... THURSDAY, MAY 4th, 1854. General Gage John Hall, whose death has i been recently recorded, served under the Dake of York in Flanders, in 1793; also at Isle Dieu and Ferrol. He served through the Irish Rebellion on the staff with Sir James Duff; and in 1805, when Major and Lieutenant Colonel of the 9th Regiment, forming part of a force destined for Hanover, he with Colonel De Berniere, 11v ...

... SMITHFIELD MARKET, MoNDAY, MAY 8. MAa-C Af Otl.+l .-,lIsa from th e1' Pn.M.nt The arrival of Cattle and Sheep ~from the Continent into, the port.of London during the, past. week has bteen very moderate. The Custom-house return giv es an entry of 62$ Oxen, OSCows, 4231 Calves, 16 pigs, and. 1,872 Sheep, nreking a total of 2,502 head. ,The supply. of Beef at Smaitlifield. to-day was large, the, ...

... 0 1 e t a a a 0 r r t a e a a e a 9 a y e it a e 0 Ir C. n 11 a it HOUSE OF LORDS.-.THURSDAY. . The ARMY OF TiE EAsr.-The Earl of 'ELLPNsoRoaouoi 5 called attention to the enormous expense which hid been t already incurred intransporting troops to Turkeq',-an& asked a whether the Government were prepared to l.aj t'the deails of I these expenses -before the House. It must also he re. I membeted ...

... NAV4 OPERAT IONs IN THE AL BTIC. The l*teet news frcm'the saltio' -is highlyyfavourable to the hopes entertained of Sir a. Napieres f eit. 'A despatch from Stockbolms dated' tbed8thb'e'nnl0noc es that the' Castle of Guistafgorn, south of Hangoi' near aelsingfors, led bean: destroyed afafee eight' hours' 'bombardment and that 1,600 Russians were made prisoners. A telegraphi 'dispatch from Bei ...

... NOTES A-BOUT THE `NhVY. I _: ~. - .. A E_ 'i T - .> St T. n r | OLD CHARLEY, AND i -ES. th; (.l('ro4 i fet'vpfo~ T ' I 46inE I while tbe ?? 3Ir e Baltai t itilder hi 1lle~ede,: apd .while, te. PePiitei Ithe Cahneae-pltting ?? , a. I etad'iklhe-o~ 0fl .of .thbsa ,'Sf e'l~A .sh hiiln sa e iihosI ' ds w lie won his fame. , t. ap sr f brilliant Bonnie Scotlandh dits nmple share of brilliant WI . ...

... Captain Barclay of Ury, so well known for his pedestrian feats, died lately, in his seventy-fifth yer., The Bridgwater Tinea states tlit' the BBe ...

... it . -A TW._ - DISPENSARY, May 22,-Patients admited this week 20; accidents, 4. Discharged-oured, 1.6; relieved, 6; Died, 1.. On Wednesday last Isaac Lacey, a youth about 17 years of ago, was sent to prison for a month, for having 'com* mitted an indecent assault on a little' girl, 'called i4nn Phillips, aged 8 years. The parties reside a#1tawleigh. , THE NoRTr DEvoN RAILwAY.-The works 4* 0- ...

... MAYoes' FrAS.-rThekworshiPful the mayor, J. Sloley, Esq., entertained the corporation of Torrington, at ?? on Wednesday last, at his residence .-n this town. The. Archidiaconal Visitation of. tbe venerable J. Bartfiolomew, ?? of Barn.taple,.wii be lheld at Torrington on Thersday the lst of June. THE YnobMANYtL .-Tho-:t'tbth Devon ROeWDent will meet on Thursday.the lietof 1A2e,boreight da ...

... PUSEYISM AND ROTTEN EGOS . At the Westniixster Police COUA, on Tueiday, the Rev.'QhIrIeg P. Lowder, one of the eurates at St., Barnabas Charcj imlido, described as .of St. Barnabas 'College,- ap. aeared to a summons, charging him with assaulting Johg Ledwi ?? Mr. Peckuiin, from the establishment of Mr. Hewitt, so- licitor, sppeareh'on behalf -of the complainant. An opening the ease, he said be ...

... HTHEEXiTRR FLYThG POST. | THU RSDAY, ;iY 4, 1854. I SUMMARY. fuzz Aay -get apart'.forinatibnal humiliation and -prayt; wasabiseived'with-beconiiug solemnity. Fromn 4the great metropolis to e imost remote and obscure Whaiiithrough all classes and graQ ' -6of4e6tYi-. -the appeal .,aq ained i,i ber MajpestyseproelatXattofl appears toe have been responded to in. iwayw wbieh evidenced tbat-the ...

... .1041, -Tlx41Rqw;11?: -BT,;j9ttd' ?? II lt PARIS1, TUusDAY. n It is reported tbat Sweden and Denmark have joined ' the Western Powers. k TII BAXWrxo FeumT.-Both fleets habvleftElfsagbbn. 0 Tum .-Omar Pasha is stated to have declared that )f 8ilietria can hold two months longer without relief. h Arsm .-The Government has opened subscription is at raort and Amsterdam for d3,500,000 stherg. e ...

... THE IEXETER FLYING POST. I~~~ , it it- T H U R 8 D A Y MAY 26, .1854., THE WAR ; T IIE asspect of the war so far is most satisfactory. The public is naturly impatient for news; but it must be remembered that,' so far. as operations on land are concerned, our troops bave only just.arived near themscene of action,- and thstithirteotho'whole burden of resistance-tao the Russian troops has, falle ...