... We are pleased to find that an anxious desire is expressed by many respectable and infueritial inhabitants of this town to pro- mote, by every means in their power, the erection of a new Mar- 'ket in a suitable situation and we trust, eie long, this great and essential public improvement will be commenced. The present Market is absolutely a disgrace to Monmouth, it consists of a few miserable ...

... Monmouth Assizes will commence on Monday next, The calendar at present contains the large number of 39 prison- ers for trial, of whom one is charged with murder; four house- breaking three horse-stealing four sheep-stealing one steal- ing a cow two receiving stolen property two stealing money one cutting and wounding four stealing wearing apparel two stealing from the person two for want of ...

... I The Bill introduced .by the Lord Advocate to aeneed the consti-. .tntion of the Royal Burghs, which has been read a diest and second~ ttime, a'd ref'erred to a Select Committee, consisting chiefly Of Scot- a tish Memibers, will lbe found in full in another columnn. It provides LI that those who poisesS tbeferauchl-ie for the election of Parliamnentary Represenltatives, shaill'also hitv~e ...

... 'I'lrlir Majesties and suite arrived at St James's Palace on Wednesday, about half-past one o'clock, from Wind- sor. Their Majesties were received on their arrival by the Dake of Curnberland. Sonme time after the King gave an audience to M\. Dedel, who has lately arrived in this countrv, as Ambassador from the King of the Ne- therlands, on a special mission. His Excellency oas presented by ...

... V.A RIETIES. A Patient Judge !-Mr, Baron Bolland sat in the Nisi Prius Court here on Monday, for 16 hours without once quitting his seat !-Bury Herald. The Reason that Ladies were excluded from the House of Commons.-It appears to be not more than 50 or 60 years since lalies were accustomed to appear both in the gallery and in the space below the bar. Mr. Halsell himself wvas present at the ...

... ' TPOgT C R liPil. LON9DOX, tuESDAY, MARCH 26. We learn on good authority that the Pedroites have succeeded in landing eighty-seven bullocks and some ammunition at Oporto. As regards the'affair of the 4t', the latest accounts confirm the intelligence that it was attended with very disastrous consequences to the Miguel- ites, who first made the' sortie with a body of 6,000 men, for the purp6se ...

... . .1 govri? . . * FRANCEc Pants, Manccr 19.-The FIrenIchvgerotrmeJtthbas sustained a signal anl not to be easily ftorgotten defeat in the acquittal of I rgeron aod.Iienotst- By this veydict all the police agenltsareifiscredited, all the police spies are degraded; and this Ahortisle attentat becomes nothing more tlian a eonspiu.cy 1 of the police to aia the ministry at the opening of a new ...

... IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT OF GRE2T BRI7,1IN AND IRBEAND. HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY, MARCH 22. The Earl of Coartuwn took the Oaths and his seat. The Btshop of LINCOLN presented a Petition from the Parish of All-Saiuts, LrIcester. for the better Observance of the Sabbath. The Bishop of LONDON presented a similar Petition from the Parish of St. Bridget, Dublin ; also Petitions to the same effect from ...

... IRERAND. DUBLIN, MARdI 20.-.. have already Informed you that the Marquess of Ormonde, as Lieutenant of the coonty of Kilkeuny, bad convened the Depuoty-Licuteoants and Magistrates to conisi- der the state of the county. Thse meeting took place yesterday. when the following Resoltutfons were Uanilsuusly agreed to. The Marquess of Ormonde presided on the occasiou n a1 1. Resolved-That we view ...

... Since the beginning of the year, events of the greatest im- portance have crowded upon us so rapidly in the East, that the fate of Turkey appears to have approachrd its crisis. Ibrahim Pacha was awaiting quietly at Xonleh the result of the negoclatloas entered iota by the French Minister at Constan- tinople in support of the pacific proposals made by Mlahomet All, in answering the letters of ...

... WRDNESDAY'S ANbD SDAY'S POSTS. Thel US' OF 3O STuesdaV- The Marqu~ ~ E~tsN5~Eupiesecndttdapefition1, signed by upgass 6f for the removal of the citih disabilities of the Jews, his Lordship expressing If ope, out at present arguing this particular case, that the time was approachtng 1when all disabilities on account of religious E~enltments Wjoula be removed. The1Uskahsopof LONDON also said he ...

... -BSERVANU2O1N HIlE S-E- . O* udriesat~y matt, a lveetingvwas beld in the Court-House, ]i hstown,' toake hitlo.conssiderationt the propriety of petitioninig bath Hossof Parliament ill favour of a bill, for the bttter Observance of the Snbbath. It haiving beass moved by MeT. READE, and seconided by. Mr. MUS- GRAYE, that tile Mapstr take the chair,- Tue MAYOR said, 'le thoaght i~t ain honour to ...