... SINdULAR DEFECT IN THE LAW.-Latst week, t at Birmingham, a commercial traveller, named Lever, f appearedlbefore the magistrates to prosecute two men, c named Lane and James, for robbery. It appeared that i Mr. Lever, while stopping* last October, at the White t Hart Inn, Digbeth, entrusted Lane, who was boots or ( porter atthe inn, with a cheque for £75, which he was to t get cashed at the ...

... EXETER, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 1863..: . There have been rumo.urs in this city, for several days past, that Exeter .i to be made a Garrison town,:and that a conpetentforoe of Infantry and Artillery will be stationed here %pstbwith. We have been unable *otraoethesoramourst.Wayauthoratative source, althougb tvo have reason to beliiavetheY arenot altogether destitute bf foundation. We hp.el,,at ...

... FaAsaN.-The Powers have now all recog- nized Louis Napoleon as Emperor of the French. On Monday, Mr. Rives, the American Minister, and several Envoys from the minor states of Germany presented thei criletias; nd n Tesdy. the MIinisters Plebt~ntiatoi-f *i ~ PuusZ hi-*- d~ laqWn- French state-carriages to the Tuilericewith the customary ceremoniesJ and gave their new letters of credence into the ...

... ' OXFORD UNIVERSITY ELECTION; TUESDAY. Gladstone . 987 : Perceval . 803 Majority . 124 * MONEY MAnxET.-Tuesday.-The arrange- ment of the Consols principally occupied attention, and prices were affected by the balances being against the Bull, speculators. Consols for money opened at U9jt, but were done at 99tI, and for the new account on the lth prox. the priee wvas steady at 991 J. The Three ...

... dCObNkESgION -AND ABSOLUTIION TD ?? Exeter as:ncit ionginrepiyingto theletttr addressed to him by tbW Bishop. The reply is a masterly vindicatipon of h views. enpuiated on the question in ?? haanrotsougbt tozmytii; bysophisms; lint, in 4 lepr and intelligiblenianner/ with true Christian simpliefty, anid with' aii entire absence of anything approaching to rancour and il-feelinghe has ...

... XTER, THURSDAY, JANUARY 18, 1858. BExTEIOATHEI)RAL.-SERVIOES ANDANTHflIMS. Of iI ,,-Wedneaday: Service, Morn., King C.; Anthem, Eve., T] ' Ejoiie, in the Lord, King. Thursday.: Service, tli* Mtomn., Rogers Dh; Anthem, Morn., Behold nowpraiso, are I Aldrich; Eve., 0o tod, thou art my. God,, Purcell. this' Friday: Service, Morn., Elvey F.; Anthem; Eve., Turn theE l'aee~ un'to meii, Boyce. ...

... If GENERA NEWS. Tlhe eoui& still remains atWindsor, wh re the Queen who has gone out but little during the week con- tinnes to dispense'ti- hospitilities of the season.' 'er- Majesty, tlie. Prinoe Consort. and the rest of the Ra:,al family are in'the enjbymeit'of their isual health., - The IRev. Dr. Rawtrdy hasibeen ununimously Lorr. b el s- stated to; 'e the first Waljoho ls not bpeen a ...

... ?? kEUNItIN. We had known for some time past that the spacious Council Hall of the Borough of Tiaro had been most cour- teobusly placed by our worthy mayor, H. Lambe, Esq., at the service of Miss M. Prideaux Brune, of Newham, for the purpose of giving a ball and supper with more convenience to herself and in a manner more conducive to the enjoyment of those friends who were to be honoured with ...

... ?? ?? L-LE0TiON rn A d ii to a reotde );it, ?? of the Housa ioi Commons D on .aturdiv, there Ari pds itneda-ins, t h of which number ji;1it oes'ekvieri inval'dortwitiidrivn, t! leo'uig, 12A iiehbars. whose seats are, contsted.. .We gnderstaid:. that Aie drecto of the Lofibn and, ?? takig leres b to apply tq t*i trin te bs pc tieal communalation v beten the iguardnd drivor.Daily .Papers. t . ...

... CORREPONDENCEm, ?? I e. i PARISH OF ]ORTU TAMERTON, COEiNWALL. TO THE EDITOR -ON THE- IMETE FLYInN POT. Sir,-Tamerton, in the Irandred of Stratton and deanely of Trigg Major, for some time backilhasbeen called o Tamerton, to distinguish it from. Tamertdn Folot, in Devo~n. Formerly itdepended on Latmceston Prigvry,1not on Taistoq Abbey, as Ecton asserts in his Thesaurus, page 1, d Messieurs ...

... TUTMMSDAY, 3JANtTY 6B 18563. :9vETER CAT EDriAL.-SERVICES AND ANTHEMS, we; THoiSsAY: Services-morning and evening, Aldrich G. recl Antheml-OelengO, ,For behold darkness, Handel.- be pgro~Ar: Services-morning and evening, Gibbons F. req Anthem-e-ve., 1Hear my prayer, Stroud.-SATVDAX' sub Services-morn. and eve., Creyghton Elami. Anthems- in maoruing, 0O clap your bands, Green; evening, In ...

... IPROVINCIA-L INTELLIGENCE. Sir Michael' Shaw Stewart, Bart., has endowed the dbur*h at Greepoek ?? per annum, and. M1OO foria curae, oi conditiin that daily Service shall neyer cease.to.bepprfonzied ' 'I i' -SAL..OP AN. ,ISLAND.-A± a public sale Edinburgh, a few. weeks ago, the island. of Eday, Orkney, was knocked. down to an' E'iglish gentleman, a Mr. Hebden, for B8,30Q,,-. the upet price.. ...