... CORN EXCHANGE, MARK LANE. Monday, January 17.—The arrivals of all kinds of grain h»st week were rmddbng, and of flour not considerable. This morni«? ere was again a scanty supply of wheat, barley, beans, and rvoco, Uosa, jKcm, mJ DuffulU, „„1JT „ f J ]c fro* I the coast with oats. 'I he scanty appearance of wheat SSAMPL^& 4' caused the factors to demand considerably higher prices for wheat, I ...

... To the Editor of the Monmouthshire. Merlin. SIR,-The following letter appeared in the Imperial gazine for September, 1822, addressed by a Mr. Thomas to the Editor of that publication and as the writer represents the practice of a tradesman treating his customer with a glass an evil of no small magnitude, perhaps the insertion of it in the Merlin may prove a beneficial hint to some of its ...

... Borough, December 27.—Our hop market remains with0 alteration, but rather more demand. Currency new Sus^ pockets £ 7. 10s to £ 8. 15s Kent, £ 8. to £ 10. 10s choice £ 13 1829, £ 7. 10s. to £ 8 1828, £ 6. 10a to £ 7. 10s 1827, 86» J to 100s 1826, 84s to 100s. ...

... The establishment of a commission to investigate the laws r.eal property was a subject of general.rejoicing to every dividual who understood the nature and inconvenience of I I °se laws. From the great talent and experience of the a^titlemen employed for this purpose an abundant harvest 'improvement was expected. It was thought that by their the tedious prolixity of deeds, and all the dilatory ...

... PUBLIC ENTRY OF MR. HUNT INTO LONDON.-Monday was fixed on by his admirers to give Mr. H. Hunt, M.P., a public entry into the metropolis on his return from Pres- ton. It was arranged to meet him at 12 precisely, at the Painted Red Lion Inn, Islington-green; and at an early hour some hundreds of people, all evidently of the labouring classses, were collected together in the centre of the Green. ...

... FIRE AT LF.WISHAM CHURCH.'—Sunday morning, about seven o'clock, that ancient edifice, the parish church of Lewisham, w.as discovered to be on fire, and the consternation of the parishioners, and the inhabitants of the surrounding villages, heightened by the late conflagrations caused by incendiaries, was extreme. From the most careful inquiries, the file originated in mere accident. It appears ...

... ■■-COUNTRY* ;NEWS; BIUGHTON, DEC. 27.—MARRIAGE AT THE PAVILION.— The happy.event =of the union of Miss Fitzclarence with Lord Viscount Falkland occurred at the King's Naval Pa- lace this- morning. Their Majesties, with the bride, and bridegroom and a splendid and select party, took breakfast in the banquetting-room of the Palace, and, directly after the repast; removed into one of the drawing ...

... To the Editor of the Monmouthshire Merlin. MR. EDITOR,—In your excellent paper of last Saturday, I read a long letter from Merthyr Tydvil, signed Decius, an answer, in the writer's opinion, to a letter, contained in a previous paper, signed A Consistent Churchman. Decius, for aught I know, may be a very good sort of person but, as a casuist, de- fend us from all those who, like Decius, ...

... ADDRESS TO HIS MAJESTY BY THE BISHOP AND OF LANDAFF.—An esteemed friend having convicted US ? f gross negligence, in omitting the Address presented to his Majesty by the Bishop of Llandaff, on the 8tli of Decern^ last, we trust that our offence will be expiated by its insertion, on the principle of the old adage, Better la than never. It is a document well worthy the attention 0 our readers. ...

... Four other agitators, Steele, Lawless, John Reynolds, and Mr. Barrett, Editor of the Pilot, were arrested on the 18th inst. and held to bail at the same office, upon similar charges. Each was bound in recognizances, himself in the sum of two hundred pounds, to appear at the same time and place with the great Agitator. There are several other warrants out, and we have good reason to believe, ...

... KPIPHANY QUARTER SESSIONS FOR THE COUNTY J OF MONMOUTH. t These Sessions were holden at Usk on Monday and Tuesday r last, before Lord G.C.H.Somerset, M.P., Chairman the Duke °f Beaufort, K.G., Lord Lieutenant of the County Marquis of Worcester, M.P. Sir Charles Morgan, Bart,, M.P. Charles Morgan, Esq., M.P.; Iltyd Nicholl, Esq., High Sheriff; C. H. Leigh, B. Hall, J. B ailey, R. Lewis, J. ...

... In those fortunate districts which escaped the dreadful visita- tions, among which Herts, as in other respects formerly adverted to, stands most memorably and creditably prominent, the arrears of cultivation have been completed in a style considerably su- perior to expectation for times like the present; in those most subjected to the recent calamities, so much cannot be expected, and great ...