The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1842-06-03 00:00:00

DRAWING AND MUSIC.

MRS. JOHN WARRY, MINIATURE PAINTER and
PROFESSOR of DRAWING, MUSIC, and SINGING, begs
to intimate to her Friends and the Gentry of Liverpool and
its vicinity, that. at the approaching Midsummer, there will
:he a VACANCY in her ACADEMY for THREE YOUNG
LADIES, who would wish to be completed in the above
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either in a Class or by Private Lessohs,
LIKENESSES, finely Painted on Ivory, Two to Five
No Notice required previous to the removal or discrin-
et, 28th May, 1842.

WANTED TO PURCHASE, A LADIES' SCHOOL.
A NY Lady wishing to retire from a respectable DAY or
-CV BOARDING SCHOOL for Young Ladies, may hear
of a Purchase by applying as below.
CURACY WANTED
nf Chester, by a Clergyman of sound view

SECOND EDITION.

Standard Office, Three o' Clock

THE REVIEW OF THE KING'S CHESHIRE
YEOMANRY CAVALRY, THIS DAY.

The King's Cheshire Yeomanry Cavalry, consisting of ten
troops, at present on permanent duty in this town, were re-
•iewed on Bootle Sands, near the Landmarks, this morning,
by Lieutenant-Colonel Marten, 3d Dragoons, now quartered
in Manchester. _ From the extreme lovliness of the day, a
great number of persons were on the ground ; more, we
should say, than, on any former occasion. The scene was of
a most animated and interesting description, particularly
when the regiment was executing the various movements.
We observed several carriages filled with fashionable parties.
The Cheshire yeomanry may compete in point of discipline
and appearance, whether as respects horses or men, with any
other cavalry in the kingdom. Cheshire may be proud of
her yeomanry. The movements executed were nearly as
follow :

PARADE MOVEMENTS.
1 Rear Rank take Order.
2 Eyes Right, Draw Swords, (Officers Salute.)
3 Rear Rank take Close Order.
4 March past by Squadrons.
5 Form Troops, (Trot.)
6 Form Close Column.
7 Rank past by Single Files.
8 Advance in Column of Troops from the Right to Trot
past.
9 Wheel into Line

SWORD EXERCISE.
1 Single Files from the Right of Threes (March.)
2 Right Prove Distance.
3 Slope Swords.
4 Front Prove Distance.
5 Slope Swords.
6 Perform Sword Exercise.
7 First Division.
8 Second Division.
9 Front From Line. (March.)
UOVEMENTS AND WORDS OF COMMAND FOR FIELD

EXERCISE.
1 Advance in Open Column from the Right.
2 Form Line to the Left on the new alignment.
3 Advance in Echellon from the Left.
4 Squadrons Right Wheel.
5 Form Line on the Third Squadron.
6 The Line will advance.
7 Open Column in Rear of the Left.
8 Close Column on the Third Squadron Left in Front.
9 The Column will Advance.
10 Deploy on the Third Squadron.
11 Ist Line, Open Column of Troops to the Left. 2nd,
Retire in Column of Troops from the Right of the
Fourth Squadron, and Form Line in Rea: of the First.
12 The First Line will Attack to the Front, at the Halt, the
Second will Advance by Threes from the Right of
Squadrons, pass through the intervals of the First Line
about 20 yards, and form to the Front.
13 2nd Line Attack to the Front, at the Halt Form inverted
by the advance and wheel about of Troops, both Lines
will then send out Skirmishers and commence Firing
at each other for a short time at the Halt.
14 The First Line will Retire and at the bottom of the
Ground call in Skirmishers, and by Threes change
position Left Back.
The Second will Form on its Left by Column of Troops
Succession from the Right of Squadrons, when its
head arrives on the Left of the First it will Form Line
to the Rear on the Leading Troop.
15 Change Front to the Right.
16 Close Column on the Fifth Squadron Right in Front.
17 Attack by Squadrons and Retire by Threes from the
Flanks. Wheel into
18 The Column will take Ground to the Right{ Line when
19 Advance in Column of Troops from the Right at the Halt
20 The Line will Attack to the Front the Third Squadron
directs.
21 Retire by Threes from the Right of Squadrons (and form
Line.)
22 Advance in Parade Order and Salute.
At the close of the review Lieutenant-Colonel Marten (who
was accompanied by several other officers) addressed Colonel
Egerton, and complimented him in very warm terms as to
the efficiency and appearance of the regiment, and expressed
his surprise to see several complicated movements so admi-
rably performed. Previous to separating the men gave three
enthusiastic cheers. The proceedings, we are happy to say,
passed off without any accident, and appeared to give great
delight to the numerous assemblage. The " creature com-
forts" were not forgotten by the purveyors of substantials,
several booths and stalls being erected for the accommoda-
tion of those who had " a penchant for beer." We ought
not to omit noticing, in terms of commendation, the orderly
and gentlemanly deportment of the Cheshire Yeomanry while
in this town.