The Sun.
London, England, 1804-05-15 00:00:00

,RRIGAD.& IN HYDE PARR•

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YESTERDAT ni')rning, )ut ten o'clock, 141
Royal Highness the DIT/CE of YORK, accomPiliett,
by the DUKE of CAMBRIDGE, Lord HAart;NGl°
and'his usual train of Staff Officers, entered the POI
at Cumberland Gate, and after inspetting the Itcf2
Waggon Train, proceeded to teview the folloval
Regiments of Volunteers
Loyal British Artificers, Lieut.-Col. tultTatr,;;,
Loyal Britons, - - DAffosw
Clerkenwell Volunteers - - Major Mitcriznc,
Prince William of Gloucester's, Major
The principal manoeuvres performed by thew -
h
lunteers, were marching in line, and charging .es
the bayonet. They in general received twit:lola
of the approbation of the Reviewing General,
1,
of the Commander in Chief. When Prince Wibc.
Liam Frederic's Corps made their charge, to
Earl of HARRINGTON said, " Well done, vier,o
done, my boys ; that was excellent." P 4114,
WILLIAM FREDERIC of GLOUCESTER (the Patroc
Of the Corps), was also present, and expressed tu.
highest satisfatlion at the advanced state of diba;
',line of the Corps which he had honoured with 1.11
patronage. At one o'clock the whole marched 4-
the field, to their respedive places of parade.

Music .—The new Rooms, Hanover squares werce
.opened last night for the annual Concert of Messri.
CRAMER, who both deservedly hold a high tsi„
in.the musical world. The Concert, on the
displayed more excellence in the performance
judgment in the selealon, the music air°gt,ol
being of too uniform a cast. Variety is 'He: "nil
of pleasure, and public taste is not stiffi•c'ea-er.
consulted, when compositions are all of one charalso
The opening symphony from HAYDN was goncl,o,
it has been heard till the ear is satiated. The lap
symphony from MOZART was more scientific t'Las
pleasing. The best of the instrumental Pieces "gej
a MS. Concertante by BACH. This was corned:
in a good taste, before the fantastic refinements
the day became so prevalent. Mr. F. CitAMEt!'e
who ably led the Band, peforined a Concei to on
violin, with great skill, and in the pure style of,' g
late father, Mr. J. CRAMER was not less excelle" ,
in a Concerto on the Piano Forte. Mrs. Bleers°;
TON, ROVEDINO, VIGANONI, and BR AHAM, we f$
the vocal performers. The only encore vt
win,
duet between Mrs. BILLINGTON and_ 13tAgA.04
composed by WfNTER. It is a very spirited cThe
position, arid was very charmingly song'
room was crowded with the higher ordetsl -n •
an abundance of musical critics.
Mr.STEWART Rose, a son of Gso.Ross, EsQ
lately shen refined poetical taste, and sound elihas
w 7.
sieal knowledge, in a translation of Amadis de'Ga.°
Mr. Ross has not, indeed, made entire ver9i'c:a
of this celebrated Romance, but he has given 1 gf
outline, and the most interesting parts of the o.o"gst
nal. From the poetical spirit which Mr. '''httig
has shewn on this occasion,- we presage solnet
excellent from his own imagination.
is goss
The Memoirs of the Life of General VirM4"
lain.-J 2
TON, published from his own Papers by his •
?Oa*
made their appearance this day in London and- -lot
delphia. A more important or authentic Hi'tl-tha
Work has perhaps never invited the curiosity °I •
literary and political world.
We are glad to see a taste for the Fine Artavading the Country. Sir GEORGE BEAUMota !so.
Sir WILLIAM ELFORD are at once patron 4 and p
ambles of taste. • There are new names this YAK,O
among the Honorary Exhibitors : GRAHAM L' #
PELL, Esq. of Nottinghamshire, has furniSh' vci
small specimen :of his skill, but one which g,1:00
promise of something excellent hereafter. ,tej,
likeness of Mr. RozsoN is' faithful and fPill-rt,
Mr. CHAPPELL IS, however, allied to the '*"„ii
he is 'the son_in-law of WRIGHT of
cultivates painting, music, and other elegant
ments, amidst the retirement of private life.
Lord RODNEY, according to the report 01- rho
shionable circles, "is about to "receive the ''- • Gr
01°
MissDAvis:., a' Lady who is well known an"'
admired in those circles. ky, st
M. TIERNEY'S farewell dinner, yestei-Bins'
Somerset place, exhibited many long facts.'" ,ciing,
howeVer, does *wonders, and before the Ir'cc
broke up, there seemed to be some appar°,
convi,val forge fulness: • ntni Cf 4
Mr. SHERIDAN takes the recent disapPlisince•
of his Party with his usual good humour ;
he has little chance of a 'lace, has. cietzsgun-
enjoy a joke.
Lords CASTLEREAGH, HAWICESBUR " ,if
ROWBY, &C. &c. are mentioned in terms
e;
most indecent contempt in a Morning PaP
the Clerks of Mr. Purr and Lord .1\45 he
Those Lords, hOwever, would doubtless have ord
te hg
represented in the very same print as CA nl+
the tali
l
Statesmen, if they had refused to atte""with Mo,
of public duty, except in conjunefin°
Fox. fashian'
The performance of Hamlet drew a yell Theaftes
able audience last night to Covent-Garden the
The only novelty was Mrs.
ST. LEGER in
and
Queen, which she played with• much digr"trY,thef
propriety, although in soine of the scenes she was,
failed in discrimination. Krmaes's Hamletmioa
as usual, a must masterly piece of anictg• mess
;\./loturisa ER played, Ophelia, with much St"'
waa
and feeling, but was rather too feeble in the oe.
scenes ; however, she was very interesting. o its
whole passed off with great spirit ; but owing,_`_atte
length, and that of I/alit:tine and Orson, the 'ln'
did not close till past midnight.
BAnnetsTEß, we understand, certainly
sly
quishes the management of Drury-lane Theatre te,
season. The Proprietors and he, according ti'apac
'port, are but on indifferent teams, and it wn_U gO,
be wonderful if the causes of disagreement _ere
meet the Public eye. •e
The'subjed of the grand Ballet which a Prefro:
sintigmcfos;EANßlrt.,sClo.eemsapeAsstt.'s
ATlllietahterea,etiisontaokfetribe_aall;
is supposc ,
let is to precede that of the Play, and .nforicr,
take
The subject affords fine scope for imaginatT
being,"
enchanted Island, visited by supernatural 'hag
place while Miranda is quite in her in. An
and stored with all the beauties anckliorT 40„.
CC of
and surpri;e,
Nmiasteusr,einadnededN, etocrbome a:ilgenaanntbscolsltrow nn ri,f_arsore

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tHE P.L.44V OF OPER.47IOAr
TO BE OBSERVEO FOR THE PRESENTATIOif oir
cox.olyits To THE LOYAL LONT)ON ON F VOLUNTEERS,
R.I6AY NEkT, THE 18TH or May, 1804.

THE ten Regiments of Lo .
yal Lonoo
to assertible at their posts at slit clock nn kin therunteers thorn.
ing, and march to the waterside for embarkation, b
half past seven o'clock, M. T. y
The Western Regiments to BlaCkfriars.bridge.
The Centre to Three Cranes.
?. Th
under the e Eastern to the
eibles, Tower, where the River Fen.
command of Commodore LtrtAq,
will arrange their boats to receive thein on board by
tight o'clock, M. T.
The Camp Colours of each Regiment to be placed
.
in the stern of the boats, and a streatner, with the
name of the Regimen! and a distinguishing eolotlr
at the head of the leading boat of each Regiment.
fir When the Regiments are embarked, a gun to be
ed at each station, and the boats to assemble off
the Tower. The Tower parade guns to fire a sa-
lute—a Royal one, if any of the,Royal Family are
nn the water.
The City State Barge
Gene. for the Lotto MAYok and
al, and the barges f )I. the Committee and the
Stair, to be stationed off the Tower. The barge for
the Committee to have the 'Colours on board.
To he received by Captain Show and the Harbour
Marines off Greenwich to land under the fire of so
pieces of ordnance from; the River Feneibles, &C.;
and to be received by the Governor and Principal
Officers of Greenwich Hospital, with the Pensioners
arranged nn each side.
and he
RegiOtents to March through the Hospital
and Greenwich Park to Blackheath, and. there form
under the orders of the Earl of HARRlxorott.
The Colours to be presented by the Right Ho.
pourable the LORD MAYOk, attended by the Com.
stittet, in the way to be prescribed by General the
Earl of HAR a IFCTON.
The ground to be kern by the London and West-
minster Light Horse Volunteers, the Honourable
ArtillerY Coinpany, the St. James's Volunteers,
'&c, who will proceed to Blackheath by lan. After
the ceremony is over, the whole will returnd to town
by land.
The Loßn MAyolt,
ttee, and the London Staff, the Coin.
Field Officers of the several Regimtnts
ow The tavern. ground,
entertained the
to be at London
Tivo pieces _
"'en, of cannon, with the complement of
went ;
to be detached from Woolwich for each Re-.
to meet them on Blacea
the kh th, to go through
manteuvres with them ; likewise the Flying
Artillery attached to the Light Horse Volunteers.
ts e Her R° Y;11 Highness the PRINCESs of WALES tO
Y aPPrized place, of the ceremony intended to take
His Royal Highness the Commander in Chief to
be invited to dinner with his Star.
~
eit The Ships in the, River to hoist the Colours of
en
t",eeNatiOn, and man their shrouds, and give three
rs as the LORD AIIAYOR, &C. pass..
The Trinity Board to be requested to add as much
as L'aisihle to the splendour of the day.
Tlhe Depttord Yard the same.
he, West.lndia Dock the same, and other Corps
Setti-W kiticu:y a t!::-. 4iseezr' , and tn 7 rnltrr that
Cart add -to the splendour and consequence of the
day.'
A F:ag from the stone gallery at St. Pauls,
the w+ fusion House, to he hoisted at ve o' 'cloc and
k in
the morning, if the weather is favourable
isAdjutants to attend at that time, and if no Fla g
hoisted, the Regiments not to asseMble Ontil
next morning. the
All barges, pleasure boats, and wherries altend-
ing, not conneaed with this plan must be regulated
tinder the orders of the Lc4r) litYOR2 as Constr.
'tics River Thames.

titiat,...—Mr. THottAs Bast, the Gentleman who
1 had the fatal duel with the. late Lord CAUELTORD,
being in custody with the advice of his friends, was
' Yesterday brought to Bow-straer, in order to meet
‘vbatevercharge might be nhibited against him, re.
11),e0ig that unfortunate transaaion. A number of
witnesses were examined before iSir RICHAaD FolD
and Mr. KataarAitto, but whose teltimony we shall
forbear to enter into any detail of, and only say.
.that the result of the iovestigation wag Mr. BEST'S
being committed to Netvgate, for trial at the en.
suing Old Bailey Sessions, on suspicion of having
been guilty of the wilful murder of Lord C. Mr.
BEST appeared extremely afiliaed during the Whole
of the examinat and did no_t say a word.--Mr.
GURNEY attended as his Counsel.
The University and King's College of Aberdeen,
have Cleded DAVID SCO IT, of Donoinaki M. P.
Reoor of the University for the ensuing year.
A letter from Folkitone, dafed Monday, contains
the follovvin intelligence: " About six o'clock last
evening wigcould
the Enemy.spl .11
obse from the hills several of
oti a curveof the Harbour of Boulhgne.
We could count about 1 •30 sail and among them were
five Brigs. Our squddron ;t the time was
bungeness, owing to the wind not permitting them
under
to lay over on the French Coast ; but on the signal
being made from the Sinal Posts along shore, of
the Enemy being at sea, they immediately got under
weigh, and made all sail for the French Coast."
The following melancholy occurrence took. place
t burley about two milea from Bishop's Waltham,
between one and two o'clock on Sunday morning, the
bet inst.: a rookery belonging to Adr.Eti ward Hough_
was entered by some men,
for the purpose. of stealing rooka,
armed with bludgeons,
..'hen they were
hailed by a person of the narn!... of Millet, 'stationed
there to protea the rookey, who ende,wonied to
persuade them to desist an,i go aWay,
obstinately refused. Millot then left them and re.
which they
turned with Mr. Houghton and his brother-in-law,
lAr. Peter foot ;:a sck,Tlle ensuino., one of tht
men, named j4me3 W,sc, receivi% wound from
Mr. Barfoot with a knife,' which occasioned hia im-
inertiate death; another of them, ri ow 3 e , was
wouded. The Coroner'; ingwest has since sat on
the body of West, and, 'of :e an in7estigation cf
t "10 days, returned a verdia of--I"'' Muider.
I\dr. Barfoot is in cons'ecocnee committed for trial.
This day the-croarter Sesaions fu; the n'Y of
- IVl'ddlescx commenced at 1-licks's Hall, Cletkeowell;
anti to-morrow the General Car.?l Deli Very' will .s,e-
.it'l at the Old Bailey.
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