... The Unitarian Congregation assembling in High.street Cha- pel, in this town, have just raised a tablet to the memory of their late excellent pastor, the Rev. Richard Awbrey the de- sign and execution of which reflects great credit on the talents of our townsmen, Mr. Philip Rogers.—Cambrian. At the Baptist Quarterly Meeting held in Cardiff, last Wed- nesday, a memorial to Lord Melbourne, ...

... ORIGINAL CHARADES.-(No. X.) My first is an article, and—to be brief, Of all other articles, know it's the chief; Without it 'twere useless to seek after fame, Yet 'twould be of no use were it not for its name. Then, in-ystcond. without it we could not sunrire, Or, at least, I believe we never should thrive Although there's a species, I truly must say, Some folks to get rid of would anything ...

... SIR,—In your obituary of last week you recorded the demise of an amiable young lady, of rapid decline, at an early age. A general sorrow pervaded the countenances of the inhabitants at the premature death of departed worth, and well may the be- reaved parents exclaim with the poet— The dear delights we here enjoy And fondly call our own, Are but short favors borrow'd now, To be repaid anon. ...

... A public meeting is to take place in Dublin on the 16th, for the purpose, as is stated in the advertisement of calling the meeting, and expressing, in a dutiful and loyal address to our gracious Monarch, our unabated and entire confi dence in his present Ministers; and our earnest hope that no delays or disappointments, with respect to any legis lative measutes, may induce them toabandon a ...

... (From a Correspondent.)— 24th instant being a day of general rejoicing in consequence of the heir apparent to the Throne of England attaining her majority, the spirited and re- spectable community of the loyal and ancient borough of Car- diff were not slow in shewing their respect to the illustrious House of Brunswick, in commemorating this day. The morn- ing was ushered in by the sound of ...

... From Barcelona the Paris papers bring accounts to the 15th instant, at which period the malcontents, although no longer in open insurrection, were still bold enough to pub- lish proclamations, calling on the people to take bloody vengeance on their oppressors, in the name of liberty and Catalonian independence. The Madrid Gazette contains the announcemet that the Minister for Foreign Affairs ...

... M ANSI.A RGHTEII.— I he governor of Padman workhouse has been committed to the House of Correction at Preston, by the magisliaies of Burnley, on a charge of manslaughter. It ap- peals lhal an old man, an inmate of the woikhouse, and who was verv dutv in his habits, was taken to the pump in the yard, i nd afterwards laid upon some shavings, in a corner of Ihe house, where he died. This rook ...

... Our attention has been drawn by a valued correspondent o a slight error which occurred in our leading article ot ast week, and which, uncorrected, was likely to do injury o an old and consistent Reformer. On referring to the irticle, we t:nd we there Mated that Mr. Bonham Cartel vas amongst the most prominent of the canvassers for Sn Francis Burdett. We should have slated Mr. Bonham, he member ...

... ORIGINAL CHARADES. (No. XI.) i is sweet to view. Beneath the genial breath of Spring, My first bud forth, a lovely thing, O'er which Aurora's handmaids fling The silver dew. 'Tis sweet to hear The name of one the heart doth love, Echoed like music from above, And such rnethinks my next will prove To some, most dear. Within the tomb Soon I shall rest my weary head, 1 Then may my whole its ...

... Martin Osterfield Wray, of Holborn-hill, Middlesex, chemist. -Edward Hilditch Gough, late of Dalston-iise, Hackney, dealer in wood.—Joseph Arnould, of No. 17, King William- street, West Strand, bookseller.—James Harrison, of No. 22, Charlotte-street, Manchester,commission-agent.—John Joseph Dominique Deneulain, of 18, Leicester-square, hotel-keeper. ;William Davies, of Queen-street, May-fair, ...

... THE MOUNTAIN DAISY. Oh lovely as that lowly flower Which gives thy charms a name, And blushes at its humble dower, Its homeliness of fame;— Fair girl! with beauty gifted, yet Unconscious of the grace Which Nature's loving hand hast set Upon thy gentle face. Oh, simple beauty !—yet not so; For, rapid as the dance Of thy swift pulse, thoughts come and go, Across thy countenance— Now serious as ...

... The Allgemeine Zeitung contains the following state- ment, on the authority of a Captain Lefteri [n the island of Santorine the ground had been cleft near the 'own, and that part in which the town stood, together with the entire population, had suddenly sunk into the sea without leaving a trace of the dreadful disaster. ...