... T MONMOUTH :TIS £ ENSARY, HE ANNUAL MEETING W this lNSTITOTTON will be held on Saturday, the '21st inst., at Eleven o'clock, at C'0UU when the ACCOUNTS will be AU- DITED and the REPORT RECEIVED. The Subscribers will also lake into consideration the expe- diency of filling up the office of Physician, now vacant; and if determined on, will appoint a day for the Election. October 7, 1837. Notice ...

... MARRIED. On the 27th ult., at Bristol, Mr. T. D. Rees, of Cardiff, to Mary, third daughter of the late M. Willett, Esq., surgeon, of Chepstow. DIED. On Monday last, at Typort, in this county, after eleven days illness, Mrs. Port, widow of John Port, Esq., late of 11am, Derbyshire, and Lyndhurst, Hampshire. On'the 23rd ult., at St. Servan, department of lile el Vilaire, in France, after four ...

... BRISTOL AND NEWPORT & w ILL SAIL NEXT WEEK A3 FOLLOW V ». NEWPORT. From BriltDI t. Newport. From Newport to Brittcl. December. December. .28, Monday-12 oooo 28, Monday-W morning an it? J *y~l a,lemoon '29, Tuesday—10 morning ni ^nesday-1 afternoon 30, Wednesday—12 noon j Auraday-v? morning 31, Thursday—2 afternoon January. January. », rriday—morning 1, Friday—2 afternoon '•Saturday—8 morning 2 ...

... As some proud column, though alone RAGLAND hath propp'd a tottering throne, Now is the stately column broke, The beacon-light is quench'd in smoke. The trumpet's silver sound is still, The warder tilent on the hi I ...

... TO THE GENTRY AND PUBLIC OF NEWPORT j AND ITS VICINITY. %if. piullOffc, portrait fainter, RESPECTFULLY announces, that. encouraged by the favourable opinions of Families who have honoured him with their approbation as an Artist, he has commenced the practice of his Profession in Newport; and hopes. by close attention, punctuality, and unremitting zeal, to merit public patronage. PORTRAITS ...

... HILSTONE HOUSE, MONMOUTHSHIRE, Lately the residence of Gen. Sir Robt Brownrigg, Bart., K.G.C.B., deceased. TO BE LET, Unfurnished, for a Term of Years,-AlI that JL large, newly-erected Mansion, called HILSTONE HOUSE, situate about Five miles from the town of Monmouth, calculated for the reeeption of a large family of the first respectability con- taining spacious and lofty Dining, Drawing, and ...

... would'st view fair TINTEKN aright, the pale moon-light: iilrt i^e ga,y beams of gladsome day but to flout the ruin gray). 'hull 8° alone the while— view St. Mary's ruin'd pile; l[J~> home returning, sootlily swear, ^iiever scene so sad, so fair. ...

... AS OOVBXTNSSS. YOUNG LADY wishes for a Re-engagement in a Pri- vale Family. She undertakes to instruct in all the usual branches of Education,, with French, the Latin grammai, Drawing, Dancing, the llse or the Globes, and Music. Salary not a primaiy consideration.—Apply (if by letter, postpaid), to I. H. S., Merlin Office, Newport, Monmouthshire. PORT WINES. EL8DON AND JONES HAVE JUST LANDED, ...

... If thou would'st view fair TINTERN aright Go visit it by the pale moon-light: the gay beams of gladsome day iGild but to float the ruin gray). f?^b0ut go alone the while- IA^ WSt Mar>'s ruin'd Pe; returni8- soothly swear, Was never scene so sad, so fair. ...

... JitTURN ordered by the House of Commons of the NUM OF STAMPS issued to the following Newspaper I from the 1st of January to the 29th June, 183? :— ...

... cjHtmcji MISSION. SOCIETY FOR THE PROPAGATION OF THE GOS- PfX IN FOREIGN PARTS. APUUC.IC MEETING wiit be Imld in the BOROUGH COIM1, M.ONMOUTH, on FRIDAY, MAY 3rd, at T*«lve Vclook. ta support of the objects of this Veffieriblfc Sowcty. The Kigfet Reverend the LORD BlSHOPttf NOV A SCO t iA wiiw attend, and address the Meeting. GEO. MONNtNGTON, Secretary. G EO. ROBERTS, Vicar of Monmouth ...

... If thou wou'.dst view fair TINTERN aright, Go visit it by the pale moon-light: (For the gay beams of gladsome day J Gild tout to flout the ruin gray). Th«» go—but go alone the while— T1I#H viow St. Mary's ruin'd pile; And, home returning, soothly swear, Was never .iceao Bad, so fair. ...