... FRANKFORT, Nov. 5. tF11O.I OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT.] The news of M. Gulzot's acceptance of the ministry has somewhat calmed the excitement which the prospect of a war had occasioned; but the following article in the Allyemeine Zeitsusi of Augsburg shows the state of things to which the Thiers policy was bringing us The tone of the papers of the Haut Rhin has of late been so violent, that it has ...

... On Thursday evening, a handsome entertainment was given by the Board of Guardians of the London Union, at the London Tavern, Bishopsgate-street, to Alderman and Sheriff Gibbs and T. Watkins, Esq. (president and vice-president of the board), for the purpose of presenting each of those gentleman with a piece of plate, as a com- memoration of the important services they had rendered. The chair ...

... 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 ...

... THE LATE STORAlf -.0 The latc lhcavy rains rapidly filled thi Darwent, Which has risen with m're cclerity thin can be remetfblfO , and the waters havc kept up from day to day at a heigit t lst vs vcry unusual for so long a time, We arc afraid that considerablo damage has been lone on the banks of the river. The meadows on the Nottingham road arc flooded to a vcry unusual ?? Reporter. Lincoln ...

... /B7/.E MOiVMAG CHIO :VICLIE, L 0 N 1 ( N: EDA'I.2SD.A Y, NO VEMBJER 125, 1-10. EXTRIAOBI N'AR'l EXP IZE'S, 1,()1M A. 1lAIS. CAPTURE OF ST. JEAN D'ACRE. The 3lessrger, the official evening journal, ol Monday idght, contnins the tollowing telegraphic 1 TouLON, Nov. 22, TImEm o'Croex. 'Tlie Pliornix, English steamerf, which reaeherd Mialta oil the l th, announces the capture ot' St. Jean ...

... COURT CIRCUIAR. Her Majesty the Queen Dowager, accompanied by Prince Edward of Saxc Weirnar, arrived at her resi- dence, Marlborough.house, Pall-mall, at half-past four o'clock on Saturday afternoon, from Sudbury-liall. Her Majesty left Sudbury.hall on Saturday morning, and was conveyed to town with her suite on the London and Birmingham Railway, by a special train. Her Majesty's suite ...

... I'VE XORNIA'G C(il? 0 IVI COL. L (3 N i0 1(1 N: SATURDAY, NO1V .MJBEA 21, 1840. We received last night the Paris papers of Wed- nesday, which should have reached us on Thursday last, but were delayed by the stormy weather. The able speech of Cunut MONTALEMBsIBT and that of M. CHARLES DurIN are the most impor- tant things which they bring. That of Count MONTALEMBERT, Who llas lately returned ...

... EGYPTA ZVD MOITAMAIED A 1, LETTER VII. The stir of military propart ion to which Meolianmmiled All has becoame habituated, and that species of xcaitement vhich the chances of war abound with, have so long kept he energies of the Pacha on the qui vic that it is loubtful if lhe could now csist without this khnl of dis. :raction, lie has played at the game. of war so iong, and Ucean o successful ...

... 7'UTTI1 FIRUTTI. A NOM DIlE CUEltEE. Letters from Vrtinc stale that Prince George of Cam bridge, travellig under tile title of Lord Tiipperary, hal arrived in that citv. This is what thcy ciinalln hifeY ailo, mcaning, that lils Royal Hlighnless is an Irishmal unknownst. At all events, hc has taken a good nam to go through the world wilil; and well may he wear it 'ipperary is Icat door to ...

... 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 ...

... EGYPT AND 2A1VAMJIED AlI. LETTER IX. One of the most enlightened of the French travellers who visited Egypt conversed with Mohammed Ali on the subject of government; and, in reply toa question of the Pacba's respecting the nature end results of republican forms of government, he said to the l'acla, to under- stand them thoroughly you must suppose yourself in the position of the people, and ...

... Fiii'(i'li J'A)'l1?S OF lTESDAY. Thle lollowing isipeared inl a Second Editiont of, shle :Ilos'sning (Jbrsuslcle ?? yelterday] Tihe CJowrrier Fr,'staiess of' Tuesday recuirs to thle ausei- of diffi'rence with the Crown which led to the resgigation ot' M. THi.R.S, The latter, it salys, in- sisted, the 21', of' October, onl sending the French ticet to Alexusdria to resist thle proceedings, of ...