... GRAND RE VIEWT IN 1XLyIE PARK. On Saturday morning a grand review took la ea in ryde- park, in comsiemorationi of the twenty-firat anniersary of the battle of Wiater'oo, in presence of their Iajesies and most of the branches of the ltoyal Fanil', the Prine of Orange, the Hereditary Prince, and Prince of the Nether- lands, the Landgrave and LandgraeiHe of Hesse lomherq, the luke of 0ldeniberg, ...

... P'RI VAXE CORRESPONDENCE- MADRID, Msky hi. Finoin 010t owNI ?? . 5 Thre nrnnours of nit IIItLInIW innth ?? y i ii ny' ln't, ins froelt' virenniated thrnoughout and denis oi f mn tline 5cry best authorit y, i no to tine' pr'op'gatnn 4, hlaseiresulted in tine apipeaninnec of tie Coniinisii nnt'iie, t m'nrji' Codo i a, tine sirn'ets, of Madini'd. Whons, e'sterdav',i.wage erl snnprd t hat Ilk ...

... A serious riot occurred in New York on the 27th ult., which atone Keriowi was likely to involve the personal safety of Mr. and Mrrq. Wood, so well known to the Elnglsh puhlie Kts vocalists of firvt-rate standing. 'Ile scene was the Park ?? ,aitokave tieen a worthy rc'etnterpart of tie celebrated ). ?? row. The pr.iniy cause of it sreems to have been Mr. Wo d's refusail to hing for the bnefit ...

... SOUTH ESSEX ELE07ION. CUEiL.ISIOoitI, 'THItna, s-A 1[NI VrO.-Thle ?? of th is election havet low terminatedl by the official declaration of the stale of' the poll by the lligh Sherifl. It will be ,found that the numbers (lo not vary from these previously given, aed that II r. Paliiieri itijority is only ,76. TlliSi is herc consi- dered a cause of triumph onl the part oft ILt liberals, and most ...

... IREL AND. 1 Pl$C(l'AL T11 1ANNY'. I R iniI Iir A r in it ?? kt\A'sJ AnocoiiC-iiinflii w ii, )Ii nitl IY took p!i lace in t hu ?? In WI)IiC II ?? WII o I of IKi hoinirewar drcatln-t a crrnflpi~oi'iit.a a part hil' FI-lincil Ilv I-,,Iist nooilier evv Ictiiaitictl I'14nII q IVi wsoilill either 1tic giiility or, or perimnit iinv (f hist ul-horIin-i,, ruicII Iil lie,,;an el) ewiii, ! uitp aria fin. ...

... for fter TO THE EDITOR cF 'rit:. MORNING CHRONICLE. Ily, SIR-Seeing that a motion relative to the reform of - the House of Lords is fixed for the 21st, 1 trust to your nd indulgence v; hile I beg to ?? some remarks connected oeo witu this thlreadbare topic, which hsve been mainly sug-- orgested by their Lordships' last oct towards Ireland. Llso Yeas a-O, it n esayof some length, I published ...

... UN'ITED S2'ATES. 1.1% I'lu'llfoll juL:o: 1). B Ni I tie a~rrh ; I of tII I wpiwlict I il p Roscoe, tt II ul ?? II t- ate 1 ices from Il Newt Y'ois t Io Il' 9f) it Ilt. IIl) c ?? coIII tI II llt ; I. Tlhle ar in Texats ik the ?? silbjet in ith' Atnieviit n paplrs. It Ilpp'i;;r~ frout idl til 'I l pibiikhed iI- livll.s tha~t thle ?? ihe Ne w (jlcaels BIl//l/tin tlils thle pirlitulars of a ...

... COBBETTI AND BURDETT. To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. Smn-Astheletter of Sir Francis Burdett to the Cobbstt Monument Comnmittee was inserted in ?? Morning Chronicle, I hope you will see the justice of inserting the Committee's answer, which 1 inclese, and remain, Sir: your obedient servant, Iligh-stteet, June 18. GEORGE ROGERS. At a meeting of the Cobbett.Moilnient Conitnitico, teld ...

... Tnlo DucE or SUasSx.-A bulletin to the following effect was posted up at the Mansion-house, on Friday:- His Royal Highness the Duke of Sussex submitted to the operation of extraction of the cataract from each eye, on Friday, the 10th of June. The progress of his Royal Highl ness has subsequently been as satisfactory as possible. -(Signed) H. Holland, T. Copeland, H. Alexander.-Kensitgton ...

... S27. ,s'ElAS'1AN. [rRoM A totRR ?? N.]- S.. Sebastian,, June 11. Twvo Carliat agents socre this day arrestod, attempting to circulate the falloajing proclamation from Don Carlos amongst the soldiers ofthe British Legion:- TO THE SOLDlFtts OF THE BRITISH L5OGiO'. In the name of Our King, his Royal tt aiesty Charles V. Soldiers ! for the sake of 'yourselves keep silence. I have mide you no ...

... I1MPERIAL PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-MIONDAY. Md UNICIP'AL CORPORATIONS(IRELAND) BILIL Lord LYND)HUJRST presented a petition, signed by lhe tweed one thousand and two thousand persons, inhabitants of the borough ot lBlackburn, praying their Lordships to adhere to the amendments matde by them in the Irish Corpo- rations Bill also a petition fromii the pirish of St. Malry Elhis, Ipswich, to the ...

... PRI VA TE CORRESPONDENCE. eor BERLIN, MAly -20' Cr- The' Friench Prinice's ar1c nov; fairlyl) on thrir naY1 itr I 'jcririi, itIi, this. tin, fifii illiil II i rlrr'I op'h'~ ilt Nothriiig c-ar stirtiic lii f ile -ijjiIjsliii's ort ili goisiji ii i by Frernch palpers. Accordting to eric ofthica, thle mob ticre to inhrneircssed th ti torscs front the roach~l oif I he U akevs, ndt iih while drilo ...