... 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 ...

... 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 llth day of August wikt, at Eleven ?? in the Forenoon, the following rr th mj & je s, Lot I —All that strongly built and commo- dious DWELLING-HOUSE, called the Commercial Hotel, Most eligibly situated in the very increasing Town of Camborne, now dnd for snnie years past in the occupation of Joseph Soddy, Jun. as Tenant from year to year. This Hotel is situated exactly half way be- tween ...

... (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: ...

... 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 ...

... Spain.— Accounts from Madrid to the 8t inst. state that on the preceding day the « ,s ™ s sion of the plan of the Declaration of High was resumed in lower Chamber, and the para- graph relative to personal lihertv was adopted by a majority of 50 to 48, M. Martinez de la Rosa and M. Toreno voting in the minorit}. This is the third victory obtained hv the Move- ment party on this important ...

... On Setnrday last the Reindeer packet arrived at Falmouth fr»m Carthagena. At the time of her sailing ?? aspect of affairs in that city was very discouraging. The Governor had becomo unpopular with the lower orders, and a spirit of dissatisfaction had manifested itself against all foreigners, particularly the English. Yesterday the Magnet packet, Poiteous Com- mander, arrived at Falmouth from ...

... ( Particularly of St. Just) but recommended to tbe uttentive perusal of every Miner in the County of Cornwall. Mv Friends, Some transactions have taken place in Ihe Western part of Cornwall, which are so very foolish as well as wicked, that they fill me with surprize and sorrow ; and I hope you will pay attention to a few words of advice. A word in season how good it is. Will you listen to ...

... On Friday last the Bth inst. a Court for the re- lief of Insolvent Debtors was held at Bodmin, oe- fore Mr. Commissioner Harris.— The following persons applied to be discharged under the rVn. Michael Skin who had been confined in vm Debtors' ward 11 years! »as opposed »>■*; Elworthy on behalf of a Mr. Gregory one o the principal creditors, who had I* I 1 1 0 ' Y h i B . £ 553. and had ...