... INASIONY OF THE CRIMEA. d A telegraphic despatch in the Moniteur, dated Therapia, 7th September. states that the French and Turks had set out from Varna on the 5th, and that the a English fleet was to join them at the Isle of Serpents. v The vweather was favourable. A similar report also h comes from Vienns in a different form, and is said to be s1 authentic. Advices from Varna to the 6th ...

... EXETER BATH ! AND WA*1iiiS I ,The annutal meeting of the frefids end Bupport,&s' Of the bathsl and washhouses was hell on W~davidat, ' the' Onuidhall. The chair, was taken at twelve. O clock bythe Right', Worship?l 'the Mernoi, (John Paw ?? alliai'there *eive present the High'Sheriff' of'~Devon, (B~ 8 ri Gird Eq.,) the 1 'lb MAOR aidtha noens.~ohd isithe baths and wash- houses without being ...

... VIENNA, SEPT. 24. Omar Pacha received at Bucharest, on the 22d, the following dispatch, dated from Old Fort, the 17th, and signed by Marshal St. Arnaud and Lord Raglan:- H Highness, we have, safely landed to the northward of Sebastopol; the enemy opposed no resistance to our taking possession of these positions. This circumstance has produced the deepest impression on the Tartar population, ...

... The mother who saw another baby prettier than ler own, has l-een sent to a Lunatic Asylum. London is now so empty, that the only thing we Lave seen flll. lately was a carpet-bag, and that was going out ?? town.-Lssae7reK. A D -ERttENCE.-'Xhat difference is there between forms and ceremouies -YOU sit upon one, and stand upon the other. ATTEMIPT AT MoNoPoLY.-Fanny Fern olhjects to men shelling ...

... MISSION TO ZULU, KAFIRS. I -- __ _1 1: AJA 1l1AAs.EA- In e A public meeting assembled at the RoyaI Clarence Hotel, on Monday, to hear an address from the Bishop of Natal, in aid of the funds of his diocese. The chair was taken by the Rev. Canon Rogers, and there was a numerous attendance. A resolution, expressing the sympathy of the meeting with missionary operations, was adopted, on. the ...

... ISOtTH,. ?? -- EXMOUTH.- - REGATrA.. Although. the last of the egatts within an easy distance of Exeter, E Tnouth was more, attractive than somes which have preceded it. The subscrip- tions were liberal, and the conspetitoo gsod. It was a source of regret to many that the principal race did not come off owing to the I'arnpire being too notorioun for anyone to enter the lists itb her. The ...

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... EThe story is told by a young Hungarian lady, who, when the national troops passed through their town during the contest, is agreeably surprised to find the officers, instead of being bloody boors-as those attached to Austria represented them to be-a polished, civillsed set of chivalrous gentlemen, who determined on giving a ball to the ladies of the place, and to which the fair narrator is ...

... f !_ ?? Arebdeacon Robert Wilberforce has resigned his pre- ferments in the church, partly in consequence of the steps f which have been taken in reference to his published y opinions on the subject of the Eucharist, and partly in b consequence of increasing doubts on the question of the Royal supremacy. He has addressed the following letter to the Archbishop of York, in whose diocess his ...

... EXETER IMPROVEMENT COMMISSIONERS I A monthly meeting of this body was held on Monday, the MyYor, in the chair. The CLERK having staled that he bad received a communi- cation from the Sanatory Board, complaining of an open drain at Red Cow village, the Surveyor was requested to inepect the spot, and, if necessary, call a meeting of the Seweriug Commnittee, with power to take the necessary steps ...

... Wh'n na ilolr mates up ihis tutid, ivhatat loes ho do with the remnants ? Lox ?? three years of age we loveour mothers; a: six. fsir tiers: at ten, ?? S: at sixiet'l, dress at tweit; -vde, ovar oviN es; at forty, war elildren ; and at sixty ouilu NiC S. (i ( NTtrEtANILY HO1ttE STEALING.-' I saV. Bill. lim's ca *.l for stealtlito a borses. S. ?? blira right. W\ hy d. 'ut lie buy rue and pry ...

... There can be no doubt that sedentary habits con- cut with mental excitement in producing indigestion; but exercise derives much of its utility to it, by determining the blood from the head to the extremities. So long as excessive mental excitement is kept up, but little relief can be obtained by the strictest attention to dietetics. Abstinence from mental toil, cheerful company, and a country ...