... COUNTRY NEWS. THE ELECTIONS.—A new writ has been issued in the case of Carmarthen borough the impression of the Committee was, that no such violence was practised as justified the Sheriff in not making a return. Sir A. J. Dalrymple has been declared duly elected member for Jedburgh Mr. Stewart in consequence is ousted: Mr. Stewart's election was declared vexatious. REPRESENTATION OF YORKSHIRE ...

... ALLOWANCE TO THE POOR.-At a meeting of eight Ma- gistrates of Hampshire, five of whom were Clergyman, it was ordered^ that a labourer with a wife or child to support, who refused to accept wages throughout the year amounting on the average to 4s 6d per week, should forfeit all claim to relief from his parish Gracious Heaven are these un- thinking or hard-hearted men aware to what torture they ...

... The letter of A Loyal Patriot will be more p-rop to the Editor of the Carmarthen Journal, -who think it worth the postage-we do not. ...

... COUNTRY NEWS. THE WONDERS OF THE DEEP.-In boring for water at Castle Rising, near Lynn, a part of the coast on which the sea has been for many years progressively encroaching, at the depth of 600 feet, several horns were found, supposed to be those of the unicorn; they were straight, about two feet in length, and one inch in circumference, and hollow, the medullary substance being petrified. ...

... On who are the sleepers who slumber best, In their couch of sweet and unbroken rest, When the weary toils of the day are o'er, And the sunbeam dies on the western shore ? It is not the warrior, fresh from fight, Who ever can hope for visions light; For thoughts of the fallen slain will rise, And banish repose from his aching eyes, And it is not the laughing girl we see, Whose heart is glad, in ...

... /WarKftss. CORN EXCHANGE, MARK LANE. Monday Aug. 8.—Our supplies, since this day se'nnight, of English wheat, barley, malt, peas, and beans English, Irish, and Scotch oats, as also seeds, from all quarters, have been but limited of foreign wheat and oats, and English and foreign flour, moderately good. In this day's market, which was well attended by London, but not very numerously by country ...

... FOREIGN NEWS. LISBON .-Letters to the 28th ult. have been received, which inform us that that city remained in the same state, with a large military force under arms, and presenting the appearance of a place in expectation of an attack. Fresh arrests were making every day by the myrmidons of Miguel. Five of the French ships of war had quitted the Tagus. Nothing more is said about the ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, MARK LANE. Y jonday, August 15.—Our supplies since this day se'nnight of i g'ish and Irish wheat, English, Irish, and foreign barley, Eng- its and malt, as also pulse and seeds, from all quarters 1 -v d of foreign wheat and rye, Irish and foreign oats, and owlish, Irish, Scotch, and foreign flour, moderately good. This market was tolerably well attended by London, but very «rn; ...

... The letter of A Friend to Justice is inadmissible even as an ad- vertisement, for it would subject us to a criminal information, and we are not disposed to incur the risk of fine and imprisonment for the sake of an anonymous correspondent. We entirely coincide in the sentiments D. S. but must be,, respectfully to decline inserting his communication, for reasons which we shall be happy to ...

... In the early part of the week there was a report that the Poles had obtaine ( a great and decisive victory over their opponents, but the news is not confirmed. The Russians, meanwhile, are concentrating all their forces for an attack upon Warsaw, and all the liberal and enlightened advocates for the freedom of the persecuted Poles are trembling with apprehension for their fate. Nothing, says ...

... VIRTUOUS YOUTH OF LouIS XV.-Louis XV. in the first year of his marriage, faithful to the conjugal vow, put his courtiers in despair, not leaving them any hold on his morals. These men are not able to domineer over princes exempt from passion they cannot serve passions which princes have, not, and conse- quently obtain the recompense of these services. L hey then adopted the resolution to ...

... LONDON NEWS. THE CORONATION.—Trade has received a great stimulus by the announcement in The Gazette of the intended Coro- nation of our beloved King and Queen. Extensive orders have been issued to jewellers and robe makers by the Peers and Peeresses, and the Court dress makers have large orders on hand. A great ntamber of new coronets have been or- dered, and Rundell at^d Bridge, and Mc. Phail ...