... TRURO. Saturday, May 2J. 1-24. Scarcely ;i naras»rapli appi> irs in the foreijj ?? .t'the wreck that merits ifee a v«. tion of an English rea-lar. Fnnii Cape ?? w . t ther>* are m# arrivals whkh tan relieve the mi lir anxii-ty for th« fare wf Sir Charles WV ?? we: Ijhvp merely a report that he is »afr, uni) with a friendly tribe : a gratifying cirewfeUN »^ven tbk, if we eouiil be assured »f t ...

... CORNWALL COVXTY EIiECTIOX. About ten o'clock on Tuesday the 1 )th inst., J. 11. Tremayne, Esq. the High Sheriff, tho Candidates, aud a great number of their friends, appeared on the hustings at Lostwithiel, in front ofwhicii were erected a range of booths— one booth being allotted to each of the nine Hundreds into which the County is divided. A vast con- course of persons attended. The usual ...

... Samuel Williams, of a daughter. * ftssavawe. the wife of Mr. Eva, painter, of »**J5. uiely, Mrs. Phillips of the Plume of F **S| rt Austell, ou Thursday, Mrs. B. Andrew, ?? MAR RIED. lt Trero, on Wednesday the 13th instant, Mr Zner of Redruth, to Miss Yeoman, of p.j.iii. »'-T ' +*tS_£to the Rev. Wm.V.wdrey, John ?? faTpbell. Esq. merchant, of Q.ebee to S: fartw. eldest daughter of Mr. Joseph ...

... Friday, May I. Williams v. Bice — ln this case, the demurrer, against which Mr Hockin had yesterday shown cause, was now withdrawn on payment of costs. Letcher v. Dale — ln this case, the Registrar s report had been excepted to as founded on insufficient evidence ; but the Court having reviewed the evidence confirmee! the report. Richards*. Cave and others The Court ruled that the injunction ...

... FRIDAY EVENING, JULY 30. In reviewing the events of the past week, we find considerable cause to indulge an honest exultation, at the success of our arms abroad, and at the favourable prospects which open before us on almost every part of the continent ; but at the same time we must not conceal that this exultation is not without some alloy, when we reflect on the demeanour of the restless ...

... (if by letter, post-paid) to tbe Printer. SELLING OFF. Mr W_Xl_r Am MUBGE lioscJ/rsn-STRBBT, Truro, BEGS to inform the Public that his Va- luable STOCK IN TRADE, Is selling off, at unprecedentedly low prices. A Fine Toned Finger Organ for sale. I* .vi ii-. . ;;t: ...

... *i he late Paris papers admit that •.'extraor- dinary and al.inuiiig movements have mani- ♦'♦•ted themselves in Bretagne* and La Vernier, but add that they have entirety ceajted, r^wipg to the firm and vigilant measures whienVuVv*' b*»«>n adopted, and that -rrt* evident these commotions received tbeir impulse from the capital itself. Valenciennes, Sept* 15. r .411 the allied troops, ...

... On Thuisday last, Mrs. Richard Shire of the Golden Lion Inn, Pen ryn , of a son. MARRIED. At Gwennap, on Tuesday last, Captain John Sampson, tn Miss Jane Michell. A i Madron, oo the same day, Mr. John Parrowe plasterer, of Penryu, to Miss Elizabeth Jenkin, of Penzance. AtTrevalga, last Sunday, Mr. Thomas Wrent- more, of Chumleigli. Devon, to Miss Alice Rickard On Monday last at St. Columb, Mr. ...

... TRURO, FRIDAY, December 19 The most important news contained in onr preceding-columns, is the ratification of peace with all the Mahratta Powers. This -ratifying iutelligence was brought by lhe Eliza. *SJie received it froiu the Palladium, who /eft Ben- gal on the 6th of July, wilh a Government Gazette on board,. uinouficiug the gratifying tidings. Though the commuaicalioa is not official, yet ...

... CREATION OF PEE.RP. , Mopning Post.— We yesterday suggested tome considerations which appeared to us not unworthy of the regard of those to whom the ministers of the Crown may apply to become their confederates in the unconstitutional project of packing the House of Lords, and we again, implore those persons to reflect upon the position in which they will place themselves before the country In ...

... 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 ...

... The Anniversary Meeting of the Illogtn Farmers Club was held on Tuesday, at the house of Mr. Treglo- han, in Pool. Upwards of fifty of the principal formers in the parish, and other*,were present. The Rev. G.Tre- weeke, rector of Illogan, pre-ided, supported on one side by William Reynolds Esq., of Trevensoo, and the Rev. J. P. Keigwin.and on the other, by C. Reynolds E-q.. and the Rev. E. ...