... TO CORRESPONDENTS. Lasso will perceive that other champions have entered the cited m 'S ^etter *s vu^Sar' abusive, and sopfa'sti- Sigma is quite right-the course he alludes to has been de- termined on. The price Jtf the MERLIN is this day, and henceforth, FOUR- PENCE HALFPENNY. The Ship ISAAC HICKS, advertised in our first page to sail for the United States on the 19th instant, will not sail ...

... 1:7 TO MAYFIELD MANOR. See::s—A turnpike road, with a hedge on each side, a beer- shop at every hundred yards, and a finger-post in the corner. Time—Peep-o'-day on the first of September. Dram. Pers.—I and my fiiend, Jack Manton.jutayed in full shooting costume, with Ponto, a favourite pointer, at our heels. Then The Flying Mercury stage-coach, with her cargo of men, women, and children, bags, ...

... The Duke of Beaufort and suite have arrived at Park Place, London, from their visit to this county. NEWPORT UNION.—On Monday last, the following gentlemen were appointed Medical Officers by the Board of Guaidians —Win. Biewer, Esq., for the Eastern Division Jas. Hawkins, Esq., for the Western Division and — Va: vies, Esq., for the Northern Division. SHERRY WINES.-—The attention of families who ...

... REVOLUTION IN PORTUGAL. LISBON, SEPT. 10, HALF-PAST ELEVEN, A.M.—The Constitution of 1820 was proclaimed this morning, and agreed to by the Queen, subject to the modification of the Cortes. The Government were taken by surprise, and the troops of the line were the first to side with the National Guards, particularly the 5th Capa- dores, of which his Hoyal Highness Prince Ferdinand is Colonel. ...

... A bloodless revolution has been effected in Po tugal, and the flag of the Constitution of 1812 now floats from the walls of Lisbon. The mouvement, like that of Ma- drid, was military and the Queen, finding herself in the midst of a garrison disaffected to the charter of Don Pedro, had no alternative but compliance with the will of h r troops. This event, which was not expected, renders the ...

... Eyes are dim and red with weeping- Hearts are bursting for thy fall Let them weep !-the swords are sleeping That refused thy pitying call. All they could, thy spirits gave thee— All they could not, who will blame T They lived, they breath'd, they died to save thee, To revenge thy fallen fame Freedom !—Freedom !-to restore thee, Fought they as their fathers fought; Red offerings, as their ...

... This most interesting ceremony took place on Saturday last, and nothing could have been more auspicious than the whole proceeding. The day cleared up most beautifully, and at an early hour a lofty banner, with the good old-fashioned motto of Church and King, was seen on the site, floating in the breeze. Mr. Wyatt, the architect, Mr. Strawbridge, the contractor, and Mr. Lewis, the clerk of the ...

... An old officer on the retired list, living at Saintes, in the Charente Inérrieure a few days ago, fell into a lethargy, and was buried with military honours, under the conviction that life was extinct; but, awakened by the firing of the platoon over his grave, which took place before the coffin was covered with earth, he made himself heard by his cries, was taken out, and walked home arm in ...

... Miss Ann Cobbett has writtcn a book worthy of her name, and creditable to the best feelings of an English woman its sterling good sense, its amiable tone of truly moral sentiment, and its really valuable advice, entitle The English House- keeper to a perusal in every family circle, from the castle to lhe cottage. We shall give occasional extracts, and now sommence with Ann Cobbett's idea of ...

... COURT FOR RELIEF OF INSOLVENT DEBTORS. ,R W. J. LAW, ESQ., Commissioner. MONMOUTHSHIRE—At Monmouth, Saturday, November 19. ECONSHIRE—At Brecon, Monday, October 31. TAMORGANSHIRE—At Cardiff, Wednesday, November 2. LAMORGAXSHIRE—At Swansea, Friday, November 4. GLOCCESTERSHIRE-At Gloucester and City, Thursday, October 27. rfifCfORUKHIRE—At Hereford, Thursday. November 17. A AKTHEKSIIIRI:—At ...

... At the Tron Works in the forest of Dean there are now five °ew blast furnaces in the course of erectioe, which are ex- pected to be completed early in the next year. It is com- puted that each furnace will make 60 tons of iron weekly. Captain Mason has been elected governor of the Glouces- ter gaol, the candidates were, Captains Mason and Rowen. GLOUCESTER AND BERKELEY CANAL.-We have heard it ...

... BROWN SHERRY,—Perhaps, says the writer of some letters from Spain in the Inquisitor, you may not be aware that the brown Sherry is mixed with boiled wine, that the pure is the pale Sherry, and that what is called amontillado is one butt of the same year and vineyard, which attains to a greater degree of perfection solely by the chance process of fermentation. The brown Sherry is, indeed, ...