... BIDEnOnD.-O D D F 1 L L oW J I I r.-A Lodge of the Indepondent Order of Odd Fellows of the Manchester Unity is about to be established in this Town, to be held at the Newfoundland Inn, on the Quay, where there la a splendid and commodious Lodge-room fitted tip for the purpose. It is to be nsmed the ' Loyal Moreton Lodge, being the name of tbe cat of L. W. luck, Esq., u r. for the Northern ...

... MONDAY'S POv7T The Paris journals of Saturf importance The principal fact ?? contain no news of ccoucheontent,0 onThureday' fa domestic natusre is the Octisa (Princess Cleme- Jf the Princess of Saxe Coburg gave birth to a son. tlne of Orleans), who on that day rvening, by the A' The infant iwas christened in the Philip Ferdinan1 icibisbop of Ptreis, by the names of wore tlo Kinp , Marie ...

... LONDON, WEDNESD)AY, May 29. By tha Paris papers of Sunday we learn that con. sdorable excitement was. anticipated from the Debate of Monday, on the affairs of Otaheite, which it was intended to found on the proposition to grant a sum of 600,O0 francs for the expenses of couriers for the foreign depart. ment. The Minister is said to have received dispatches from Admiral Dupedt Thouarm, of which ...

... A young gentleman being pressed very hard in company to sing, even after he had solemnly assured them that he could not, observed testily, that they wanted to make a buit of biaI. No my good sir, said Mr. Colman, we only want to get a stave out of you. HOLIDNG A HonsE. ' Here, fellow, hold this horse. Does he kick ? Kick !-no! Take hold of him. Does he bite ? Bite I- no! Take ...

... SUNDAY & MONDAY'S POST, 11w ,Plaris papiers contain accounts from Orlin otf thet I f jub'. On1 lihe( 3rd another eng9,9age Ont tooli I ~lien h Fechel troops anid those of Morocco ~riiritheylorisi trriory Aconsideraiblo body of thet ~l ?? ho hd bcn dspesedin thle atfair of thle 1l3i1r, ~:t o~sc~bl~ andappere to wish to tirosoko tira yre~llgeera t atac thm, Marshal Bu geaud sent a of hi trops ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY,-A mart altercatioubetween Losd Kinnaird and the Duke of Richmond preceded the third reading of the Factorie Bill. TheNobleLord,onpresentingeomepetitlons for free trade, took occasion to Inquire It his Grace till persisted in his opinions en the wool duties, or had been convinced by the appointment of Lord A. Lennox to a Lordship of thre Treasury that the woolowner would ...

... SANGUINARY AFFRAY AND DESTRUCTION OF I' PROPERTY. The Hibernia stoamer, whioh arrived at Liverpool on Tuesday evening, brings intelligence 1G days later timn tho last preceding news from America. The annexation of Texas appears to be suspended for the present. TIcs commiafte of the senate appointed to consider of foreign nffairs Itave returned the treaty of unnexation, with the recommendation ...

... NORTHI DEVON. On Saturday last a meeting was hold at the Bridge-hall, attended by L. WV. Buck, Esq. Al. P., the Mayor of Bideford, the Clergymen and leading Gentleman of both parishes, who warmly entered into the design of a Society for the encouragement of a system of Allotments to Labourers; and an Association for the purpose was at once formed, its Officers namod, and a Committee appointed ...

... The scenery adjacent to this town has already attracted a larger number of visitors than In any former season, the fine weather showing It to the greatest advantage. The varied character of the views from the roads along the banks of the River Dart keeps up the continued attentiun of the Tourist to some of the finest of Devon's natural beauties. The improvements at Guile Lake Houne, the summer ...

... LONDON, WEDNESDAY, Dec. 4. Letters from Alexandria of the 20th state, that the Pacha is likely to prove refractory in regard to the pro. posed railroad across the Desert. The intelligence in the French papers from Spain con. firm the accounts of the utter dispersion of the small force under ZurBANO, and the capture of bis son and brother- In-law. It was rumoured at Madrid that General Narvaez ...

... Cheerfulness is perfectly consistent with piety. Unless the habit leads to happiness, the best habit is to contract none. What disorder excites the greatest compassion ?-The small-pox; for the patient is generally much pitted, You have played the deuce with my hear, remarked a young gentleman to a young lady who was partner in a game of whist. Because you played the hnavc, replied the ...

... MISCE LLANEA. 1[11NISTSIiAL 1SPJUDiATION.-It is very commonly runtoured in the city that it is thoe intention of GOvernment to exclude from the Court, aend fromn the Ministerial parties all the foreign Alinisters or Charges d' Affaires, whose Governmeuts have not ffith fully fulfilled their engagements witth their creditors in this country. A similar spirit if report may be trusted, Ilmd ...