... COUNTIIY MARKETS. Mon month. Saturday, August 19.— W heat, per quarter, Impe- tial measure, 58s 1 Id to OOs Od; Mariey, OOs Cd to 00s Od Oats. (i, Od to Os Od. Bristot, Auguft 22.—Wheat, per quaiter, 51s 9d Barley, 24s Od Oats, 22s lid Rye, Os Od Beans, 44s Od Peas, Os Od. Brecon, Tuesday, August 16. — Wheat, per bushel, Imperial measure, 7s 6d to 8s Od Barley, 4s 3d to 4s 6d Oats, 3s t>d to ...

... SENSIBILITY TO MUSIC.—The published fact of the female r 10 IM! ^r0nr> ,Mrin« 100 n,ur'1 fousic, we do not imagine to *nown in this conntiy we therefore give a sketch of t en from the Surgical Repertory of Turin. A wnmm, 28 years o age, who had never left her village or heard a conceit, was pre^nt ai a ihree days' fele in 1834, and dancing was car- ne on to the sounds of a biilliant orchestra. ...

... The nomination for the county of Brecon took place on Thursday se'nnight in that town. Early in the morning an immense number of Major Holford's supporters went out to meet him, and taking the horses from the carriage, drew him in triumph into the town. At ten o'clock, the hour fixed for the nomination, the preliminaries having been gone through, IIKNRY ALLEN, Esq. came forward to nominate ...

... LONDON POLICE. QuEEx-SquARE.—TnE ExnusH LEGION IN SpAix.—A man named James Hamilton, in a dreadfully emaciated state, and al- most without clothing, was, on Monday last, brought before Mr. Burrell, charged with begging at Charing-cross. Police-constable Hudson, of the A division, proved the fact. The man did not deny the charge, but went into a detail of the miseries he had suffered in the ...

... chitchat. STEAM MARRIAGFS.-Itinay be important to state that the Prestoir and Glasgow railway pftsses thronsh Gietna green. It will be easily possible to travel from London to the forge matrimonial, and back again to London on the same day; and what:is, perhaps, of stjll greater consequence in an elopement, the railroad trains cannot overtake each other, so that pursuit will be vairt. The ...

... The weather of this mouth has been, in every respect, quite as fine as could possibly have heen experienced. The fine growing showers and inter- vening-sunshine have had a must beneficial effect upon the whole face of nature, and imparted to it a veltv proinisit) *!r appearittice; wh-st the,-(! i.- ev,-t-y indication of a houuteoits grwwth of all kinds of the soil's- produce. The hop-bine is ...

... DR. STANLEIV, BISHOP OF NORICiI, On 'Ih'ursdify lie eflitrotiement of the Bishop of Norwich, a ceirmooy not renrlenboered in thath'city by the oldest inbhibiantisr tok pla ce int the Catliedral when the ?? roid ibo congratulatory address of the I Chapter. At half-past one o'clock the Bi4hil,,p headed a procesitt) ol the ecclesiastics of tle Cathedral the .5ittiyor ain (CorporaItion of N ...

... REIUIIXN OF(AI.11i . .. (l COtE, A SLANCII No effort of the..pes c ai adequantel describe tile ?? of the ultius in pur Conservative bo- rough of Cainalouon ol finding on the ?? iorairiosihi i' tthe'-Genelal' liad shewn tile white feui- ber, turned his back btihliiiself and thei, and lite. rally fled. Perplexity pervaded the enely's camp In ring the previous day-some of the cli ivfs dtclarieg ...

... I I I If ' BANGOR,` a' e Xweodag OW+;V ivwa ,. el: ?? r As our young Queen is of thattenderage, when o1 loue is said to steal into' a iaide6's heart, we can . not but admire the cleverness of our antagonists ina taking for their molto TeQliee ( N and LOVE W PARIY. But thougl hebr Msjea y -is said by her Ii devoted admirers in Downing stkeet to smile,' like o6 a cherub, upon pi1 her servants, ...

... [FRUM I'llE ?rANDAM).] 'Ilie clect,~ Oions ar rv oV ?? ?? II nit : rue c I a blurt to speak to rh some proc, i~sion of micr actual yego Its, The G/she fingles out, in it; yemeidals publication, l05 buoiilgiis, t ii, very iliisciven Itt oar otir tire ctran* ties to a morore r':ir'uaiert sutlsiti. Hih wore ntu.ttral ;ttrsagenmuri is tbsi whiicir sue stiall itllptt.to take (the. English ...

... YORK (ASI' RIDING.) 'ti1E 5LCLRIA'TION. On Thursday morning the loyal town of Beverley presented a most animiated and intereathig appearance. 'i'he pink and blue flag tins seen oaring from most of o the respectable houses ; and the Streets were inled with to ladies and gentlemen wvearing rosettes of pink and blue z, in bonotlr of the returned members for the riding. b The Sheriff's court was ...

... I Bangor, Tuesday, Auug. 15,1837. lo Tatjuwitric!-For the long period of one hnndred and fifty years has Flintshire borne the Mostyn collar-even as the hunchback does his wen. Her sons had become reconciled to their deformity and being familiarized to slavery, knew not that they were slaves, until some itinerant knowledge-mongers, of reform bill matriculation likely, came amongst them with ...