... F RA N a E . -The Police have issued new regulations since the affair of the Op era.Oomique. All servants residing in.Paris will be obliged, under penalties, to provide themselves with a certificate -at the Police Office. Every servant who does not withintbree months provide himself with a certificate will, be expelled from Paris, after imprisonment of from eight days to three months. It is ...

... - - -- -- - -- - DAWLISH. THE RE'GATT A. : The annual Regatta came off on aednesda; when, -the weather being fine, a large numberof visitors were attracted- from- the neighbourhood: Ai excursion train brought from Exeter 1000 persons. The pretty little twn came out with appropriate decorations, and appeared to-great advsnta*a. 'The stewards were .J. Ssoeyd, Es Escq., snd P.. JT argery, q. .C ...

... I THE_ INSTITUTION OF ST. ERVAN'S. Mr.TR. Barnes, the Registrar of the diocese and secretary to the Bishop of Exeter, has addressed a letter to his Lordship, relative to the institution of an aged and infirm Clergyman to the parish of St. Ervan's in 8,51,and the state- raeats in relation to it, resently published by the Bev. S. 0. Osborne, from which it appears that the institution took place, ...

... EXETER' AND CREDITUN 11AP!4L.AY. FROM EXBTSIER-VIER DAYS. 6 SUNDAYS. . claotiun ?? ri j~unlso o1lo CI~lon ,ciasinh~sloiss etnn canst . A. I A, Y.n. *i. P.r.- r.3X.r.1Y.Ir. Mi .M ?? .. Exeter ?? 4210 930311.10 116 310 4 0251 91S, 4 20 93 130 8 6t.Cs ri. .. ,1120 .. 320 441 640; 035' .2946 140 RIO Crontosn.. 440 9 4511160 .130 3 30 4 65 60- 95810 9.00 200 OR( 1 CRE D1TO24ySEIL. . D3 . P ...

... EXETER, THURSDAY, AUGUST 4th, 1858. EXETER CArTEDRnkL-S&rticeS andA'nclerns. 0 Wednesday, August 3: Seivices, Itorning and Evening. a] King F: Anthem, Evening, 10 Lord rebuke me not, it Haydni.-Thntrsday: Services,, Morning and Evening, 5i Child G: Anthems, Morning, 10 Lord from whom ,tl Crotch; Evening, 1Praise the Lord,' Hayes. -Frid5Y mn Services, Morning and Evening. Tallis D: ...

... THE SALT- DEBATEz SALTED FOB!0' fBESURV.ArION.X Sir John Paeington moved that the East India Company be ordered to obey the law. They monopolised salt in India, and the consequence was that the natived towhom it wasmore necessary than anybody esie,, had only 'half .as. much salt as other neop~le;anud fdrty per cent. of what he' bought was dirt, for which he paid' exactly 'fifty' timde ...

... . GUILDHALL,-WEDNESDAY., Blefvor B. Hootcr, Obaiinian. ?? Bmutton, .and E. Woolmir, Esqs. SANiIUEL.LINE was .eharged with .stealing appless froio the dsi~of :r. Johns, of 11, Salem Place. 'Mr. Daiy,.wbo .lives next door,. stated that df sa n the prisone : on the garden wal, taking apples from Ba tree. He :had twenity: or. tlhrty. Septncfled .to -a .week's imprisennment., . MARY.ANex-lazi^was ...

... THURSDAY, AUGUST 26, 1853. THEaz are, unhappily, too many instances on record where, with a view to pecuniary advantages, or for purposesof anequally discreditable obaraeteripatrous of livings bring scandal on ?? by the disposal of their patronage. A 6ure of souls is looked upon as merchandise, and its value is increased in proportion. to the remote or proximate chances of a vacancy. When a ...

... THE ~CA~4I 0 IOBHAM. The camp brolep 'up ji i, _week after the most ap- prov d'dramatic Bnd 0crpaigning fasson, some additionsl interest bela reservedifofhe'closo. Wednesday being generally regarded as the' last. grail field' day, tbere was a .vdryslg Attendanee .of st eIitorb, -thoasn'dp of visitors being chiregatd -upon ?? 4f the common wh ance a view of wata tok place ¢orld'bs' `elsrmsnded. ...

... - * Her Majesty has again visited the camp, and Witnessed the evolutions of the new body of troops at present assembled there; Nor bas camp life been wanting in its ordinary attributes. There was a grand field-day on Saturday; when the enemy, represented.so galantly on all occasions by. Colonel Vicars and his scanty band, were partially repulsed, but remained masters of the field, forcing ...

... THE GN NAVtL REVIEW. Tie interest felt by the public in the abbve grand event was most intense thrpughout -the whole of Monday and Tuesday; shoats of o isitors kept on arrivinj t P6rtnputh VMrevlodgisig aebomtiodation commanddd alihosV fablldous prices.. The electric telegraph was at work ,dring the day 'teetwen London and Southampton, as well as: Portstauoth, ,.beso'aking places on board ...

... THIE;; YOBBtIBE. Ai SOCIETY. The sixteenth, aniiiersaygf this society bas.beencele- bratod ?? aduring the pfastweek, pndertbhepresidency of Lord Hotliam.. The followinggenesmen officiated as the judges :L-~For Catile-~Mr. 'Thmao Crofton,. of Holywell, -Durham; Mr2R. Dudding,,of Panton,.Wragby; Mr. Joseph !White, of Esholt, Lecds. For Sheep and Pigs-Mr. Wm. Tonr, of Ayjesby.; Mr. Wrn.. Hobson, ...