... brought the first intelligence of this important party of the Dragoons, from Guildford, passed through this city last week, for Exeter; and a party of the I'Jih Light Dragoons, from Rumford, came in Saturday, for the same route, but afterwards to proceed ...

... -, and at the same place, about the tame time, Gabriel Cnsley.aged 84. At Newljn.in her 58th year, Mrs. H-mper. Last week, ai Exeter, Ca_>t. John Richards, of the schooner Fame, of t\-ds:o,v. , At Minto Hoiim,' Roxburghshire, on the 20 h all tbe Rl. Hon ...

... pur price. To all lire within thg range of Plypiouth Exeter to the Land’s-end of Cornwall, (thp circle of our own newsmen) it will pontipue to be sent free of postage at 6{d. per week. Beyond Exeter, it will be charged a guinea and half a year, to such ...

... th, on Thursday sennight, Mrs. llcwett, j formerly of Penzance, and late of Truro. Last week, at Exeter, John Paget, esq. formerly, oi Lostwithicl. I«ist week, Francis, the infartt son of J, Basset, esq. of Chytaiie, in St. Enoder. Af St. Stephen's ...

... or saying to the host, Lai! a glass o f shabdeg ! DREADFUL ,ACCIDENT.—A young medical student went one evening last week into Exeter Hall, fancying it was the Adelphi Theatre. He did not find out his mistake till he was turned out for bawling to the ...

... determined on assembling Alternately in each parish of the several Deaneries, on the first week in February, the first week after Easter, and the second week in October. It is in contoniplatioti to establish; at the first of these meetings'. Parochial ...

... Comyn, Exeter; and F. Hathaway, Worcester. Bachelors of Arts —J. Emeris, University ; G. Harding, Brarcnnose , E. H. Adamson. Lincoln; W. Buckley, G.T. Driffield, J. Byron and R. Eddie. Hrarcnnosc; C. Neville, and R. C. Denny, Trinity ; Powell. Exeter; H ...

... DOMESTIC. At the half-yearly meeting of the Devon County Club, on Thursday week, at Exeter, the sum of 501. was voted in aid of the Greek muse. Last Sunday afternoon, the Duke and Duchess of Clarence, left their residence at Bn»by Park, for Woolwich, ...

... Judicial Coninittee this day (Wednesday. } Cider Apples.—No fewer than six cargoes of apples, Jersey, were to ve seon thie week at Exeter Quay and two of them upwards of 150 tons burthen. The price nas risen from to ls Yd per bay, as tuey are getting scarce ...

... setting the boxes, pit, and gallery in a roar for six weeks, with his mirthmoving scenes, which vvere nightly encored. The Oratorio ofthe Messiah has been repeated several times last week at Exeter Hall with the utmost success. The principal vocalists ...

... BRITISH ND FOREIGN BIBLE SOC TY The forty-fourth anniversary meeting of this so- ciety was held on Wednesday week, at Exeter Hall, and was, as regards numbers, rank, and taleot, the greatest religious reunion of the season. Lord Bexley, the veuerable ...

... Another great meeting on the subject of the immediate Emancipation of the apprenticed Labourers in the West Indies, was held week at Exeter Hall—the largest apartment of the kind in London. The Chair was taken by Lord Clanricarde, and the attendance latterly ...