The Sun.
London, England, 1805-05-17 00:00:00

ROY M. REVliillt OF: VOLUNKgERS.

YE,TV RUNT "thorning the fullowing,Regirnents •
of having mustered at their several
Parities, marched to I iyde Park, the purpOsc of
fits( )os,petcled 'in Brig:ides by the Earl of
"lAN BUR Y atr.l Maj r Geoeral Putriii, and Alien
reviewed,by, t.iis NUJ kt,TY, ViZ.
Rican. BR rc AoF..--Duke of Cumtiorlani's Sharp Shoot-.
ers,', Royal Wevinifister, Royal York and Mary le-bone,
Q„,:tms, I,t t)ttto 24 Battalion, Duke of
ebtcr's, or New Sr. George's.
IcA mt. Margaret's and St. Tohn'ti,
North Britons, St. Andrew awl St. George's Clerk,..nwell,
St, Giles and St, Ge,,r,4-, 81-ontsbury t atict North Briton
Rifle and Grayt_s Inn' Rifle united.
There was art extvi lent muster offal 66o't etti:aive rank
and nle, exclusive ot Drums, Fifes, Band, Officers, &c.
}ifs MAIRVIY dote on. the ground at to o'clock,
in, very great , state, preceded by A large escort of
florle, six Grooms in full Riyal Livery, with led
horws, and the other attendants. The Pit INCE
Of WAl,Wq,' DUK ES.of YORK, CUMBERLA,ND,
Cittvittk MG?, and KENT.; the Earl of FiAitklNG.•
ToN.., and the Most' numerous- retinue of General,
Staff, and Field Ofilcers, we have ever witnessed On
a like. occasion..
1-.111 MAI esTY .was received with the customary
Royal S .lUte ; he then toile down the line in front,
and returned in the. rear,., when. has ing 'taken his
st:tion under th“ shade,of the trecs, the Brigades
went through sev(!ral evOlutions in a good style,
particularly the Light Corps. The' whole passed
Hts MAJESTY in'review order befoie one O'clock.
There w.is an unclmin in number of persons On
the groun!.!, hut the Life Guards kept so good
line
that we did nor hear of any acciihnt.
• HI. MAJESTY' looked extremely well, and war
teceimi by the People with loud acclamations.

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• Yestirtlty 'morning a weaver in Spitalfields, of the
name of .Bn,hell, s-tiaout thirty
uineas years of
we,a, 'under.
took, f,r a wager of five g, to ak from
Shotedirch Churcl.l to the seven mile stone at Ed.
m0r,'1,,0, and hack again, in two hours and a quar:
ter ;he started tit ft e o'clock, and walked wit hoot
stopping on the way till he came to Edmonton,
which hitperformed in one hour and three minutes,
where he stopped 'to refresh ab tut five minute's,
when he set out on Itis journey.back, 'and arrived at
thirteen- minutes after seven o'clock, being two mi.
mites let:s than the time allowed.
Yesterday se'onight' a fire broke out in that p::rt
of the sulturivr, of Kilkenny leading to Kilcreen.
It raged for some time with violence, and threat.
erred, great injury. Though. the damage was not
so great as at- first apprehended, the tabins, &c.
sit,five poor families were consumed.
On'is/lontlay• sennight three 'privates of the zsth
Regiment, now lying at Berwick upon Tweed, and.
two of: the 7th Dragoon Guartls, then passing
through that town, werespending the evening at a
public erade, on finding the' Mistress
frown home, and the house left to the care of a little
gill, for-ced open the door of a closet in the room
where they were sitting, which contained her stock
of brattay," gin, &c. Fonr quarts of the for.
Hier were soon swallowed ; and the fifth, quart (*if
the latter) had nearly undergone the same. fate,
when one, of the Dragoons dropped from, his chair,
and sonnafter expired. An Inquest was holden on
the body, the day afterr and a vcrdil returned Of—
. Died by excessive drinking.,
On Saturday last, about ope O'clock, a most im.
petuous shower of hail fell at North S fields and its
vicinity, accompanied with vivid flashes of lightning
and long peals of distant thunder. Most of the hail.
atones were tranatkably hard, and of a large size,
many of them ineasuling nearly two inches in cir.
eturtlerence.
Among Aheinteresting questions which at present
agitate the public mind, the following is not of the
least importance. Although, neither a two, five,
ten, twenty,' or thirty thousand pound prize;
cepting the first drawn capital, stirred on Monday
in Fortune's Wheel,' is it not very probable, from
the-number, of Tickets drawn on that day,, that
several of those capitals will
,come up on Saturday
next ? All sneh, as are not yet in possession of
chances, would do wall to seriously weigh this

question.
Persons. who tarrtunately are afflicted with
rioniNais (t malady of the most melancholy nature).
have a, safe and easy Remedy offered to them, which
we hope the common prejudice against advertised
IVledicines will not lead them to rejeli—tve mean
Dr. taylot's justly esteemed Remedy for Deafness,
which has performed so many extraordinary cures,
although it is perfectly mild and innocent, and 'may
be used at all seai,ons.with ease and safety. Those
who archot to depend on this statement are
referred to Mrs. Mathews, No. 18, Strand, London ;
Mr. Hughes, Surgeon, Stafford, and Member of the
Royal College of Surgeons, London ;. Mr. Warhur.
ton, Merchant, Sheffield . Mr. Minshull, Printer,
Lancaster ; Mr. Wigan, Hill, Staffordshire,
&c. Sze.' One bottle (price Bs. 6d.) is More titan
xdficient to perform a cute. It may be procured
genuine of Mtg. Mathews, No. iB, Strand.

NE,W3.

GRA,/ ttIRP/D, MAT 15.
Passed by_-tlit Minerva, Furd, from TenefiErt ; Stoffula,
FrAnk6, froin iLlina, Farmer, hum Christiana ;
'tontine, Angek, from Norway ; ',lViercurins, Osmond,
'Young Ilinidrick, Atia3, and Anrou, Seaga', from Kanings.
nark
Argo Frampton. and Cynthia, Way, for
Newfooli.ll,lnd ; Verwattswg, Fortwver, tar 'conrungen ;
luffrow thidda, Vreise, and, longe CIASis ‘Yert3, for trab.
den.

HARR IED
nn Tuesd3y hut, at St. 'George the Martyr, Queen-square,
Thomas Charles Morgan, Esq. M. B. at Chariotte.streat,
Wooly b-Juicy, to Miss klatnrnond, eldest daughtcr af-Williani
Esq, of (2tteen.square.
On Wednesday, at Heyteshory, Richard Beadon, Esq. son
of the riirdion of Bath and Wells, to Miss Antra-bells
A!court, second daughter of Sir William A'C.:aurt, Bart.

DIED,
On NlOnday Morning. on Barnes Terrace, in the Mb year
cif her age, Mrs, Ann Moody, with of the. celebrated Jobn
Moody, hae of the Theatre Royal, Durury-lanearing, Esq. of
,
Oft Tuesday last, aged 26, Charles Hnt W
in the County of Surrey.
'file saint: morning,, lsfithella,
of the Rev:. Dr. Kennett,

ate of the infant daughters