... FRANCK Pu LI n. or THE GOVERNMENT.—The following circular lias been addressed to the Frcncli diplomatic agents at foreign courts by M. Oui/.ot, Minister Tor Foreign AfTaiis: —After u short preamble., statin;; undet wli.it cm umstanccs the 'uke the direction ol thy external relations of the eo'intry, M. Guizot then resumes the leading principles of the policy adopted as relates to the Eastern ...

... THE veil is taken from the sky, The clouds aside are driven. And o'er the earth floats gently by The fragrant breath of heaven; ■- A million odours rich and sweet, It bears upon its wingø- For infant flowerF, a morning treat, Before Ihe skylark sings. Young flowers that, sleeping all the night. Had sighed their scents away; And waking up with wild affright, Had trembled all the day, Witl lips ...

... GRAMMATlCS. Arrah, Teddy, an' wasB't yer name Teddy O'Byrne before you left ould Ireland Sure it was, my darlint. But, my jewel, why then do you add the s. and call it Teddy O'Byrnes, now?—Why, ye spalpejn hav'nt I been married since I kem to Ameriky and are you to ignorant of grammatics, that ye don't know when one thing is added to another, it becomes a plural. The worthiest people are ...

... A DUTIFUL SON.— You will, of course, immediately join the mess, Mr. M. said tho Adjutant to a young Ensign on thcday OF htsarnva) at the regiment. Youareverykind Sir, stammered out the incipient hero, but the last promise which I made my father was that I would never get into any tneis whatever. Theodore Hook declares that he cannot see upon what prin- ciple the teetotallers make water the ...

... MANTELETS.—Those mantelets, named Reine de Chypre, are still very fashionable, surrounded as they generally are with splendid lace, and attached with pompons of riband, pink or lilac; the lace falling over the arms and shading the waist, giving a distinguished air and elegance to the figure. Camails will be much worn for1 the theatres, &c., the most favourite materials being gros de Naples, or ...

... Monmouthshire.—Caerleon, Monday, 2 Monmouth, nesday, 4, Tuesday, 17; Newport, Thursday, 5. Thursday. 19; Castletown, Friday, 6; Abergavenny, Saturday, Chepstow, Friday, 20 Usk, Monday, 23. j Glamorganshire.—Llangefellach, Monday, 2 Llangy0^ Tuesday, 3; Bridgend, Thursday, 5; Cardiff, » 11 Llantrissant, Thursday, 12; Wain, Fiiday, 13, 23 Cowbridge, Saturday, 14 Swanrea, Saturday, H j daff, ...

... The Speaker was unable to take the chair, there not being forty members present at four o'clock. FRIDAY, FEBRUARV 21. Petitions were presented against any further grants to the College of Maynooth—in favour of and against Irish municipal reform—for enquiry into the laws regulating the currency—for church extension—for a free pardon to the Chartist convicts— for the release of the Sheriff, and ...

... PUBLIC DINNER TO EDWARD ELLICE, JUN., ESQ., M.P. The friends of Mr. Ellice, in the town of Inverness and neighbourhood, invited him to a public dinner on Monday last, on occasion of his present visit to Inverness, as the friend of Mr. Morrison, the Liberal candidate for the burghs, and in token of their personal respect and regard. It was originally intended that the dinner should take place ...

... MONDAY, JULY 10. Mr. Turner requested information as to whether or not the Government were prepared to advise her Majesty to visit with her signal displeasure all persons engaged in duelling, or if they would bring in a measure next session on the subject Sir Robert Peel was alive to the importance of the subject, but was not prepared to make any declaration without mature consideration. The ...

... REBECCA AND HER DAUGHTERS. Destruction of Llandiio-Itwnws, Mantel's Arms, and Ltaiivi- hangel Gates. CARMARTHEN, MONDAY, JULY 10, 1843.-0n Friday last, a mob of these lawless depredators assembled together, mustering about bne hundred strong in the neighbourhood of Nantgar- redig, about five miles from this town. They were on this oc- casion all disguised, and had their faces blackened, and ...

... While at press, we have been favoured with the following account of a meeting of freeholders, farmers, and farm labour- ers, held on Tuesday afternoon, at the school room, in the pa- rish of Llanedy, Carmarthenshire. The meeting wali convened for the purpose of taking into consideration the present dis- tressed and unsettled condition of the country, and the best means to be adopted in order ...

... Imports and Eiparts lor tl,e Week endin the 15th or Dec., IMPORTS. Friends, Williams, Gloucester; Minerva, Knight, ditto; Jane and Alary, Guy ditto, sundries.—Hope, Nutt, Barnstap«*« porter and furniture. —Venus, Thomas, Bridgwater, Unanimity* Mitchell, ditto; Blessing, Duddridge, ditto; Star, Richards» ditto; Newport Trader, Jackson, Gloucester; Ceres, Inman»- ditto; Sisters, Quinton, ...