... The Bullertin del Exercilo, a Madrid paper, contains the following The plan of the authors of the conspi- racy, recently discovered at Valencia, was to obtain by in- trigue some regiments of cavalry, and when the whole population should have left the town to meet Queen Chris- tina, to raise the cry of alarm, and seize her as a hostage. This project was discovered before it conld be carried ...

... The Court, after spending a few days delightfully at Claremont, where the Prince Consort has had plenty of sport, have returned to Windsor. The royal family are all well. That popular nobleman, the Marquess of Hastings, died at Southampton on Saturday last, at the early age of 36. He is succeeded by his son, born in 1842. The Marchio- ness and his four daughters are iticonnotable. T-n.plo ...

... NEWPORT. FRIDAY, JANUARY 19, 1844. Proceedings at the last quarter sessions of Gla- morganshire have declared the fact that in one parti- cular head, the county business has not been admi- nunistered with that degree of justice and impar- tiality, which ensure the support and assent of all parties. It has long been a subject of complaint, not con- nived to the principality of Wales, that the ...

... An association called the Metropolitan hal been eslab. tshed, under high patronage, for improving thejwellings of he industrious classes, The promoters of the Metropolitan Association propose to etevatethe character of ih industrious :Ia.ses, by surroundicgthem with circumstances lending to Komote their healill and to increase their self-r^pect. The special object of the association will be ...

... TALLOW AND CANDLES. f s. d Yellow Russia 42 3 White fl 0 Town Tallow 43 — Mottled v> Ditto Soap 48 Cu.d .I fifltlVft Melting .Stuff 30 — Graves •••••• 60rif(J Ditto Rough 19 — Good Dre'gs g ...

... To the Editor o f the Monmouthshire Merlin. SIR,—I congratulate A Cautious Capitalist upon having found in your Letter Box at Newport, on the 21st of April, an asylum for his commuication, dated Liverpool, February 22nd. [t is not to be wondered at that one who travels by so slow a coach, should be an enemy to railway speed. Under the mask which a Cautious Capatalist has assumed, I see ...

... This WM excuse suggested at the moment, as be did not expect 10 fiad Mary Moxley at home—hence his intention of ioicing open the door with the hedge stake. t This disproves the medlcaloplDlon given at the trial, which was, that th* injuries on Mary Moxley's head were inflicted by the bedge-siake. ...

... LONDON, THURSDAY EVENINO. The British and North American royal mail steam ship Columbia, Captain Miller, arrived in the river Mersey, this morning, at three 0 clock, after a very rapid passage of ten days from Halifax. She is the bearer of the Cana- dian and United States Mail but she entered the river so close upon the departure of the train that her letters can- not reach London till Friday ...

... Crimes AND CASUALTIES. » TERRIFIC EXPLOSION. V 6adlul fire broke out al 5 °'clock on Saturday morn- 111 'he extensive oi! and turpentine warhouses of Johnson and Pinchin, situate in the New Road, c6°rSe's East, and adjoining the Blackwall Railway. ^,fewas first observed at the back of the premises, Siiie Pr°gressed with such rapidity, that betore any en- arrive the whole of the premises were ...

... FRAGMENT ON THE BURIAL OF MAGINN. .• I. THE dead bells were toiling, The thunders were rolling; • The big clouds were clashing, t The fierce lightning flashing In mirth, But yet Rem the heaven • The aun not driven. Its beatt>s glitter'd o'er him, Assent we bore him To earth. h, II. ,The sunlight so splendid, With thunder thus blended, The red eyes of lightning The atmosphere bright'ning. i ...

... BRISTOL AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY.—The tleventb ot hibaion of live stock, &c. took place on Wednesday ning last at the new cattle market. The show w»* than usually well supplied with choice stock of a'* .fe# scriptions; bloated bolls, capacious cows, capital c* huge heifers, obese oxen, superior sheep, plethoric and rare rams, were in abundance, whilst lrei»e° ft» turnips and magnificent mangle ...

... > i » > Y V i'.j IN i SERIOUS ACCIDENT.—As Mr. I'obsrts'on was riding, at a moderate pace homeward, from Nantyglo, on Mors- day evening last, when nearly opposite the residence of Robert Wheeley, Esq., he was overtaken by two townsmen, who were journeying very rapidly. Mr. II.'s horse took fright, started otf at a terrific rate, and very soon fell down, throwing his rider with violence on his ...