The Sun.
London, England, 1835-07-10 00:00:00

GRAND -----------REvi----EW.-(T_HIS DAY.)

A grand Review took place this morning in Hyde Park, ac-
cord;ug to the following*official order issued on the Bth inst. :
MEvoßANnum. The following troops will be reviewed by
the Kinc, attended by her Majesty, in Hyde-park, on Friday
next, the i oth instant, at eleven o'clock, A. m.
Detachments of the Royal Horse and Foot Artillery, First
Life Guards, Royal Horse Guards, Second Life Guards,
Eighth Hussars, First Battalion Grenadier Guards, Cold-
stream Guards, First Battalion Scotch Fusileer Guards.
The Line to be commanded by Lieut.-General Lord Ed-
ward Somerset, G.C.H.
The Royal Artillery to be commanded by Colonel Fyers.
The Horse Artillery to be commanded by Lieutenant-
Colo. el Whinyates;
The Cavalry by Major-General Sir Charles Dalbiac ;
The Field Batteries by Lieut.-Colonel Cleaveland ; and
The Ft ot Guards by Colonel Sir John Woodford.
The ground to be kept by detachments of the Household
Brigade of Cavalry and the Riding Establishment : the
Senior officer of the troops charged with this duty to attend
the Quartermaster-General to-morrow, at one o'clock, to re-
ceive his orders.
No carriages to be admitted into Hyde-park during the
review, except those of the Royal Family ; and no person or:
horseback, except those dressed in uniform.
The Staff to appear in full dress upon this occasion ; but
the riband is not to be worn over the coat.
By command of the Right Honourable the General Com-
Mauding in Chief.
JOHN MACDONALD, Adjutant-General.
Horse Guards, July 8, 1835.
The fineness of the day drew immense crowds to the scene,
which was altogether very splendid.

EXEMPTION OF TOL

S BILL.

LIST OF THE— MINO.
On Mr. Halfnrd's Amendment on the Exel
ttirtxeby, John Egerton, W. T.
Beatutlerk, Major f Elwes, J. P.
Blackburn, John I. Foley, E. T.
Bell, 111. Goring, H. D.
EnUer, Sir J. Y. t;rimston, Hon. E.
Bean'', It. Haltord, H.
Chariton, E. L. Hodges, T. T. ,
Dillwytt, 1-...,,w. Hodges, T. L.
Duffield v
~ T D. Kearsley, J. H.
buncombe, W. Lawson, A.
East, J. Boller Mangles, J.
Egerton, Sir P. . _

IRITY

mption of Tolls Bill.
Mackinnon, W. A.
Palmer, R.
Perceval, Colon I
Scott, Sir E. D.
Sheldon, E. R. C.
Somerset, Lord G.
I Turner, W.
_...

Wilmot, Sir E.

TELLERS.
Compton, H. C.
Trevor, A.

PRISONERS' COUNSE

LIST OF THE MAJO
Of 43 (Tellers included) who voted in favor
ing of the Prisoners Connie
For the Third Reading ...... •.
Against it
Barnes, E. Hardy, J.
Beauclerk, Major I Harland, W.
Blamire, W. Heathcoat, J.
Bridgman, H. Hindley, C.
Buller, C. Leonard, T. B.
Cave, Otway Maenamai , W.
Curteis, Major ,
_Mangles, J.
Dobbin, L. O'Loghlen, M.
Buncombe. W. 1-:strott, J.
Dykes, F. L. Pease,, Joseph
Elphinstone, H. Pechell, z 4. 11-
.F.twail, R. Pelham, C.. A. \V
Finn, W. F. Potter, R.
Fitzsimon, N. Power, J.
Grote, G. Ituthvcn, E. S.
MINORITY.
Egerton, W. T.
Elwes, J.
Fleetwood, H.
Forrester, Hen. G.
Goring, H. D.
Grimston, Hon. E.
Hodges, T. T.
Kearsley, J. 11.
Lawson, A.
Lincoln, Earl of
Lowther, Viscount
Lowther, H. C.

IRITY
it of the Third Read-
i Bill.

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Strickland, Sir G.
Sullivan, H.

Talbot, J.
Thornely, Thomas
TrelawneY, Sir W.
Trevor, Hon. A.
Wakley, Thomas
Warburton,
Williams, W. A.
Wrightson, W. B.
Wyse, T.

TELLERS.
Ewart, W.
Talfourd, T. Noon

Barneby, John
Beihell, 11.
Bramston, T. W.
Buller, Sir J. B. Y.
Buller E.
Burrell, Sir r. M.
Chisholm, A.
Crippi, J.
L. W.
Duffield, T. D.
est, James Buller
rgeiton, Slr P. de M.

Mathew. Capt.
Patten, Wilson
Pelham, John C.
Perceval, Colonel
Ross, Charles Ross
Sheldon, E.
Somerset, Lord G.
Turner, W
Williams, Sir J.
TELLERS.
Wilmot, Sir Eardley
Mackinnon, W. A.

LIST OF THE MAJORITY
Of 3:9 (Tellers included) who voted in favour of giving Prisoners
Oa their trial) the advantage of the last word in their defence.
For the Motion .
A gainst it
Baines 1:.
Dr.
seaueler6, Major
Elamite, W.
tridgma_
n Hewitt
Cave, • away.
Dobbin, Leon ‘
ltd
L.D9kes F,
B.
Elphinstnn
Etwalt R Howard
Finn 'w •
ritzs'un
IleetAZ'd I.
rote, G'

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Power, James
Ruthven, S.
Strickland, Sir G.
Sullivan,R.
Talbot, J. H.

Guest, J. J.
Harland, NV. C.
Heatheoat, J:
Hindley, Charles
Lennox, Lord G.
M`Namara, W.
Mangles, J.
O'Loghlen, Sergeant
Parrott, J.
Pease, Joseph
Pechell, Captain
Pelham, C. A.
I.l,tier, It.

Talfourd, T. N.
Thornely, Thomas
Wakley, Thomas
Williams, W. A.
Warburton, H.

TELLERS.
Fcart, VV.
Lennard, 1%

errYISTRESSING ACCIDiNT IN HYDE PARK.—
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At
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bout 12 o'clock this day a most distressing
evolutions of the
.-----‘ Occurred in Hyde-park to a fine youth about 15, who
the trees for the purpose of witnessing the
soldiers at the Review. He fell headfore-
rst upon the ground, and upon a surgeon being sent for, it
as ascertained that his collar bone was broken, and he was
43tlierwrise .1
to the
Hos.spanitgaie,rously injured. He was immediately removed
t, but is not expected to recover.
... TALES OF THE PEERAGE AND THE PEASANTRY,
...,
lifelTE tlit) RY
LADY DACRE.—" A more beautiful tale of peasant ,'
bet an
' The Hampshire Cottage' in this Work, truthful,
to alln Coarse, we have rarely read; and we recommend it
ti, who can relish a story unspiced by any strong exhibi-
to a (31 passion, and ungloriiled hy the esnce of titled ac-
tars and actresses. It turns upon a simppr ele incident in a cot-
ger's family : a young lovely girl, betrothed to a neighbour's
ao
-1 grows gradually blind before the wedding-day approaches
.:7-she insists upon breaking off her engagement, and her lover
1412.1irrIes another woman. We should hardly murmur at our
:34:10:Ur in fqueing the pile of works of fiction lying before us,
of
,he always ';,:ad us into such pleasant conlyany as the ' Tales
"e Peerage od the Peasantry.' "—Atheneurn.
Sll . a • .‘
h •ice the stoppage of the supplies, the Bradfor„
• ur ehwardens have stopped +. he ringing of the five, one, and
lsg
lit o'clock bells.