... 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 ...

... VESTBBN AUSTRALIA. A meeting ef the land purchasers in the settlement of Australind, Western Australia, and others, took place on Thursday, at the London Tavern, in consequence of a requisition, numerously signed by persons desirous of ob- taining further information respecting the change of site of the settlement from Port Leschenault to Port Grey. JOHN CHAPAAN, Esq., deputy chairman, ...

... The French papers of Thursday, which our ordi- nary express should have brought us in time for our Saturday's publication, did not reach us till the evening of that day, having been dlelayed by the boisterous state of the weather. The Courier Frangiis, the Siteing the C'onstitu- io(nnel, all the Liberal journals, which supported M. Thiers, and his war or intimidation policy, were indignant on ...

... 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 ...

... WRECK OF THIE CITY OF BRISTOL STEAMER. Baisro.,, SkTURuAY VNfirar.-l aim sorry to be obliged to confirm, so nearly as subsequent information warrants, the aceount I sent you yesterday of the loss of this Ill- fated vessel, and her unfortunate crew and passengers. It will be seen by the subjoined letters, received this morn- Ing from Swansea-the latest and most authentic intelli. gence ...

... LAR] MlAJErS7'Y and the PRINCESS ROYAL. I [FROM TElt COURtT CIRCULAR.] Thc bulletin of her Majcsty's health isued yesterday waS as follows:- Buckingham Palace, November 27, 1840, Half-past nine, A.SM. Her Majesty and the infant Princess are both doirg perfectly well. JAMES CLARK, M.D. CHAW.IE LococK, M.D., ROBERr I E'GUSON, M.D. RICHARD BLLAGDEN. The Duchesr of Kent arrived at thc ...

... 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-' ...

... A VOICE FROOM lRELAND. To THEU EDITOR Or TRE MORNING CHRONICLE. Sin-'Tis long ago we heard of you as a good sort Of paper, and true friend of poor Ireland; but now they tell us you'rc as bad 's the rest of them (if not a great deal worse) on the head of the Repale. Sowli and you'd better takc care we would not make a Mourning Chro. nickel of you, before you'd have time to say Trapsticks. ...

... OFF BEYROUT, OCT. 22. LFROM1 OUit OWN CORRILSPONDENT.] Upon the 14th instant the old Emir Beschir, former Prince of the Mountains in this district, arrived from Sidon in the Gorgon steamer. The secession of this prince front the party of Ibrahim is likely to be productive af great eflects, as he is, without doubt, the most in. iluential man ill Syria. The terms which hesolicited were merely ...

... THIEL MIORNINVG ClIRO.YiCZLE I, O N 1) -i N: FRIDAY, NOVEJMBER 27, 1840, We have received by our ordinary express the Paris journals of Wednesday. Attention was alto. gether absorbed in that capital in the debate of the Chamber of Deputies. The French telegraph, it seems, has brought some details respecting the taking of St. Jean d'Acre. It surrendered after three hours' bomnbardinent, and ...