... It is satisfactory to sec that the present India Mail contradicts the warlike rumours of the last. At least, it holds forth the prospect that no imminent outbreak on the part of the Sikhs is likely. Mooltan, the most refractory province beyond the Sutlej, has come term*. Goolab Sing was said to be recruiting, but showed no signs of actual forwardness. The fears from Lahore are no greater than ...

... NEW ILLUSTRATED EDITION. CHiARLES SWAIN'S POETICAL WORKS.- Lar-ge Svo, Price 20e, Ion rising -fromn'the perusal of this proern, wve kiiow not whiehlt uriost to Vadmire, it=mnd, or ?? or its dress. It is the a productioir of a mate Pirjl ri rcd riot fear that it shall ~ net Outlive bins. 'The othiet fusetc orus one1-half of the volume, are full of jinird nc swen Is n tw5t0.-Fjase.'8 a' Sold by ...

... MESSRs. D. AND F. ?? GRAND CONCERTS. THE SUBSCRIBERS AND THE PUBLIC ARE MOST RESPECTFULLY INFORMED, THAT TWO GRAND PERFORMAN4CES Will be given in the 1BOYAL SUBSCRIP'IOW ROOKS, EXETBR, on THURSDAY & FRIDAY EVENINGS, the 29th & 30th OCTOBER Inst. VOOALIsTS: Miss BASSANO, MR. LOCKEY, MR. H. PHILLIPS. The ORCHESTRA will Include the following celebrated Performers:- PRINOIPAL VIOLIN: MR. WILLY, ...

... THE T'reinadac Anniual Iffulnt flail ITIL, take placc at the. MADocK Asris Ho- Y TfEL, 011 WXYE1)ESDAY,:the 28th OCTODEI, Lady Patroness, MISS LLOYD, TRALLWYN. Comptroller, G. A. HUDDART, Esq., Brynkir. Depputy, J. WALKER JONES, Esq. The Hounds will meet in the vicinity of Tre- Dladoc,-the two following days, and on Thurs- day there w ill be an Ordinarv at the above nam- ed Hotel. ROBERT JONES ...

... cannot go the lengths of onr contemporary,the Spectator, in abetting, or carrying to an extreme, the la.iiser alter system of foreign policy. We should be delighted, were it possible; we should be enchanted to dispense with fleets and armies, to cashier diplomacy, and to scatter treaties to the wind. Even then, however, we should shrink from making over the chief nations and countries of the ...

... PUBliLICf AMUf-SEMENlTkS THFATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE.- SADmISII Itottemoflll, 3ir. NV. Htarrison;, Ths;nnold, Mr. Ilurdini, IAlf~ter whisiichf, the b.;llet ot TIIE DIVIL TO l'AY. The Corate 1Po'~k;. M. itretin; the ClUetnnse, Oiladite. Louise; M~azaurki. Mr. IW. it. Parynet M~rlonlrke, Mudllo. P'lora ?? ; Yvanz, al, Theo- dorc; - Ylia, Sled. Th; odore, Teomnorrole, the Maid of Artois and the ...

... LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL ASSOCIATION. f HE LOYAL NATIONAL REPEAL AS. TL SOCIATION OF IRELAND will meet on MON. DAY, the 26th October instant, at ONE o'Clock, at the CONCILIATION HALL, CORN.EXCHANGE ROOMS. IO The principal door in front to the ground floor is free for AssOCIATES enrolled within Twelve Months; they will occupy the floor of the Hall, the benches under the end gallery, and also the ...

... DaIEADFUL pIaE AND LOSS Or LIrE. AY EVENING last, a most distressing fire occurred at ,C-alf FRIOSARp'S, bookseller and printer, 30 Kent-street, Borough, ir his eldest daughter, I9 years of age, was burnt to death; by.iicii phter lyearsofage, and an apprentice, areboth dreadfully sllothr does the loss of his child, he has sustained the loss of the rnt ie: stock in trade, by which he is ...

... T LAM to CEYLON, MADRAS, and CAL- S CIi'rA, viS Egytrt.-Hegolar Monthly Mail Steam Con- veyance far lies ircera and Light Ooods.-'fhc Peninsular and ? stern Navigation C?napany book PASSENGERS ond re- ? 0001)5 nod l'ARCEI.S for the above ports lay their steamer,, etarrtnip ?? SoOllmrrlMon the 20th, and fros. ?eeo e? og 9i?? the ?f orirY no. ?Vor ? 0? ?h?s?ag. money, p?arii or t?e ?eenrert, ...

... rax and a CTOfl to be Let, Parish of OR EQtVa ILL, County of Banff. :ULFIN.- D.i.K.ES . .. 64 Acres or thereby. The albove Farma lies on the Turn.pike 1o di Banff, and 6 from Portsoy. rpk od jmlsfo There is; a Rubstantial and neat Slated DWELLING HOUSE and OFFICE-RoUgES; and the ,~ ate DbEeLn iHOUaSE kfivided into divisions, foropping. Farm has been Ditched, ard Gtt orENDiKES. CROFT ...

... THEATRE ROYAL, iIAATRARICET. N Mionday, QUEEN~j NARY'S BOWER, Cha- 0t vaeters, as ?? With thle New, Farce of SPRING GARDENDS. Pricipl Carater '1V Acst 130llnhtistel, -ITll. Hoare, anti ?? 33cnsitet. And SPItIN`Gi1NJ AND UM 51'l TING GARDESTIP,lil 'Trostlay. QttPW Dd MARY' Stl itR WIPE'TS DItOTliPl'tad. LEmt) miR INE SHIILLINGS. T Qtnet Ut.112lEN DIttilY'S its'tfitt SPRING GARDENS, NtIlrHLA ...

... The apology for the Great Britain is now fully before the public. The directors of the company to which that vessel belongs have published a report, embodying Captain Hosken's explanation of his conduct, and a series of resolutions containing their own judgment upon it. It is impossible to avoid sympathising with Captain Hosken. For fifteen years he has navigated steamvessels and sailing ...