The Sun.
London, England, 1830-08-04 00:00:00

BUCKING ITAAIS MU.

The election for the county of Buckingham takes
place on Thursday next. Although no contest is
•expected, the event excites extraordinary interest.
From a spirit of riildry, personal pique, or some
other motive, the 'candidates (the Marquis of Chan-
dos'and the lion Robert Smith) have determined
to bring us many of their tenantry as possible to the
hustings, and it is supposed that Aylesbury will be
fuller than on
.any fermer occasion. A !large nnnn-
her of coaches have been brought from. London, and
other places: to convey the voters to the hustings.
All the houses, of entertainment in the town era to
be open at the expense of the candidates; and re-
freahments, including wine, are to be given ad libi-
tum to all comers, It is calculated that this freak
will cost each of the parties about 5,000/.

BATIT,ELEqTION.
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, The, election of,two .Parliatnentary Representa-
tives for this city took place ut tlic Guildhall on
Saturday. While the Cletk of the Peace (Mr.
George) was casting off the number of votes, a
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Their MaJESTIEI4, accompanied by the Duke of &lam
Prince Ferrol:awl: of Prussia, Prince Geonon of Cunt-
berland, and attended by the Master. of the Horse to the
QUEEN, and the Ladies in. Waiting .on her libourr,
went in three carriages and four„ escorted by II detach,-
inent, of Lancers, about eleven o'clock yesterday morning,
to, the Regent's Park, and inspected the Regiment of the
Royal Herse Guards in the court-yard of the barrrekt.
The KING and QUEEN and the Royal party aferwarde in-
spected one of the Regiments of Life Guardeo and" the
Royal Horse Guards in Hyde Park. After the review,
their MaissTres, the Duke of Sussex, Prince Latovotars
and the rest of the Royal Family, together with a large
party of General Officers, est down to a defame given try.
Viscount Coatnettateax in Kensington Gardens, .in a large
marquee placed near the mound, with two small wings.
Their Alamr.tes, the Royal Family, and the principal
military officers were in the marquee. The dejeeni was
served in very excellent order by Mr. PATES,SON. Tins
MAJESTIES and suite returned in the afternoon to the
Palace at St. James's.

Yesterday was the birthday of the King of Pausal*.
The event was celebrated by a grand dinner given by tlse
Prusaian Minister at hie residence in Great Cumberland-
place, to Prince LEOPOU), Prince Faencamc of Prussia,
Prince Giconax of Cumberland, and a select party of the
nobility and gentry.
The Duchess of GLOUCRSTICI left town for her reshlence
at Bagsbet Park.
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The Marquis nit SANTA ABIARO (on an embassy front
the Emperor of Ilium) attended yesterday at the Foreign
Office, and had an interview with the Earl of Aurttontx.
The Austrian Ambassador had interviews %yid& the
Duke of WELLINGTON and the Earl of Altgantim yester-
day.

The Spanish Minister transacted business yesterday' at
the Foreign Office.

SPORTINGINTIiLLIt3RNCR.