... TO CORRESPONDENTS. ¥ke division lists of the House of Commons are often so incorrect ihatws cannot take upon ourselves to decide the question put to us by a, subscriber at Abergavenny. We recommend a personal application to the gentleman whose,voie is the subject of dispute. We have seen the article in last Sunday's Examiner, to which Philo-Merlin alludes. We are not surprised that the testi- ...

... ALDERMAN KEY.—A requisition has been forwarded to the Lord Mayor, requesting his lordship's permission to be proposed, on Michaelmas Day next, for re-appointment to the Civic Chair for the ensuing year, in order that the Livery of the City may have an opportunity of testifying how highly they appreciate the very able and distinguished manner in which the worthy alderman has discharged the ...

... ahhbals. WITH SUNDRIES.—Bute, Walters Castle, PhiHips Brothers, Rosser; Friends, Rudge; and William and Maria, Owens, from Bristol.-J ohn and Mary, Davies Swansea Packet, Steel; Mars, Jones; William, Clampitt; and James, Morgan, from Newport.—Venus, Gulliford, from Bridgewater.—Providence, Evans, from Aberthaw.—Independent, Oakley, from Gloucester. -Lively, Pill, from Porlock.—Endeavour, ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, MARK LANE, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 14. -—The wheat trade was extremely dull this morning, and very few sales of either new or old were effected, still fine samples support Monday's prices; inferior sorts continue unsaleable. Very fine parcels of malting barley support Monday's quotations, but a great deal of what is on sale is so bad in quality, our maltsters will not purchase it; ...

... FLATTERY.—As the sun in all his splendour was peeping over the eastern hills, a newly-married man exclaimed, The glory of the world is rising! His wife, who happened to be getting up at that moment, taking the compliment to herself, simpered out What would you say, dear, if I had my silk gown on 1 A gentleman mistook a lady's arm for her waist, and in danc- ing a waltz, seized the former ...

... COUNTRY, NEWS. It is said to be in contemplation of government to take all turnpike trusts in the kingdom under their own hands. -County Chronicle. A vessel, laden with 40 bullocks, has sprung a leak and gone down near to Balmae Hain, Scotland, about one- half of the mast being seen at low water. The bullocks, being fastened, were drowned, but fortunately all hands were saved.—Stockport ...

... PORT OP NEWPORT. A List of Vessels which have entered Inwards with Cargo, and cleared Outwards, at this Port, in the week ending the 6th of September, 1831. INWARDS. WITH SUNDRIES.—Truro, Carter, from Truro Ann, Rich- ards and Tredegar, Harwood, from Bristol.-Cardiff Packet* Harvey, from London.—John and Mary, Davis, from Cardiff'. WITH CATTLE, SHEEP, AND PIGS.— Two Friends, M'Carthy, from ...

... LEATHER. BRISTOL LEATHER FAIR.—The Leather Fair commenced on Tuesday se'nnight. There was a steady demand for best dressing hides, at about former prices, and, with a few exceptions, all have been sold. Prime light spreading English hides and shaved hides experienced no alteration but all the commoner descrip- tions, as also Welsh hides, suffered a reduction in price. Prime pattern skins were ...

... The good folks of Doncaster were on Monday enlivened, though not honoured by a fight, in addition to their racing amusements. The competitors were Brown and Sampson, whose match for £ 200 a-side, it will be recollected, has been standing over for upwards of a year and a half, in consequence of Sampson de- clining to go to the scratch at Ludlow, according to the original understanding, and the ...

... To the Editor of the Monmouthshire Merlin. MR. EDITOR,—Near the northern extremity of that long, dark, mountain ridge, which forms so magnificent an horison to our view, when we take our stand upon the Kymin and look west- ward, we see one mountain towering above his fellows, and appearing to challenge to a trial of height any of his rivals in South Wales. This is the highest and most ...

... FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE, AUGUST26. INSOLVENTS. Robert Boast, Hunslet, Yorkshire, innkeeper. John Nicoll, Dunster, Somersetshire, spirit-merchant. BANKRUPTCIES ENLARGED. Moses Kent, Andover, draper, from Sept. 2 to Sept. 9. Wm. Lewis, Reading, retail brewer, from Sept. 2 to Sept. 9, BANKRUPTS. Ann Dawson, Park-street, Grosvenor-square, boarding-house keeper. George Dawson and James Kerr, ...

... The following is a list of the new titles from the Gazette of Friday evening The Earl of Cassilis, K. T., to be Marquis of Ailsa, of the isle of Ailsa, in the county of Ayr. The Earl of Breadalbane, to be Earl of Ormelte, and Marquis of Breadalbane. Earl Grosvenor, to be Marquis of Westminster. Lord George Augustus Henry Cavendish, to be Baron Caven- dish, of Keighley, in the county of York, ...