... The following letter appeared in the Times of Tuesday, and is interesting, not only as a reswind of all the efforts made to obtain tidings of Sir John Franklin's expedition, hut is a powverful appeal to the public of Great Britain to tak1e stil !neore decidcd and comprehensive measures for the relief of the gallant explorers of the Polar Seas, in the hope that Prhovi- *ience has still spared ...

... .THE, EXETER FLYING POST. THURSDAY, JANUARY . 3, 1850. . SIR: ROBERT PEEL'S LETTER. WHETHER the Tamworth Baronet writes a letter or makes aspeech upon any current political movement, public attention is immediately directed towards it. But 'whilst interest is excited there is an entire absence of confidence; for the present generation is fully awfar;-that one' day Sir ROBERT says one thing, ...

... IiTY OF LONDON HOSPITAL FOR DISEASESI IOF THE CHEST. Yesterday afternoon the annual general meeting of the governors and subseribera of this newly formodd lnstitu. tion was held at the London Tavern, Biabopsgate-street, for tbe transection of the ordinary business of the charity; Jlcaa FOBTBR, Esq., iasthe chair. The minutse of the lest court were eonfiumed, and the ad. vertisement of the ...

... THE NEW STATE OF CALIFORNIA; (tsns on the Daily News) The last mail from California has brought intelligence possessing a different kind of interest from that which at- tacheas itself to stories of masses of gold picked up in the beds of rivers, and speculations on a possible depreciation of currencies by the cheapening of their standard. The Cali- fornians have not been solely occupied with ...

... LABOUR AND THLE POOR. .> THE MANUFACTU1RING DISTRICTS. 0 LFRoM OURE SPECIAL CO(E153PONDNXNT.] THE STAFFORDSHIRE COLLIERIES. i, LETTERt XXIII. e In the southern part of Staffordshire-tonching Y upon the town of Wolverhanlptcin, then running in a north-easterly direction towards Dloxwich, from thence stretching to the south, and comprising w within its limits Walsal, Wednesbury, and Tipton, and ...

... EDINBRGEH GAZETTE. SROruETRARTIONS. TnOI'As BArLOW., or TroM^As Co00an BARLOW, firework artist, wine and srlirit dcaler, grocer and victualler, Mazenpa Tavern, Pinnieston Street, Anderston, &olasgow-Creditors Meet in Whyte's Tenmpueranrc Hotel, Melville Place, Trongate Street there, 3th January an 1 6fh February, two O'clock. JAM:ES LaUrIE, of Millhganton, in the county of Dumfries, cattle ...

... NIAAEAU~p~s~N BIDE, 1 t §Whflat ?utd attesitiot' ib vroperly diricted to, d .- nlt~erastd ir~ r'ess4f ot ,,ti gre'a woyk dj Mir. 5tevenson 3 at the Keneai Strit4te may be worthy .theo attentien - otpe British pillo to `4o0 that' ii' Qthg couht~les' leijoris oj i genius, by the eitension of soerice, sar0 progreasig also to a great extent. 'a ~ o~isderth er fmars the I~aa a ~lof that Y desoripsn ...

... r-BAXIMUR, F4MER I CLU9, * ' , on!6uay C, ,goclI the'-odigi~bi `00S deivered by; Mi., Heny~ea .OAiiaip-Keton'~ ~TfdvsaOYAl attendan~h 1etneV5.~i~rb~i~iP~al1S~~th~ty resent., mo Jf'oitiser*rep ariE. L. J~lrewinasrsq-,'T L N Gebi'S~it.~':r ;Teitch ('Exeter'); Robertst(Exe~ Dr. ?? th iice Cairma 1eslethoe 6aion Revew.'of h~u rizeissy 6f~r. Tauner, o th ?? - of* eoene for--hich -that geatlem ...

... t BIQ4;AJ-HY 9EXON AS f ' * ?? K4- ?? ' - ?? -i * ?? ! ~ ~ ~ l lOBmWs3ntS - ?? born, as - be forma.mihe. Reletionipf whis life writtopuby himself, * in lxete'r, go the 2.th of Octoberltlil. His father wae a counaell6r-- ?? thiw Rebacca,.was daughier'to Walter Borou~gh, Esq.; wh'o ae wc0 Mayor of ?? jind'whdprbiedibotli iG life aiid 'at death a 'ge'erouai benefabtor to h' eestiso his-' Iellow ...

... - I The board met yesterday at the workhouse for the usual weekly meeting, Alderman STAUNTON in the chair. The following guardians were ?? Lindsay, V.C ; Mr. Thorpe, Mr. Callaghan, Mr. Long, Dr. Brady, Mr. M'Farlan, Mr. Baily, Mr. Nugent, Mr. Cosgrave. STATI OF THlE HOUSE,. Paupers admitted during the week, 74; discharged, 51; died, 9; remaining in the house, 2,195; receiving outdoor relief in ...

... I . I. r f- , -- 10, - a, ?, . - , 4A t - EI 8'T' R NB G TfIURS+JIDA, JANL ?? Y S. 1Sa0. l tlhe cit artticle off the TuMs nli Tuesday, wve whave a ?? of the evenmt of 1849, as bearing on the fillan- ?? and comnmercial rpsonrces of hec country, the range of Consuls beingg taken as the mnost taugible criterion of the I natiolonll stabiiity. The result is to inspire good hopes as to the year 1 ...

... BY IC ErniLE s l PARIS, TUESDAY. This being Sriv Year's Da-, it was kept as a strict boli- dav-all the public offices and the Bourse remained closed. The Assembly did not sit, although the members of the Moun- tain were against adjourning till Wednesday. Notwitbstand- ing the bad state of the weather, there being a cold thaw and heavy atmosphere, there were a great numberof persons out of ...