Star.
London, England, 1803-10-28 00:00:00

RO7 iii RPPIEW IN HYDE-PARK.

Yeßerda, and the day before we had the fatisfac.
Lion of Rating to our readers the eircumflances con-
nettled with the Royal Review of the London Dif-
trid of Volunteers, call of Temple Bar, in Hyde-
Park. Today a fimilar difplay of patriotifm and
loyalty was exhibited on the fame fpnt. This fplen.
did and magnificent fcenc confined of the following
Corps, in the following order, under their refine-
tive Commanders 3

His Royal Highners the COMMANDER in Covey.
General the Emu. of Haaitimorox.
EIGHT, NAJ...01 N.
London &WefttnitaLiglitHorte Colonel Harries
WetiminiterVoluntea Cavalry Lieua-Col. Elliott
Southwark Troop Yeomanry Captain Collinean
Clerkenwell Captain Watfau
Lambeth

11017 CIENTRZ. NON. MAJetICII. men,
St. Georgia Volunteer Infantry Col. Earl of Chatter&ld
St. James's Col. Lord Amhara
bloondbury and Inns of Court Lieut.-Col Cox
Royal Weltminfter Lieut.-Col. Robatfoa
Prince of Wales's Lieut.-Col. Andrews

LTY? CIMTIIt. now. 1111111.-011 N. FIT .
St. Margaret's and St. John's Hon. Lieut,CoL Eden
Loyal North Britons Lord Away
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Loyal York Mary-h-Doom Lord Duileannan
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Law Arritiatioa . Hon. Litsit..Col. T. &Stine
Duke of Cigna:Bela Lord Chrtwynd
Sonterkt Place Lieut.-Col. Tierney
St. Gilcs's sod St. George's Lieut.-CoL Sir J. Nickell
Loyal Bridal Artificers Lieut.-Colonel Burton
St. A mirror 'and St. Georges Licas.-Col. Kotler .
tit Battalion I ~‘
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sd Battalion 5 ial itspb Lord Hobart
LIFT. VOA. 11,1/..Cl_tX. stasis.
Loyal Britons Llettt.Col. DayWou
Knightibridge • Major Eyre.
sit Surrey Lista -Go/ Gaitaill
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ClerkenWell Maier Mnias
St. Sepulchre Major Ford
St. Saviour Major Potts
St. Clement Danes Major Skke
Loral Southwark Lkat.-Col. Tierney
Lambeth Lieut.-Col. Edward,
Chstitehurch Major Tallman

St. phn's
St. 01we's

Malor King
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Rotberhithe Mijor Wells
The Doke at Cumberland's} Captain Bather
Sharp Shooters
Gny's Inn Riflemen. Captain Cooke
The Corps were diaributed as follows ; the Right
confining of the following :
a Lendea and Welttninfter 3 Southwark Troop
Light Horfe CieskenWea
$ Weßntinfter Volunteer Cay. s Linubetl
From the top of the Serpentine River along Ken-
fington Garden Wall towards the Uxbridge Road.
The Right Centre in a line at right angles with
the preceding, nretching along the Wall of Hyde
Park to Cumberland Gate, of the following-
-6 St. George's Regiment S Bloornfbury and Inns carrion
Volunteer Iniantry 9 Royal Weitmlnfter
7 St. James's so Prince of Wales's
The left centre in a line, forming an obtufe angle
on the preceding, nretching from Cumberland Gate
towards Hyde•Park•Corner, confining of
t St. Margaret and St. John's x 3 Duke of Glotseefiers
is Loyal North Britons s 6 Sonierfot Place
13 Loyal York Mary-la-bonne 17 St. Olin and St. Georges
14 Law /Aviation 28 Loyal Brit& Artificers.
From this point nearly oppofite Stanhope Gate, the
Wmg of the Left Centre was thrown forward in a
line forming an acute angle with the preceding
Corps—and, terminating near the Sluice at the end
of the Serpentine in the footpath to Kenfington Gar-
dens. This projelted Wing confining of
19 St.Andrevra and St. George's so and st gpeft's Royals
Left, beginning near the Bridge, and &etching
along the Walk to ICenfington Garden, confined of
as Loyal Britons 3* Lambeth
23 Knighdbridge si Chnitehurel
14 iii Surrey 3s St. lobo's'
Is Cterieloren 33 Si. Ohm's
to St. Sepulchre's 34 Ratiarbithe
27 St. Saviour's 33 Duke of Cumberland's
28 St. Clement Danes Sharp Shooters
s 9 Loyal Southwark - 36 Gun • Inn Riflemen
The KING, with that precifion for which he has
ever been dillinguillted, was on the ground exaftly
at the time appointed—ten o'clock. His MAJESTY
was on horfeback. The (Zysta ;tn.' the Patactssas
followed in open carriages.
On the firing of the firft cannon, to notify the ap-
proach of his Mayarrr. the guns of the Honourable
Artillery C.ompaay fired a Royal Salute. and the
troops 'bouldered arms.
On the arrival of his MAJISTY at a central point
in the Park, a fecond cannon fired, when the corps
prefentedarrns,and the =sae played Golfing dr King.
At the third cannon, the corps (houldered and fop.
ported arms.
His Moistly( then proceeded from the right to
the left of the line, and each corps as his Majesty
paired flood fhonldered, drums beating, and mufic
playing
His MAJESTY then returned to the central point
in the Park. after having patted along the line.
At the fourth cannon, the whole loaded and doted
ranks.

At the fifth cannon, the Line fired by Battalions
from the Centre of the Line to the Flanks.
At the filth cannon the fame firing was repeated.
At the feventh cannon. the fame. . _

At the eighth cannon, three cheers were given, hats
waving in the air, and the mufic playing Gob Jive
the KING.
At the ninth cannon, the Line was thmwn into
open column, and marched pelt his Majesty by di.
vifions, Officers fainting, and Colours dropping as
they pallid. The Corps after marching by, proceeded
to their eel-Naive homes.
The morning, though at firff hazy, turned out re-
markably fine ; and before His Mojestv had com-
pleted one third of his circuit, the fun burg out with
the moll ezhilirating fplendour.
It was indeed a proud day for Old England in
general, and for the City of London in particular. It
difplayed thoufands and thoufands of the youth of
the firil city of the univerfe, affembled in military
array round the perfon of their beloved and vener-
able Sovereign, and ready to devote themfelves
on the Altar of their COUNTRY I Nor did it
remain with them alone to affert the ardour, the
patricians, and loyalty of London. The whole city,
under the influence of a fympathetic feeling empli:d
itfelf into Hyde Park, and the fame zeal, fpirit, and
loyalty, that burned in the ranks, fired the foe ills
of the furroundin multitude. Whoever, there-
fore, Mould climate the force cf London by the
number of its citizens in military uniform, however
contidetable, would only deceive himfelf. He that
could read their hearts and penetrate their naiads
would find that every Citizen is a Soldier !