... 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, ...

... REVIS-IOK OF THE List OF BOROUGH V ...

... [FROM THE COURIER.] We are informed that Mr. Dowling, the police commissioner at Liverpool, addressed the following letter to the Loid Mayor as far back as 26th of last month :— Central Police-office, Liverpool. MY LORD—Finding that a person, calling herself Mrs. I Frazer, the widow of the unfortunate masteT of the Stirling [ Castle, has been making a statement to your lordship in order to ...

... It is stated that the ancient family of Sherborne is'kbout to obtain an accession of property which will raise their annual income from £6,000 to £22,000 per annum. Lord and Lady Rolle will give a grand fete at Bicton, in Devon, the beginning of the ensuing month, to the neighbouring nobility and gentry, on the occasion of the assembling of the Royal Devonshire Yeomanry Cavalry, of which ...

... Our Monmouth correspondent informs us that the To- ries of that town have, amongst other notices ot objection to the Municipal Burgess List, served one on Philip Jones, Esq., of Lanarth Court. It would seem the objecting parties had not graduated at Oxford or Cambridge at all events, their signatures being accompanied with all the parapharnalia of signs and crosses, generally used by per- sons ...

... Sm, 1 beg leave to call your attention, as well as that of the public, to the very unseemly and also dangerous state of the pavement opposite the premises of Mrs. Penott, adjoining the Catholic Chapel, Stow Hill. The writer was informed by Mrs. Perrott, that it had been in its present condition for more than two years-that she pays all taxes and is not aware of any cause of the pavement not ...

... SIU,—It is an Old observation, arid one the truth of which is generally admitted, that persons not remarkable for their strength of intellect, are very apt, in cases of adversity, to seek for consolalion in the pleasures of the bottle. I am far from insinuating that this is your case, but I must be allowed to say that such seems to be the estimate your Conservative friends, here, have formed ...

... BRISTOL. BRISTOL SEPTEMBER supply of stock, which was exhibited an the 1st instant, at our Cattle Market, was much smaller than usual. Of beasts there were about 350 Devons, 150 Irish, emd a few Welsh. Of sheep there was a much larger supply thaojat former Fairs; the number penned being about 1500: from Jthe. commodious nature of the market thele is a good prospect of the Fair becoming a ...

... SLAVE TRADE IN EGYPT.—Notwithstanding the sup- pression of the slave-trade in Europe, and the strong re- presentations made by the European Governments to the larbarian Powers of Africa, this cruel traffic is still car- ied on by the Pacha of Egypt, of whose army no fewer hall 40,000 are blacks, while innumerable other negroes, loth male and female, are domestic slaves in that country. PRINCE ...

... The old and extensive spinning establishment of Messrs. Line, of Stockport, has slopped payment for a very larg^ amount. One of the joint-stock banks, it is said, had ad- vanced them £30,000. Difficulties connected with the American cotton-trade are alleged as the cause. A county Reform association was established at a meet ing held at Trentham inn, on Monday se'nnight. The Earl of Shrewsbury, ...

... Mr.Chalonhasfinishedadra wing of our young Queen, which, we think, may take its place as the portrait, whether in right of the likeness, which is faithful and characteristic, or in right of its artistic treatment. Our sovereign is standing in all the biavery of g ...