... FRA.cE.-The crisis of last week has passed annoy, -and opinion is now exercised on the point ofi absther Bonaparte or Chaugarnier has gained most by tsolution. The Legitimist journals combine with the BWnapartist papers in asserting that the President has avsolidated his influence by standing on his right, and- fl7ying oat the late Minister of War's order for the removal of General Neumayer ...

... i I FRAaICE.-The Patrie publishes the following rparticulars of the conspiracy which has just been discovered:- A conspiracy against the safety of the State has just been discovered in Paris. Thirteen individuals, all having relations with the refugees in London, were arrested yesterday (Wednesday) afternoon, by k11l Balestrino and Nusse, Commissaries of Police The arrests took place in an ...

... B ARNSTAPLE. DiSPENSARY.- P8tients-admitted thia week, 21; aee:- dents 3; discharged cured. 1 ;relieved, 4; divd, 2 STOPpING up PCBLIC THORoUGEFARES,-Several of the inbabitants have complained to us that an ancient aveulie or paasag load ig from the south end of Croassireet to the Quay, bis bIeI enddenly stopped up, without any notice being given to tbepublic. Tbe law is very jealous of public ...

... TO THE EDITOB OF THE EXETER FLYING POx. Launceston, 11th October, 1852. Sir,-Uaderstaiding that the managers of the BEde Canal hold their meetings in the City-of Exeter, I should wish, through the medium of your widely circulated journal, to state a few facts relative to the system of trade now carried on the canal. It is well-known that the clay lands of this neighbourhood are rendered more ...

... , :. ? . I' -1- ?? ?? I ? VARIV?, If.. - fo'l1# eV ?? jsrein ?? b'r a vam anwf tldila ?? ~ ~hft 'Aih We~ Mr.*gg,'o dob0h pV~n~ ncna ';Iii ,1,1 We' Poo ?? Olsft'in tlcei ~eiasmediatsy ventd, 'hodthat So re matter o1 board, to ap ee tua f h spnio e r~ treated as one of. the 'eiy * ?? ?? without .n~.fh o~e4s,~-~n ,,eloqmujia mtwsnblo. rstunrs 'a ?? .oltj r aoiI, JEW9f f ner~e~-p elt gee s 4m4 ...

... - . i The ?? which induced the Lord Bishop of Exeter ,o witbold his signature from the above address, are eat forth by he Lordship in an ad-dress to ber Majesty. The Bishop of Exeter `largely psrticipates in the general udigalationa' at the recent aggression of the Bishop or Rome cu tbe ioperial dignity of your Majesty's crown, and on the iriual rights of the Church of England as a branch ...

... THE GREEAT WVESTERN, BRISTOL AND EXETER, AND' SOUTH DEVON USAILW4YS. FTIaR TAB3EE.1 JBITH DEVON RA!.WAY. ?? Totnes ?? Torqusy (Branch). Newton. Teignnouth ?? Dawlish ?? ?? 1Exeter ?? GREAT WESTERN R 1AILWAY.' Eseter ?? Hele ?? Cullotupton ?? Tiverton Road ?? Wellington ?? ?? Taunton ?? Bridgewater ?? Weston Stper Mare Bristol : . Bath ?? Swindon ?? Didcot ?? . . Reading ?? Paddington ?? VP ...

... I Rev. Sir,-Though in your letter dated the 4th instant you intimate a desire that there should be no further correspondence between us, relative to the oratory-floor penance given by you to Miss Wale, yet your opening paragraph in that letter renders it fitting I should assure YOU that nothing which I have written upon the subject has, at any time, made ale feel in a position either ...

... Fi.NCE-Tlie deputations of regiments sent Paris to receive eagles were reviewed by Louis Napo- aon Saturday. Ile made a speech, ending with this Ttll your brothers in arms that my thoughts are ever ifs: then, and that I am always ready to share their Mseos, as I share their love and their devotedness for prandeur and prosperity of France. Gerwral Parchappe has presented to the Legislative fv ...

... NISI PRIUS-WEDNESDAY. JACKSON AND WIFE v. Ros.-We published a fall report laet week in a second edition. The trial occupied 10 bours; For the defendant a number of medical witneses 'were called, ?? stated that tbe treatment of defendant was proper, Afterthe Jury had been locked up fee an hodii'thby rsturned a verdict for the defendant. HAnDING V. LADY ROLLE. In consequence of the intervention ...

... ,N ?? A i BARMTAPLE. , ' e ?? Thnguie oiae, hi,.Mbe loteF Fenphdtedieprlsesit ttie01 tiiW bdrookb,1xs* een, ~ieinated am i Shet3W ibr Somersetahfre for' tbe eeuiung yeaN ?? 'We bivt baee` ttsked by severil petkdiu, vthy1bq order of the torn ouvicll, for peiuqns'and decoutfnS the **tno ol Queen Atune, beg not bban completed. WesUe , 'n t ina oidon to give a directaessiaer; but ...

... G kI ?? NES. -,The MarquiS 4of2- handos is' reported as the i- new' hbairman of- the ?? -and North Western Al . ' jiosy. ?? i ?? ?? ' Al9 -shy.~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ?? , 'One nded-andihi sels -for-Australia, pt. .are now loading in London1 and the rate of :passage has to been qcaased'imm£90 to .S1O. ...