... CALCUTTA.-BAPTISM OF BABOO KHISTMOHUN BANEL- JEE, EDITOR OF THE ENGLISH NEWSPAPER, THE EN- QUIRER.'—One of the most solemn and at the same time gratifying scenes that I ever witnessed,was exhibited on Friday evening week, at the house of the Rev. A. Duff. The occasion was the public avowal and profession of Christianity, sealed by the ordinance of baptism, of an in- telligent Coolin Brahmin, ...

... Throw far away that garland throw 'Tis wove of plants from foreign bowers I'll have no wreath entwine my brow, Except of British flowers. The myrtle, though it breathes of love, Dies when the wintry snow storms come; The orange, too, from Lusian grove, Boasts but a short-lived bloom. 40 Let her born 'neath the sultry line Go cross the pride of Chilian vale ;— Be the green hurtleberry mine That ...

... ■■ a MONMOUTH, SATURDAY, JULY 6, 1833. BIRTH. Last week, at Lanfoist House, near Abergavenny, the lady of Robert Wheeley, Esq., of a son. MARRIED. June 25, at Christ church, Marylebone, Stirling F. Glover, Esq., of his Majesty's 12th regt. to Georgina, second daughter of the late Right Hon. Lord Charles Henry Somerset, and niece of the Duke of Beaufort, K.G. On Wednesday last, at Lancayo, by ...

... These Sessions were liolden at Usk, on Monday and Tuesday last, before Lord Granville C. H. Somerset, M.P., Chairman Samuel Bosanquet, J. H. Pritchard, J. Vaughan, Joseph Price', Esqrs., Rev. J. B. Davies, Rev. J. Coles, and Rev. J. A. Gabb'. Llangibby v. Trevethin. This was an adjourned appeal from last sessions, the court having been, on that occasion, equally divided in opinion. The ...

... FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE, JUNE 28. BANKRUPTS, Henry Allenby, boarding-house keeper, George-street, Adelphi. Frederick Taylor, victualler, Webber-street, Blackfiiars-road. William Fowler, printer, Cirencester, Gloucestershire. Benjamin Hill, Oxford, hatter. Peter Davies, shopkeeper, Fishguard, Pembrokeshire. George Horton, builder, Birmingham. DIVIDEND. F. Fisher, jun., and W. J. Fisher, sail ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. We have, been favoured with the report of the Commissioners on Municipal Corporations, at too late aperiod to make1 ex tracts for this publication. We regret that the clevei- letter of Iota, from its strong tone of personal invective, is inadmissible.. W. W. M. displays poetic feeling and refinement of taste, but no tact at rhythm. The extract from Tait next week. Ttier ...

... LADIES' FASHIONS FOR JULY. MORNING DPEss.-An India muslin dress, corsage k la Vierge, and bouffant sleeves. The apron is of a straw-coloured chaly cachimere with a low front a rivers the apron is embroi- dered round the border in detached bouquets with white silk. A short black blond lace scarf is tied carelessly round the throat. The mittens are of black silk net. The hair is curled at the ...

... Yesterday a very numerous meeting of the rale-payers of the parish of Monmouth was held at the Vestry- room of St. Mary's church, Rev. F. E. Tumour in the chair, for the purpose of auditing the late Churchwardens' accounts, &c., when it was proposed by Mr. John Tyler and Mr. J. G. George, that these accounts should be submitted to a committee, to be appointed to investigate and repori thereon, ...

... HOUSE OF COMMONS. THJRSDAY, JUNE 27.—Mr. Finch brought forward the motion, of which he had given notice, for the suppression of political unions. His resolution was to the following effect :—That cer- tain voluntary associations, denominated political unions, were subversive of the authority of the crown, were unconstitutional and illegal, and that his Majesty's ministers would be fully jus- ...

... BANKRUPTCY ENLARGED. John Kabeny, leather cutter, Leeds, York, from 9th of July, to Tuesday, the 6th day of August. BANKRUPTS. Joseph Strangman, jun., flour factor, Queen-street, Cheapside. Tomaso Rovedino, music seller, Manchester-street, Manchester- square. H. Holt, bookseller, Somerset-street, Portman-square. John Roberts, linen draper, Llandilo, Carmarthenshire. James Moore, glass merchant ...

... (TRANSLATED FROM THE DUTCH OF BILDERDIJK.) I saw them once blowing, Whilst morning was glowing, But now are their wither'd leaves strew'd o'er the ground For tempests to play on, For cold worms to prey on, The shame of the garden that triumphs around. Their buds which then flourish'd, With dew drops were nourish'd, Which turn'd into pearls as they fell from on high Their hues are now banish'd, ...

... Monmouth, Saturday, June 29.—Wheat, 8s 3d to 8s 6d Barley, 4s 3d to 4s 9d Oats, 3s 6d to 4s Od Beans, 6s 6a to Os Od per bushel of ten gallons. Abergavenny, July 2.—Wheat, 53s Old Barley, 00s Od; Oats, OOs Od Beans, OOs Od; Peas, 00s Od per Ifnperial quarter. Chepstow, July 2.—Wheat, 49s Od Barley, 00s Od i Oats, 00s Oct; i eans, 00s Od per Imperial quarter. Hereford, June 29.— Wheftt per ...