... NEWPORT DISPENSARY, .LTANARTII-LSTREEX.— Weekly Report ending Saliirdav. June 5 I Admitted 16 Cured 14 Relieved 1 1 Under medical care at present 66 R. F. WOOLLETT, Resident Surgeon. R. F. WOOLLETT, Resident Surgeon. MONMOUTHSHIRE AJ*D OLJUITIROANSTTTRE INFIRMARY AND DIIPERSARY, CARDIFF.—Abstract of House Surgeon's report to the Weekly Board, from 25th May to 1st June, inclusive « IN-FCOOR ...

... IMPORTANT MEETING AT NEATH. BY OUR REPORTER. On Monday last, the 31st ult., a meeting was held in the rown Hall, Neath, pursuant to a Requisition to his worship the Mayor, for ''The purpose of petitioning the Commons House )f Parliament, to support her Majesty's Ministers in their Jndeavours to alleviale the distresses of the country, by relieving lie people from the burden of those taxes upon ...

... ANTI-CORN-LAW MEETING, AT MORRISTON, IN THE BOROUGH OF SWANSEA. [SIR JUHN MOKHIS, BARI., IN THE CuxrR.] On Friday evening, the 28th ultimo, a large meeting of the proprietors of woiks, merchants, farmers, tradesmen, and work nen, assembled at the School Room, for the purpose of takinp nto consideration the present state of the country, and to adopi I petition to the House of Commons, praying ...

... FAIRS FOR JUNE. Glaniorjans hire. C;tr(! i I. Tuesday 29th Cow- bridge, Thursday 21:h; Laiitwit-Major, Tuesday 2id; L'aiiridiau, Monday 21st; Loughor Castle, Wednesday 21; Newbridge, Monday 14tti. Monmouthshire. — Abergavenny, Thursday 2 Ith ] Castell Bychan, Thursday 21th Iloiliiiotltli, Frid-iy, 18th (called the Wool fair). Breco)ishire.-lit;iltll, Monday 28th; lIay, Monday, 14th. ( ...

... BELFAST NEVS-BLETTER. BELFAST, TUESDAY, JUNE 22. The foreign ntsvs arrived since our last is rot of the elibhtest importance. PritfOnoATION Or PAl SIIIN.1A't;T.-Tlte Londonz Gazette of I riday announces, that her Niejesty in person is to I prorogue Par] ia:leiet On' Tuesday the 22d. (this day.) Tom QU Li Is ('(UUT.-Ilftr Miajesty and Prince Albert arr ived inl Londonl on Wednesday afternoon, ...

... I?DN1*;?uAv, JUNE 115, 1R41. ?? ,NItot' 0' it ~.p i~i -t-he t otrer of t;;e tc tekl of' the ('tithetirai ot Vslliloleiid asnv wvny on the 'f1st nit., after a feigilttftof torim a; hich broke oier tbe lo~an anld lasted nearly twto lo~i r . Fortunately itoli Ies sere Aft'. Leffesef, the settior lono' Lawr Celosois. sioncr, 1t is it i stated, retiredl fr- ul thalt of hiee T/it' .^f ?? icit ?? ...

... POSTSC IIIPTO ?? O FAiDA1 Y'S .l. O .VDON, C2,AtZEl'Tr'. Iranr CetAMxqelta.At>;s Ot i TCL:. JUN>E 12. ' A HIA; Qtteen h5a been gracioutsly pileased to apt- reeve ct the appointmenit It' George Ha~ter, as sqr 1'tilteipal Palintet iu titdinarg Itv ber' Mtajestv. in the icon rof htir Davir l Vilkiti U n Ort m a, JuNL 1S. 7rth flioejeno Gtit~roda-ireeet Ctd. E. Cheney, fronm haif:pay ...

... ITrIE COUNTIES verus THE TOWNS. In the coining struggle the cities, towns, and boroughs of England are destined to fulfil their ancient duty of defending, within their limits, and by their unaided valour, what would other- wise be the defenceless cause of liberty. The historyv of this country teems with instances in which the towns ol' England have been found the only refuge against a ...

... , LONDON NEWTS OF YESTERDAY MORNING. ROYAL EXCHAWGE. Londons, ThJursday Esrerireg.- ]3Ate OF EXGLAWD.-V'ieO mercantile communitv in the elty weresonnewhat taken by Surprise this afternoon, bythe ap- pearance of the following notice at the BAnk of England, and which Was slo: generally kUDWO on 'Cbhange. Bank of England, June 3. IP41. 1At a Court of Direetors held this fijr, resolved-A' 'rhat ...

... 7'W ff EQR.A7- IG CIZRJ( O'CLE.S L O N 1) ON: S.l TURDI'JJAY i, JU LN ?? tet1. The debate u-n the wornt of ?? motion terminated this mornig by a ma; ority of one ngainst MAlinistsrs. It was at one time thoughit that the majority would he tousiderable, but latterly a hare majority was till that the most sanguine of the oppo- sition expected. We had nevcr, however, heard it estimated So low as ...

... TIlE PENIAY POST. 'TO T'r EDITOI Or TIMIBM MOIiNING ClHRON1CLim'. S li ?? yo ?? Ime to ghe vvidllmie in CorirolbimrtioII of yior lced ing- pa:limgriiphl Sat mmmdmmay last, 11ponl thle' pro- 'a:Ibility fhiit autiltettmmll)t wvill 1ic miadi' (iimtin' event cliir I1. I'eel oibtaitiw_:' tibe goverimictitl to deprive ti4! ?? of lie ?? 'res iwiimi result from tile ?? P'ost I mim :miII CXtilliSiC ...

... TO J. B. SMITH, ASQ. Leicester, June 15, 1841. SIR-I have frequently seen your name in connection with the anti-corn-mw leagIe, and haLvC been delighted to read your spirited addresses upon it repeal of that iniquit- ou~s and diabolical law. I have read with pleasure many siggestions and schemrnea for carrying out your important designs, yet none have ap- peared to me sufficently to show to ...