The Sun.
London, England, 1805-06-14 00:00:00

HORSE-GUARDS, JUNE 10, 1805,

oRDER OF REVIEW ON WIMBLEDON COMMON, FOR
FRIDAY) 14TH JUNE, 180.5, AT 'TEN O'CLOCK, BE-
FORE HIS MAJESTY. " •
The Line heing-trittier the immediate Command of His Royal
Highness the.CoMszANoElt in Cur E v.
The Line will be formed' to receive HIS MAJESTY
in front of the road leading from Wimbledon to
Putney, fronting to the WeSt, in the following or-
der :
The Brigade of Life Guards. .
Oneyroop of Horse Artillery.
One Car Brigade of Artillery.
. Right Brigide of Foot Guards.
• Lett Briiade of Foot Guards.
A Battalion of Light Infantry of Foot Guards.
One Car Brigadeof Artillery.
One Troop of Horse Artillery... -;• •
' Five Squadrons.of the 9til Light Dragoons.
Five kuadions of the i4th Light Draguou*. • :
• -• ' 'Amounting' mote•ttinl lite)l. • '
.•
. The first signal7-gun'.iilll be fired4o.announce His
111AJESTY'S When *,
a Royal Salute' will be
fired from. the guns of-the Line.
On the second signal gtin, a general saliate; after
which 1-Its MAJgs'elewill pass-along the line.
The line willpass His .11111,14:S7i ill parade order.
,Each Regiment and. Battalion wills" as soon as it has'
passed His MAJESTY; i close its ran s, and proceed
in quick time ;to the station destined for it in the
manoeuvres; follOwing'order : • •-
The-Corps 'will assemble in twd close columns of-
half -squadrons and companies—right in' front.
RIGHT CoLtnix.-;--This Col'unin Will be formed
in front of the entrance.: to Wimbledon, with its
right .on -S..Lvsnitirotro'res garcled=wall, in. dui
following order :
'1 wo Sritiadrons of the 9th Light7Dragooas.
Half a .Troop of Horse Artillery.
Two Companies Of. Light I rif4ltry.
One Car Brigade of Artillery.
Right Brigade-of Foot Guards.
First Regiment-of Life Guards.
LEFT CoLMIN.--T1liS•COILlthIl be formed 'on
the point where the Combo Wood opens upon Wim-
bledon Green, with:its.lelt near the houses,-on the.
West side of the Green, in the folloWMg order;
• 'Two Squadrcini oet 9tii Light !Dragoons.
Half a Troop o'f 13or a Artillery'. • -
Three Companies of Light Infantry. •
Left Brigade of Foot Guards. •
A Car Brigade of Artillery.
Second Regiment of Life Guards.
'The 14th Light Dragoons, with one troop of
Horse Artillery, after passing HIS MAJESTY, will
make the best of their way into the Kingston Road,
east of the-turnpike, pear the Bald-t'aced Stag, where
.they will form in' column fronting . Wiinbledon
Common. The Officer commanding will suppose
his. Corps to be the Advanced Guard, of an -Army
advancing from Kingston,, whose- obje& is to inter-
rupt. the progress of .the Corps under the Comman-
der in Chiefs direetion, by' an attack on the left
flank, and by these means to afford time to the
Corps to, which His Royal Highness is supposed
tii be advancing, to effeti its retreat, and, by a flank
movement to its right, to unite itself to the main
Army, and join in the;: attack 911 the left flank of the.
Corp 3, whilst advancing by .001ellon from its right
The Line will then. go through seveial.rnanecu-
vres of attack and defence.
. The PRINCE, with the DUKES of CLARENCE,
CAMBRIDGE', and SUisEx, dined yesterday in Camp,
and were, highly gratified by tlteif very handsome
reception. - • •

lion' the LONDON dAZ:EDT., June il, 110)4.

June 11, iSts.
. r., S'PAr F.
Deputy Cornroissory Central William Henry Robinson to
b Commissary General of Stoics, prov4ialis, and forage,
to the FOKeS serving in larnaica.
Con'roffirlsiri in the Loyal Carnsrvon 14,leratritilo Volunteers,
Tigard 3y tbe"Leed LW:armpit. Aired Algy
Edward Griffith Roberts, Gent. to be Lieutenant of the Se.
oand Company, vice Zaceheus Jones, Gent. resigned.
Robert Williams; Cent. fo'keEtstagn of ditto vice liciwarcl
'Cranial Roberti, Gent. promoted, ,
• 11.4 NK. RUPP& SUP 11 D
Hairy Jeterys, of,Wcymouth, linen-draper.

7117
UAL's 11.1.4,5qUE
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Tuts Lady gave a grand Masquerade 'on Wearies-
day night; at her elegant house, in Hanover-square.
A suite of three superb rooms received within their
capacious embrace one of the most fashioliable
circles of the town. The pleasure of pleasing was
never more strongly expressed than upon this occa-
sion. While the amiable Hostess of the night evinced
by her arrangements the greatest anxiety for the
happiness of her visitors; they vied with iach-
°dier in shewing by their spirit, and the eclat of the
scene, how sensibly they were affeacd by her atten-
tions.

The splendour of the hall, and the delightful music
of the Pandean Band, dazzled the eye,.and charmed
the ear, at.the first entrance into. this elegant man-
sion ;- but, admitted into the interior 'recesses of this
temple of festivity, they were soon forgotten in the
splendid coup d'wil which the fascinating variety
of soy masks and fancy dresses presented, and the
lively sallies that flashed through the scene. None
of the company appeared more happy than a Royal
groupe, consisting of Her Royal Highness the DUT-
'CHESS of YORK, and the Duxps of CUMBERLAND
arid CAMBRIDGE. Their Royal 'Highnesses wore
dominos ; that. of Her Royal Highness was
As they entered the house the Pandean Band played
God Save the King.' At supper they were-delighted
with the most favourite loyalairse executed by the
harp and Violin, and did not retire until rbur.o'clock
in the morning. Her" Royal Highness went away
n the DUKE of CANEarnoE's carriage. it has been
insultingly said of, English Masquerades, that; from'
the prevalence of sable dominos, they resemble
funeral proceAion, and the few bright charaders'
look like the nails upon a full, mounted coffin.—
French vivacity could not atibrd any thing more'
animated than Mrs. COKE'S Masquerade. It pre-
' sented neither mutes nor mourners. Of the merit
of the piece, and the ability with Which it was
acted; the names of the performers, anti thuir
several chara&ers, may give some idea.—The Earl
and Countess of CHOLMONDELEY were Pilgrims;
the Earl of DARNLEY, a Polish Jew ; Sir DAVID
and Lady WEDDERBURN, Spaniards; Sir JOHN
JOHNSTON a friar 5 Lord ELPHINSTONR, a Hermit;
Lady and kss I‘,lowsorr, Old Math; `the Dutchess
of ATHOL and Daughter, Fkaver•Girls; Lady BEL-
LINORAM' a Quaker; Lord LANGIoRD,. an OM
Woman ;.1,00 PERCIVAL, a Quaker; Mr. W. PENN,
a Tailor; Ladies CARPENTER, Peasants; Lord Dow x,
a Huntsman; Mr. PRICE, a Sun-{ire Office Man ;
Mr. DOYLE, a :Merry Andrew; -.Mrs.. CLIVE, MP-,
ther Shipton.
Among the most elegant fancy dresses were the
Duke-and Dutchess of ST. ALBAN'S, Lady- LOUiSA.
MANNERS, the Marchioness of WINCHESTER, Mr:
CREW, Mr. H. DAwmiis, Miss DRUMMOND, and
the Cotmtess Of BARRYNIQRE. •
The Earl of BARRXMORE, Lord and Lady LE DE-
SPENCER, Lord and Lady BEAUCLEECK, Lord JAS.
Mull RAY, Dowager Viscountess SNDOVER, arid. Mr.
H. STAPLETON, Were in dOITIIIIOS.
Thefollowing Ladies weremerely speEtators most
elegantly dressed : •

The Dutehesses cl Grafton, Cordon, and Chandos. The
Mat enioness of Salisbury. Countesses Carnarvon, -SutfiAk,
Mount Edgconibe,, Harrington, luston, Kentuare, Kingston,
and Dlrlington. 'Viscountesses Castlereagh, Hinehinbrook,
and Ranolagh. Baroness l.e Despoiled. Ladies Fitzroys, S.
Crake, C. Bishopp, M. Browne, Townshends,
Hume, Btnwttlow, Ileauelerk, Fan; and CunliHe.
tresses Calvert,. Stevenson, Faulkner, jolliffe, iteemantlo,
and Newton. Misses Hume, Cramer Seymour, and Upton.
The Otike De Castrcs, gut Earls of rooter, Westmorland,.
and Kingston. •
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At five o'clock the company began to disperse, and
many of them presented at departure a more whim-.
sisal appearance than at any former period, thus
.keeping up the spirit of the scene to the last moment.
Mr. STANuorr; a Drunken goider,who appeared ‘a
few minutes before scarcely able to stand, leapsd like
a Harlequin, with his .whole.,shop, Japstone and all,
through his coach' window,, and thus made his last
erul well ; while many youths, who 'had figured as
fair Circassiansaafernale Captive.,, sprung upon.the
boxes of their respective carriages, ,and, seizing the
reins, .proved theingelVes from among the most ex-
pert whips that attraa the gaze, of the ring on Sun-
days. A scene.prOduCtive. of more real pleasure, and
embracing So sele6 and large a portion oldie fashion-
able world, has not been witnessed this season. The
music was under Mr. C. GIENAZZINO.