... MARKETS. Monmouth, Saturday, May 5.—Wheat, 57s 8d to 611 6d; Barley, 0011 Od to 00s Od Oats, 00s OOd to 00s Od; Beans) 00s Od to OOs Od per Imperial quarter. Abergavenny, May 5.—Wheat, 57g 8d; Barley, 36s Bd; Oats, 00s 0d Beans, 00s Od Peas, 00s Od per Imperial quarter. Hereford, May per bushel weighing 80!bs 8s 10d to 9s Od; Barley, 5s 6d to 6s Od Oats, 3s Od to 4s Od Beans, 5s 6d to Os Od ...

... SUICIDE OF THE REV. C. C. CoLTO\.—Extract of a letter from Paris, dated May 2, 1832 I have just received intelligence of an event which cannot but be deeply regretted by all who can admire genius, despite even its aberrations, and who do not allow the cloud which occasionally o'ershadows a luminary to prevent their acknowledging the force and brilliancy of its rays. The Rev. Charles Caleb ...

... SHOCKING OUTRAGE.—A most atrocious act of violence was on Saturday night perpetrated on the Calvinistic Me- thodists, in their chapel, at Bontfechan, near the village of Llanystymdwy, Eifionydd, Carnarvonshire. The members belonging to the chapel had met together in the evening for mutual edification, and about nine o'clock a person dis- charged his gun, loaded with slugs, through the back win ...

... FRIDAY, MAT 11.—In the house there was, at five o'clock, a numerous attendance of peers, and ttie bar and the space oelovv the throne weie occupied by members of the House of commons in considerable numbers. Among the peers present we noticed on the ministerial benches Earl Grev, the Marquis of Lansdowne, the Duse of Richmond, and Lord Holland and on the opposition benches their Royal ...

... 1 The tfitimph of the Reformers may now be considered as par^ete' Chttrday se'nnight it was announced, on the 'n b°th houses of Parliament, that a Pow arrangement had been made, by which the 6r a favourable issue was deemed %?re'U the Mouse of Lords went into com- 6e. ,n,u' a'u'r a yiolent but ineffectual s I'Jlen'oorougli, Winchilsea, and Wyn- ,nev wfic* dteij n«, however, attempt to divide ...

... The debates in the House of Lords on Thursday night termi- nated without the declaration which it was expected would have been made of the altered intention of the Duke of Wellington and his friends with respect to the bill. If any thing was want- ing to determine the true character of these statesmen, it was the discussion of that night. The Duke declared himself quite will- ing to have been ...

... When the Duke of Wellington undertook to form an administration on the ruins of Lord Grey's cabinet, it re- quired no great depth of penetration to foresee that he would have a most difficult task to accomplish. It was generally felt, that of all the chimeras that had ever entered into the mind of man, nothing could be more absurd than an attempt to govern the country, under present ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS. MONDAY, MAY 7.-Lord Palmerston, in answer to Sir Vyvyan, said that he hoped in a few days to be able to lay all the papers connected with the question of Belgium before the house. A Mr. Wright and Mr. Kelson were called to the bar and rt. premanded for a breach of privilege in publishing a letter, eCltn. menting on the rejection of the Sunderland Dock bill. Lord Milton said, ...

... Monmouth, Saturday, May 19.—Wheat, 56s Od to 63i« 8d Barley, 39s 6d to 00s Od Oats, 00s OOd to 00a Od; Beans* OOs Od to 00s Od per Imperial quarter. Abergavenny, May 19.-Wheat, 59s 9id; Barley, 20s Od 'Oats, 00s Od; Beans, 00s Od; Peas, 00s Od per Imperial quarter. Hereford, May 19th.-Wheat, per bushel weighing 801bs, 98 Od to 9s 3d Barley, 5s 6d to 6s Od Oats, 3s Od to 4s Od Beans, 5s 6d to ...

... CHESTER; CITY ELECTION. r rhe election being fixed for Tuesday, Mr. ED t g WARDI, DAvis D1VFnxPORT, tile onily.candidate that P had annoullced hi inself, arrived On Monday even hi r, ilg, adl wvas met it the Roial i Hotel, by a niumer *e ils body of lhis f;iends anldsuppoiters. The large w d oliom in the .Rot l atel wiascoripletelyfilled, and e the timost e .liusiasm prevailed. *r ?? Lh ?? ...

... I- : LONDON, Satmsday eveinig,70 7'Cock' ?? tbenSadid.rd%.7-Y - : i We have nat any definite infoiratiion iot lay br afore our readers in regard to tile Cormlttiot .lot the niew ministrv, thoigh ne believe t in'! the 110Y z cabitnet is certaiilv termed. It is gn6bl'aly Ysf p posed that the Duke of WellingtofCace >tnpPi1iel I hyLord.ynlrrst, will proceed to a indsor-this t iiflernooin, to Iny ...

... LONDON NEWS. We are glad to find that the authority to ratify the treaty of independence of Belgium has certainly been received by the Russian Minister in this country. The ratifications will be exchanged as soon as a conference can be held. The only obstacle at present being the temporary absence from town of Lord Palmerston. It is said that orders have been given for a British and a French ...