... JUNE 16, 1828. RETU > The following is the number of Stamps issued to the different Newspapers in Cornwall and Devonshire, from December 1st, 1837, to March 31st, 1838, inelu- sive, four months :— Falmouth Express, from January 6th, three months only.. 20,000 West Briton.. oe ae oo oe Cornwall Royal Gazette. ee oe Falmouth Packet.. Woolmer’s Exeter Gazette.. Western Times oe oe oe Trewman’s ...

... cou/n:sposDFsrs. are disind to ttutr, uilh reference to the Advertisemeat in our Jxrst imyr, that Mr. I!as*et's Book the liot'NiiiKc Custom, hi// publishnl oh Friday nesl. Wt must sat/ again to the Author the Fracmfkt, that can only insert prose tu/t-s, when they sen t to illustrate the history of the County, its customs or superstitions. Mk. Daniv.l’s rerscs shall hare an tarty place. shall ...

... T Iv. IT,MX ALBINOLO, of Turin, sole Pro-1▼ ■ prictor ami ('ouipot»if ...

... n/TLL submit to SALE PUBLIC AUCTION, at the house kept Parkvn, Newquay, TUEsD VY, the Nineteenth of February next, atone oMock in the afternoon precisely, (unless previously disposed Private Contract, which due notice will he given,) Eleven remaining Lots of the TO W A N Situate at Newquay aforesaid, Amongst which are Hawley’s Trenance Tenement, Le' enver’s Tenement, L.iii I in Came, &c., &c. ...

... { Continued from our Fourth Page.) House Lords.—Monday, Feb. 11. Coreoration Funds. Lord Lyndhurst said that the Municipal Reform Act required that the corporation accounts should be annually laid before Parliament; but four years had pasted away and no such accounts had appeared. When were they to arrive ? J.ord Melbourne said had forgotten them. (I-augh- Canada—Lord Melbourne laid upon the ...

... DarSAT or the Dissenters. —-On Friday morning last, the annual meeting of the parishioners Bt. 'Marys. Truro, was held the Vestry-room, and subsequently adjourned, consequence the large number of present, to St. Sunday Schoolroom. The Rev. E. presided. The proceedings were, during the earlier part the meeting, of noisv, irregular kind; and expression was given to much acrimonious feeling, and ...

... moved for » new writ for the county of ' tr rem Dunlop, deceased. ,vr, In the room Sir J. from town of Fnlt/r. FirahJteM presente 1 h t ,pertable ..nth. signed hy “l'»» U , pneed diversion of Canada from their original desltna- im. ~ •*. the motion of which Lord J. RusttU ;‘''';”‘-fjl 6 '|,i, month, nisheJ . ho-i piven not.ee for the ~, lhis effeet, that state that propoaecl Jicnt that thc ...

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... Gibraltar, 18th, Cadit, 19th, Lisbon, 22nd, Oporto, 23r ...

... Wp^^ZZu^y Vyi-Trmtu tgrdasta tbe WorM. W TIIvTBO. ?? January lU. Ls* o*B*SlH» W9MMM**VmmWT. EI nrFffiV SPtECB on the opening of Parlia- P£?«»y tv«*-nta.U looked for with X! -nxietv; «• ...

... Hoist or Lose- — .Monday. March 2. Tire Bishop uf Fitter pre'ti.t**,! several petitions on tb* st.».j.t t of He Church DL'ciplire Bill. Hit Loid- shtp said thu bis it'shi Re*. Brethren hrd agr.ed on U.r bisisuf • bill stbii-h « was expected would gite ge- •ocrol «stisf«t ti.n. Tl* Buhtm of London said he was •7*7 *° ?? in his statement After some other 1 1 ti'iVv-n.. had l-ea-n prof-enteri, ...

... Lord and Lady Rolle left Bicton on Monday last, for London. We are glad to hear that tbe venerable noble- man continues in the enjoyment of full health and vigour. Our readers will learn with pleasure that the Very Rev. the Dean of Exeter, has completely recovered from his recent severe attack of illness. Exeter Robberies. — Burglaries and other offences o a like description have lately been ...