The Sun.
London, England, 1816-07-10 00:00:00

THE ARMY.

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REVIEW.
Yesterday morning the Duke of YORK reviewed
the 2d battalion of the Coldstream Regiment of
Foot Guards, in Hyde-park. it the conclusion, -
his Royal Highness, attended by his Aider-de.
Camp, went to the Queen's Itidihg-house to inspect
the new formed Corps of Lancets, His Royal.
Highness was received by Capt. PETERS, who has
had the instructing of them in the evolutions of this
extraordinary, new, and useful exercise, fur the
last few months; and has brought them to a state
of very great perfection. The Royal Duke, seem-
pan;ed by his Aides.de-Camp, the Earl of Ros-
LYN, General Flovn, the Marquis Of WoacasTsa,
Colonel Moat.at4o, Captain Ft.ovp, Colonel PON"
sosav, and a number of other Cavalry OffiCers,
took their.statiOn in a gallery at the east end,
near the Queen's Palace. The corps then com-
menced their exercise under the continent, of
Captain PETERS. It is a matter of astonishment,
to see with what firthness the men ride their horses
in full gallop, and at the same. time load; firepistols, and change from lance to pistols, and the
to the sword exercise, and again return to
lance, all which is performed ,without' any ineott#
venience or difficulty.
The lance, front what appeared yesterday, iS the
most forniidable weapon that ever was seen in 'big
country, but it can only be used by a good horse-
Man, and when he is master of this exercise. NVlieli
they were in full speed exercise, and attacking
individually, it wits supposed they were in confu-
sion; as is sometimes the case in the field of battle,
but on the word of command being given, the melt
anti horses were instantly :in the greatest order-
The training 'of the animals is truly astonishing.
The exereisevasteluded in ti•rees, Ina walk, trot,
and canter.

' The Duke of YORK, expressed himself 140
pleased, and his entire approbation ut ithe steady/
manner with which the whole was gone through,
and then his Royal Highness retired.
A number of the men of the 12th Light Dra-
goons, who have lately arrived from France, and
of the 18th Light Dragoons,' who have arrive►t
iron) Irel►►nd, were present
,to witness the exer-
cise; we understand they are to be taught it.

THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON'.

HIS GRACE'S ARRIVAL AT CIIELTRI4IIOI,

The Gloucesler Parer of Monday says--" After`
our Paper was at press, we received by express
an account of the Duke of WELLINGTON having
arrived at Cheltenham about hnif-past six
terday evening, accompanied by Lord FtrittoT
Susaft MET. Their approach was most tnexpect-
ed, his eitrong desire to enter the
tOwtt as
.Privately as possible ; but he Was instant-
ly .recognized, and.welcomed by sbouts.of 0.71"
liggionActuar !''front hundreds of spectators.
Was expected that after tuning, he would' shew
himself -to'-the populace, who ‘Yere speedily col
lected, in immense rintubers; most nuxiousiy wait;
see the Hero who is so jUstly d tiO
enoinie"
T. Delitertir, of En itipe P—Cla.ltrtibmis
all gaiety—eoloimi flying, hells ringing, and "Om
thing but joy expressed NI every countenance."
cti ELT Nlf ANI,'JULY: 7.—The Duchess of ;VW
LINGToN arrived ,at .the Plough hotel on Friday'
night. and on SaturdaY proceeded .to .Colonel
ItENtist.t.'s house Sit Gamin-ay, which Las been
taken for a month by these Noble Visitors.
Select Committee, cOnsistittg of the principA re'
sideitts; dtkis been formed to ,iopetiotend the pre"
•parailott4, and to fornt a COlignit!llatpry Address,
which will be pre.,puted by it depntation to his
Grace when he considerable turn of
money has been subscribed for 'the imrpose of
erecting probes, providing beer tor the
1)01)0 ice, .A 1 on day night n general il -
mination will takulare, with &Cry other possi-
:ble demonstration of joy, to evinct.the entho"
siasm of the pcople,,trnd the honest pride wiliciL
ai is
vlbedeenedir4
jsfedvaituiertit.
performed
.honsn byb t y ttii,e i
04..71u,!nc01e0r:
queriit; Herd." Monday's Hall, st..tbe AsscrtiblY
106 ms, has been; on account of the illuminati"'
postponel till IVeilmisday evening, wh'en ths!enni:
patty of the Duke and Duchess of Wat,ttsoToN :
anxiously i*pected,

A Morning Paper has revivett a long story aboot
the attempt made byl3,tron DB K0t,1.7 to libel -Mc
FtP,DINAND ',I'M in 1410. ,This story, it sgYs'
is quite new from St. Helena : it wns, however'
Pil!'ishel two years ago in n narrative by the
at Bon himself, anti eopieffby Mr. aotm"ifil'il
the Antigtrilicart Monitor.
en
T k
he elt authority at Tourv, in the departty
Itltire anti hms stint op a coffee-house°t
in witiOs some !inspected charne'rels, and or!'
zu
Hotter rveirrance, were ateoustometi to also.°