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... THE PEACE REVIEW. The review which is to take place in Windsor Great-park, on the occasion of her Majesty's birthday, will be on a very grand scale, embracing, in addition to the troops at present in London and at Honnslow and Windsor, many regiments ...

... THE NAVAL REVIEW. . . . , 10l- as A A more splendid sight never was seen on the for nit |waters than the vicinity of Portsmouth presented on bee di- jrWednesday, when the Queen reviewed one of the 'Fh he most magnificent navak armaments ever collected ...

... THE RUSSIAN REVIEW. On arriving in the rear of the Spur battery on the Coni- cal-lill and the most advanced Russian telegraph to Mailc- 7,enzie's farm, (says the correspondent of the DJ,ii13y Aeivs) C General Luders, the Russian ?? 1 by a numerous staff ...

... REVIEW AT ALDERSHOTT. On Monday the Queen accompanied by the Prince Consort, and the princesses Alice and Helen, reviewed the troops in camp at Aldershott. The Commander-in- Chief, the Dake of Cambridge, was also prensent. There are about 13,000 men of ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. WISAT.-The deliveries have been well kept Up, hiat from this point will materially fall off, as the farmers will be immediately eugaed in the hayfields. There was a fair quantity offering from the near counties at Mark-lane l ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. W'YErAT. - A very large supply appeared at -Mark-lanc l, on Monday from Essex, but from Kent there was a limited quantity. The splendid and forcing state of the weather for the past week caused much anxiety to sell, and the millers ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. WHEAsT.-There has been a continued buoyancy and up- ward tendency at the various markets held throughout the week, and both merchants and millers have shown con- siderable disposition to get into stock ; wherever the con- dition ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. WHEAT.-The trade in this article has been without life. The fresh supply from the near counties has been short, which induced the factors to demand very high prices and this produced caution on the part of the millers, who at] ...

... REViEW OF THE CORN TRADE. WWHEAT.-There continues to be the greatest inactivity in the demand for every description, and until the condition has been materially improved, these does not appear the least prospest of any amelioration ia any department of ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. a i4 a-O )a al T1 'ii WHRAT.-The week opened with a most favourable aspect, the money crisis still pressing hard on all firms connected with America ; and there have been numerous failures to very heavy amounts. At Mlark-lane ...

... REVIEW OF THE CORN TRADE. WHEAT.-The trade continues to be subjected to sudden changes, both up and down, it is occasioned by the atten- dance of-numerous buyers from the midland counties and Yorkshire at Mark-lane last Monday, the supply being less, ...