... An account of Coal and Iron biolight down the Tram-road during the month of June :— CWT. Thomas Prothero 7 Thomas Powell 2 Rosser Thomas and Co T. Phillips & Son I7s>.l 0 Martin Morrison. 2316 11 Joseph Beaumont. 2028 W.S.Cartwnght 2362 19 Joseph Latch and Co. 1737 5 The Tredegar Coal Co. •• •• 3206 13 Rock Coal Co 3557 8 Roger Lewis 2307 13 Joseph Jones. 1195 11 John Jones, 1467 16 James ...

... BRISTOL PRICES CURRENT OF RAW GOODS. lb. *• b. lb. d. d. lb' »? CropHides perlb 30.35—11 tol2 Light. 40 48—12 13 Irish Skin sSH 50 60—15 17 Welsh Skins 40-| £ Poreign Hides .SO 35—10 lit *8$y 40 45—10 || 50— Middlings 12 13 56- l'i Butts English. 16 20—14^ j w.lsh'!? > 24 26—15 16 Kips, English l» 28 30—15 17 Petersburg! » ,^9 j9 extra 34 36—15 18 9 \1 Foreign. 16 20—13J HJ East India IJ \i ...

... MERTHYR. t Dowttla. SATURDAY EVENINO.—Scarcely had the turn of last Saturday subsided, ere the intelligence of another event ieaehed the ears of the inhabitants of this town. It ap- pears that five persons inhabitants of that den of dens, Ponty- storehouse, named, Edward Hudson, aged 26 J*ny Jany, aged 25; Benjamin Richards, alias Blackstone. alias Emperor, of China, aged 28 Thomas Jones, ...

... For hops we have not had an improved demand, and prieeS have further given way about 5s. per cwt. since our last, although tbe speculators for a rise keep up their reports of great increase of fly. These are too well appreciated to caase an effect. s. t. Pockets, 1842, 90 to 100 per cwt. East Kent .105 to 125 38 to 100 Farnham 00 to 00 Pockets, 1841, Good 65 to 75 Choice. 80 to 95 Bags, 1841, ...

... ARRIVALS. iTyA* p-trsi.ips. Btltt, Walters, Bristol', sundries. ^rhrre'lTsZif Fif.iot, Newport, litht. Robert and Ana, Kidler, VSmiow l'ill' iron ore. lihzabeth and .Sarah, 't'ampiin, Swansea h-dlast Good Hope, Child, 1Jallow l'ill, iron ore I'rovidenre Hart* Bii-tol, iron ore Lion, Morgan, Aberthaw, light..RainUer* Coik, H n lo w l'ill, iron ote A tin Dowill, Buiiow Tjil iron ore Kortuna, ...

... PORT TALBOT SHIPPING LIST. ARRIVALS. COM 10T, Srorey, Southampton John and Jane, Hughes, Mumbles.. Elizabeth, Keft, Mumbles.. Ellen, Harris, Mumbles.. ■Sea Gull, Hensley, Holton, Johns, Plymouth.Tames and Sarah, I,p\\i. \llImblc8.. Swan, Green, Falmouth.. John and Jane, Hollies. Mumbles. Louisa, Clirno, Flmolltb..X:xn Williams, FalavJlltb..Juho. Stroud, Stephens, Hayle. Bicton, Thomas, Fowey ...

... EllCill WATER AT CARDIFF ( AUGUST. | Morning.| Evening. I Sunday, 20 I 11 44 j 0 31 j Mondav, 21 1 30 2 10 > Tuesday, 22 2 G2 j 3 27 j Wednesday, 23 f 4 8 j 4 26 ( Thursday, 24 i 5 2 j 5 20 | Friday, 2.3 j 5 .31 G 7 Saturday, 20 j 0 30 ( 0 .33 HIGH WATER AT BRISTOL, &c. (From Bunt's Tide Tably.) I HIGH WATER, j Cumb. Bathust Morn | Even. ...

... NEATH SHIPPING LIST. CLEARED OUT. EitlN. Dempsey, Kinsale..Grace Darling,Moore, Sheil..F.at-le Dalton.Waterford..Druid,Williams, ditto. Cornmerce, HOIIIIÎler, Wexford.. Boa,licea, Kvans. Clare.. Friendship, EVans, Water- ford.. Rambler, Walsh. Cork..Providence, Uussell, Hayle. Lambe, Stevens, St. Ives.. Laxey Mines, Cubbon. Liverpool.. Prince of Wales, Bumard, Bnleford..Charles, Dillon, FalSoW ...

... LONDON MARKETS. CAIRN EXCHANGE. MARK-LANE, MOSDAY, APRIL 17. 1343V —The return exhibits an arrival of 7610 quarters of English wheat since this day week, but the great bulk of this quantity being tiom Lincolnshire to our millers direct, the show of Kent and Essex samples in Mark-lane this morning wasonly small the trade, nevertheless, ruled very dull, and even at a reduction in piice of fully ...

... Perib. s. d. s. d. Down Tegs 0 11 tol 0 Half-bred Hogs 1 0 11 Ewes and Wethers. 0 10 0 101 ...

... An account of Coal and Iron brought down the Canal during .he week ending September 30:- TOIQS. Thomas Prothero. 175 Thomas 250 Martin Morrison 375 R. J. blewitt 425 Monmouthshire Iron and Coal Company. U.S. Cartwright 225 Rosser Williams 23 John Davies.. •• •• •• •• •• •» •• J. K. Hansoa 250 John Vipond. 229 Richard Morrison,. Total 1948 Tons 3,820 ...

... THE CIIRISTTAN'S REASONS. 1. The Christian member of society pays his debts, first, be- cause he is ordered to do so in the Bible, wheie we are told to Render unto Caesar the things that are Caesar's, and to God, the things that are God's and to Owe no man anything. 2. Ihe Christian hears the Eighth Commandment every Sunday, Thou shalt not steal and defrauding a man of his due isstealing and ...