... LAtEisT, CONTINEN f AL INTELLIGENCE. Official accounts have been received from Berlin, that, nearly 6 Wiolo of Prussian Poland is in a state of insurrection. The Asians are retreating from the neighbourhood of Warsaw, and J°le detachments with their arms and baggage, deserting to the «• It is said that a communication has been opened between J Poles and the Sublime Porte. Some accounts even ...

... To the Editor of the Monmouthshire Merlin. SIR,- The numerous cases of canine madness which have -lately occurred in this county and the county of Brecon, impera- tively demand of the medical profession of the district, the publi- cation of the most successful method of treating the bite of a rabid animal; and thereby preventing the terrible consequences which may ensue from delay, or ...

... THE BRIGHT SUMMER-TIME. We met in a region of gladness, We met in the beautiful bowers, Where the wanderer loses his sadness, 'Mid blossoms, and sunbeams, and flowers Around us, sweet voices were breathing The songs of a far distant clime Above us, in garlands were wreathing The buds of the bright Summer-time! That vision of fairy-land never Can fade from my heart or my sight- It casts on my ...

... On Wednesday last, an extraordinary sensation was excited throughout the whole of this town, by the alleged discovery of a gang of monsters, who were supposed to rival Burke and Hare in the number and atrocity of their crimes. The origin of the popu- lar alarm was this. About twenty minutes past twelve o'clock on Wednesday, a little girl, who was passing along Aughton- street, Oxford-road, ...

... THE METALLURGIST.—No. 4. In the last number it was explained how coke containing sul- phuret of iron (i.e. red-ash coke) and magnesia, may be econo- mically purified, so as to be made equal to charcoal for furnace work. In this, the process of making coke in ovens and retorts, from binding coal will be discussed, and the advantages that an iron-master may gain by discontinuing his present ...

... March has sustained its accustomed character.-There has rather been a tendency to moisture throughout the greater part of the month decidedly wet in the former part, with a mild close atmosphere storms and occasional smart frosts occupied the middle part; and there have since arisen some cold, but dry and seasonable, winds, sometimes accompanied by gloom, oftener by blight sunshine, and at ...

... MONMOUTH, COUNTV.—Sir C. Morgan having retired, the only Members to be put in nominatiun are Lord G. Somerset 4tid, W. A. Williams, Esq., who will therefore be elected as a 1,1 tnatter of course. The committee for managing the election of Iln independent Member for the county, met yesterday at the King's Head, in this town, and were busily employed during the q day in making arrangements for ...

... In the following prayer, said to have been composed, and distributed in Windsor and its vicinity, by the Hon. Miss Townsend, every pious soul will fervently join :— O God, in thy tender mercy, subdue, by a timely reform, the revolutionary spirit abroad, and insubordination to the powers that be, which have long threatened destruction to this once-favoured and peaceful land. We are a sinful ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. THURSDAY, APRIL 14.—THE BEER BILL.—The Earl of Malmesbury moved for returns to shew the working of the new beer act, as he had reason to think that the effects of the bill had been most pernicious in many of the agricultural districts. The Lord Chancellor said, his Majesty's government, in ap- plying for information on this subject, had no other object in view than to make ...

... W;e have received a letter from Mr. Corsbie, of Newport, '■ ell, as it is not the only one upon the same subject, we Jtye thought it right to make public, with a few remarks in nature of a reply. Mr. Corsbie's letter is as follows:— Newport, 4th April, 1831. |), SIR,—IT will doubtless be admitted that the value and Tes- tability of a public journal depends mainly upon its being ^ducted on ...

... HOPS. Borough, April 17 ,-Our hop trade is still very dull at, as wtll be seen by our quotations, considerably depressed prices. Cuf rency: East Kent, in pockets, 1830, £8 to £13; 1829, E5- 15s to £ 7 Mid-Kent, 1830, £ 7. 10s to X9 1829, X5. 5s to £ 5. 15s, J( 1828, E4. 15s to ii5. 10s; Sussex. 1830, £7 to 18 1829, £ 4. >5S fif to 15. 10s 1828, E3. 15s to i4. 10s Essex, 1830, 17 to £8. 8s, ...

... PORT OF NEWPORT. A List of Vessels which have ente;ed Inwards with cleared Outwards, at this Poit, in the week ending the April, 1831. INWARDS. j WITH PIGS.—Industry, Sutton, and Two Friends, M'CartbY, f Kinsale.—Commerce, Vine, from Yougkal. WITH BACON.—Charlotte, Evans, from Cork. WITH OATS.—New Friendship, Hntehings, from Cork. WITH SUNDRIES.—Tredegar, Harwood; Moderator, Johns; C*FL0rf'' ...