODALL,
of the Wertmeriamai Letter of Marque, in the West
Indies ; no -such action, we arc assured, having
taken place,