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

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THE series of Reviews of the di4rent Corps of
'V.-oh:lndus of Londou, Middlesex, and Westminster,
whiCh have taken place in the course of .thosiunitar
befOre His AlAsusTY, croditabk: as they hive, beets
to the zeal and patriotism of the Defenders of the
Country, were terminated yesterday by a Military
Di play which was equato any thing that has pre-
ce.lcd d. At eight the Troops marched to Hyde
Park. The. Brigades were composed of the folloW-
ing•Cotr
First Surrey, tient. Colonel GAITSKILL.
Loyal Britons, Lieut. Colonel 1).,, v 150 N.
St: Saviour's and St. john's, Alajtir eUTTS and Major
KING. -

. Loyal British Artificers, Lieut. Colonel Bus-Tort.
Thoce William Frederick's, or St. Clement's Volunteers,
Lieut. Colonel

First Tower Hamlets, Lieut. Colonel fvlowsit.
Whitechapel, Lieut. Colonel HANDY.
St, .teorgers and St. Cathetnic%, Lieut. Colonel Sp 1. tot
and Captain I E NI: INS.
Bethnal Green, Lieut. Colonel E.:A/IR-ICI:.
Christ Church and Ratcliffe. Lieut. 'Colonel SrErnetts
and 'AMA. Cdr.)11:1 Lk/ U L COT T
Shoreditch, Lieut. Colo 1-
- R SII L
Lieut. Colonel TaOhtriou.

These Corps collealvely amounted. to upwards of
5000 rank and file : they extended from the wall
near Bayswater to the very further end of the Park.
The right wing .Was commanded *by Major-General
the Earl of Rummy, and the 'left wing by Briga-
dier-General CARRUTH-ERS. At ten o'clock His
MAJESTY attended b; the DUKE of Yonte, the
Earl Of HARRINGTbN, Colonel ADDENBROOKR, and
the whole of the Staff Officers, entered the Park.—
The columns of the two Brigades immediately de-
ployed into line., • and the command being given to,
openteanks, there was a general salute.
lizsIqAJASTY and suite then passed in front and
rear of the, line, while the Bands of Music played
God. Save the Xing, and the Grenadiers' .Mareh:
Jlrs MASIsTy took post in..front of the Ilrigades.
The Troops then marched in line,
.and, considering
the disadvantage arising from the effect of the .late
rains, acquitted themselves with the utmost steadi- •
ness and precision. The whole broke in open cci-
lumn to the left, entered a new alignment, and form-
ed line, the left divisions havieg previously
.been
thrownforward, and the rear divisions filing into it.
The line then broke into column to the right, en-
tered into the original alignment, and. formed line
by the rear divisions filing up. In the course of these
manoeuvres the companies fired from the flanks to
the centre. The line marched up, after which there
was a general salute. The line wheeled badkwards
on the left, and passed His MAJESTY in review.
The Corps then marched off to their respe&ive places
of Qarnde.
Every thing conspired, to give effe& to the scene.
The stiff shone forth with all the splendour of the
season. The military array, connected as it must
necessarily be with those which have gone before it,
was of that destription which Must be'ealculated to
convince our great Opponent, the Autocrat of Frarite,
if his spies gave him corrc&. information, that his
hopes 'of the conquest of this Island are as vain as
the zeal, loyalty,. and 'courage' of the people are un-
paralleled in. the history of any Great Nation on the
lace of the Earth: