... jjTME IWEBtLHWH Newport, ..un DA Y. NOVEMBER 4, L fi'iTTt's is a name dear to France, and,indeed,t ...

... The following extract from a letter from Bona, dated the 21st ult., contains some interesting details of the cap- ture of Constantine not found in the accounts hitherto published The chiefs of two of the most important tribes in the e vi- rons have made their submission. 'I hey state that the leading men have been massacred by Achmet Bey, because they refused to assist him. Nearly all the ...

... During the last three or four weeks several cases of cholera of a most malignant character have occurred in different places in and about the metropolis but, from A wish not to alarm the public mind without sufficient cause, these cases (which all terminated favourably) were not brought under general notice, having been made merely subjects of discussion among the members of the profession as ...

... A FORCED VOYAGE.—A dealer in grapes, in his eagerness to vend his fruit on board the Emerald, on Monday morning, just before the boat left, was deaf to the sound of the bell which announces the speedy departure of the packet, and misled getting on shore, to the great amusement of the lookers on. He had, much against his will, a trip to London and back, and ther? is no doubt that (in a future ...

... PJtOMENADE DRESS.—Manteau of tissue Isos, with large pe- lerine en chafe, trimmed with black lace, and collar of velvet. Bonnet of velours d'Afrique. CARRIAGE DRESS.—Robe of gris perle levanterie, with a f single deep flounce, and mantelet of the same. trimmed with a volant. Bonnet of green velvet, with bird of paradise. EVKNING DRESS.—Robe of pink moire, with trimmings of velvet, tight body, ...

... MEllTHYR l'YDVIL, SATURDAY, NOV. i, 1837. We are glad to escape for a week from the din of controversial politics, foreign and do- mestic, and cast all eye on the preparations for the civic pageant to be exhibited in London on the 9th of November. A!t London is now in a state of great excite- ment, as that important day approaches. The City Auihorities are much in the same condition as we ...

... The following is the concluding part of an ad mirable letter signed B. addressed to the Times Read that letter, for it is in itself a miracle- O'Connell telling truth But what takes a little from the miracle, he speahs the truth quite unconsciously, the only way in which truth can inadvertently slip from the lips of such a man. In the blindness of his terror at tlvfjse forthcoming inquiries ...

... MIDDLESEX SESSIONS, OCT. 27. CASE.—Mr. John Newman, a barrister, was indicted, charged with having committed an assault on Mr. Kit hard Samuel While, a solicitor.— Each puty was accom, panied by several fiiends, by whom the most intense interest •vas manifesled throughout the whole of the proceedings. The defendant, who was the most excited stite, and fie- quently conducted himself in such a ...

... MEETING OF THE TIN TRADE.—A meeting of the lords adventurers in tin mines and all connected with the tio trade in TJornwall, was on Friday held at Pearce's Ho- tel, Truro, at which a petition to Parliament and the duchy was agreed to, praying that a remission of the duchy duty on tin may form part of the arrangement, for her Majesty's 'uture revenue.—Falmouth Packet. CACTION.—A girl is now in ...

... The London Gazette, of the 27th of October, enders the Court going into mourning on Sunday, the 29th, for her late Majesty the Queen of the Netherlands; and on Sunday, the 19th of November next, the Court to go out of mourning. The Dowager Duchess of Beaufort, accompanied by Lady Mary Somerset, is expected in town from a visit to the Earl and Countess of Galloway, at Galloway-house. Ayrshire. ...

... TO THE EDITOR OF THE TIMES. Sir,-Pai-liament meets for the dispatch of business on the lot'n of next month, and let England bear in mind that she has it sure and decided majority In the House of Commons amongst her own represen- tatives. This ig it I'let lieyotid all coiltrover,y-a truth of such startling force and paramount import- ance, that the wonder is that Lord Melbourne still ...

... (ABRIDGED THE BRISTOL MERCURY.) A public meeting of workmen was held in Queen-square, on Monday, 23rd ult., at 1 o'clock, for the purpose of making a de- claration of their political principles, and of appealing to their fellow-citizens on the necessity of union to carry those principles into effecti On repairing to the spot, at the appointed hour, we found but few persons present, but soon ...