... FAREWELL, ye mountains, whose stupendous heights Have more than realized my childhood's dreams Oft ranging days, which brought reposing nights, Low murmuring brooks, and ever-rushing streams. Yet ere I bid adieu to scenes I love, I'll pause awhile upon this green-clad hill Now rest the leaves, the clouds are chased above, All save the river and my heart are still. Yes, lovely riverl flow, for ...

... (ORIGINAL.) Album go, and homeward bring, Jhe gleanings of the blooming spring, ring flowers thy pages to adorn, *;ch as the orient blush of morn *th lanscape dressed in verdant bloom, Scented all o'er with sweet perfume Sf'ng Music c.iarming, bright and pure, ij|e ravish'd senses to allure; With prose and poetry combined, «wch as the Magic of the mind, • *»nd all that's beautiful and rare, ...

... NEWPORT. Imports and Exports for the Wee. ending Oct. 21st, 1841. IMPORTS. Bristol Packet, Tiver, Bristol, 2 casks nitre—Ga'rett, Brothers, Newport; 20 lackl flour-Bowman. Tredegar; 2 furoaces- W. Charles, ditto; 23 sacks flour-R. Davies, Blackwood; bale hams, 24 lumps and 2 hogsheads sugar- J. Fothergill, Pentwyn; lierce susjar, and other ,oods-W. Russell. Pontypooi lierce sugar-E. W illiama ...

... To the Editor of the Monmouthshire Merlin. §jr) All the arguments that can possibly be adduced from reason, religion, or common humanity, against duelling, will, I fear, be of no effect unless gentlemen of real honour and un- doubted courage, set their faces against this unwarrantable prac- tice, and by their example prove that it is neither dishonourable nor cowardly to refuse a challenle. ...

... THE TOILING Fancy, savs Thomas Cailyle, ,n his trench devolution— lancy some five full-grown mil- lions of gaunt figures, with their haggard faces, stalling up to lsk, as in forest roarings, their washed upper classes, after long unreviewed centuries, virtually this question-, ilow have ye -reated us-how have ye taught us, fed us. and led us, while .e toiled for you? The answer can be read in ...

... A HOUSE OF COMMONS.—THURSDAY, SEPT. 30. CR* WRIT was ordered to issue for the borough of Wilton, H ...

... TRIAL OF M'LEOD. By the arrival of the George Washington, at Liverpool, American papers have been received, containing a voluminous report of the trial of M'Leod as far as it had proceeded at the leaving of the last expresses, that is 10 the middle of the third day. The testimony of the witnesses as far as it has gone is, 'hink, not unfavorable to M'Leod, judging by those principle* of ...

... NEWPORT. Imports and lis port? the Week, emiing Oct. bth, 184). IMPORTS. Moderator, No. I Roberts, Bristol, 2 hogsheads sugar, chest and box soap, 2 chests groceries, 2 chests coffee, box raisins, cask mustard, box candlcs, box currants, 31 lumps, 3 chests tea, 2 bags rire, hamper pickles — S. Ro^eif, Newport; 2casks —F, Matthews, ditto 1 bag hemp seed, 1 box !cr, 10 bales baoou — W. Evens, ...

... Spain a^.rportugal ^JSt['amer' ieit TalmoutU for sengers was Mr. John Mellor .1' ? amonyst her Pas Nottingham Bank, about w o 1 r MB mana§er ol lhe sions were entertained from hi« a e y Ser,ous apprehen- llaif-an~hour af(er^ t 6' i i u Meamer left, his brother- n-law who had been m pursuit, arrived .here in a post-chats^' lhe only entry on the way-bill was «a gentleman to Fat mouth and the ...

... is1 lle PrieS °F F00D AT HOME AND ABROAD. w^ite wheaten biead of the first quality, at Paris, ll^ftce fQr the loaf of 2 kilogrammes which, making al- '^o Co ^iflerence in weight, and the exchange between ^glis), nes' is scarcely equal to 5jd. the four pound lost (Je-Wei'1t. Xiie price of bread of the first quality in •h l''e besi'0^ ^or l',e f°Lir Pound 'oaf, it follows that bread ij,4*1 io p ...

... NEWPORT. IMPORTS for the Week ending Sept. 30th, 1811. Moderator, No. t, Roberts, Bristol, chest of soap, 20'sacks flour, hogshead sugar, 12 cheeses, 6 chests tea—W. Evans, Newport; 2 boxes tea—T. Jones, ditto chest tea-D. Jon«3» ditto chest and truss tea—E. Clark, ditto pareel tea—H Lawrence, dino 20 barrels tlir-A. C'rosfield. ditto 2 boze.* candles, 10 titlers-C. and H. Napper, ditto 4 ...

... SrR,-I shall feel much obliged byyouraHowing the follo ing statement a space in you valuable journal :— j It is full time to lemove a prejudice which has long eX's'.gf' and which is highly injurious to the interests of this port, tained most unjustly by the masters and owners of vessels. that the loading berths at Newport, are not fit for ships of but then. Such gross misrepresemaiions having ...