12 AUGUST 1837, Page 12

The Commissioners of Woods and Forests, acting upon plans executed

by her Majesty the Queen, remarkable for the taste and judgment in arrangement which they display, have given orders for the immediate employment of several hundred persons, for laying oat not only the spacious grounds immediately adjoining Bucking- ham Palace, but also a great portion of the 6reen Park, the improvements in which will, it is understood, be en suite with those Be St. James's Park, executed under the tasteful and discriminating eye of George the Fourth. A full view of both Parks is commanded from the windows of her Majesty's private apartments. Except from these windows, no adequate idea can be formed of the extreme beauty of the landscape below.—Post.