... TJI-E MA ORA G (Jill? C)NV I'LE. L O N D) 0 N: MOZV)DA Y, NO VE1BL R I 1i, 1840. The towns of Latakia, Tripoli, wid Tartus, on the coast of Syria, have all been cvacustted by the Egyptian troops, and the small garrisons which they contained have been ordered to bhl back upon Zachie, where InBA7IHI was enldeavouring to con- centrate a force to enable him to protcct Damascus. It will be seen, by ...

... FR{ANKFORT, Nov. 18. (FROM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] The pause which the altered state of affairs In France has produced is filled up with events and prognostics of events with us, which are interesting enough. In Ger. manv M. Thiers' anxiety to disclaim all idea of crossing the Rhine has excited some hilarity; and while there are many who think that such protestations some months ago might have ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF TIIE MORNING CHRONICLE. RESPECTED FnI1END-My attention has been called by a friend to the letter of Astutus, in your paper of yes. terday, upon the subject of the imprisonment of Mr. Baines, of Leicester, for the non-payment of a church- rate. If I understand your correspondent, he gives the preference to political judgment over religious conviction, wherever the two appear ...

... 1.0yGE tp THE SEINE TO PARIS- S v- - ' tL ...

... 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 ...

... E.TmIoN OF HIGH STEWARD OF TH.B UNIVIdRSlTY OF CAMBRIDG R. (LAST DAY.) V140M1 OVR OWN REPORTER.] CAmbpur)cr, FinPAY, Nov. 13 Thc bells of St. Mary's hve beern ringing triplc bob majors since ten o'clock chis meorning, when the final triur-phof Lord Lyad'Aurst was announced, the numbers being- I'or Lord Lyndhurst .7Z3 For Lord Lytteltrn. Mrrjorily for Lord Lyndhurst . -4t Osford has been ...

... CLERiCAL DECORUM. -AP - [MO-I Tim BRIGHTON GUARDIAN.] To give the key to the following correspondence which has been forwarded to us, we must state that some weeks awo a poor woman-and we believe sile was a widow- attended at the bench at Stcynieg to ask whether she could there obtain redress for the injury done to her by the Rev. John Hurst, who Lead shot two of ber pigs that had trespassed ...

... COUITG7 CIRCULAR. Vise.unt l'brington andi Sir T. Wilisihire had interviews with Lord John Russell yesterday, at the Colonial-office. Despatches Irom the Governor of Gibraltar snere re- ceived >estcrday at the Colonial-offiec. Mr. W. C. Ross, A. R. A., returned to town on Sunday eveniegr from Brussels, wiere he had been, by command, to paint portralits of thcir BIegian Maiesties and their ...

... 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 ...