The Sun.
London, England, 1803-09-22 00:00:00

POLUNTW

YtsTEADAY morning, at half past five o'clock,
. -
the Bank of England Volunteers, a insisting of about
450 men,.drew up before the Bank, .and proceeded
to the field behind the Shepherd and Shepherdess,
In order to be reviewed by the Earl of "HARKING.
Torr. His Lordship was attended by two Aides,
de.Camp, the Assistant Adjutant-General, and
Lieut—Colonel MACQUARIE. Colonel MANNING
gave the. word of command. Notwithstanding the
'unlaVontable weather, the Gentlemen went through
ff,
their d‘rent evolutions with great spirit and ac-
curacy. His Lordship expressed his approbation
of their appearance in the most flattering terms.
The Volunteers returned to the Bank about ten
o'clock, to resume the business of the day. lAA
HARR usaios and his Staff went to the Bank at ten
'o'clock, on an-invitation, to breakfast ,with the
Governor and Directors.

At elevtn o'clOck his Lordship and attendants
repaired to Hyde Park, to review the

%VLSI MINSTER CAVALRY.

Yesterday having been appointed for the Review
of this fine Corps, a detachment, composed of drafts
from the London and Islington Corps of Cavalry,
about zoo in number, arrived in Hyde Park about
Lill-past nine o'clock,to take possession of the ground
on which they were to manoeuvre. Atten the dif-
ferent troops ef the Westminster Corps arrived
from their resi•eaive places of muster, and form-
ed in a line from south to -north, on the .extensive
/141 extending from Grosvenor.gate to Oxford_road
entrance into the Park. They mustered about 200, and
Ittaclea very martial appearance. A few minutes before
t weive Lord LIARS I NGToN arti,,d. His Lordship
cod suite passed akrig the front of the line, returning
bet ,s eel) the ranks, and took their station nearly in
the ventre of the north site of the plain. Here the
'Corp, marched by him by squadrons, in Slow time
txeellent order. They afterwards passed his
Lordditp•by single files, and, forming as they ar.
Tivid at the extremity 'of the plain, passed him
again by, squadrons, at a quick pace. They then
formed ortosite to his Lordship, and went through
the several branches of the sword exercise -with sue.
prizing dexterity. This was. done by the whole
body, while stationary ; but a party of twenty-four
was immediately after'detached from the main body
which charged, four at a time, in full gallop,
across the Plain twice, in view of the General, at
the same time performing the various motions of the
sword exercise. The Corps was then put through
their d ifferent . volt] tionio ;Ind acquitted themselves
With considerable aka.. They charged by troops
and in line, in a manner that would not discredit
experienced Regiment.. The Review terminated
hot one.o'clock. Lord HARR iNGToN expressed
himself highly satisfied' with their steadiness, and
soldierly appearance, and declared that he had never
icnown a Volunteer Corps-in a higher state of dis.
tipline. His Lordship then left the ground, and
colonel Et.otot communicated to this Corps the
honourable testimony borne to its merits, by the
aptobation of so distingOished an officer as his
Lordship.
As soon as the Review was over, the London and
Islington detachments formed on the Wests and in
marching off the ground, defiled hi front of the.
Westminster Corps, which paid them every read
by a military salute as they passed.