... *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 ...

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... ?? 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: ...

... ?? 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 ...

... 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 ...

... to tie ilugn of Lkrh! upon Earth for a Thousand Years. Jv'd. London ¦• Printed for Richard Rsrs, 52, Pall mail; Archibald Constable, Edinburgh; aiJ ?? Krr\E, Dublin. . * O WANTS k SITUC^p, C A R electable YOU> ...

... FRIDAY, March 13. In proportion to the gradual amelioration of our foreign and domestic relations, the seoseless clamour of our opposition gentry, has perceptibly died away, and nothing is vow heard but the faint echo of the last dying groans of disappointed party. These false pro- phets are extremely chagrined, that the fatal crisis, so frequently anticipated by them, should have been ...

... SATURDAY, Dec. 5. We have introduced in a preceding column of our papi-r another ofthe Acts of lhe lite Con- gress at Aix-ln-Chapelle,in further illustration of the principles upon which the Declaration of the Sovereigns given in our last' paper was founded. These Documents Will we are conn*- dent,prove perfectly satisfactory to all but that perverse cre-V who have adopt-d aa a funda- mental ...

... Our late Assizes, held before Mr. Baron and .dr. Justice Baylov, were attended ) try numerous and' respectable Grand Jurv, narnelv : Th ...

... YANKEE DOODLE. A JSFJV SONG, InsciiUd. f without permission) lo the upright president, M \ ii.Sok ; lhe rnlnvbfahle generals Clt ANDELIERj Mi no air, and Dlir-rorne ; «wd the modern Julius Cwsar, alias, Paul Jones the Seeo, - alias, Sir.'fen -si rings Jack, alias, 1b.3 MAGNANIMOUS Commodore Rogue's ears !! The Music to be had of processors Broke and Mapi.es» ut their Military Music Warehouses, ...