... COOURi' CIRCULAR. The Qaren held an Investiture of the most Hlonourable NWli ary Order of the Bith, yesterday afternoon, at Back' ingham Palace. The Krighits Grand Crosees of tbe Order arrived soon after two V'elock at the Palace, and having been robed In their mantles by Mr. Hunter and Mr. Eie, and wearing their collars, passed inte the Green Drawing-room. Thb3 kfilghta premnt were his Royal ...

... ALEXANDRIA, JUNE 26. [Fixot It oWX COiiMtESPONDENT.] r foltl $yria we have no further news on which reliance ?? be placed. Great prepiarations are, however, making for ?? the army there. Of a large body of regu. Jar and irregular troops arrived here during the last few days a portion have already sailcd, annd the remainder are itn progress of embarkation, including the Arnouts from !Cairo and ...

... COURUT CIRCULARII. The Queen hle!d a Privy Clto;cil ait hialf-paut two o'clock yesterdiay ofternolij, nit 'I wking'viin Place. It was at- tentled by the Lordt Iivy iS ?? tbe First L ord of the Tren- sary, tbe S 'retarlem or S~ite for the HIomrse, Foreign, and C dlenial D.'iirtmrontR; thlu CJieniellor ofthe l)ehy of Lan- esiter, tilt Firat Lort of th Aluiralty, tlY Preildent of the Board (t ...

... IUER3A, JULY 4, 8 A.M. [FPOSI aR,1OWN CoRREBrOPlENT.] HEAD QU'AiRTEIRS OF TiE DUKE DE LA VICTOlRIA AND 01 NIORuILLA. I have bat five, 1inutes to tell you that this important place has just been taken, with all its forts, twenty-two in number, net inn tiding anr infinity of parapeted heights. Cabrera was there in person, with his staff. We saw him (tnounted on a white horse) on a height near to ...

... A HINT TO THB RECORDBR. .W- TO THE EDITOR OF TtEr MORNING CHRONICLE. Slit-I ?? the Lord Mayor's Court on Thursday list, heingi smninonedt oa a rpecial jury The court was crowded with perrons, who attended (agreeably to the sum- monr) at a quarter before ten; b-t the Recorder did not think proper to nvke his appearance until halt'pasL ten. Although the Recorder may set but little value an his ...

... THB CANADAS. We received !ast nigit, vin Liverpoot, Montreal papers to the 30th ult., and make fromn them the following btief extract :_ His Excellency the Governor-in -Chief will leave this morning at seven o'clock in the stWaner, Lady Colborne, fnr Qucbec. The Ladv Colborne will not stop on the wav ?? Perald, 29th June. The adjourned session of the Special Council, which re. sumed its ...

... EAST CUMIBERLAND BLECTION. rFROOM T11P CARLISLE JOURNAL.] In a second edition of the Journal last week, we were enabled to announce that the Honourable Charles Howard, son of the Earl of Carlisle, had arrived here with the inten- tion of ?? himself as a candidate for the representation of East Cumberland, la the room of the late lamented Major Aglionby. OD Saturday morning Mr. Howard met a ...

... DR, IBOIVRING AND MR. LIBRABLI. TO B. D'SIRABLT, 3SQ., M P. Sir-I am sure you will allow me to correct eome (Ut3- ?? uniutentiossal) mlstatements in your speech en Colonel Sibthorp's motion. You stated that I had a passage to Egy ?? and consequently ought not to have c arged the expenses or my voyage. You have been Misinformed. I had Do Q~ue-31'a hi]p to convey we. I had not grataltWO! ...

... IRBLAND. DUBLIN, JULY 17. [EPRO OUR OWN C0nREsrONDFNT.] THE LEITRIM RIBBONMEN. On WVcdnesday last the Ribbon delegates, arrested at Brillinamore, were arraigned before Baron Riehards. The Attorney-General opened the case In a very able statement, and the evidence for the prosecution having been gone through, two of the prisoners then on their trial withdrew, by advice of their counsel, the ...

... -.0 [1FROM TrIlE MtAIDSTO E GAZETTE I MATDSTONn.-The best groundas even ;O this best district have reniained almost staticnary for thle Mait we k ; they hove p!enlty of biue, but the weather has been, and is so na- favonrable, the winds continue to do FO ruuch damage by brntiirg the young shout%, aud the checks the blues t ave ex- psrleeced Irocm thc cold nights and shower; have lseci so ...

... The LONDON AZETTS of TU Cerrilmstitsoa signed bit the Lord Lieutenant 0jAi ea1, ,, Wilts.-s'' ' Blenry Fitmamnrice Petty, Earl of Sheiburne, oevputy- tel tenant; Tanono Morrison, Esq., to be d itto. Commissions signed by the Lord Lieutenanlt of the county of Dusa fries. The Viscount of Drumlanrig, to be Deputy.Lieu~tenant; Robert Johnstone Douglas, Esq , to be ditto; William Jardine, REq. to ...

... GBRMAAN PAPERS. MUNSTER, JULY 13.-His Majesty the King, taking into consideration the state of the health of the Arch- bishop of Cologne, has been graciously pleased to grant his wish to remove from Darfeld to Munster. BERLIN, JULY 12.-We hear that the following ar. rangements have been made, viz,, their Majesties will go on the 15th to Fischbach, in Silesia, and remain there till tha ...