... into the sound la week fish, but did not return. The l*oat w*i afterviards fuund empty ; atul it supposed, as he was subject to fir*, that must h »e fallen • Ivuard and been drowned. —A HiiM rnlletl Vausioiir was burnt to death last week, tl in the absence ...

... Fourteen Papers daily; Seven, three days in each week ; and Thirty, once a week. The greatest number of oue Paper, is issued from the Observer Printing- Office, that Jour- nal publishing regularly every week, uear Eleven Thousand Copies. Tan Church. — Oxvoao ...

... settlement ; and of this opinion was the Court, and the order of removal w reversed. At the General Quarter Sessions held this week in Exeter, John Gliddon, late secretary to the West I ngland fire and Life Insurance Company, was indicted for defrauding the Company ...

... responsibility of sanctioning their adoption. Rev. J. Shore.— The Dissenters held a preliminary meet- ing on Monday, last week, In Exeter Hall, to consider tbe steps to be taken with respect to the imprisonment of this person for non-payment of the costs incurred ...

... has been selected for this service. Wesleyan Missionary Society. — The snniversary meeting of this society was held last week at Exeter Hall, J. Emerson Tennent, Esq. M.P., in the chsir. The meeting was crowded to excess, the majority of the com- pany being ...

... sou. Last week Falmouth, Mrs. racombe, of the King’s Arms Hotel, of son. her 13th child. ,ast week Penryn. Mrs. W. Hawke, of daughter. At Newquay, Inst week, Mrs. N. C*. V bite, son, still-born ; also, Mrs. Carter, of daughter. Ludgvan, last week. Mis. John ...

... last week committed Exeter gaol, by the Solicitor of the Admiralty Plymouth, for having valuable King’s Stores (viz. copper bolts, nails, &c. quite new from the manufacturers) found in their possession. They will take their trials at the next Exeter Assizes ...

... Lieutenant of Ire- land is said to be in an unsatisfactory state. A meeting of the Anti-slavery Society was held last week, at Exeter -Hall, after a succession of meetings by a party calling themselves the anti-slavery convention. Except Lord Morpeth, ...

... oppression should ke per- petuated—time could not sanctify injustice. EirocATioN of the. Poor. — A sermon was preached last week at Exeter Cathedral, by the Lord Bishop, in behalf of the Society for Promot- ing the. Education of the Poor in the principles ofthe ...

... tetter from the very highest au- thority communicating this information to a gentleman ef this city during the present week. — Woolmer's Exeter Gazette. Ica in thb Hot Vshbs of Mount Bra*.— The main crater is about 3.0 f.-et deep at this time (so say the guides) ...

... shareholders' capi- tal, the Commissioners approach the Exeter and Crediton transaction, in which the Sooth Western secretly advanced a large sum to the Taw Vale directors to boy np a majority of Exeter and Crediton shares, that they might repu- diate an ...

... CaiwNts Mints — This important cause which created so much interest at the last Assise, is we are informal to he tried next week at Exeter, and tbe object we hear -of the pre- j sent action is to-raco«er: the ore taken from MMN Rowe's estate , the Chief Justice ...