The Sun.
London, England, 1810-07-31 00:00:00

Ei)nich sbril3Nth

Song, by Chapman, was raptnritinsly
Mrs. Bruntdn, Mr. Field, and the rernain.ler of th4i.
company, which is. an exceeding good one; ere-
happy in their respealive parts.
The dexterity of Sn!ith On the saddle astotti,liett
all N'irho saw him. Taylor is,an-adinir%b'e Hor/e7trin;•
aud Mrs. Pincot t, we have no heSilation in saying;
is one of, the most elegant acid gucclul
bines of the preSent day. As the. Clown, I,au4
rent kept.. the house in one coutiiii.ed roar of
laughter,

to-day the weather has not been Very inidlemeht;
nor very ,favourable, a strong breee fttlin
the .Sotith, but wi,hout rain. Tt.e s'lew u .cott-
pany oo the nice hill was gratifying to behold, thbi.gh
the presence of thtt Prince was wanting to make the
scene complete. One holt of the sta.! vva..
Talky otht•r .14 aP`'
proprtated, as is• cos-in:try, for the ttr.she.s and
sPortsrnen of the turf. Th., spOrts, and their fritults.,`
Were as follow :

rst. A Viateof thie ,Hundred ititlS, for three yr olds;
6st. tour yr olds, ist. glh. five yr Bsr 5,,i4 yr /Ada
.and aged, Bst. I zlh. Inaret alto, cd 3,1, l our notes.
Loot Egremoor'bc. h. Election, 0 yrs tOtt • • :
Mr. Laohroke's-hr. (;',Jaray, 5 y:s old •
Mr. Blake's b. c. leroboain, 3 yr Old
111ajor 1V iteatley's in. queen of did
Mr. 13ouverre's b it. Dist:vont, $ y 0.., . ,
2d.-7-The Pci,vorth Stakes of Ten ui-ite.is
Guineas added from the Fuoot, o-r lour yi
olds, 751. 71b. five-yr oicis at. 710.-,six yrs olds, Sit. and
9at. 311) mares allowe.t sto. Four miles.
Mr C. Brown metrics Mr. Williams's gr. IL St. Andtra, 5
yrs old - • - - t
Mr. Ladbroke's b: rn.. Trimbush, j yrs old a. a. 1.
Lord Egrertiont's c. 1. Castana, 4 yis uld 3
Mr. Howorth's I,eremYt 4-yrs old . .4.
Mr. Shakespear's b. h. Nuticio, 4 yrs old 5
In-the first race Guardy bolted, and after being
turned twice by his rider, elKicavoured to recov-r
the ground he had lost, Elebtion being abouta quar-
ter of a mile in advanc-', but inafejually. The odds.
were- five to two on Eletiion at starting.
The next and last race of the day was won easily
by the favourite, St. Andero, in 111,.! course 'of Winch
the-only incident worth noticing wa', that
broke down. Some good sior,i we hear,is.cxrtt, "
ed on Monday, and au extra match or two is al,,
ready made for Tuesday.
The Prince's barotiche came in to-day from •T„on-
don. Hig Royal'HzhnesS, according to our foi-Lncr
report, will be here ou Wedntsday next.

GLENGARRY REGIMENT OF LOCAL

Inverness, 1u!), 18, aro,

On Saturday last, the 14th Instant, the Giengarry
regiment of Inverness-shire Local Militia had the
honour of being-personally inspected by Lieutenint;.
General Lord. Viscciunt Cat Licari , Commander of this
Forces, before whom they passed in review, per
formed the three first successive manceuvres and
the seventeenth, and retired in tine, by open cut
lamb of companies, covered by their' light infantry,
which,lill then, had ailed also in line; the battalion
firing twelve rounds, and the light infantryeighteen
rounds of blank cartridges. Previous to thetr.ittove,
ments, in going along the line of the firSt battalion,
his Lordship'remsrked their " fine soldierly fares"
and afterwards noticed " steadiness." When
their evolutions were •perf,rmed, Colonel Nl'Doi.
nell was addressed by the Commander of the Forces,
in presence of his officers, assembled in fr6ht cf the
regiment, and his Excellency was plea,ed to say,
he was happy in that opportunity of expiessing ht
entire approbation and sAtsfaction at the a.ppeir.nce
of the regiment, and the precision with which thosj
movements ere peribroied whiOh he ha,: witness-
ed, and which would have don, credit to a• °lcier
Corps, that he had expetted much, but that hi. most
sanguine expettalkis were far surpassed, that he,
was.astbnished. •

" The manoeuvres performed in my presence this
day;" -added he, " are by no men's things eav to
• be, done, and could not be acquired without great
attention aed perseverance, on tile part of the Com-
manding Officer, and being ably s,conded bk all the
other officers, and indeed the exec Lion of every Intl,;-
victual belonging to the corps. They are the grand
foundation of all military movements, whetht't term-
ing part of a larger body, or afting by itstlf. 1
been accustomed to consider Highlanders as fLtik-.
ers, and, from the conduct and appearance of. your
regiment this day, such a regithetit of Highlatidas
is an. army itself, and, should their services be re,
quired, i would be proud to consider myseltsunder
its pro.tettion." The Lieutenant-General conelnded
by requiring, that the officer would explain his
sentiments to the men in 41)eir own language.
Colonel Nl`Donell, and all his. officers in a body,
waited on Lord Cathcart, as soon as they had marett-
ed the regiment into town, and joined his Lordship's
suite to the Town-hall, vyhere the freedom
of 0114
city was presented, by Provost Gilzean, to his Lord-
ship and staff; to Colonel Williamson, I. F. O. and
to all the officers of this fine local corps. not former
burgesses. Colonel Msllonell of Glengarry and
Lieutenant-Colonel M‘Pherson of Cluny, both -of
this description, also witnessed the pleasing cere%
mony, and Viscount Cathcart made a very neat ami
appropriate speech on the state of the- wootlen
nittattory of Inverness, and the rising improveinttits
of the county.

,After the freedom of the town was grinted,on
Saturday last, Lord Cathcart was driven by Gleo4
garry, in his curricle, attended by the Hon. Midttt
Ramsay, and the Hon. Captain and Mr. Cathcart:
They proceeded to examine the progress of the"Cd.i
ledonian cdnal, and returned to dine with the otti-
cers of the Inverness-shire LOC3I Militia, in the.
Northern Meeting Rooms, where the principal re=
silent gentlemen of this county had been invited to
meet his Lordship, so soon as his deterininarron wa,4
known; and the Noble Viscount's urbanity capti-
vated all present here, as his manner had already
won the hearts of the soldiers in the field.

His Excellency listened with great attention and

enjoyment to the Gaelic songs of the blind
fir:., arid the pibrochs from the large Highland bag-
pipe. Two of his Lordship's toasts met peculiar aL.
teltion, " Claiabh agus Breachdhain," and ", The
Nl`Donell, and may his race be continued." This
last toast was received standing, and his Lordship
-retired without sitting down. Lord Ca theart's
health was immediately drank off, with thitie times
three, the Hunt Hall'echoing to its sounds ; nor did
'the company break up till a very late, or rather aro
early hottr, all having passed off .4 'ph the utmost
conviviality and concord. We .observed, among
others, the. following Gentlemen, viz.—The Magis-
trates
and Clergy of Inverness, the Right-Hon. Lord
Cathcart, Colonel Williainson,•lnspeCting.Field Offi-
cer, Lieuten.nt-Colonel Bowes,., Colonel M'Ketizie
of §catwelliColonel Macleod, Major I-Tamil on, and
Caps. Falconer, ot lite 78th regiment, Colonel Rose,
of Kilravock, Mr.Baiilie, of amain, Mr.DaYidson„
Contra, , Mr. M'Gillivray, of Dunmaglas, Mr.
ot Kilbockie,Mr.Grant, of Glenmoriston,Mr. '
Aobettsori, ofinches, Mr. Fraser; you.4;er, of TOr-''
breck, Mr. Warr,nd, of Warrandtield, Mr. M'ln-
tosh,- of Itaigcnote,..Mr.M‘lotosh, of KirktOWn, Dr.
Kennedy, &e. &c. and there can be no .00tint his
Lordship's following- would be great, if he ever call-
ed for aid torn these mountains. •

The °dicers of the Clengatry regiment of Inver-
ness-shire Local Militia gave a spl.ndid ball, io' the
Northern Meeting Rooth, to of this town
and neigobOurhood„ upbn Monday last; which was
keptup with great spirit till, halt past three o'clock
neat Tuesday morning. -We regret to say that
Wednesday deprived us of their society, as we never
WitilCSiird a better behaved or less otfen,ive set of
men, both officers and prii:ats, of which not
one has beettseen the worse of liquor since their ar-
rival, nor nave we-discovered a single quarrel be-
tween-any of Uttar and the town's fetoe, or 2111011 k
themselves.,

, • MA!
ARaivzo--2Lisbon, I Cadiz, t Uubjin, lluE---t Gotten.
burgh.

PRIC IE 01• sTocks
Tills OAN AT O'CLOCK
66 Red. Ann. -

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Sr'LENT Quls DICERE FALSVM AUTICAT?

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MONDAY, JULY 30, 1810.