... x i: w P 0 R T « Arrivals and Sailings for the weekending tebuary 5th, 184 ARRIVED. 1 William Smith, Ballo; Elizabeth, May, Swansea, irtf Tom, Harris, Charlotte, Thomas, Bridgwater; Agnes Sop Squire, Liverpool, biicks—Sarah, Downing, Swansea, met» Hannah and Ann, Morgans, Cardigan Superior, Cadi! David Walters, Reed, Wateiford Rifleman. Aui), Wexfl Kiity, Williams, Milford, oats.—Friendship, ...

... APPALLING MURDER AT BETHNAL-GREEN. On Tuesday, an intense degree of excitement prevailed in the neighbourhood of Bethnal-green, in consequence or a rumour that a young woman named Emma Whiter, twenty- one years of age, had been shot dead with a pistol bv a young man named Jame* Tapping, who had for a short time past been paying her his addresses and from an early hour in the morn- ing the ...

... A scheme, it appears, has been set on foot for the establish- ment of a 44 College of General Practitioners. Now, since diseases, very generally, are either imaginary, or such as would get well of themselves if let alone, one highly important branch of Genera I Practice is the treatment of cases which do not require iI, The Gtneral Practitioner, though not a Consulting Phyri- r ian, must ...

... ACCELERATION OF MAILS.—PUBLIC MEETING AT NEATH. j A public meeting was held yesterday at the town-hall, Neath, for the purpose of considering the propriety of memoralizing the Post Master General, for the transmission of the London mail by way of Gloucester, as soon as the branch connecting that city with the Great Western Railway shall be open to the public. The mayor, H. Gwyn, Esq., took the ...

... It stands in the lonely Winerthal, At the bass of llsberg Hill; It at and I as though it fain would fall, The dark Deserted Mill. Its engines, coated with moss and mould, Bide sileot all the day; lit mildewed walls and windows old Are crumbling into clay. 8* through the Daylight's lingering heurt It mourns in wearv rest Bat toon as the sunset's gorgeous bowers Begin to fide in the west, The ...

... emblem of happiness, not bought nor sold, Accept this modest ring of virgin gold. + Love in the small but perfect circle trace, And duty in its soft though strict embrace, Plain, precious, pure, as best becomes the wift; Yet firm to bear the frequent rubs of life. Connubial love disdains a fragile toy, Which rust can tarnish, or a touch destroy; Nor much admires what courts the gen'ral gaze, ...

... EXECUTION OF J)OWING AND PO\vYS. STRATFOP.D, NATURTIAY AO received this morning Kx, ti ^nov'A communication was Queen having been ,aut,10ntles' to the effect th,.t the prisoners until the 25th 0 resP'te the execution of the a crown case for the dm,?' 'el U?e,PurPose of submitting having been against the Drkon„ JudKes, and that decision be given to the sheriff' |i, K0 further instructions ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. MONDAY, FEB. 10. The Earl of St. Germans took the oaths and his scat. The Noble Earl took his seat on the Ministerial side of the house, immediately to the right of the Duke of Wellington. After the presentation of petitions, The Earl of Dalhouse gave notice that he should to-morrow lay before their lordships papers relating to the Railway depart- ment of the Board of Trade, ...

... 15 U T D O C K, CARD! F F M sfl Arrivals and Sailings for the week endingFebruirv l°th ARRIVED. juiclH Aave, Couch, Padstow; Camilla, Flain, St. Ivc, • Wa-e^ 'i'H Leo, Ocean, Spay, Buy, Peake, Azorean. Dawkin fame Tlnvi I mas, Auspicious, Spray, Swansea Desire, Barns, llirTcomb 4 I Herica.enicn. iiot;e, Neath; Elizabeth Ley Barr,«t v I toua ami Albeit, Gough, Dungarvon U-'i Gloucester Flora, ...

... n„ TYidiv the 14th instant, a petition to the iw-i from J Clark, printer, Chepstow, was pre- House of Commons f. > E M.P., setting forth the* in- dented by T. sustained by the decision of the local justice the petition profits by trade, &e. and praying that commissioners, as 'j, restrained from interpreting the pro- surveyors 01 taxeb maj oWIl purposes, and thereby to in- visions of tne law _t ...

... IKON SHIPS.—The Government have ordered ten iro» war ittaraers, which aan> have five more Isrge iron ste»m«» in liaod, and '••I* 10 completion, of trom 1,200 lo 1^00 tons regi»«er each. lh« Indisn Board have juit launched • fiue iron brig ■« Glasgow, 01 service in India. It was stated by the chairraai of Ibe Beard ef Gusrdians, si Biiniiogbam, ...

... In the Rolls court, the Master granted the petition to the executors of Mary Hunt, formerly of Bristol, praying for the payment of £1,210 Consuls, which had been transferred to W. Saunders, on bit representing himself as Thomas Hunt, and executor to the deceased's will, now undergoing senteme of transportation for forgery, in connection with Barber and Fletcher. CLBRICAI STATISTICS.—The ...