... Charles Bailer, oo hia appointment aa Poor Law Commissioner, was presented by Sir George Grey.— Lieut. W. C. Phillpotts, Royal Engineers, by the Inspector General of fortifications.— Msjor Trevelyan, Bombay Artillery, on bis return from India, by Mr. C. G. Trevelyan. Rear Admiral Pasco, on his promotion, by the Earl of Auckland. Whitehall, Febraary 17, 1848.— The Queen haa beea pleased to ...

... from 18/. to 28L per pair ; cows and calves from 91. to Ml. each ; mutton, fat, 4*d. per lb. Bodmin- ..St. Lawrence Fair.— Although the wea- , , r vas so very bad on Tuesday last, the sheep fair wa? ?? well attended and numerous sales were ef- fected- Tliere were several eastern buyers in attendance, ■»»-!,o made a clearance at an average of -i Jd. per lb. Wed- wday's f air ?? rc ** supplied ...

... The agitation of the a e- *»f electing members !■> -■ 'his t> .rougl is v-st -i. • usige in the Select f*. 'v n miii.ite-.l Capital Barge** ?? l.r'.'ii'ants paying seel mai i' a considerable degree > f c -it it d.ni.ig the week. '*• i» a-. ■ - ito- inhabitants lo say, Sad feigned pleasure. Ihat Ihe ,«■-. though strongly e.rciit.i, n» to any danger©';* or di ;i ac whatever may be ihe ?? -.«. ...

... Mr. Freshfield arrived at Penryn on Wed day evening last, and on Thursday morning „j dressed th« electors from Powell's Hotel, in if,,, town. He said he had lost no time in obe\ ?? their summons, although it had been his iletei r,,. nation to have remained in the enjoy men private life, but for their pleasure again to him into the service of the public. He hid |« before represented Ihem, had ...

... GWIR VN Y BYD, Truro, Saturday, Jug. 20, Every arrival from the Continent serves to confirm us in the belief that a war between France and Austria is inevitable ; and there are the best grounds for hoping also that Austria will not come forward alone. A British Envoy is now at the Court Vienna, who has held frequent conferences with the Russian and Swedish Ministers at the house of Count ...

... ?? court. • , -■-■■■' Truro Oct. * Tneority business of ?? .oriauce lb*t c line before th j Court, was' Jhe trial . »*f ihj 'can**. ' • : ' - ■'. - . R*. Ho~inrahfe t .Edward FiscounJ . Fatjnaufk agi'nsr T'iom'is Sleph •**.— His Lrinlsiiip's Petition to th'*.Vlce-War.ieri s. t-tetl, thit ni , the 2Qth Sep'emher, 1319, Ite no've connhiit- -artt bid granted lo Ike defea I ?? a s-.t o: ...

... M.iSi-w itnsxpemffft. 7* row-** Ores sold at Pool an Tbwdajr,,; Tons Purchtmra . Fries. A/ \ 111 Crown Co* OWvl- ?? ' hams * f .Graatrtl .! 6 0 lf«s Ditt0. ?? Is>1 s> -Im ' ;,c ' ?? * gg Ditto * V**e*sm. \ 6 •■• -T 0 M ?? 9 14 0 CM.pCo._ftW-. i-_*n»*P.Gfw_*wll 5 11 0 ?? D.ito. * 4 t_i 6 ?? Dai.ieil,Ne»rtl_Go/f |ge -■ * ?? f-as, Witd-m. o-Ce. 0 8 6 '.»•■'■ -, *,=,•« Co. ?? i ?.«« &P. ...

... St. Ivbs.— On Friday, the 1 1 tt. ins*., four seana shot, but only one that belonging to Messrs. Wearnes, and ?? Tbe •■«* taken up by them and •loiedja about 550 hhd». During the past week, the drift boau have been taking from 100 to 900 five mac 7f*V_T__ , _l P __ ,l i« ltt » wbi « h -»w been selling frem Ua. M. to ife. 6d. for the home and Bristol markets. A ■real may playing shoals have ...

... MONKY. SEVERAL Sums of MONKY ready to be advanced upon Mortgage. Apply to Mr. John Harris. Solicitor, Falmouth. BK I.F.T, For the Remai der of a Term of 14 Years, THAT well-known INN or TAVF'RN, tlie DOLPHIN; situate the Quay, in the parish of Falmouth. For Particulars enquire of VVm. Michell, the present occupier. IF any of the Children or Grand-children ROBERT and HOHOUR DAVIS, late of ...

... The F.B. hounds will meet on Monday, Dee. 8th, at Constantine Cross; and on Friday, the 12th, at Bishops Wood : each day at half-past ten. The Tiverton Foxhounds will meet on Saturday tbe 6th, at the Lamb Inn, Uffculme at half-past ten. Mr. Horndon's Fox Hounds will meet on Thursday, Dec.ll , at Tregeare Lodge— at half-past ten. Mr. Roe's Hotrnds writ meet on Saturday, the 6th, at Shilson Gate ...

... Saturday, February 3. The first attempt of th© Whig-Radical Faction, since the Meeting of Parliament, to censure the Government of the country, and dictate to their Sovereign the terms on which they Will allow him to manage fair own household, has failed,, as will be seen by reference to our preceding columns, the motion of Lord Archibald Hamilton having been rejected by the~ good sense of a ...

... ?? a uvrff liC s-^ib^V ' On Tuesday the | ■Wja ijUftsc- !»>«.*; C*>«Jif;v- •• c«vnm«ticeti at |M*wH|M^'i*jigi-ara^fei«^Ti Rodd f.sq. in the fliwiri l *fWf.S on .it, ;char*>-e -of h^f*.lril* a-i-f T$ vajrraitfa Were, nro'i'l-bt ?? r je i-our' :.,*_,«£ I h^;^ fiirnjer «ijd 4g of.th#- -'hitter* jv.tj- ?? *T-heca**t;*c ...