... 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 ...

... SATURDAY, SJPraMga 23, 1854. TEE WAR. AFTER many months' delay, the French and English forces in the East have commenced active operations. After having rendezvoused at Serpents Isle, off the mouths of the Danube, they proceeded thence to the Western coast of the Crimea, and effected. a lading. From the tenor of the instructions issued, opposition was anticipated, but no place of debarkation ...

... ' Commission signed by the Lord-Lieutenant of the county of Car- ?? Jones Williams, Esq., to be deputy-lleatenant. Royal Willts Militia-.John Leigh Reed. Esq,, to be captain. Second Somerset Militia.-Edward Wentworth Bennett, Gent., to Hamlpshire Mtilitia.-b rederick 1'ranis Fereby, Gent., to be lent. Harnpshls-e Mllltia.--Captain George Blurrard, to be major; Lieut. John Loiseeda, to be ...

... A A ?? ME9rtUSE 4 SA7TURtDA1Y. SE--rsvvf--A 9, 1854. THu news of the week is of some importance, though not in an actively military or naval sense as connected with actual warlike operations. The Emperor Nicholas has replied to the recommenda- tions of Austria, to treat for peace on the basis of the terms proposed by France and England, by an imperious refusal, accompanied by a renewed ...

... TWERTON.-On Saturday, 9th Inst., the remains of the late Thomas Carr, Esq., of Twerton, were interred in the churcbyard of thatvillage. The funeral proceselon consisted of X a hearse drawn by four horses, and five mourning coaches con- I taming the friends of the deceased, and they were followed by about 3so of the workmen of Twerton Cloth Hmantuaotory, all in mourning attire. The shops were ...

... ?? INT ENLUUNCE. jarragementa are in progres -in7 Edinburgh for the urchae of the Theatreeroyal and most of the adjacent niAdings, for the site of the new post-office. TheObar! of Eglinton is at prese4l, on a !isit to the Jso bloce55 of Londonderry,@t Garron TOwer, Larne, Ireland. Rumods says a martiage will'ahortly'takeplae b tietth sr ties., iew~ ' I AL ; XO ' ' h * : I Oa; 1t:.1 ?? I':11' e ...

... 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 ...

... Tim Committee of the shareholders in this place of re- S creation may consider that they are beyond the reach of t legitimate criticism. They are not so, however, any E more than the directorate of a railway company. Their 11 proprietors can only receive a dividend by satisfying, not t, by baulking, the inclinations of the public ; by adminis- tering to their accommodation or enjoyment; by ...

... AXBRIDGE.-Our annual fair will be held on Tuesday. the ?? of Oatober, and from the great success usually experienced, it is expected that it will be very fully attended. DOWNEND -Ont Sunday evening, tbe 24th, tlbe Rev. A. Peache preached his farewell sermon to a crowded audience, i in the chareh at this place. The rev. gentleman has labonred i here upwards of 1a years, and his departure is ...

... 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 ...

... -,ST4? -WIP , w?'i3wA 4 .- Ilp ,I ? .ejact that Sif Charles upier ison ls rad.home, if not ?? ih-d ?? ;.The Glabd: statesr hut 'Sir Charles ha; no torders which, would render.hliscreturn' a. matter of Vibabblliti; and -thei Globe haot reason to beliere' that h'e' has' ?? ?? rlgai-d tot ?? iwhich he, may deem it.,epedient tg'u'ddertakii'end thbsthe I ;haa>ever in auy '*lay be'dn ...

... On Thursday morning the annual meeting of the Patagonian Missionary Sooiety was held at the Vietorla-Roome the attend. ance was very good. The Lord Bishop of Sierra Leone pre. siWed, and was supported on the platform by several warm friends of the missionary cause. The Rev. Mr. MANSELL commenced the proceedings by an appropriate prayer. The C irAxnaAN said it should ever be regarded by all ...