TgBE CSE OF ARCHDEACO DENSO. sh{ The Court appointed under the Church DIscipline Act br rae a"'?" ???veatigutiO0 and udjudicritirin of the charges brought against load the Venerable Archdeacon D?nis0n, by the Rev. IV. Diteber, whit sot again on Tuesday, at the Gojldhall, Bath, iv

COUSCILjjOUSE, SATUSI5A5-, Ocr. 18. Magistrates present: Messrs. Shaw* and Naish. M~argaret Grereton, brought up on remand, charged with attempting to commrtit suicide1 wias called upon to find twol rpetable sureties for her good behaviour, or to be eons.l ?? for one month in de

- pairg. ?? i A RIVER IN THE SOUTH. "They that oaw In tears shall reap in joy." I saw an Alpine rivulet careering From rook to rock along its downward track, When, mindful of the dangers it was nearing, I whispered, Back. Back, streamlet, to thy mother, yon gray mountain; Though

- BIRTHS. May 12, at Prospect-buildings, Bitton, the wife of Mr. Thomas Buah, a son. May 13, the wife of Mr. Joseph Holbrook, Victoria Arms, Slon- place, Clutton. a soo and-heir. May 16. ?? street the wife of Mr. Joseph Hatton, a son. May Id, at the Rectory, 6ossington, BrIdgwate

r On Monday ?? last, one ofjthc courie ,of lectures in oonnexion with the above 'tlttietion was delivered by the Rev. J. Stoughton, the subject being I Tyrol and the' Tirolese." the obairrnanfo C. Gorwin, Req., ishtroduc' the icoturr, wyho ilegan by observing that he would fir4t

it (Before Mr. Comissfoni er Hfi J. t- |MONDAY. 1- REt ToroxAs iOoGAN, Carmarthen, Dealer in British Wines ,d and Splrits.-Mr. A. Brittan appeared for two creditora of thie n insolvent, and moved the conrt to rescind the final order made in this ease in 1840o, upoi the ground th

BIRThS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS BIRTHS.-At Fairfield, New Bridge Hill, the wife of EdOd Pontifem, Esq, a ?? South Petherton, Somerset the Wif of the Rev.- F. Harrieon, a ?? Alfred.street, Bath, t wife of Edmund Boult, Esq, a ?? wife Of G°erge B. Garrard, Esq. of Eveshamn, Worceoter

ST. GoOrGE'S.-SINoULAR DEATII OF A MORSE-On the night of Friday the 3rd inst., Mr, Isaac Willshire, St. George's, =loucesterahire, was aroused by groans proceeding from his stable, on entering which be found his pony (a valuable one) I yng in great agony, a part of its intestine

BRISTOL PIflLOSOPHICAL INSTITUTION. on Monday evening laet Mr. Etheridge, ?? curator of the Inestitution, delivered the secoud of hie couree of four an lectures on geolog~y, the subjeot of the evening being the has 'PI'lmozoic Age"-that period of the earth's hietory In whioll eg

FRANCE AND RUSSIA.-The Emperor Napoleon made the following reply to the speech of the ?? the occasion of the latter presenting ?? credentials on Wednes- day:- Monsieur Ia Comte-As soon as the treaty of peace was signed it became my constant care, without weakening my former alli