... There is an unadorned and nameless grave Where southern birds are singing, ami the sky, Of brilliant azure deeper than the wave, Perfumed with orange, breathes its fragrancy Like incense o'er the hcart. But who was she So typified in death ? her fate thus sung By nature's minstrels, where the rivalry Of fresh-blown flowers upon the sod has sprung, To mark where sleeps in peace the innocently ...

... jjTOE Newportt SAT UK DAY, NOVEMBKK, 23, 1B39. We hare, this day, to make an announcement to our readers of the deepest moment to the empire, and which wili excite the most lively sensations through the country. At the meeting of the Privy Council, this day, at Buckingham Palace, it is officially stated that HER MAJESTY is to declare her sentiments upon a subject, to which her subjects Hi.ive ...

... N, wb aitd Bangor, Tuesday, November 19, 1839. the nd ?? ?? nd The reformed House of Commons builds its re- tbe to putation not upon any new bulwarks to freedom ma nd ?? Des raised by its hands, but upon a chivalrous assump- ing tion of authorityI Instead of exercising its legi- ap] on fr erk timnate calling, and seizing upon every opportui- a nd ty of confirming the rights of the people at ...

... agXriculture, Mrtttulture, &c, . . -n Tire WHEsAT Ctiev.-A London agriculturist ape ad says-Fron. many parts of the country we ?? re, ?? ceived an Unusaily large supply at' information rel. istive to the yield ofivwheat, and as thle seso has 3' far adivanced, a pretty accurate estimate car, oe ho cifrformed of its valuea. On all heavy sails it p.. ttfo hat the quantity produced has bean barely ...

... In order to meet the anxious wishes of the pub'ic, for copious details of proceedings before the Magistrates, in re fcrcnce to the late Chartist outbreak, we have, to the exclusion of other matter, and bv a curtailment of even our advertising orderll. devoted 12 columns of this days paper to the labours of the magistrates at their court in this town, during the week The details will be read ...

... INCREASE OF THE TItADE OF GLAMORGANSHIRE.—Mr. in moving to file the annual a/counts of Ihe Glamorgan, shire Canal Company, at the last Quarter Sessions, observed that he could not forbear stating, as a most singular fact, that the tonlJa¡;cs payable under the Acts of Pailiament, within Ihe last year. arnnunled to and upwanls-a sum within raised by the company under the Act of Parliament—a most ...

... RUM 111telliorlim: 1? - -- a t nrdonbnt satirle'(r Evening, Nooemtber , 18:3i9;, l (fit tbe Stock Exclantsge, the greait pressure f9,r mo: ney olicl hils prevriled for a considernble perind ?? sonic ohm t abatmd, but tie cannot yet quott any atie. _ lioratiot itt this respect titutng the commercial int tr- le eats. in tber lict\, nor indeed tit Liverpool or oiltur m principal ports of tile U ...

... TIIE MIARQVlUI'SS NOULMAN13Y. ., . . . ?? 'I'nte CicU ItiY CitetcfifVAI r .-TIleIe is a sort of let gI adtioti~, a ?? of forgtifuliirlet,, i ll a Colntry church. L yard I lie re tito ?? ol nature are suff'ered to go ofI over tile greelI place of burial, thet is extremely affecting in the conioulpiatieill. 'IThe soul goes from thle grave just Covered up, to that swhieh feenlisscareely joitid ...

... All excitement is relative, and the first ball to a debutante .is, perhaps, scarcely less exciting than the first battle of a young ensign, the first speech of a county member, or the first pro posal of a young gentleman in love, uncertain of success. In a beautifully-appointed dressing room, preparing for conquests, might be seen a youag lady and her French attendant, Adele, who, with all the ...

... N E VV PO II T. IM POR I S from the '2ith lo the 3 ls ...

... ARRIVAL OF TROOPS. Newport is now the head-quartet of a laige military force, and has all the appearance pf a gar- rison town. Six hundred troops, including jprtil- lery, have arrived, and additional detachment* xj)ected. The artillery is most formidable, and is largely supplied with shot, calculated to produce the most destructive effects on large masses. Companies • if the troops arw now ...

... . DINNER AT TIHE ROYAL OAK. TS ~ ~ ?? cliecrful ?? dispel Thle humid air Iand [at Your table smots W141h solid toast or baldl. a- 'Vise annual dinneir of' tradesmaen, and othersS or ocoaisected with [lie trade of Bangyors Camne off, to Ih, sport a sporting ph~rase,, on Tuesday last, in re- , p n- ival- of a good ot cldtutts which will iii future I we trust be most gastronomically -observed,- ...