... (From our Correspondent.) The debate on Mr. Attwood's motion has been brought to a close, after occupying the attention of the House for three suc- cessive nights, and, as the numbers in the division will tes- tify, the currency party have sustained a signal, and, in the present Parliament, final overthrow. By the terms of the mo- tion, it would appear that the object of the hon. mover was to ...

... SHEEP SKINS. 7 0 to 10 0 each Half-breds 6 0 7 6 Downs. 4 6.. 6 0 MONMOUTH: Printed and Published for the Proprietor by JOHN NASH, at the General Printing-office, Monnow-street. London Agents;—Messrs. Newton and Co., Warwick-square; Mr. R. Barker, Fleet-street; Mr. G. ReyneH, Chancery lane: and Mr. S. Deacon, Coffee House, No. 3 Walbroek, near the Mansion House, where this Paper is regularly ...

... To the Editor of the Monmouthshire Merlin. A bold peasantry, a country's pride, When once destroy'd can never be supply'd. SIR,—In accordance with the intention expressed in my former communication, I proceed to detail the plan of letting small allotments of land to labourers, for the growth of vegetables, &c.: and here I cannot do better than quote the practice of that benevolent prelate and ...

... THE WINGS OF THE PRESS! To the Editor of the Monmouthshire Merlin. SIR,-One morning in last September, as a native of the town of Monmouth was taking his breakfast, at Jaulnah, in the East Indies, with a file of the Monmouthshire Merlins lying before him, his eye accidentally caught the advertisement of the case of James Warr, who, it is well remembered, was cruelly persecuted, and almost ...

... Fox HUNT.—The Llantillio Hounds met at the Graig Hill on Monday last, being the last day this season. The morning was unpropitious, smart storms continually passing over, yet there was a fair muster of sportsmen, anxious to enjoy their favorite amusement. Several covers were tried without success, but at last there was a tally ho on the summit of the hill, and the hounds were quickly laid on; ...

... CORN EXCHANGE, MARK LANE, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 17.— i nere was scarcely any business doing in our market this morn- ing. J he saies of all gram were extremelv heavy, and Monday's pi ices were oarely supported. A considerable c uantity of barley emainsonhand for want of buyers, as the malting season is an4 *'le distillers have no wish to increase their e aiTiv'aJ of oats has been again large this ...

... DOMESTIC. COURT OF KING'S BENCH.-Scotch Physicians and the Apothecaries' Company.—Apothecaries' Company v. Col- lins.-Mr. Barstow moved to set aside the verdict in this case, which was tried before Mr. Justice Park, at Glouces- ter, whereby a fine of £ 20 was inflicted on the defendant. The action was brought by the Apothecaries' Company to recover a penalty from the defendant, for an ...

... GLOUCESTER, SATURDAY, ApHIL 6.—At eleven o'clock, the Sheriffs of this city, Robert Wilton and P. B. Cooke, Esqrs., proceeded to hold the election for a Representative of this city, at the Riding-house, in Worcester-street, but Captain Berkeley having stated that the building would not be sufficiently large to contain the persons assembled, the Sheriffs went out to form an opinion of the ...

... EVENING DRESS.—It is composed of blue velours des Indes, corsage a pointe, draped round the top, and trimmed en mantille with blonde lace. Double boufiant sleeves, terminated by blonde lace manchettes. Knots of gauze ribbon to correspond adorn the back of the corsage and the front of the sleeve. The front of the corsage and the skirt is decorated by white fancy silk ornaments. The cordeliere ...

... On Saturday, an inquest was held at the Anchor and Hope, Stepney, before Mr. Baker, the coroner, on the body of Richard Herring, a cow-keeper. William Herring, aged fifteen years, the son of the deceased, deposed that his father had been unwell for a week past, and complained of a giddiness in the head. On Thursday morning last, his father milked his cows as usual, but remarked to witness that ...

... The Courier Beige of Friday contains the following ar- ticle We are able to give, as coming from the best au- thorities, the means employed by the Cabinet of the Hague to obtain the recal of the blockading; squadrons which were off TIelvoetsluys a fortnight ago. The recal is now certain, for both the English and the French Admirals are absent on leave. The Dutch Government, immediately on the ...

... MONDAY, APRIL 22.— Mr. IV. A. Williams presented a peti- tion from the magistrates of the county of Monmouth against beer-houses. Many similar petitions were presented by different members, and ordered to be refened to the committee now sitting. Several petitions were presented, praying for the immediate abo- lition of slavery, among which were three presented by Mr. Hall, who also presented a ...