11 . . TIBOOPS TO DE A§SEMBLED ON WINItT.V.HQNC.i.V.I - MON, TO-:NIORIVAV, 10TH JUN A r 9 II E. PGItPoSE OF BEING REVIEWED BV1110:11.0AL • HIGHNESS THE PRINCE REGENT. •• ,• • r. . . ~. General Ilk Royal Highness the f )IJ K r °CC Ast nlt in 1 - ; E to torn- ' ;nand, under the orders .af His Royal 1-iighil..s thorPi ncE of Yort K. Commander in Chief.. . ... 1- • ,-- Gea.Lord Heath- 1:t .Gen. Barton Ld. field command- Lt.-GenPag et .. Maj.-Gen., Hot CadSliy. in the ton t Lieutenant-General Lloyd, commattding the Artillery. - Lieutenant-General Congreve; ditto Travelling Mortar Brigade.`" Lieutenant-General Sir H. Burrard; . ditto Infantry. Major-Getteial Dilkes, ditto Guards. Alajor-General Turner, ditto Militia. C Maj - Gen. M‘Farlane - Lieut.-Gen. the Mar ui., 3 q . 1 Nlap-Gen. of lluntiy ' ( Maj -Gen. - Volunteers. FIRST LINE --LIEUT•-COLONEL DALRYMPLE. 200 Lieutenant-Cokuirl Willis. lso Lieut.-L:010M amilunt. bo Captaiii Elicks. 2.20 Lieut.-Colonel Wright. 70 (.'apt. Selion. 9)) Major Fassoil. 64 Captain Speddiug. ROYAL ARTILLERY. Travelling Mortar Brigadel3u Lieutenant Stevenson. 4 Troops of Ilorse Artil- 400 Lieutenant Colonel Dixon, •• -lery • - • - - ltidin Troop, ditto 50 Major Quist • Pancras w- T, i e 4 louse Piniwr Stoke Newington Uxbridge - .; - LIFE GUARDS.—LIEUT -GEN. BARTON. Ist Regiment - - '298 Colonel O'Loughlin. , c2d ditto - - - 320 Lieutenant-Colonel Earton. • .T iE NATIONAL. ,REGISTER.- EC; EN'T'i' fftvt w VOLUNTEER INFANARY Kensington • - - ROYAL ARTILLERY. $ Light Brigades - - 360 f- Colonel Borthwick. - I Leavy ditto - - 3 1 Battalion Foot Artillery son Major-General Ramsay. FOOT GIJ %HOS -MAJOR-aI:NE.IIA DI IKES• Ist Regiment tit Battalion 84)5 Colonel Wheatley. Col , lstreatn Detachment 3d Detachment 654 5 lion. Col. Cranky Onslow. VOt.UNTEERS—LIEUT. Fast 'lndia Brigade - 1300 I th Loyal Londim • - W iiitechanel - - 430 Botlina! Grr-!en - 210 Shoreditch - - - 170 Rateliff - - -13 U Christchurch - AI ile End Prince of tVales's no I .oyal Surrey - - 430 St. Georges - - 360 Prin. Charlotte of Wales's .ton , Lainbeth - - - 135 ,-CO!.. ALDFNI3ROOCE. Colonel Thornton. INIAjor Reid. Lieut.-Gol. I Tardy. I .ivot.-Col. Carrick. Major Marshall. Major Paulin. Major Meyrick. Captain Jones. Major Craig. Lieutenant-Colonel Gateskill. Colonel Earl Chesterfield. Lieutenant-Colonel :Lock. Lieut.;Colonel Slade. 100 1(111 LIEUTENANT-COLONEL H MINA G E Custom House, - - 370 Lietit.-Culoppl Nilson MAJOR-GENERAL J ENE IN SON. Queen's Royal - -33 u Col. Lord Buckinghamshire 5 Lieut.-Col. H. R. H. Duke North Britons - - :200 t of Sussex. D. of Cumberland's Rifle Lieut.-Col. Lord Yarmouth Lieut.-Col. Lord Dtlncannon Col. Lord Chetwynd. Cot. Lord Antherzt. Col. Robertson. Lieut • Col. \lagniac. Lieut.-Col. Sutherland. Major Jones. Lieut.-Col Davison. • Majot Powell. . Lieut -Cul. Cowper. Captain Cooke Lieut.-Col. Reader. - 300 Duke of Gloucester's - 150 St. James's - - - 300 Westminster - Clerkenwel I - - - 300 St. Giles's & St. George'; (250 St. Ma rga re t's & S t.John's 200 Loyal Britons - - 180 keofGloucestcr's L.B. too British Artificers - 150 Gray's-Inn Rifle - - 30 St.Andrew's&StGeorge's 150 LIEUT.-COLONCL HARDT. Sorry Sharp-shooters - 55 Colunel Earl Rothers. l' , f-nwell and Weymouth 65 Captain Weymouth. Camberwell - - - 180 Lieut.-Col. Smith. Epsom - - - 140 Major Bridges. Kingston - - - 120 Capt. Knight.. Richmond - - - 100 Capt. I. , rt is. Roehanipton • - 120 Major Clarke. Streatham - - - 100 Capt. Robertson. Tooting Light Infantry - 63 Capt. Lord. Greenwich WaterFe s ncibles2oo Capt. Brownfield. Lay tonstone - - so Capt. Davis. Waltham Abbey - . HO Capt. Southeby. tun. .clitillery Company 300 Col. Curtis. SECOND LINE. MILITIA.- , -MAJOR-GENERAL TURNER. Fait London - - 4(12 Colonel Sir John Earner. West London - - .390 Colonel Hunter. ict Tower Hamlets - 300 Colonel Beaufoy. Yd Tower hamlets . CAA Colonel Smith. • REGULAR CAVALRY.-m.MAJOR-GEN. BOLTON. isth Eight Dragoons - 558 Colonel Jones. 15th Ditto ditto - 558 Lieutenant-Colonel Grant. 12d Dragoon Guards 3d Dragoons - 432 Lieut.-Col. Lord C, - 374 Lieutenant-Colonel Mundy. VOLUNTEER CAVALRY.-LIEUT.-COL. COTTIN. Light Horse Volunteers 150 Colonel Herries. Westminster Cavalry - cio Colonel Eiliot. London ditto 45 Colonel Anderson. Croydon ditto 30 Captain Brickwood. Godley Hundred ditto 35 Captain Wyatt. Surrey Yeomanry - 170 Colonel Earl Mothers. Wandsworth - - 40 Captain Traton. imbledon - - 40 Captain Paterson. The Battalion of Royal Artillery, the Brigade of Foot Guards, the Militia, and the East India Brigade of Volunteers, to be drawn up three d•'cp. The remaining Corps of Volunteer In fantry to be two deep. The several Corps of Volunteers to be formed in divhions, under the direction of their respective Inspecting Field Officers, who will previously assemble them in three divisions, and in that order march them to the ground in connected Bodies or Brigades. His Royal Highness the PRINCE REGENT will be on the ground at eleven in the morning precisely. It is therefore ne cessary that the several corps and brigades shall arrive on the Common (marching by the most convenient route) so as to stand assembled in close column of companies, in and behind the right of their own ground, at nine o'clock in the morning, ready at the moment, when or !erect to deploy into line. They will be conducted by the Officers, who will have had their respective positions in line, given to them by Officers of the Quarter-Mater-General's Department. In this manner the right company or division of each corps will stand on its proper ground which it is to occupy in the line, and the others be in close column behind it ; and each corps will, fir this purpose, march with its right in front. From this situation the general line will be oAered to be formed by deploying to the left. '!'here will be an interval of five paces between each corps, great or small, and each will be formed at close files according to His Majesty's regulations, twenty-two inches being allowed for each Gle : the ranks will then be (vetted, and the Officers advanced in front. . Such corps as have guns will be allowed sufficient ground for them on the right of each, in addition to the interval of five paces. On- the firing of Olefin!' signal pin, to notify his Royal High ness the Prince Revitt:s approach, the whole will stand shoul dered in perfect order, and the guns of the Royal Artillery, and - - those of the Hon. Artillery Company, Will immediately fire each a Royal Salute of 21, guns. When his Royal Highness arriyei at a given.central point in frnnt of the line, a second cannon will fire, and the whole line, as much at the same instant as possible(each Corps by com mand of its Como:lauding, °Meer) will pre:welt aznt.i Offifelit . . . . f .. ,