The Sun.
London, England, 1820-08-02 00:00:00

REVIEW BY THE KING.

LIGHT HORSE VOLUNTEERS.
R• Head.quarters, Gray's Inn Lane,
' 31s July, 820.
teert palanquet congratulates the Light Horse V.volur?-
on all the circumstances connected With the Review at
iiwood scrubs on sat urday last.
nt'sanquet received on the field the King's corn-
Preset4it73ltake known to every Light Horse Volunteer
That the —,I"K had availed himself with peculiar p.leastiire,
enrin ernnssion of pain to mount a horse fur the brat
.iine
liorsegrsjivtral weeks, for' the purpose of seeing the Light
That
tit unteers under arms.
the ecien kung feels the same interest in 1110 prosycrity of
to his M the same confidence in its zealoits attachment
u„s
0,.
aiesty
erson arid Government, which the late King
t, occasions forward to express.
He - • earnest wish, that the effective
strength ng entertains an
°I. the corps „
should be increased to its establishirent
extent(/'
~e. c9arldence that, bv a zealous exertion of the widely-
tan influence of the Members bomposing it, this object
eorue sPeedily attained.
slieatirnel Busangiret has the highest gratification in commu-
king,sl•ta the Light Horse Volunteers the expression of the
Mr(4.l aPprob t•o f their appearance and conduct at
tbetfuri Scriibs oan 'tianti(i'rday last, conveyed to tire Colonel
kwing letter from his Royal Highness the Cum-

By order of the Colonel,
JOHN BAMFORD,

Captain and Adjutant L. H. V.
Copy
°'r
a Letter from his Royal iighness the Conimandet-in.

Chief to Colonel trosanquet.
, Horse Guards, July 20, 1820.
PressiapPra~o hate the King's commands to convey to )-o
of his Majesty's warns approbation of the excellent
thec
islileehxnt
4ce of the Light Horse Volunteers iti
the
in4t it "esti' -was graciously pleased to express his npinion.
'''t
'eg in ' uipent anti cbrrectness of utorement
the }erolutions perforined by the corps, would
ett highly creditable to troops who have bad more fse-
te NurqPiirt unit ies of acting together ; and in. communicating
41:tjeSts:lf, anti to the corp's collectively and Intlttlually, his
ritt t.liaidis for their zeal and attention, I am. to as.sure
'43 n peculiar pride and gratification'that his-Majesty
• rereei
tinued 'eu in their appearance and performance, a con-
setvi "ilnifestation of that devotion to the interests and
colid„,,°t fthe Public, which has marked anti distinguished the
is Perst,,; ;he corps for many years; and which his Majesty
3'ertiut, e‘=",, forms a certain pledt,e for rimewed and extended
I°'lll enerer 'the welfare of the Country may call it
I have to
!,,I4r1"11 in I ir,,,,Pre you, Sir, of my warm and cordial partici-
're" grat'g' hire
sentiments; and it is We source of
shotrid , liieation to.me, that his Majesty's improved health
r"aee permitted his Majesty to witness the merit to
representation could barely have thine ample
beg t • ,
'thd t.„
,-eperinitted to add, that the acknowledged:merit
vreatejt;"e'is of the Light Horse Volunteers naturallmay y
b, that the numbers of that excellent corps
"gtnersted, through the zealot's example afforded by
1lt• your Officers, and all the Gentlemen now compos-
...o
Qn€l BoSa I am, Sir, yours,
nquet, FREDERICK,
(``e• &c.. Commander-in-Chic

bro. 'fltch Mail has arrived, with Pampers from
sis to the 28th ult. Apprehensions are en-
-114e,.1.!4ined hi that city that the Neapolitan Revo-
-4dooo ....,
,„; will make the tour of the Italian States.
'lt "ees from France state, that -the Ultra-
43:lists in Paris entertain hopes that France
rest other Continental States will interfere to ar-
restr_ its Progress. Several persons have beenl
41 ed. at Milan by order of Government. 'he
' to feline squadron' which lately put to sea is said
4,lave lost four men by the plague..
tne ef.ebrated model of Gibraltar, and the
-.l.la°t(sAis removing from the model room of the
10 - 'J"08 Palace by water, to the Ordnance
7-"' at WOOttLiCh.
Toil. eSter _
daY all the Members of the Royal Fa-
triotY, ' and their , several Households, went out
ofof
iris irn'ng, fot the -first time since the death
ei.ate MAJESTY
're:elle: Preparatio.nS at St. James's Palace for the
be Ptton
uf the Duke of CUMBOLAND, have
toe'L countermanded. The Coronation :having
t4r7l-1 Pustponed,his Royal-Ingliness.does not re-
tk- t„° Eriglandl:at present.- ,
to t`',,,ecillisition was yesterday presented to the
veli,n,lAYoa 'requesting his Lordship to con-
e -I,`` ‘iirt of Common Council, to consider
t.aoirri;issrootriiett?-4 of again. petitioning
.the House of.f
e subject of the proposed Bill o
also or
I an the
Penalties to degrade the: QUEEN ; and
' "nling to some Resolutions on the rejec-
.. on of c 0 min
Cipit,% late Petition.
considerable
luantit
.-`7l:-,XCIIANT GE, AUG. 2.—A c
N‘qich l, ()I. Wheat remained oiler from Monday's supply,.
but
ieW ht„:"e•Avas little or no demand this morning,lll;mg,l,, PliCes - ers -at market yet prime samples support D'lmm, s
the
se. although the 'sales were exceedinly heavy; n 0 1 C
cheaper
cl,i nceaAe
so nels°,le,:i: ::ritei aeflirtoi :it% be lowerenTa7Vu
t;
ime Oats
A sr
.: Id liarleY, there is no alteration. are
ris rat
ls . —h In Beans,
says—
the Party nf Dover, dated July 31,
' - smugglers, some time since taken. ond
to c°ast of the Isle of Thanet, and committed
theo°er Gaol, were this morning removed from.
the„.ic,t to. the shore for conveyance to a ship in
gliarud"vits ; they were escorted by a military
•iachtoire creating much tumult ; however,
in throwing stones,..aad a man at-.
to • rescue her 'from. the, Constables,
at; wertrt:halllgil.
littrs,oe:
it.l,),Loth
,-corrunitted by the magistrates to

POttitY,

The QUEEN is guilty, Rumour still declares; •
The Quie is guiltless,, half the Nation swears;
Between the two how will ille.staud the test ?
The only refuge is the QUEEN'S own breast.

ON A LATE RACE. •
" The Doctor is distanc'il !" a deep one exclaim'd,
" What Doctor ?" saidone who failed Syntax had vaned;
Not he," said the first, " who two cups. won of late,
" But the Doctor who wanted to win the Queen's plate;
" The Castlereagh colt ran him quit:. off the course,
" And pt oved the poor Doctor a good-for-nuught horse."
• aeIN7'ER-BURY.
St. Stephen's, July 24, 1820

REGISTER OF FASHION.

LADY CASTLEREAGIUS FETE CHAMPETRE.

At North Cray, in Kent, that delightful villa,
upon which her Ladyship has expended large
sums in tasteful improvements, a Public:Break-
fast was
..given. on Monday 'last. The saloon
and the .other apartMents on 'the ground floor
were appropriated 'for the entertainment. The
visitants began to arrive at two o'clock in splen-
did. equipages; with four horses and out-riders.
The lawn and pfeasure-grounds attracted'inUch
notice from the judicious manner in which
they were' laid out ; a band of choke musi-
cians were stationed in, an alcove, and played
quadrilles and country dances. The Dejeune
took' place at four o'clock, after which the ju-
venile part of the company danced on the green.
There were several fanciful erections around ; in.
the
_cool of the evening the. gaiety "of the scene
was at its zenith. The Marquess CAMDEN and
family, came from their beautiful chateau, called
the Wilderness.; and many other Noble Families
who
.were resident in the vicinity. From Lon-
don were— •

Prince Lichtenstein, Prince'Esterbazy, Duka and Duchess
of Richmond, Duke of Wellington, Marquis and Marchioness
of Conyngham,Marchioness of Downshire and the Ladies Hill,
Earl of Westmorland, Lady Georgiana Fane, F.all and Coun-
tess of Clonmell; Lady Carrington and Misses Smith, Lord
Clifton, Earl and Countess of Clare, Lord - Ashley, Lady
Bentinck-, Lady Elizabeth and. Miss Palk, Count Itterburg,
Count Pollien, Lady Bethel Codrington, Countess Caer-
narvon. and Lady Herbert, Lady and Miss Pet' e; Mr.
and Lady Charlotte Greville, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Arbuth-
not ; Lord and Lady Amherst, Countess of Harrowby and'
Lady Mary Ryder, Countess of Bathurst, and the Ladies Ba-
thurst, Lady Hunlocke, Earl and Countess Warwick, Count
and Countess Lieven, Duke and Duchess Decazes, Earl of
Yarmouth, Mr. and Lady C. Smith, Viscount and Viscountess
Granville, Marquis and Marchioness of Worcester, Count Ca-
ramati, Baron Decazes, Baron Fagel, Count LiVoiph, Count
and Countess St. Antonin, Duke de Prias, Earl of Fife, Sir
C. and Lady Campbell, Captain Fitzclarence.