... MElirilYR TYIWIL, SATURDAY, Dc,. ist, 1832. The Ministerial org-ans assure us that the con- ventional Powers of France and En land, have iit) other object in view than the expulsion of the Dutch from the citadel of Antwerp. If this the only object, why impose embargo upon tht ships of Holland ? The interruption of ti-acle-tlie cessation of comniercial intpt.-otirre-tioe detention of private ...

... On Monday evening last, a Meeting was held at the Buatt Ian, a repoit of which wtli be found in another part of our Paper, to receive Mr. D!T,i,wvn, the candidate for representing the county of Gla- morgan, to tJear his profession of political faith, and to catechize him thereupon. This meeting was gammoned by that honourable parish officer the bcli-mari; t!ie freeholders of the t,ourity i%e ...

... If there be one feeliog more honourable to I nature than another, it is that of the veneration with « which are accustomed to regard and wait upon the remains of the departed friend ?nd parain^upou the ashes of our departed sires. This is sentiment confined to no rank, but common to ail orders of society, and if there be iiie spot on the face of the earth more especially distinguished by .the ...

... PdfSiQNiNu HORSBS.—A diabolical-action, wa* lately committed oh the preroilwè of W. Edgoose, of Wait on.- Mr Sharp,, constable of Walscken, had .^tei^da h?H ».f sale on tbv above premises and after aJt if rswery-j left mar. in poIsesaion cf theef- fests j fetw, durasg his absence, some enemy stoic secretly tto tfce .►ifablev a»i3 jatisfied. A|s vanget-tce by giviug i fpoiiMH-# c -the mares, ...

... gBnn HOLY BIBLE. following is a disseetion of the Old,and New Testament:— In the Old Testament. III the Ne. Total, Boo » 39 27 66 Chapters. C)29 /•(>» I 1*9 Verse. 23^14 7,959 31,173 In the Old Testament. tntheNe«-. Total, Boo » 39 27 56 Chapters. 5)^9 •/(>» I 1*9 y*™* 23^14 7,959 3L173 H™ 582,493 181,253 773,746 Letters 2,728,100 85S,38« 3,566/180 The Apocrypha has 183 chapters, 60S1 ...

... LONDON MONEY MARKET. CITY, THURSDAY, Twelve o'Clock. Tliin u; ih.e paj day ut the Stock Exchange for th« tliiferences setlled yesterday. Everything »•> going od quietly. Consnis for Money S-'lL and for the January Acco;mt 831 3. EOiTK-O'ri.nr.ic ( S per Ct. Coi'sols 1131 Portuguese Scrip 3f disi Consols for' Account &I5 Greek JDutci. 40§ j Danisi. t*7 f Belgian 72 Russian 91A Bafifc SN.ck — ...

... CORN BROUGHT OASTWISE TO BRISTOL. Aberthaw, 250 qrs harle,v,- 37- qy? .wheat; Barnsta- ple, 200 qrs barley, 20 bushels tnftlt; Bideford, btiahels barley, 360 bushels w heat, 239 husbeia oab. Bridgewater, 550 bushels nnlt; Cbepstew, 34 sacks ItM) qrs barley, 40 q. s wheat Carmarthen, 2S5 b«shel» barley, 70 bushels wheat, 7672 bashels oats; llfra- combe, 20 sacks miii.* i Laugharue, 1094 bushels ...

... (F('-Y lie Blackbur, Yed.) We iiav? much pleasure in Jayiiig our readies the following excellent Address to the '>?; *uw ...

... MIS^J^UASSJSO^S C1.SACTGS- SiriiAKEK.—To-day we aniiour.ee 9 most gratifying fuet—one whtfih- !■' fiailed with ptidc by ail Mr. Spring Rice's friends.HjHBH., Right Hon. Gentleman fe to be tbe greatest dignity and ho&oor, and ttn, sffihre of 9H proudest raniw-that cf being tbe Srst Commoner oi TjsaMtm land, in his quality of Speaker ->f the House of CftBSjaocHB Mr. Ricc is ad!tiate fatdÜs: ...

... 1a«t week, tv.'f Dutch vessels have entsntd they are detained in Eonsequesirie of thtf ct^S^K>ing- 1% WFrench trade are apt excepted for the present, at least, ik> permission has been giver to land goods. Nu- tfieroos arrivals froiu cur colonies have put a stop o the s'idrs of raw s-jgai at 4,f. to 46 E. We bt ...

... UTH, And Brecon Gazette, And MERTHYR GUARDIAN, When the extent and importance of the three counties of Glamorgan, Mommouth and Brecon - great and rapidly increasing population of Merthyr Tydvil and Other adjacent towns ** considered, together with the agricultural, mining, and manufacturing interests which, by their amazing progress of late years, now hear so important a proportion reatively ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE MERTHYR GUARDlA Love, free as air, at sight of human ties. Spreads hi* light wings, and in lDolOnlt fiies. Si a-la common with a great number of my brothc1, pambiouers, I felt very indignant at tbp following occur* rente, which was related on oath by the bride and bride- before our Magistrates on the 24th instant:— Mary Evans, the wife of a Cyfarthfa miner, apparently ...