... THE BAXON'S DAUGHTER, n. neatly printed volume, under the title of « 4 The Saxon's Daughter, a Tale of the Cru- sades, has just made its appearance from the pen of Mr. Nicholas Michell, who bas our warmest wishes for its success. This young gen- tleman possesses many of the attributes of a respectable poet, of which his countrymen our Cornish readers are not now for the first lime to be ...

... IMP E ft II L PARLIAMENT. {Continutdfroni our Fourth Page.) HOUSE OF LORDS. Mokd.it April 8. bconaparte. On the second reading of Buonaparte's Detention Bill being moved, Lord Holland 'said he tvsts astonished that the Nable Srcretary of Stale should propose the ?? reading of a Bill of this sort, without explanations a- to its nature and object. He would ask the House why .Ministers ball ...

... ?? TRURt^ ■« ?? ?? Saturday, Mirij 20f. *■' ?? : ?? %7 ,:«v_^ : i J7.7~~ j . jf } 7 - • ...

... FRlt)Af, ?? The Paris Papers pf Friday and ...

... To the Editor ofthe Royal Cornwall C, Sir, , ' f The public are under many nh[- lions lo your very able Correspondent Sere who has so pleasantly contributed to u„. ?? of this social season, by bis facetious and nent remarks upon the Orators of the A>ti z a Spirited yet agreeable i a bis style, he has c the idle declamation ofthe Bodmin llluinina(- •aken by the wondering Radicals forelodL, ...

... MONDAY, Juxb 6, POLAND. The aeeounis from Warsaw to tbe 26ih end from Berlin of the 28 ult. are of a cheering d.*- criptlon. The gallant Skrtynicki has been again astonishing the Russians by boldly out- flanking the all-conquering Sabalkanski, and throwing himself into the Lithuanian provinces. All the Russian corps npnn the Ihree great lines of mad leading to Warsaw have already ma_-_a ...

... . THE LAT3 FA LMO U f I -CI - - Lbttei. il. To the Editor ofthe Gemma ?? *?«,—- The person whose •. ' -° M cite interest in bebalf oi the dcs: ''■» -■' ' _ your approvi-.:, returns his ack ?? • fori.. Excuse the emulation d ?? it always spring from such __ v_m.—' good i*?esleyan's'** exertions ■• ?? i 1 - I '' bly prompted., but at least pre: cd, -* ■•** faintly, by a Churchman's, f None ...

... Quarter Sessions. f Continued from our Fourth Page. J Friday. July 9. Mr. Jotiah Berry was iudicted for stealing two Briefs,the property of James Trower Bullock, of Truro.* Mr. John, and Mr. Cornish appeared for the prosecution ; and Mr. Hot-kin. Mr. Smith, and Mr. BmUbwaite, for tlie defence. Mr. John stated the case to tho jury, wgine tbi-m to -o>at it * if h was a question bet *een two ...

... Gentlemen, -iiU-fr IhaverunycoilM*^ Miners of Cornwall are too much in W £ ofthe Copper Companies who P u «J lilboU r copper ores, the produce of their ' : nte rc*ted and adventurous spirit.andasyouare 1 be in the value ofthe copper ore *^ ea IIlt tli; mines, in as much as the larger the «JJ£. l greater the dtifts you M --v^ fct*« have taken the liberty of address. to you on the subject. ...

... pj:E*KNT*TION OF A PIECE OF PLATE TO THE KEY. W. N. SNOWE. O i Tiiursday tha SOth July the principal inha- bitants of the combined parishes of St. Agnes aad Prrrantabalee, met at the White Hart inn. in the former parish for the purpose of presenting to Key. \V . N. Snowe, on the eve of his departure fme them, a memorial oftheir regard, for his ge- neral conduct and seal in tbe performance of ...

... ?? to THE EDITOR. Bissick, May 24, 1836. _* fijkiwing Lnstruetive fable is earnestly re- ?? to tbeserio-s attention of a certain png- ?? ?? cfHandbWuetoriety, who ■^__7^rff and hb office by hk conduct at *&nl2 steer days ago. For the stupid handbill «_rts_ip_— H- has king lived * -ii «__ iv * gUw-bo-sa, and should not nave ?? the first stone.^Whet. insolence ?? to ?? all hope of sunendment . ...

... Cotiitoall F.ALMOUTH PACKET. ...