... IMMENSE OCCASIONAL ENLARGEMENT OF THE DISPATCH.-—— THE WEEKLY DISPATCH (established upwards of 30 years ago, and published at No. 139, Fleet-street) is well known from its unequalled circulation of THIRTY THOUSAND COPIES WEEKLY as the LEADING SUNDAY JOORNAL. This splendid success is owing to its uncompromising principles. Belonging to no party, having no interests to serve but those of the ...

... To the Editor of ihe Monmouthshire Merlin. SIR,—I beg you to state to the public, that the gentlemaft alluded to in the first part of my letter, inserted in your paper of last week, as being joint author of the low, scurrilous, and personally abusive letters signed Observer, has convinced me that he has had no knowledge of, or participation in them and I therefore wish that he should be ...

... TO CORRESPONDENTS. tí Roland particularises private individuals too minutely to come it under public inspection. )(A Sigh is refined in sentiment, and happy in expression. Enigmaticus next week. _°r Pandemomium, in our fourth page, read Pandemonium. ...

... NEWLY DISCOVERED COPPER. MINE.—We are happy to learn from an intelligent correspondent, that there has lately heen dis- covered on the property of Lord Dinorben, in the parish of Llanwenllwyfo, Anglesey, and in the immediate neighbourhood of the Parys and Mona mines, a very rich vein of copper. It is in many parts almost in a pure state; and much ourer than even the copper used in the coinage ...

... A TRIBUTE OF REMEMBRANCE. I saw her in childhood a bright gentle thing, Like the dawn of the morning, or dews on the spring; The blossoms and birds were her playthings all day, Herself as attractive, as artless as they. I saw her again, a fair girl of eighteen, Fresh, fluttering with graces of mind and of mien Her speech was all music, like moonshine she shone, The envy of many-the glory of ...

... COMMISSIONS signed by the Lord Lieutenant of the county of Gloucester, and of the city and county of the city of Gloucester, and of the city and county of the city of Bristol.—Gloucestershire Regiment of Yeomanry Cavalry.—the Right Hon. llenry Mar- quis of Worcester to be Lieutenant-Colonel-Commandant; the Hon. James Legge Dutton to be Lieutenant-Colonel John Surmnn, Gent., to be Adjutant, ...

... An inquest was held on Monday before Mr. Le Pipre, coroner, on the body of Capt. Marcus Samuel Hill, R.N., a Post Captain of 1802. Marcus Hill, son of the deceased, being sworn, said his father had been ten weeks here last Tuesday. He had been staying at Clifton for the benefit of his health, being very ill and much swelled. Has heaid the doctors say that he had drank a large quantity of ...

... ADDRESSED TO AN ABSENT FRIEND. The western sun half hides his radiant brow, While calm the blushing waters roll beneath, The fading day seems smiling at its death Yet parting, pours around, a pensive glow. Now comes the hour for philosophic woe Now, still as thought, the wearied passions lie, When all above, seems pleased with all below, Save thro' the deep wood, unknown sorrows sigh. Ah let ...

... The following letter appeared in a late number of the weather- cock Times;- Sir,—I relied with some confidence on the insertion of a letter I addressed to you the other day, not from any overweening opi- nion of the merit of that letter, but because it put the objections to the Duke of Wellington's Ministry in a light which, though familiar to the readers of the other reform papers, the Times ...

... FRIDAY, AUGUST I.-The Irish Tithes' Bill was again con- sidered in committee.-Several additional clauses were agreed to one of them is very important, as it gives any seven tithe- payers,cif twenty shillings each, the right to demand a revision of the composition of 1823.—Mr. Goulbum strongly objected to this clause.; but Lord Althorp said, that as it was now intended to render permanent the ...

... Monmouth, Saturday, Nov. I5.-0Id Wheat, 7s Od to 7s6d J New ditto, 6s 6d to 7s Od liarley, 4s 3d to 4s 6d Oats, 3s to 3s 6d Beans, 6s 6d to Os Od per bushel of ten gallons. Hereford, Nov. 15. — Wheat per bushel weighing 801bs., 6s 3d to 7s Od Barley, 3s 9d to 4s 9d Oats, 4s 6d to'Os Od Beans. 6s 6d to Os Od Peas, 6s Od to Os Od per bushel of ten gallons. Gloucester, November 15.—Wheat, per ...

... Monmouthshire.-George Rooke, of Standage, Esq.; Charles Marriott, of Vixton, Esq.; and Sir Samuel Fludyer, ofTrostrey, Bart. Gloucestershire.—Sir Michael Hicks Hicks Beach, of Witcornb Park, Bart.; Henry Winman Newman, of Thornbury Park, Esq.; and Samuel Gist Gist, of Dixon House, Esq. Herefordshire.—John Bleek Lye, of Hereford, Esq. Richard Webb, of Donnington Hall, Esq.; and David Ricardo, ...