... TOWN COUNCIL 'EXETER. A Meeting of tie Town Council took place on ?? last, at Giffldball, S. .iawdda, Psq., Mayor, in the Chiiir.~ las. B. foloelil protosed that the Members of the Couni)Cil should form themselves into Comnmittees, to be denominaled the \.vcs, FiNS4ANCE, NAvIGArtoN, and MARaKID Committecs, as also a Committee for GzNznAr. Puarosaa. !, I , : . - I Mr-. Jaes Pitts proposed the ...

... WEST OF ENGLAND iNSTi'rUTION FOR THE I INSTRUCTION OF THE DEAF AND DUMB. I Thc Annual Meeting of the Subscribers to: tis most excellect Institution, was held on the 4th instant, when tile Rnet. Conoaligoers was called to the Chair, 'the Report of the Committee was brought up by.Drewry (aiey, hEsq., which gave a satisfactory view of tbae fnlancial state, &c., of the Justitution. It als6 stated ...

... Ekletions under the ActJbr the regulationu ;.of MfllnicipaC Cqorporations inEngland' a1d TVae, . (CONTIN U rED FRols OU Ar.) FIlST -ASSEMI3BLt'NG Ot ril TOWN COUNCIL 01* EXl.'riR. On Thursday last, At noon, the persons elected Towin Coun- cillors in the several \VaNrrds of tfis city, assembloed in the Council. Chamber at Guillhll which was completely tilled with Burgesses, in order to be ...

... VA RIUTI-3S. LrUvNC.-At the foot of the Maritime Alps, three persons and a seryunt can live for less than .7(1 a.year ; their fare, ineludingR every ?? of fish, fleshi, Itid fowl ,wit I a cotsutlt. supply of the fitiest fruits and vegetables, and abundance of good ;vine.-Alirror. JAlr. Amor, a weine merciauit, has adopted as hi6 business- real, a figure of Cupid sittieg astride a Nvinc cask, ...

... ?? ?? S U N . ?? - ., Ju 10 . LON7DON, SUNDAYt, Jat~luar7 10. There arc conflicting accounts from Sardinia. One journal savs thiat al squadron of' 1 r essels had saileii from Gria, lo terminate, by force, tile rebellion therein. i~norber, of thie 26itil it., describes thuat islai(i as perlectly tranquil. Letters have been received at the AdmiraltY from Lord Johln Hav. St. Sebastian mat' be ...

... TrHE LATE FIRE AT NJEW YORK. lbs private letters received are full of the *Ietails ot tins extra- ordinrary confla-ralioul. It is variously estilnated in theem that the loss will be between £d5, 00C and £3150 ?? It is feared tiat the Insurance Offbeos will not be able to meect thie heavy claims upoo them to tihe extent of muorc thiun one-lirrf or one- third of tile total loSs, sorn of them ...

... CONMMISSION1ERS OF IM.PROV EMENT. A meeting of these Commissioners took place, at Guildhall, ott Monday last, Gwrewe Hirtzel, Esq., in the Chair.' A Report frbm a Comamittee ordered at a previous meeting, was presented, relative to an improvementof the road -and foot paths generally;, in North Street, :and particularly that part extendling from Pauld Street to Air. Townusend's on David's 1-lil ...

... THE NEW DicrION AI.Y. The Maornhing Ileeld &ays-,' As it is probable that several ,weeks may clapse before this voluminous work issues ftrom the press, we have obtained permission to maike the ?? extracts fro m the prool shieets, for tile satisfaction of our inquiring country Correspondenls Tila I'Lrt.a.-Persoss who love liquor and hoeiire better than labhoir. sad coseregte ill uelhouses to ...

... P OS'TrSC R I P T.: LONDONV, TLEfSIAY, JAY. 2($. A rumour prevailed in Paris on SgturdtiY on the subject 1°Fa clhange of Ministry. Thie persons nam'd.as auttP retiie wvere-the Duke be Broglie, Minister for Foreign Affairs, M. Guizot, Minister of Pnblc Instruction, and M. Persil, Minister of Justice. :Thev were tb~e succeeded 'byM..M. Hunann, Gerard; and azzetE Ittwas further'' -tated that the ...

... CASTLE, OF EXETE I.-FvunAT. Before J. C. Luxaoer', E-il., Chaiirmaon; i-. L. Tloll, A. StOWCY, antd j. S. i na11i, ti, Jattitied. tol PRtIVATEt RIGITS.'.1 f,lro/ie V. Uyler.-It13 shlv cane quenttil (It iii, viatll imporltiV vt're t, ?? titp, the reid Plitti1 ?? g hi oi ~frdC. HaattperA atd Fhite',. lint.e Iltrtitri, St. ?? adi mutlill tills City, Mark,, beutii in. tthei, t ;ro alud thetie ...

... pOSTsCR~I PT;' LOTIVDOAT, TUESDAY, JAN. 6. A letter missive bas at lengih come frmn Derrynane to tre electors of Westmirrster to dismuiss Sir Francis Burdett, aid, of course, to insert in his plice anothirc joint of the tail. Daniel,. tie Autocrat of slL- Ireland, and whbo now takes Westminster, r;s the Czar has taken Turkey, under h;s prorectioir, proclaims Wesiminrrter'S pride' to r be ...

... We are pleased to learn that friendly relations are on the eve of being permanently established between the courts of France and Holland. Baron Mortier has been appointed French Minister at the Hague; and iinmed- iately after his arriva', General de Fagel will proceed in the same capacity to Paris. This amicable adjustment of the dilferences between the two Courts has taken place without any ...