... Monmouth, Saturday, February 19—Wheat, 72s Od to 80s 10 £ Barley, 38s 8d to 45s 4d Oats, 22s Od to 2Ss 8d Beans, OOso to 00s Od per Imperial quarter. Abergavenny, February 19.—Wheat, 80s5jd Barley, 42s V* Oats, 00s Od Beans, 00s Od Peas, 00s Od per Imperial Hereford, Feb. 19.—Wheat, per bushel weighing 801bs, Hs Oats, 00s Od Beans, 00s Od Peas, 00s Od per Imperial quarter. Hereford, Feb. 19 ...

... A, few days ago, at the suggestion of several respectable K^itlemen who thought that the object of the intended AIemorial to the Post Master General would be greatly tornoted by the support of the Marquis of Worcester and ord Granville Somerset, on account of their official con, •ection with this part of the county, we addressed a letter »u e proper quarter, and are happy to inform our readers ...

... The Star gives the following epitome of the plan of Re- form said to be in the contemplation of Ministers:—The elective franchise to be extended, generally, to all house- keepers paying £10 per annum in clear rent; no out-voters or non-residents to have votes. The qualification of mem- bers to be raised and to be real: all places not having 200 voters, or diminishing to below that number of ...

... LONDON NEWS. Lord Cochrane is to be restored to his rank and honours in the British Navy. Mr. Byng, M.P., for Middlesex, and Sir F. Burdett, have each subscribed X50 towards Alderman Waithman's expenses for the office of City Chamberlain. The Duke of Bedford has also forwarded .?.5 for the same purpose. The family of the Duke of Beaufort have been plunged into the deepest affliction by the ...

... COUNTRY NEWS. The Duchess of St. Alban's, although a resident at Brighton, has not been included in the invitations to the Palace. On Tuesday night an extraordinary hail storm occurred at West Grinsted Park, Sussex, the seat of Walter Burrell, Esq., M. P.; it lasted only 10 minutes, but in that period, 935 feet of glass in Mr. Burrell's garden were destroyed. The hail stones measured in ...

... FOREIGN NEWS. NEW POPE OF ROM E.-Cardinal Mauro Capellari has been elected to the throne of St. Peter, under the title of Gregory XVI. The new Pope was born in 1765, and is therefore only sixty-five years of age. As he is younger, and in more robust health than either of his two prede- cessors, he is likely to wear longer the triple crown. Like all the recent chiefs of the Catholic Church, he ...

... MUSICAL AGITATION !—A music seller in Dublin has takeR advantage of the present moment of party-feeling, by publishing some Orange and Green Quadrilles, respectfully dedicated to Mr. O'Connell. Also, Mr. O'Connell's Orange and Green Walts together with the Anti-Union Quadrilles and Anti-Union Walti> most respectfully dedicated to the King Shou'd the two parties in Ireland come to blows, the ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. THURSDAY, FEB. 3.—The Lord Chancellor took his seat on the woolsack at a quarter before five o'clock. NEGRO SLAVERY. Lord Kenyon presented a petition from Denbigh for the aboli- tion of slavery. The Duke of Gordon presented a similar petition from Port- sorrel. The Duke of Richmond presented a petition from the chamber of commerce of Galway, praying for the equalization of ...

... The two Houses of Parliament assembled on Thursday *ast; and in our second page we have given the report of proceedings up to seven o'clock on that evening.— Though short, they will be found extremely interesting. Earl ^rey, in the House of Lords, expressly stated that the Ministers had agreed upon a measure of Reform which, without exceeding the bounds of justice and of well advised ...

... THE LORD LIEUTENANT'S LEVEE.-At the first levee holden by Lord Anglesey since his return to Ireland, there were 519 presentations, independently of those who are en- titled to the the honour of a private entre. Since the period when George the Fourth visited this countrv, there has never been any thing like the congregation of rank and property then assembled. Let not the flatterers of Lord ...

... IThe Hamburgh Papers bring a long Proclamation from General I 'ebitsch to the Poles, advising them to submit to the Emperor, 4 1. promising them forgiveness and those towns and villages l ch do not comply with his request are to pay heavy contribu- J f s and be punished otherwise. oi| A curious fact has just come to light by the resignation of the esjOictator Clopicki. It appears that the ...

... Lord Tenterden—I am of opinion that this action of trespass is maintainable. It is perfectly well established that property may be in one person and possession in another therefore, although it is quite clear that the property in coals is not in the copyholder, it does not from thence follow that possession may not be in the copyholder. In the case of trees the property in trees is in the lord ...