... FRIDAY, MAY 18.—After petitions had been presented in their usual variety, Mr. Sanford moved for certain returns of the expense attending the services of the yeomanry force during the year 1837. Colonel Sibihorp postponed, till the 31st instant, his motion for the appointment of a committee upon fire insurance. Lord Juhn Russell said it was his present intention to move the adjourment of the ...

... THE WILL OF MR. WOOD, OF GLOUCESTER.—'The L.0();ncil of Gloucester, at their last meeting voted C136 he paid to Mr, Wilton, to reimburse hIm for mof ictualiy Paid out of his pocket in opposing Mr. WoojJ AIII being flowed probate in the Prerogative Court; hey came to a resolution that all further proceedings lie põiíd out ot' Mr. Wilton's own pocket, as the codi would not be opposed- Gloucester ...

... THE PRINCIPALITY. The Bishop of St. David's has caused the Rev. Thomas Thomas, curate of Llanelwedd, to be collated to the Rec« i tory of Cregi?)a, with Llanbadam-y-garren annexed, in the I county of Radnor, vacant by the cession of the Rev. Hugb r Vaughan, now Vicar of Llansaintfraed. SERIOUS ACCIDENT,-About half-past eight o'clock on Monday evening last, as two men were riding on a cart ...

... TUESDAY'S LONDON GAZETTE, 22. BA\xnLPTa.—H.Davies.hnen factor, Watlinp-strcet. —vr. Redgrave, biass founder, Great Queen-street.— F T. CooUe, tobacconist, Queens-row. Himlico.— F. Morgan, linen-draper. Long-acre.— W. F. F.P. Bryant and H..1. Peake, iron masters, Tyihegston, Glamorganshire. J. Murrell, coach-maker, Hrighton.—J. Winzar, builder, Fordington.—H. Marshal, rar- penter, Bristol.— R. ...

... At the late dinner given in Hereford in compliment to a gentleman who has done good service in the cause of reform, the health of our Borough Member was proposed and drunk with enthusiasm. This was a tribute to public spirit and private worth, that Mr. Blewitt might justly ex- pect to be paid to him, by such an assembly as recently 'net in Hereford. The course Mr. Blewilt is pursuing is in ...

... BAN*, I! UPTS.—Herbert Golding, of the Jacob's-well, New Ina yard, Shoreditch, victuaHer.—EtiMbeth Gowan and Arthur Shanks, of Morpeth, Northumberland, common n^-j^rs. William Powell, of Sutton Coldfield, Warwickshire and Moor- street, fiirmingham, spade and saw manufacturer. street, fiirmingham, spade and saw manufacturer. Pratt, ititi., late of Leamington Priors, grocer.—John Kisdaie, of ...

... On Saturday the GoldiimUhs' Compauy gave a magnificent banquet at their hall to the Duke of Wellington, Sir Robert Peel, and several other eminent public men. The preparations were, it is believed, upon a more gorgeous scale than any within the recollection of the members of this most opulent and powerful of the great Conservative companies of the city of London. Indeed such pains had been ...

... O'er thy lip the young smile may enchantingly play, Like the first beam of morn on the rose, And thine eye (that sheds joy on the heart in each ray) The blue tints of Heaven disclose; Yet 'tis not mere beauty that beams from thy face- The spell my fond bosom to bind, Is the light of the soul that illumines each grace, And the glance that discovers thy mind. Though thy form is as lovely, as ...

... n.v.r nrpTs—John Billitt, of Northfleet, Kent, cattle:sales- Shmio a™ Of New Windsor. Berkshire, .ten. -John Kin? Kent, of 33, Craven-street, Strand, .ooney-sci- .ener.- Joseph Sellers, of Ashborne, Derbyshire, womnonger. —Thomas Browne, of Gloucester, victualler.—V> illiaro owa.n, of Leaii'.ington Priors, Warwicksliiie, builder.—Robe:rt Rey- nolds, ...

... MoxDAY, 30.-At this morning's market the supply of Wheat fresh up was extremely small, and only a very mode- rate quantity was offering ex-granary. The best qualities were in brisk demand, at an advance of fully 2s per qr. Secondary sorts were more sought after, and easily obtained Is per qr. above the rates on this day tfeek. The holders of Flour were firth; totwn made moved off at fully last ...

... ARllIYAL OF THE GREAT WESTERN STEAMEfi FROM NEW YORK. The ancient city of Bristol is rtjoicing at the return of the great chief of Steamers to its native port on Wednesrlay last. The Oreat Western brought home sixty cabin passengers, 5,555 Idlers, and ?, 1W newspapers; also a cpnhf?ty 6f Cotton for the Great Western ??dory. The passengers rn the highest terms of the kinJne^, Motion, and ...

... The i'ihabitants of O-nauurtr. tn Ha. over, have ■ ■em o he Germanic Diet agains' the Letteis P,it-ol of K r. r, n t il tne 1st of Nove.nber. ahol Ii. ...