... Monmouth, Saturday, Augvtt 26.—Wheat,per quarter, lmpc • rial measure, 50s 5d to 005 Od; Barley, OOs Od to OOs Od Oats, Os Od to Os Od. Bristol, August 29.-Wheat, per quarter. 52s 3d; Barley, Ms Od Oats, 21s 5d Rye, Os Od Beans, 39s Od Peas, 0s Od. Brecon, Tucsday, Augllst 23.-Wheat, per bushel, Imperial measure, 7s 6d to 8s Od Barley, 4s 3d to 4s 6d Oats, 3s id to Os Od Malt, 00s Od to OOs Cd ...

... On reading an account of a certain Rev. Agitator on a late Post Prandial occasion The lawless Priest, that Scott's invention drew At cup or quarrel-feast or, brawl—the first, ,i Here stands revealed to every gamer's view- i,o owns it's Clerk of Copmanhurst! Thou mayest call me, answered the hermit, the Clerk of Copmanhuist for so 1 am termed in these parts--they add, it ia true, the epithet ...

... CHOICE OF A HOUSE. Many persons, who have not had much experience in the choice of a house, are captivated with the exterior; and are more influenced by its picturesque effect, than by any property in the dwelling connected with habitableness. One person is an admirer of the Gothic; without considering that, unless the number of windows in such a house is greater than in a build- ing in the ...

... I filHIE IWEIRLIIWH Netopott, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1837. The Irish Government are acting with firmness in grap- pling with the monstrous evils that grow out of the state of things so long dominant in the sister country. The Orange magistracy are about being taught a lesson, which their CRIMES long since should have exacted. The Orange magistracy! What recollections of blood, rapine, injus- ...

... DREADFUL STORM IN THE EAST INDIES.—(From the Liverpool Telegraph.)—By an overland dispatch, which arrived at Falmouth on Sunday, intelligence of a very vio- lent and destructive hurricane, which occurred at Bombay on the 14th of June, has been received. The shipping in the harbour of Bombay suffered severely; more especially the Liverpool vessels. The following details will be read with ...

... SEVEN LIVES LosT.-We regret to have to state that, in con sequence of the tremendous storm of Sunday se'nnight, the Cceur lie Lion, of Liverpool, bound for Quebec, with a general cargo, was driven in a complete wieck, at Tyrella watch-house, in the bay of Dundrum. There were twenty-one men on board, in- cluding two passengers. On the morning of Monday, as soon as the inhabitants along the ...

... The conciluinon system appears to make progiess in France. Thft journal des Debats recommends Ministers to lean to no exclusive party 111 iiie elections, but to give their countenance impartially to members of the sncisnt majority, whether friends of Thiers, of Dupin, or of Guizoi. But M. Barrot is certainly less hostile to the present Mi- nisters and their policy than M. Guizot. How, then, ...

... GOLD COINAGE.-By accounts from Washington, we learn that the gold coinage, during the month of May, amounted in value to 268,000 dollars. On the 31st May, there remained uncoined to the value of il3,&3? dollars. EXTRAORDINARY SUICIDE.—A letter frtfm Madrid of the 16th instant has the following For a year past ttS have had here a German painter, named John Bays. He had come commissioned by the ...

... MONMOUTHSHIRE.—Monmonth, Monday 4th ,Caerleon, Thursday 21st Abergavenny, Monday 25tii. GLAMORGANSHIRE.—Wain, Saturday the 2d, and the 25th Neath, Tuesday the 12th Penricc, Monday the 18tfr Cardiff, Wednesday the 19th Capely Creinant and Cowbridge, Friday the 26th. GLOUCESTERsIIIRE,-Gloucester, and Barton Regis, Thurs- lay, 28th Cirencester, Monday 4th Cheltenham, Thursday 14th Iron Acton, ...

... IpTIHIE INl E nR L KNi 5 Ketoport, øJ SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1837. gf' pt The excitement consequent upon a genera) election having ilJW subsided, men's minds are turning with due calmness, if tfpnt with exact precision, to view the relative strength of parties, lynd to predicate on the fate of those measures dropped in the a list, but which Ministers are pledged to bring forward in the Cn- ...

... ( From Correspondent of the Sitn.) On Monday se'nnight, the Town-hall at Henley-on-Thames was crowded, to hear the examination of Vincent Yaughan, Esq., of Bell-hatch-house, near that town. on a charge of con- spring wilh Baron ne Behr. olios Charles de Behr, and others, to defraud Mr. Allen, of Oxford, of (:JOOO. The magisiiates were Joseph Phillimore, LL. D., and Charles L ine, Kso. From the ...

... [FROM AN ADDRESS ON TEMPERANCE, BY DR. CHANNINC.] The primary cause of intemperance is in the intemperate themselves in their moral weakness and irresolution; in the voluntary surrender of themselves to temptation. Still society, by increasing temptation and diminishing men's power to re- sist, becomes responsible for all wide spread vices, and is bound to put forth all its energy for their ...