... FRANCE. TheTimea correspondent at Paris understands that tbp levy of French seamen from twenty-one to forty years of age is going on in the most complete and strict manner. The instructions issued for carryingoout this measure state that it is adoptediwith the object of givingthe fleet seamen cormple tely formed and experienced, and who are in the fall possession of age and activity. At the ...

... se Ladies' bonnets now-a-days are barefaced false- u er- hoods. 0 far A GRACetFUL CORRECTION.- The proper study of t tle I it Mankind is Woman.-Punch. s of MORAL. FISHE1NG-Pious gentleman: My boy! tee my boy! you do very wrong to fish on Sunday! Boy: It *b ad can't be no harm, sir-I aun't catched nothing - A TRAIN DIFFICULT TO CATCH.--RailWay travellers ft it. should invariably avoid ...

... _, ?? ?? ?? ?? A1 -. 1l - 11.A'1- - -ilt EXETER AND CREDITON AND NORTH DEVON. FllOM RZETCEbTYlrWENK DAYS. S OUNDAYS. &21 h2 1&2i I & I 5. 2 2312,8 2,i i & 2 i 2,31 3S' ietasc lass lenclass el'loesclss olasslss C ss ds class ls class ti as A.. N . 0?.01.1 Y.l, 1P.M.'Y. M.! L .9A.1. P.OCX. Ps.IM.X ?? 0 74t il4 1 20i 3 31 15i 9022 4 00 452 130 b30 ?? StI.Cas ?? 720:1120 130 3 4 2 531. 865 1 40 ?? ...

... In his seventh year young Frederick was taken out of the hands of the women; aud had tutors and sub-tutors of masculine gender. Duhan de Jacadum, a scholar found fighting in the trenches before Stralsund, was the practical tutor. Lieutenant-General Graf Fink von Finkenstein, and Lieutenant-Colonel von Kalkstein, they ane head-tutor icd sub-tutor; military men both, who had been in many wars ...

... ?? 1)ischarged-ctred, l ; relieved, 4. The bau treasurer begs to acknowledge the sum of X1 Is., as a benefaction, from l'obert Mortimer, Esq., of Newport. de THE RECOn!D)HE11SI A SINECURE.-Monday was we the day appointed for holding the quarter sessions, but there fi, was again no business for transaction. This is the third la session in succession without a single prisoner for trial-a alh ...

... When the stamp returns showed the entire circula- tion of a newspaper, it was proved that the Flying Post, after being for some years below the Exeter Gazette in circulation, gradually gained ground, till the Gazette was passed; and the last returns, before unstamped paper was allowed, shew the circulation of the Flying Post to be several hundreds weekly above the Gazette. Thepresentreturns ...

... AWright, the comedialn, is seriously, if not dangeronsly, ill. The Queen has created Sir H. Rose, the Indian General, a .CB.h i The Chancellor of the Elxchequer intends payin a plblic visit to Behlfst. The Right Hon. Dr. Lushington has been appointed De)an of Arches. It is e-xpected that in a short time wve shall be ilmporting silk from Alelbourne. Mrs. Chishohn, so wrell known for her ...

... a. tv ?? - I__ _ _ WEDNESDAY, OcTOBER27, 1858. IT is quite clear that the cause of Lord PAL3ERSTON is a lost one ; his adherents evidently thought that the country might still be made the shuttlecock of party,and that the noblelord,being the most dexterous, vwould in the end be successful. But the Conservatives * have refused to play the game any longer. The Liberal party have also determined ...

... Accompanying a Noah's ark, fresh from Germany, and on sale in the toyshops in this country, is a catalogue of the inmates thereof in German, French, and English. Amongst them we find two minces, two sheeps ; but, best of all, eight men, viz., four men and four wives. On the Norfolk Circuit, Lee was retained for the plaintiff in an action for breach of promise of marriage: when the brief ...

... THE BISHOP OF OXFORD AND THE REV. AV. S. BRICIKNELL. TH'E 1.'Il.'FECTS 01 .qxN 'I;ISC OPAL CAUTION. The following letter to the Lord Bishlop of Oxford, in reference to a complaint made to hisa Lordship against the Vicar of Eynsham, has been privately circulated in the neighbourhood of Oxford:- Eylisatll Vicarage August 18, I'1 Myv I o'd,-I Imove receivedl a comint uonlw iou firom your ...

... It is said a coinage of double sover eign. is, to be issued. Dr. Livinagstone is reported to have asrie, al Cope. AU well. Mr. Newton, the antiquarian, has been itj l successful explorations ont the site of ancient s .ct t'ii;, The Eastern Steam Navigation Conap anY t .et registered their vessel under thle title o fi tie G ree it,' The Union (Popish journal) recontntetcl, Is ' i prayers be ...

... IN-: XDIA. EUROPEANS 'KILLED BY THE MUTINEER Europeans killed by rebels in India, as prepared at the 'v Foreign Office, Calcutta, and which. is ldated 23rd INovember. * The naueiethusgiven are:- ' Colonel J. Platt, 23rd *N.I, Indore, I st July,; shot, down;1 Captain J. Pagan, 23rd N.I., 'Indore, lst July, sbot down; a Major A. Harris, lst Light Cavalry,.Indore, lot Julyi,way- laid;- Mr. ...