The Sun.
London, England, 1803-11-16 00:00:00

)3RIG' ADE IN 111"DZI AM

YeSTIADAY morning there was another triode
In Hyde. Park, under the command of Major General
BUltßiittli, and the Inspeftion of Lieut. General
the Earl of HARRINGTON. On the gegitnents m.
tering the Park, they formed along from Combo..
land Gate towards the Gravel. Pits, in the following
order
Royal Westminster, Lieut.Cel. It*StAISOR, Ritir
St. Giles's,and St. George's, Sir 1. Nlc now.
British A/title:6'l4 - Ultras:, Rt. Cent?:
St, Andrew's and St.Gcorge's R Apart, Lt. Court
Clerkenwell, - MAcxtAc
Loyal North Britons, . Lord RSA Y, Loft.
On the arrival of Lord HARRINGTON, the Bri.
Bade was put in motion by Major. Gen. BultitAlLD
advanced and retired in line several times, sites
which they formed close colutnn of Companies, in
the rear of their respedive Grenadiers, and then
close column of Regiment on the Loyal Artificers
(right in front). They now, in order to put them.
selves in a smaller compass to pass over to the ex.
tremity of the Park, formed two lines, by deploy.
ing to the right, on the Light Companies• of the
North Britons and Artificers, when they marched
strait forward to Bucktien.Hill, experiencing all the
difficulties of the way. They were several times
broken, but formed again with alacrity and or.
redness. The Brigade did not go through many
of the manoeuvres that the preceding Brigades did ;
they only changed their front ; that is, took, up a
mew alignment, and individually made a charge
against .as party of Dragoons, which was placed
for the purnose. The'St. Giles and St. George's,
Were the first Regiment which was put to the
charge, under the eye of Lord HAlt t tiotorr, who
immediately marched them to the centre of the
S'atle* and a 'second time instruded them in that
That materiel movement, leaving the other five
Regiments to General Eyelets), on Buckdcn.
Mill, who singly put them to the charge ; alter
which they marched up to the piece of gtound Lora
Hillitifoircar bad marked out, and charged like.
wise before biro. His Lordship took great pains,
reticularly in instruding them how to charge
aryoneti .

Saba after two o'clock, the Regiments were dia.
Tniattedltorn the Park, and marched to their respec.
tive patades, by the diferent Park Gates. Lord
liAaelttO•roN was attended by his Staff, Lord
Amxtiat, and several other OffiCen.

•
- • • Yesterday at one o'clock, the Biciorrobury and
inns of Court Aspotiation mustered, for the purpose
• of being inspeaed by Colonel Jetty:mew, the In-
ipeding Officer of the Disteitt. Particular instrue.
lions were issued for every Member of the Corps to
attend, whether. in the line or not in full uniform,
with arms and fixed flints, accoutrements, turnserew,
piekei and brush, two spare flints in the pockets and
with' a great coat slung.
About a quarter after two n'elock, Col. JERKIN.
. tole arrived—he was met at the Gate by Col. Cox,
and the Field-Officers. A Line being formed two
•teep, the Col, walked past the front and,rear ranks.
4'4 first Company then marched near the entrance
°l the Hospital three deep ; they formed open order ;
the Captain then delivered to- Col. JENKIFT3ON
Card, containing a full account of his Company; and
after the Colonel had made some inquiries, the Of.
ficers did the customary military honours before Win,
and were dismissed : Sergeants were then ex-
'unlined; the Company then, with shouldered arms,
Opened their Pans, and the Colonel passed them,
and examined the state of their Muske ts, .Pouches,
41,e &c. Each Company underwent a similar•lii-
.
apedion. The Colonel examined the general Mus-
ter Rolf, which was signed by each Member, and
contained the time they entered, their trade or
Profession, and their residence, to the number of
about 5,200 ; the initialler mustered yesterday were
941, besides Officers.
A number who were not present on the Fast Day,
look the Oath of Allegiance.
The First Regiment of Royal East India Volun-
teers were inspefted yesterday morning by Colonel
Ilslie.NAot. The Regiment arrived at their field
ttelslington at ten o'clock, when, they immediately
firmed line, opened tanks, and presented arms to
Colonel HARNAGE. After hiving gone through
every maneuvre, the Regiment formed a circle,
when a very pathetic letter was read by colonel
:THORNTON, from the Daughters of Sir Ltottuf.
- PAY. E L 1., late Colonel of the Regiment, expressing
their extreme afflinion at the loss of their muck-he-
loved and esteemed father, and thanking she Regi-
ment in the most handsome terms for the very par.
titular attention and mix& they bore him. The
thanks of Col. Hae.NAn F. were afterward, convey-
ed, through their Colonel, for their steadinesi and
steditr-liKe appearance, with which he expressed
himself highly satisfied.
Lord 'WHlTworine's Regiment of tfolmesibile
Volunteers was inspetled on Friday last bar Colo et
_T7wIsDEN, who was pleased to
NI, Colonel Lord
'V* ntrwoßTH Many handsoomlimen 'upon
'the soldier-like appeatanGe ofme thec menp.. Thets Regi-
inept was prevented from going through their slitfe-
rent mateeeuvrei, by the imtlners of the day, which
was much to be regretted, as the whole are getting
into a perfeft state of discipline, owing to the stria
attention of Major LANIZARD to the service, and
t 0 the indefatigable assiduity of the Adjutant, Col.
.Fat DIRIC!res who constantly Attends all the- drills
•of the different Companies,- which• consist now 'of
Bevel), havinglately formed a Rifle one, out- of the
Colone's own Company, which had -augmented 'suf.
ticiently tp - admit of it—no small proof of Hi'
lordshipi popularity ; indeed, nothing can exceed
the high respe& in which the Dotehess anti his
Lordship are held by all ranks in the. neighbourhood
(4' Knole. To judge Of his I,,ordship from his ap.
pearance, information, and knowledge in all 'mili-
tary concerns, .•it might be thought that he had been
Soldier all his life, instead of pasting the greater
part of it in,Foreign Courts, with so much reputa-
tion aid credit to himself, and with honour, fidelity,
and advantage to his Country. The worthy. Sheriff
for the County has raised a,Company, end does his
Lordship's Regiment the honour to hold a Commis.
Sion in it, at the head of his hardy men of the Weald.
The Regiment, is under marching orders, to. do
fourteen days
.gar-rison- cluty at Maidstone, hoping
FY that time their services 'may • be. wanted further.