... LONDON NEWS. The Commons re-assemble on Tuesday, the 12th of April; and there are already 63 orders and 39 notices on their books, engaging each day as far as the 17th of May and, though only one day is named for the notices and orders, many of them will occupy several days. The Eng- lish Reform Bill, for instance, according to Mr. Hume, will occupy ten days in the committee. COURT OF COMMON ...

... A declaration has been subscribed by several heads of houses, and a considerable number of tutors and other re- sident members of the senate, stating, that in the event of a dissolution of parliament, they will use their best endea- vours to promote the return of two representatives enter- taining more moderate views than those of the present representatives of the university upon the vital ...

... P LONDON' NEWS. The Avenue. for the past Quarter is under all the cir- cumstances very satisfactory. Though at first' sight there appears a deficiency of £ 74%309. yet, in reality, there is an ir rease when the amount of teas remitted is taken into con- sideration. By the abolition of the beer tax, three millions were sacrificed, besides the whole of the taxes on leather and cider, making ...

... A requisition, inviting C. H. Leigh, Esq. to become a candidate for representing this County in Parliament, is now in a course of signature, and we understand that many names of high respectability are already attached. At Monmouth monthly market, on Wednesday last, there was a good supply of cows and calves, which went off rather dull, at from 5d to 6d yer lb. The few sheep there were, sold ...

... Europe hear the voice that rose From the chief of Freedom's foes, When he bade war's thunders roll O'er the country of the Pole: To his Cossacks on parade Thus the Calmuck robber said— Mine the might, and mine the right, Stir ye, spur ye to the fight- Bare the blade, and strike the blow To the heart's core of the foe— Slaughter all the rebel bands Found with weapons in their hands- On!—the ...

... These Quarter Sessions were held at Usk on Monday last, before the Rev. James Barnard Davies, Chairman; the Rev. J. A. Gabb, J. Coles, and W. Powell; B. Hall, D. Mackwofth,, Thos. Fothergili, J. Thomas, J. Prichard, and J. F. Vaughan, Esqrs.; the latter gentleman being, we believe, the first Roman Catholic in this county who has qualified himself under the recent Act to officiate as a justice ...

... By an order of Admiral de Rigny a plan has been adopted in the navy, with a view to prevent the sailors' clothes from being injured. The cupboards in which they are kept are to be lined with tin, and the corresponding part of the deck above them is to be covered with lead, to prevent the infiltration of water.- Le Temps. The Poles, in general, are much smaller men than the Rus- sians, but ...

... MANCHESTER, SATURDAY EVENING.—A feat, surpassing all former performances on the railway, has this day taken place on the Liverpool and Manchester railway. The Sampson and Goliah, two of Mr. Stephenson's engines, undertook to convey a thousand bags of New Orleans cotton from Liverpool to Man- Chester. They started together from Liverpool at eight o'clock this morning, and proceeded at a brisk ...

... Breconshire Quarter Sessions was held on Tuesday last, the 5th instant. A full bench of Magistrates attended, among whom, besides the chairman, Henry Allen, Esq., we noticed Hugh Bold, Esq. the Rev. Archdeacon Davies, the Rev. Hugh Bold, John Llyod, Esq. John Hotchkis, Esq. Penry Williams, Esq. Major Price, Rev. David Jones, Rev. T. J. Powell, Wil- liam Williams, Esq. &c.—The following ...

... 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 ...

... 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 ...