... EXPORTS for the II cek ending December 3rd. W illiam, Smith, Bullo. 30 tons of pig iron—H. Perkins. Moderator, No. 1, Bristol, 67 £ tons of bar iron—Monmouth shire Iron and Coal Company I hogs., 4 barrels, and 3 kildei kins of beer—T. Davis. Robert, Clampitt, CardifT, 7,000 bricks-Nicholas Rillca. George, Tampl.n Bristol, 26i tons of bar iron-Monmouth- Company0 1008 °f bar iron~Rhyinney Iron ...

... Three Sisters, Fifoot, Cardiff, 14 tons of cinders-J. Jenkins and Company. William and Susan, Phillips, Carmarthen, 50 tons of blooms —R. Walker. Tredegar, Morris, Glo'ster, 60 tons of iron—J. H. Langdon and Company. Star of Brunswick, Hearson, Liverpool, 80 tons of bar and bolt iron-J ames and Leach. Alliance, Jones, Runcorn, 15 tons of pig iron-Danie)s and Co.; 65 tons of pig iron-J aud C. ...

... LIVERPOOL, DEC. 1.—By the arrival of the New York packet ship Virginian, Captain Allen, which left New York on the 13th of No -ember, we have received papers from that city two days later than those received by the Presi- dent. The Oxford, which sailed on the 3rd, has not yet reached, although she has been now anticipated by both the Patrick Henry and the Virginiani These papers con- tain very ...

... (WB.ITTE1( FOR THE MOHMOL'THSHIHK MERLIN,] Tria winds have stripped the forest green, Impassive mists obscure the sky, The sun, behind the cloudy screen, Unnoticed holiI. his course on high; The birds of song are silent all. And man shrinks cowering to his home, While echo gives alone the call Of winds that pierce the forest gloom. The tender sapling, which had grown To beauty under milder ...

... SEAMAN HOSPITAL. In September last paragraph in the MKRLIN alluded to an accident that occurred to a sailor named Thomas Dyer, who by a fall of about toity feet from the mast-head of a vessel, suffered a compound frac- ture of the shoulder-joint; the poor fellow, an active and able- bodied seaman, aged twenty, was brought to that most useful Institution, the Merchant Settmant Hospital in this ...

... DEAR little one! and can thy >V\0TY,PR find In those soft lineaments, t^ ^0Ye so free To smiles or tears as 'j0licst infancy 4 f'-iU i^n 1 -J glorious web doth wind, Ah th ess o{ my sterner n,ind ? An tnen l0ere must be times, unknown to me, f,r en. my lost boyhood, like a wandering air, jmes for a while to pass upon my face, Giving me back the dear familiar grace O'er which my mother poured ...

... AGRICULTURE. The first meeting of the T^orim6'uth farmers' Oub was held in Saturday the 5th instant. The use of laltp'etfe and nitrate }f soda, as manure, was brought forward, but owing io the few trials made in this district, with these manures, it was resolved hat the subject should be deferred, for further consideration at on)e future meeting. The committee hopes that members will ry these ...

... 3 MEETING TO CONGRATULATE THE QUEEN, PRINCE ALBERT, AND THE DUCHESS OF KENT. A public meeting of the inhabitants of Swansea was held on Monday the 7th instant, for the purpose of addressing the Queen, his Royal Highness Prince Albert, and her Royal ighness the Duchess of Kent, on the birth of the Princess p Royal. Matthew Moggridge, Esq., tubk the chair. The Mayor opened the meeting by ...

... LONDON, THURSDAY LVENINO. There are no communications direct for the Last,^but il is very generally believed tliat Mehemet Ali ',a9rr^CC8f').ie :s an submitted to him by Adniiial Stopford. The oj>^ extract from the Journal da Debats of 'I uesdav Ali has communicated his resolution to accept pu|C y Vly the Pachalic of Egypt, and to restore the 1 uikis 1 ce ■ Mil,mission of the 1'acha i. ofli ul ...

... On Monday last, George LewIs, a respectable looking man, employed as a moulder at the Victoria Iron Works, was charged before the Rev. G.W.Gabb with stealing some brushes, two sho- vels, and a sieve from the works of Messrs. Harford, at Ebbw Vale, on the night of the 27th ult. The several workmen who had been in the habit of using the above articles having deposed to their loss, a witness ...

... To the Editor of the Mining Journal. ,t3 e?cl,°.Scd rePort of the first iron-ship that ha, i 6 as' n^Ies> be interesting lo your reader connected the iron trade, perhaps you may consider it worthy of insertion in your journal. I am, sir, your obedient servant, 7G, Old Broad-street, Nov. 30. C. IlLCKLlNG. Copy of a letter, addressed to the owners, respecting their ship, the John Garrow, the ...

... 01,A,>lOnGA:>:SIJIItE AND MONMOUTHSHIRE INFIRMARY AND CAB OUT.—Abstract of House Surgeon's rcport to the Weekly Board, from 24di Nov. to 30th Nov., inclusive:- IN-LIOOIL PATIENTS. Remained by last 6 Admitted 1- 7 Cured and 3— 3 Remaining 4 OL'T-DOOK RATIENTS. Remaining by last report .171 Admitted since 11-]82 Discharged 3 Cured and relieved. 18— 21 Remaining 161 The following are the medical ...