Star.
London, England, 1804-09-10 00:00:00

RorAL PAmar.

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WSTIIOIITH, SIM B.—London was never in Mare
bunk when his MAJISTT reviewed the Volunteers in
Hyde Park, than we were this morning for the grand
review and iltam fight.
tarty in the morning his Maissyr took his ufual
ride on horfeback, and returned to the Lodge to
breakfaa. after which his MAJ stir mounted his
charger, accompanied by the Dukes of Com
CAMIIIDGI and Gcooce crate, attended by Lord
Ravaas, Generals CARTWRIGHT, FITZKOT, and
GARTH, Ste. Her MAJIsTY, the Panic SSSSS , Prise&
&trine of Gcouctsrla. and their attendants fol-
lowed in all the Royal carriages, attended by a num-
ber of grooms, with led (addle horfes, and the whole
formed a very grand cavalcade. They proceeded in
this ityle to Binifeomb Downs. where the review was
to take place. On his Mai as ry's entrance on the
Downs; be was joined by the Earls Canvey. Ux-
*mos, Rossi.rn' Lord Rocca, and a number of
other perfons of dillinftion. His MAJIITY was re-
ceived at the head of each regiment, by their differ-
ent Commanding Officers. He then palled each re-
giment, who hadlormed Gees in open order. while
their kraal bands were playing GOD jaw tbe lasi.
and their colours flying. The review then com-
menced, which the Downs are extremely well calcu-
lated to difplay. The fliam fight was kept up with
very great (pint. The weather being remarkably
fine, rendered the fare truly delightful. The greateft
crowd ever remembered in this country were prefent;
carriages of all defcriptions, horfemen and perfons
on foot innumerable were precut, and we did OM
hear of any accident. After the review, upwards of
two hundred perfons dined at the Royal Hotel.

The Earl of Sr.Vmema and Sir Tnonas Temp
woo■ returned on Saturday from vifiting Liver-
pooh null. ice.

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During the late review at Cox-beatb, a private of
Captain Dswaa'a Rifle Company of the Weft York
Militia, leaning on the =sale of his rifle, the piece
by Come accident exploded, and literally blew drone
hand at the wrift, and the other arm at the elbow;
part of the (battered (Lumps were afterwards ampu-
tated, and the poor fellow bore the operation without
a groan. His Captain prepared a fubfcription for his
wife and children, to which the Officers of the regi-
ment immediately contributed one hundred guineas,
and the piivates fifty guineas: molt of the other
regiments of the encampment hare been equally

In confequence of the good conduit, order, and re-
gularity manifefted by the Royal York Mary-la-
bonne Volunteer Regiment, during the Sham Fight
on Thurfday tag, of which an account was given in
the sTat of Friday, Lieutenant Colonel Sir H. Va-
vasoua, who commands in the abfence of Lord Dint.
casino's, has caufed the fnllowing orders to be iffued,
which. are highly creditable to this truly iefpcitable
Corps :
HEAD-QV ARTE R 3, MARY-LA-BONNE.
Lieut. COL. SIR. H. VAVASOUIet MUMS.
P. 0. Orderly Roan. Sept. 7, 44.
The Lieutenant Colonel la defined by Major General the Earl
of Lamm to ewers to the Royal York Mary-la-bonne Vo-
lunteer Regiment his Lord kip's very high appeobadas a the great
attention and good order of the Regiment, drag the wry bufy
and fatiguing brands of witerday. His Lsr paticalasy re-
quelled it might be noticed to the Regiment how much be admir-
ed the great good It amour and Ready condo& of every individual
on aide return from the add, to the tooment of their Wog dif-
mitred on their private parade, to which the Major General at-
tended them. By Order,
TISOMAS PnLLsrs, Adjutant.