... BERLIN, AUGUST 22. [PROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] After the autumnal mamceuvres at Magdeburg, the Czar, who will be present, and for whose sake those cx. ercises seem to take place rather earlier than usual, is is again expected in this place cc to join his Empress. From Berlin they will proceed straight to St. Petersburg, accompanied by one or two of our princes. Such is the report now current ...

... ARRIVAL OF THEROYAL WILLIAM STEAS SHIP FROM NEW YORK. LivEarOOL, MONDAY. Last evening, at six o'clock, the telegraph announced that the Royal William steam-ship, Lieutenant Swain- son, R N., which sailed from Liverpool on the evening of the 5th of July for New York, had arrived off Holyhead on her return voyage. Few persons were present in the Exchange-room when the announcement arrived, the ...

... W1ELLINGTON MONUMENT.-Thie subscription for the Wellington monument has been increased since the 18th of June by nearly 4,0001., making the amount altogether at present about 14,0001. A Sos' TO CERRERUS.-The government papers say that Mr. Daniel Whittle Harvey, M.P. for Southwark, is to be appointed registrar of hackney carriages under the new act. MADAME GaRse AND HER HUSBA'ND.-A Brighton ...

... . P ALIAMENT. mula-p:lv HQTSE OF LOIADS-FRIDAY, AUGUST 10 . Their Iordsships met at the usuaL hour, and after the Royal assent hkad been.givon. ?? ?? the ?? ?? SLamp Pios Bill, t.hel ?? Bill, tireJu- yeiile Qffeude6rsBil,,he- Slave Iradti Treaties..(Sicily) Diii, tlie'Slave: Tr~ade Treaties .(Tusca~ny.) .lBill,. the. Afliunza-.l td6ns Bill, the- )teevery of! Tenements Bill, the. Custody of ...

... DEMONSTRATION FOR. UNIVERSAL SUFP.AGE AT IPSWiHu. (Abridged from the Essex and Scffolk Times.) The appeal of the Working Men's Association to the Operatives of Ipswich met with a cordial response on Wednesday evening last. The spacious hall under the Literary Institute was too small to contain the numbers that flocked to the meeting, and hundreds of persons were necessitated to remain on the ...

... YAUIMOUTH ELECTION. A rather curious contest has just taken place for this borough. At the late general election the Whig candi- dates were Messrs. Rurnbald and Wilshere; the Tories, Messrs. J. Baring and Gambier, and at the close of the poll, after the most barefaced bribery on both sides, the Whigs were triumphant. Mr. Wilshere ,the lowest of the members returned, being 92 a-head of Mr . J. ...

... The Queen held a Court and Privy Council yesterday afternoon, at the new Palace. At the court Count de I.ndolf, the Sicilian Minister had an audience of her Al ejesty to deliver a letter from hi's so- vereign. His Excellency was introduced by Viscount Pal- merston, her Majesty's principal secretary of state for fo- reign affairs, and conducted by Sir Robert Chester, master of the ceremonies. ...

... VOQMAISSION OF LUNACY. Yesterday a commission of htnacy was opened before Commis. sloniers WINSLOW, MiURRAY, and Wr'ST, at Lbs Gray's-Inn Codlee. hiuuse,' Holborn, for the purpose 0f ansertainiog the state of mind of air. William Errsden, late oi Sand, near Guildford, Surrey, and stine an Inmate of Dr. Warburton's asyium for lunatics at Beth. nal.green. Dir. Ito.Nina.v attended as counsel In ...

... we have been furnished with the aopy of a memorial from the debtors in White Croms-sireet prlsou, presented a few days 4ineo to his Grace the Duke of Wellington, directing the attention of' his grace to the difficalties in which many thousands of debtors in England will necessarily be in- volved, should awiy delay occur in the passing of the Abo- lition of Impriponment fbr Debt Bill, and ...

... THIE MORNING ChRONICLE. LONDON: THURSDAY, AUGUST 2, IS. A new and fierce accord, breathing enmity and insult towards France, is manifest in almost all the journals of Germany, north and south. No doubt this is in part a tribute of welcome flattery to the CZAR on his visit to that country, and shows a desire on the part of courts and court- organs to stand well with the imperial visitor. The ...

... ST. SEBASTIIN, JULY 21. [FROM OUR OWN CORRISPONDENT.] I have had occasion rfore'thauotto mentioa that little reliance is to be placed upon reports circulated, as It weres from this place about Bilbao anid the port eoath of U8. So far from Bilbao being threatened with a. silege, as has been -very. generally circulated in Bsyoile and its -neighbour- hood, I doubt not, by the paid ogent! of- DoB ...

... I'he LONDON GPA VBTTR o' TUESDAY, July 31. mama* = BUCKINGHAM-PALACE, JULl 27. ?? day ha d audlenee of her Majesty to take leave:- Thel Cont de Stroganoff, Ambassador Extraordinary fhv the Emperor of Ruassi. Prince Sohwsrzanberg, Ambassador Extraordinary from the Emperor of Austria. The Baron -de Ctpellen, Ambassador Extraordinaty from the King of the Netherlands. The Prince de Putbus, ...