Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-08-14

(The iIlustrious Duke laid an emphasis upon inc Wo'
!taLnnce Dcrpeur!ie" which brought down thunder OF
applause After some few further obsei Yaons, the no
bic Duke abiding, imagined. TO the hospitality
with which he was al that moment treated IN company
with tie Duke Of Wellington said that he hoped yr''
one Of thsse DAYS 10 take his revenge (rtranche Of the
noble Duke in France The ilius,rious ard gallant Duke
en-. down. after drinking The health OF the British Ar
nv. and more particularly of is great Hehera We
Duke Of elm ,on." (rhmndfrs al afpi.usc9
The Duke OF Wellington returned thanks iGT 'h's'
a.1 with much feeling, necessary ioas's 'io"ta
aud the Insri'us company separated Se'o'e c'Ih'
GRASP REVIEW HIM MAJESTY IS HYDE rAnK
o. THE rH-Oae of the most splendid reviews held
in The cEhborhond Of the metropolis for many years,
took place in igde Park before her Na's!y and many
other members uf the royal family the foreign anIha:sa
dnrs and ministers resident in this country, and the To-
reign ambassadors and ministers ordinary win lhrlr
respective suites.
Horse Artillery, having guns each; 1T Regiment o;
LIE Guards the 81 Gitrn ditto the Royal Horse Guards.
(bu lG'l Royal Ilusssrs. the Royal Lancrrs three
batteries Of field artillery having four guns each; thc
ls and 81 battalion Of the Grrnad'rr Guards, the lst
md ~ harlaors Of the Scn,c! Fusrr Guards, and lie
Is aud ID hattnions OF the Rifle brigade
Long before O'Clock numbers Of respectable people
BEGAN assembling in the Park and took Up positions on
c various sras and standings for which sums vary nG
from I'd demanded, and cIrcruiiy PAID; aud
Ly O'Clock not place 10 be procured Tor either
love money.
The troops began arriving as early rs o'clock; the
2O;h lntInry appointed IN keep the ground, being The
frs, the park. They soon after followed
by the Royal Artillery from Wopwich, the Grrnadrr
Guards from lie porIsn street barracks, the Scotch
Fus,licr Guards from 81, Gr"rgrs barracks the %
rlrr OF Life Qua ds from the Regents Park barracks
the 10Th Royal Ilussars from i"unsow the Rife Bri
godr (blIIrted Chelsea and Fnham The Royal Horse
Guards (riue) from kn9h:shridge barracks, the l2h
Royal l.ancers (birted at Kensing,"n and Hammer.
smith, and the LIST Life Guards from Windsor. About
the same time General the Marquis cf AngPsey, X e.
G.. &. l. Colonel Rogers L;ru Colonel Whnyuies
Lieut. Colonel Cleavrland, Lieut.. General Sir Charles
Dalhac, K G. b ard Major General DOyley, to whom
had hyen depued the command Of the line, the Royal
Artillery. The Royal Horse Artillery, tie field batteries
the cavalry and foot guards and infantry, entered The
park from Grosveuur gate in full military costume with
their varins orders aud badrs and their horses spirn
tdly caarsnnch and attended by their respective aides
&c emp an! ordprIIes.
a, 10 O'clock the troops fnrrnrd in order Shortly af
half past 10 o'clock, III: Duke d" Nrmous ard Mar
shaI S"ul Due &c DuImaia) attended BY Gen. Count
Scbasliani, Gen Cunt DE- Bern CnI Boyer and brl
ant SUITE entered .Ir lines !rom Grosrpnor They
Immediately received by The Duk" Of Wellington
LGrd Hill. Commander OF the inces Lord CUmbsrmeie
Sir Car!rs Dab:ac. &c and conducted down the lines
Al quarter 10 l. HE Royal lgrness the nnke OF Cam.
bridge a.led in field marshal unliorn Prince George
OF Cambridge, dressed general officer; accompanied
by his Serene lghness the Duke Of SAKE Cobourg The
Duke Of Nassau the Hereditary Prince and Prince Nau
rice OF Nassau, Prince Ernest Of llrsse Phllpseiha
Prince Of LeininGpn. Prince Christian of lloesteIn
Prince Furslenberg, Prince Kotchouh"y Prince Frede-
rick Schwar,zenterg Ptlnce Won Putons, Count I1a'
dnw:Gy, Count CrGGuembcrg. Count Andilot. Count
dArr.chot Count de kalting Count de Bnndc General
Count Alton Marquis Mirallnres, Baron Euow Baron
de ScyGiz &c, entered the lines i:O The same gate,
attended by number Of gronms IN the royal livery and
took Up position close 10 the staff erected Tor The royal
standard, directly opposite Gt"svenor gate.
Eleven o'clock was the hour appointed Tor the arrival
rf her Majesty at which lime never VAS SD brianta
sccrc before Witnessed in ti;s country. Tic weather
was most poplIOus the shining IN oil lis usre ana
the park crowded By. il 10 computed, near 2u9 GUO
persons alfred in splendid dresses while TIC windows
Of al the houses in Park lane, AID every other spot
, from which eight Of the review could De o0ta'"ed,
were crowded by brilliant assemblaGe OF beauty and
fashion, the tops Of the houses being also covered with
Spectators The Qieen, who left Buckingham Palace
with her attendants in four OF lie royal private State
carriages, each drawn BY two horses, attended ~ hrr
aids camp horseback. and escorted by troop ni
The st regiment Of Life Guards, did not enter the gates
of Il yGe Park until ~ minutes after ii o'clock, when
salute Of II guns from the Royal Artillery announced
her entrance. The staff with the royal and noble per
snnagcs above mentioned Immediately took up posi-
ton to the OF the flag staff Ranked on the right By
the carragrs Of the ambassadors &c and al % inmates
to IL cock her Majesty entered the lines, VIXEN the
royal standard instantly hrsle6, and The whole oil
the troops presented arms and sausd Her Majesty,
who looked remarkably well, almost enIhus!aEiIcai
j. received.
After tic staff and noble and lIus'rous foreigners had
pad their respects 20 her Mnes,y the Queen proceeded
in her carriage, followed Ivy another carriage contain.
ing her Ladies in Waiting down the lines each body
OF troops presenting she passed, and bands ssr
ing up The national anthem. On The return OF her Ma
jestys carriage to the royal standard the troops com
renCrd their eyuulions They first marched past in
binary time. after which the artillery and cavalry formed
in close columns upon the right oil the ground On The
Duke Of Wellington advancing rear the royal rOritgc
the head Of his regiment the Grsnadrr Guards his
grace most enthusiastically chceied The Foot
Guards and The Rife Brigade then mcrchrd past quick
. lime and. havinr wheeled, formed line.
Whilst the infantry thus forming, the artillery and
cavalry roled by, and having passed the cavalry form.
ed line at 200 PAGES in the OF the infantry, when
the artillery formed the right and The Field Batteries
on the left Of the line Of infantry. After the infantry
had formed their front they commenced firing voeys by
halalInns from the right They tisn advanced, the two
Rifle 5altalions in column and the Foot Guards in line
Tic line then retired in direct chc0a Of hattaons from
the left. and. when halted. formed sqUalcs on the cente
sub divisions nj hat.aions, nanCnyre which asmuch
! applauded. The squares then fired after which they
re- um"d columns and retired forming in the OF
! The cavalry The cavalry then advanced, and having
attacked the infantry retired by hees from tie right
nf sGuadrOns through the intervals Of the infantry and
formed lines The Infantry then returned 10 their orgi-
nal positions Ivy depioyng round by the sknlsheIs, The
artillery firing from the TANKS The infantry then com.
mcnccd 6e firing in most mastery manner, which
! cupicd II minutes and the firing having ceased, both
lines then advanced in parade order, and salued The
band Of the Gpnadier Guards then struck up 'Grd save
the Queen and precisely al two clock tie review he
ing ended her Majesty Quilted The ground followed by
her staff and the brilliant cOrrge, under salute OF 81
guns. The demonstrations Of loyalty and attachment
evnced by the crowd towards the Queen # were
possible, more rrvent her departure than on her
trance She most loudly ch-crSd during her pro-
gress through the park we're also the Due de Ne
mours and Marshal Soull.
We regret to state that several ncciGcrta Of them
Of serious nature, occurred during the morning. by
persons falling from trees, &c.
se6sTBE;S'E'ad,