... THE DUKE OF BUCKINGHAMi1. BRILL, Nov. 5.-The Duke of Buckingham's annual political dinncr in this town took place yesterday, under the title of the Brill District Conservative Association Dinner. It showed a falling off in the number of at- tendants: the quantity mustered was under 120, which is a decrease of about thirty from last year. For weeks the agent to his grace has been busily ...

... MllUNICIPAL ELECT'IONS, CAtrNI:.-In this peaceful little borough, we feel plea- sure in saying, there is not that low practice resorted to of treating,' or 1 purchasing' votes: every burgess goes to the poll free and unbiassed. The councillors goir g out Of office were Messrs. J. Wayte, Wms. Blendtn, Geo. Bailey, and R. Bowman ; tihe two former were elected,- Wdtltsire Independent. DEsay..Of ...

... COURT (IRCULAR. WVINDSOIR, TuESDAY. Hcr Majesty aird Prince Albert rode out in a pony phautort this afternoon, attended by the Couritess of Sand. wieh, Hloa. Misses Anson and Pltget, Earl of Listowel, t Lord Alfred P'aget, and Sir Fred. SLOviui. llis Royal Highness Prince Albert, attended by Mr, Georgc E. Auson, spent the forenoon shooting ill the Slopes and Little Park. 'The Countess of Errol ...

... IjERTFORDSHIRE ADJOURNE) Ml- dHABLYfAS QUARTER SEBSSIONS. [IESOb Th SirtlErlle'Jo jI ORTifle 05 OCT. 31.1 THE EW CNSTBULAIRY FORCE ACT. Mr. Phelips would, in the first plcc sm to the court a petition from e large number of the respectable inhabitants of Hloddesdon, iroxbournc, Amowell, &c. The petition being read, represented that in thatdsrc h ordinary constabulasry was quite insufficient for ...

... THIE LATE N. A. ViGORS, ESQ., 3L.1). [FROM THE DUBLIN EVENING VOST.] The late Mr. Vigors was tbe descendant of the good Bishop of Leighlin, and Inheritcd the virtues of that estimable prelate, who, in the dark days of Ireland, shone 1 respicndently in the circle wherein he moved as the friend , anid protector of the then hunted and degraded Catholic. 9 Mr. Vigors possessed a considerable ...

... oYAVALFORCESinehED iERAREA [YnOM THE DEVONPORT ?? xalin The maxuia for decrying the 13ritish n IY n eatn the maritime strength of other rntions, a siugular feature of the times, not at all eomplimentary to the prC53 of England, or to the patriotism of her SOnS. Doubtless much of the feeling which has led to this abstird clamour against the resources oftheir native laad bas originated in sheer ...

... THIE MORNJ G CJIRO VICLE. JI ( N D) (i N: TUESDAY, ?? 3, 1840. IM 1! ORTAA T iN E WS FROM 6YIdA. EXTRAORDINARY EXPRESS FROM PARIS. The following most important intelligence from the East appears in the IlIoniteur Parisien, the official Evening Paper, of Sunday night:- ToULON, Oct. 31, six, p.m. ALExANDnIA, Oct. 17. ;TIE CONSUL-GENERAL TO THE MINISTER OF FOREIGN AYFAIRS. The events of' ...

... 11 OLLAND. THE HAGUE, OCT. 31 -The Sccond Chamber, in its sitting of to-day, heard tile report of tie coanittee Ap- pointed to present thle address to his MaJCsty, and his Majesty's answer; after which the Chamber adjourned to the Ist of November. Some of our papers have spread a report that the Russians arc shortly to conic and garrison this town. We are authorised most positively to ...

... MATRICI3LATION EXAMINATION sox HONORS. OUTOBEII, 1840. The following candidates have passed to the satisfaction of the esaminers, and are arianged in the order of pro. tieicncy:- IN MIA'TE.LMA'I'l(5 AM) NATURAL. PHilLOSOPiHY.-I NVdliiuln D)vi.on1, University CollegC-2. George Jessel, University Collegc:3. Peter Cosgreave, King's College. IN CLASSIeS.-I. 'Timothy Smith Osler, Bristol Col- ego-' ...

... PREVALENCE OF THE SMIALL POX. The following circular has recently been issued :- General Registry-office, Oct. 31, 1840. Sir-In consequence of the great number ef cases of death from small pox in the metropolis, I am directed by the Registrar-General to recommend that in every case of death from small pox registered by you, you shall in- quire whether the individual who has died had ...

... 2'IIE CASE OF CGAPT. REYNOLDS. To THE EDITOR OF THE MORNING CHRONICLE. SlNVe are not thc defcnders of the second Iciter of Captain Rieyntolds, but address you to express our detes- tation of tyranny and oppression, whether of the 31orse Guards or of the Crown. That which produced our re- volutiort of 1!b8 wae not greater than in ?? instance, nor could the Stuarts ?? found more ready or pliant ...

... THBE MORNIA'G CIHROMNGCLE. LONDON: IVEDAVESDA Y, NOVEMB3JER 4, 1840. The French papers of Monday, received by our usual express, publish the telegraphic despatches announcing the complete insurrection of the Le- banon, and the flight of the EMIn i3EacurR, which reached us yesterday by special courier. They are decisive events, before which all the zeal and passion of the French expire. H ...