... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FilAiNCF. Cmi 1 sten 1 nr> of the CoMi'TF. OF I'auis.—This im- posing ceremony took place 011 Sunday last, in the Cathe dral of Notre Damo, and was performed by the Archbishop of Paris, in the presence of the King, Queen, and Royal Family, the Ministers, the Peers; the Council of State, the Foreign Ambassadors, the Marshals and Admirals of France, the Members of the ...

... [bEFOI'.K bll. lA'SUINOTON.J lo V,K w ist.mohelvno.—Dr. Lushiogton delivered judgment (j' 1 'u ...

... The following admirable h-Mei from a concspondnnt of the .MritiiU' hypociisy or factious motives of tiiiisewhooppose.be overnment pioposition for the leduetion of duly, under the pretence of humanity, and a desire not to afford eucouragem; nt to the productions of slave labour .— As it appears that Lont Hnrewoo.l, Lord Sandon, and sundry othor West India proprietors, have all of a sudden ...

... BaECO. BIIECKXOIK INFIRM.IBY.—May 111b. I. OOF. | Patients remaining last week 3 2S 4 111. Out. 3 32 0 0—1 Remaining 2 23 Physician for the ensuing week Dr Lucas. Surgeon ditto ditto Mr Armstrong. W e regret that the annexed did not reach us until the arrival of the Abergavenny mail on Saturday after- noon. although sent of fon the 0 h inst:—A verv beautilui Gothic monument has just been ...

... FRANCE. The French journals of Tuesday have all reached us, but their contents are of no political importance, as they have not yet exhausted the, subject of the Louis Phillipe correspond- ence. The King's birth-day will be celebrated on the 1*1 of May* ...

... COUNTRY MARKETS. Monmouth, Saturday May 1.—Wheat, per quar imP«n«l measure, 60s. lid.; Barley, 28s. Id. • Oats 9^c q'i Brttfts4'heat (TV P/r^rtcT58».'to 60S. do. (white), (m8» to 62s..ticLrlty (cnnflint^ Ofw 28s do. (malting), 32s. to 38s. Oats (Led^ 1' s Vo' 20, do (pe- tatoe), 22s. to 24s. Rye, 34s. to 38.. Beans d) 38«. to 40s. Pease (hog), 36s. to 38s.; do. (bo.lerOris to46s- Malt, 48s. to ...

... Moderator, N. i, Roberts, Bristol. 5t tons of iron-Cly- dach 220 boxes of tIa--C. H. Leigh, Pontypoot 19 boxes of ttr.—Daniels and Lewis, Idee. George, Tamplin, Bristol. 7t tons of iron-Pentwvu Co. y 10.000 bricks—E. Rogers. Newport. Fanny, Johns, Bristol. 38 firkins of butter-A. Phillips, Newport to bars of iron-Blaenuorr Co. Tredegar,—, Bristol, 10 tons of pig irou—121 bars-Bille. navon Co. ...

... TOADS: UTILITY OF, IN G.ILRI)FVs -P,actical men have been long aware that toads live chiefly on insccts, particularly beetles. Some p' rsons have 4eveti made it a point to place them on their hot beds, for the purpose of destroying wood lice, ear. wigs, Bee. Air lteeve, an ingenuous horticulturist, who has long employed toads as guardians of his melon andcucuotber framest fully eorroborft re a ...

... BI ill'US. April 2lst, at Tonna. near Neath, Jennet, wife of t'ie Rev Daniel Griffith, of a son. April 20 h, at Neath, Ann, wife of Mr Wm. Powell, landlord of the King William, of a son On the 24th nit., at Vicars I'ark, Fishguard, the lady of the Rev 11. Nathan, curate, of a daughter. MARRIAGES. On the 4th inst., at Card iff Church, Mr Alexander Bevan to iliss Mary Oliver, niece of Mr Tredwin ...

... UNIVERSITY AND CLERICAL INTELLI- GENCE. OXIROKD, April 24.—There are three exhibitions **E.uit at Queen's College, one on the Michel, and two on the Sir F. Bi-idgiiiiii foundations, the elections for Iridl will be on Thursday, the 10th of June next. for the former must be natives of the PROVINCE of Canterbury, and for the latter of Lancashire, or Wiltshire. Ccrlilicatc and testimonials Inllst ...

... On Wednesday last, an election for a representative of the East Ward of Newport, in the place of Mr. Young, was held at the town court, Mr. John Watkin Jones, surgeon, and Mr. Townaend, merchant, being candidates. Mr. Dew, one of the assessors, did not appear at the opening of the court. Several messengers were sent for him, but he did not reach the court till about half-past ten o'clock, ...

... Sir,—Prolonged newspaper contioversies are, I am aware, as unpalatable to editors, as they are frequently unwelcome their readers. I therefore promise both parties that the present communication shall be the last from me on the subject to which it refers. In Satutday's liiiicnn, Vitidex has rejotneil to my second letter, in a spirit and tone as diverse to that which tnaiked his former letter, ...