... FAIRS FOR FEBRUARY. GLA->!OitGANSiiutE.—Bridg-ond, Cow- bridge, Tuesday, 6th; Uanclaff, Fridav 9tn New- bridge, W ednesday, 14tii. Monday 12th; Chep- stow. V.ond.iy 26th. BizEco,\sHinE.- IiUiltll Iondav ]()tli Crickhowell Thursday 1st; Talgarth, Fridav 2nd. RADNORSHIRE, llowey, Saturday 10th. CARMARTHENSHIRE. — Llandilo -Fawr, Tuesday 20th hite House on l^ave, Tuesday 13th. ...

... aFQ1'eIU 1Ui~- . g~ovetall Eitaltaculgne.- FRANCE. The discussion on the address to the King from tilo Chamber of Deputies terminated on Saturday, in thle final adoption of tbs address originally proposed witb two amendments.in which we nototily most cordisally agree, but which, we are most happy to perceive. have united the suifrages of by thir the largest proportion of the French deputies: ...

... We have much pleasure in stating that a meeting of friends to the: C'dncatiotl of the children of the poor, in connexion with the Established Church, will be holden on Tmirsday, the 1st of February, to take into.considerat ion the erection of school rooms, within the town of Newport. Sir Charles Morgan, Bart, has kimlly consented to take the CI¡;¡ir. So quiet has Tredegar Iron Works become, ...

... A considerable degree of excitement has been produced in this town ever since Thursday se'nnight, by the reported death of a mendicant in the watch-house, under circumstances calcu- lated most seriously to impugn the conduct of some of the pub- he officers. The facts are briefly these:—The unfortunate ob- ject in question, it appears, reached Yeovil from Sherborne late on Monday evening, the ...

... THE BISHOP OF COLOGNE.—The opinion expressed bv many journals, and especially by the Franconian Mercury, that the differences respecting the Archbishop of Cologne will be amicably settled, seems to acquire daily more an^: more weight. There are especially two indications in favour of this opinion in the first place, lhe journals begin lo treat this affair with more calmness; in the second ...

... This lady—Maria Theresa Romani—was born the 12th of September, 1770, at Caen, in Normandy. At five years of age her vocal powers were so extraordinary that her father took her to the celebrated Tom King, then manager of Sadler's Wells. Here she first appeared and sang as a Miss Ramanzini, and it is an extraordinary fact, that being so little, the manager was compelled to place her upon the ...

... FULL AIR EXT; i A'Tag MA. H1;E. TO THE EDITOR. OF MINI G JOURNAL. cry aild it)%.elliioii wilich. I co;i,.(,iv of' us,- (u'ne;s, 1 trust YOIJ ii' fa\'OIJr me be nsertiuo- ia yi),ir joi;t-iiul itie p-,tt-ticu ';a- Havniff long: perceived the fallacy and inefficacy of giving free air and salubrity mines and sh p by \ènlif,-t;(;11, wb c'i no*, oil! requ re., great po -er to force the air in, ...

... (FROM A COUftES^CNDEKT;} The movement which is now making m various parts of the kingdom on the IVegro Apprenticeship, or more strictly speak- g, e es India Slavery question, has, as a matter of ourse, reached our county. I say, as a matter of course, for jji^p,ePoc ...

... FRIDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE, 19. BANKRUPTCY AKNULLED.—Thomas S.mcock and James Slater, of Little Rvder-street, St# Jaraes s, tailors* ra^tlp BANKRUPTS.—John Hayter, late of the Jack Straw » Hampstead-heath, and of the Hand and Flower, «-■ » Fulham, victualler.—Joseph Moritz Bloom, late »i Brigbto.. out now a prisoner in the Qaeen's Bench Prison, dealer ID fancy goods.—Bartholomew I Watford, ...

... BIRTHS e J,'|andouSh Castle, Glamorganshire, the lad}- ot Philip Sh ppard, Esq, of a son Jan 17, at Wilderness Park, the Countess of Breck- nock, of a son, which only-survived a few hours On the 19th inst, the wife of'Mr T Price, printer, Meri-hyr, of a daughter On Thursday the Ilth inst, at Caerlcon, Mrs John iv daughter MARRIED On thr 15:h int, at St Church, Swansea, by the Iev Jhotnas Bo ...

... l-ntelligence. The Phare, of Dieppe mentions the following fatal acci- dents from the intensity of the cold in that part of the country, which have occurred within a few days:—An old sailor, who went to the heights of Pollet to catch larks, was found frozen to death; a surgeon of Longueville, who had been visiting paiishls, was seized by the cold within a short distance of his own house, and ...

... INTELLIGENCE FROJI CANADA. TOTAL SUPPRESSION OF THE REBELLION IN CANADA—CAPTURE AND DESTRUCTION CF ST. EUSTACHE,A\ND GRAND BRULE, WITH THE DISPERSION OR SUBMISSION OF THE WHOLE .REBEL FORCE. The Virginian, Cap-ain Harris, of New York. which arrived at Liverpool late on Monday night, brings New York papers to the 26th, and Montreal papers to tbe 113: 1, ult., communicating the important ...