... 'i'.lii SCO tiSll .UO:s i\ .j„Y .•.i-i.i.i-.Zi.i^. II. Sttiart and --Co. GlangoiH. YvTe have been exceedingly pleased wi'h the |)er;is;il of a now Magazine—the corns;) MONTHLY—the third number of which has sent to tIS. Ii is a periodical distinguished by more variety than any other we coulu name, interesting fo the nierchnnt, the scholar, and the man of business, nor t'eg- lectiug that lighter ...

... One of our Contemporaries (the Cambrian) is prodigiously angry at the conduct of the House of Lords during the Session. We are not at all surprised at this result. On the con- trary, we think it the most natural thing in the world. We shall even go the whole length of wishing that the Lords fiatt given him still inow reason for being angry. At all events it is a sign that, their Lordships have ...

... An Act of ParliaTuent has just passed which settles a disputed point in regard to bills of exchange, and which ought, therefore, to be known to men of business generally. The point alluded to is that respecting acceptors or referees for honour, in which DO uniform practice existed, some houses presenting the bills so marked on the day they became due, and the others the day after. It is now ...

... ^LAMOKGANSIIIHE AND MONMOUTHSHIRE INFIRMARY. We never experience a greater or siuccrer pleasure than when we have an opportunity of praising the forking classes, whether it be for the prudence and temperance which restrain from had habits, or for their active, benevolent, and manly practise of good °nes. On the list of subscribers to the Infirmary we have named, we find the sum of £ 23 lis. ...

... L.4 TES T JNTE L LIG ENCE. LONDON, T1IURSDW EVENING. Prince Ferdinand of Saxe Cobur»\ the intended husband of Donna Maria, has arrived at Liege. With the exception of this intelligence, and the fact that the Scheldt is covered with ice, so much as to impede the navigation of the river, we do not find anything in the Brussels papers of Tuesday. The report of its beiiitr the intention of Go- ...

... The Rev. Thomas Jones, the aged and venerable Curate of Creaton, has lately sent to the Treasurer of St. David's College, the munificent sum of Two Hundred Pounds, the interest of which shall be given annually for the best Espy in Welsh on any given Doctrine of the Gospel. At our last Quarter Sessions, the Rev. Dr. Lewellin took the Oaths of Qualificatioa- as a Justice of the Peace for the ...

... RET. XI. I I. And after three days and a half, the spirit of life from God entered into them, and they stood upon their feet, and great fear fell upon them which saw thein. Bishop Lloyd, and after him Mr Whiston, apply this Prophecy to the poor Protestants in the valley of Piedmont, (tbs Waldenses) who, by a cruel edict of their Sovereign, the Duke of Savoy, instigated by the French King, ...

... NEWPORT, ISLE OF WIGHT, OCT. 11.—The fouthern coast of this island is now the scene of a shipwreck more dreadful in its effects than any which has occurred on these shores for many years past. The ship Clarendon, of London, 340 tons burthen, Samuel Walker, master, bound from St. Christopher' to London, with a cargo of rum, sugar, and cocoa- nuts, was this morniug, about half-past five, ...

... 6IantorgattØf\trr. A The Nlirquis of Bute prosidt-(] at tije A,-rit-ultiiril 3SOciation, at Banbury, on Thursday last, when il!0us premiums were; distributed among the Agri- s 'tural labourers, as well as among the breeders of °c'i. and the improvers of implements of husbandry. p Our much respected countryman, Wm. Goodrich, ah?'' Energlyn, has succeeded to a very consider- j, e property at ...

... The House of Lominous, moved by the excessive gallantry of Mr Grautley Berkley, have just done what might be worthier of a French Theatre. A motion for admitting Ladies to the gallery of the LOnSe of Commons has been carried by a lare majority. The principle will be to turn public council into a debating club, and the gallery into a spectacle. It may be among the resulting questions; where are ...

... VIGILANCE OF CANADIAN GE1- SE Whenever Tyou find them, and however remota from the haunts of man the place may he tticyire.,t all times so vigilant and suspicious, that it is ex- tremely rare to surprise them. In keenness of siliit and acuteness of hearing, they arc perhaps surpassed by no bird whatever. They act as sentinels towards each other; and during the hours at which hIe flock, reposes ...

... EXECUTION OF LAC UNA I RE AND A I-RIL (From the Gazette des Tribunaux of Sunday.) At nine o'clock on Friday night, Laceuaire was in- formed, at the prison of the Concier^erie, that he must rise from bed, in order to be transfrned to the Pis() of Biceii-e. ,r \V ...