... FBabce.— The jrtr.it. bisry pt-e.-i.l_r* for the trisb ff tbe vrrrvr-rt* prere«-d rev .diy. TV* numher of eon- v-i I.™ wHI br Jr-in rr-r. hnt it f« aid lhat Gen. Cavaie- r*e wfll vi- I i;«trn lo thp proposal for putting any to rl-Mh, tow-rer pnMtv. bnt villi transport them to Africa. —The riisro-do- in the National Assembly on the pro- r-ov-1 for rendering ednrst ion in tl c milif-ry school* ...

... one of which brings a journal of the opera- tions of the Russian army from the 20th to the 30th January. t>n the 2 -tth January Platow had his head-quarters at Dantzic, having drawn a cordon of light troops round that city, aiiidf senf^on his foraging parties to the Oder. -Tchijcbagotfj who was march- ing on Liebau, was ordered to approach Thorn, to observe thai fortress, and to cover the ...

... TRURO, Saturday, Sept. 87, |Mq Advices from Spain received sj 0c - . , ' mention the renewal of negotiations f ( , r ji'[ • rotation *f Cadiz. The French pai m ° ; ever positively state that after some d ] fruitless d soussinii of the term*. w ?? - I not be adjusted to tbe sarisfkclio'i •>» eitti ?? ty, the treaty came abruptly to an ?? j? hostilities had been reconuEemed, iij J ; , goroug ...

... —Ta* F.B. ILiaadaywifl saw*. «Wajaß)rdev ihe na at iha Xeaas*. aa Maayfcy. aa Kfllierraw HUI, sad . awy s» Pawaa Cssae , ear* day at ?? „». rr — Mr. ?? tlnaail* will sseef •*> ?? ?? law. st Stib Cross, Sheer, ear—.t tsa. —Blr Hewry Mum* Houads wrrt aaewt *a i'rid*. n*. I Oth. at Ca*, Dartiatrtan —Ta* Sooth Devon Barrier* will meet on aaae*. . 10tb—at Uataa Cot. ■^Mr.TwUvwny'sHouudawill meet ...

... Wednesday the r.f Anpust, A SILVER CUI*. lieing Subjrripimn Five Guineas each, by Horses earning Weights, one 4*aiile heal —A 'e?.a'nvr, in IStiP,* of a Cup, or of a Hundred Guineas s!bs. extra. srnsGßißr.rs, Falmouth C- - I)e Dunstanville J Trevanton Charles .l. Rogers C. Carpenter J. T. Coryton Same dav, A SWEEPSTAKES of Two eadi, for Horses the property ofYeomen resuliiigiii the counties of ...

... sometime ,-„«, • seated to the Rev. The* Fisher, the let, ?? that parish, on the occasion of hia resigning. , h ' living. Although Ibe eacellent character of * , n truly Christian Minister is 100 generally know, ia tbis coon ry to require aay additional ?? lishmeat. yet from sn earnest desire to m * k „ public record of the very high esteem in whi e i he ie beta by hie late petUbioaera. Bee ...

... The reports are strengthened of a negotia- tion having been on the tapis for the simultan- eous evacuation of Spain and Portugal by the armies of France and England ; but it ia added that it has terminated by the refusal of France to quit Spain. Another piece of informrtion afioat-is, that England, Russia, and France, will acknowledge tbe independence of Greece, whether the Porte acquiesce or ...

... f.Visi Prius Causes continued from our last.) IMPORTANT TO SHIP OWNERS. ierin ». h eiy nail was brought aicainat lhe defendant oneof the o«_- -ers of a vessel called the ...

... of peace, are ! •^ ri ! lie n e-rnbers*'f Christ's one, undivided body. He i ■^'that ibrexigh tl .c influence of sound principles, trUSK ?? wrcy see in what they had wandered from the-*' * * jug be' iiroug b* -J Bo *- to unite with Protestants tIM Jki U ntr ?? 9T & ald Saviour. As was said by the ' of Wi** 1 - 2St T* ar > ( ?? od na^ placed England In 1 ' iiartv eierv-ta-d sit uation , ...

... Saturday, June 9. The foreign arrivals since our last contain a variety of reports relative to the progress of the Greek insurrection, which seems, if the ac- counts can be depended upon, to have acquired a new impetus from the characteristic barbarity of the inhuman Turk, whose hatred to the per- sons and religion of his Grecian subjects, has led him to sanction, even in Constantinople, an ...

... FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1843. Rebecca.—The outrages in South Wales are assuming a character of darker crime. Mr. W. Chambers, a magistrate, of Llanelly, whose acti- vity led to the surprise and capture of the Rebec- caites lately, had the buildings and stacks on three of his farms burnt by incendiaries on Sunday the 10th. On the following Tuesday night, a party of ruffians burnt the hayricks at ...

... The following AbstnrcC Act ofPar’iament passed ill toe 3 ...