... The DERBY STAKES, of SO sovs. each, h. ft., for three. year-olds colts, 8st. 71b. fillies, bst. 21b, Last mile and a half. 140 subs. Mr. Gratwicke's The Merry Monarch (F. Be!)) Mr. A. Johnstone's Annan dale 2 The following also started, but were not placed Lord StradbroWs Max .(G Edward'.) 0 Mr. (John Day, Jun.) 0 Mr. A. W. Hill's The Libel raiiow Mr.Greville's Alarm cvat'i 0 Mr. GuUjr's Old ...

... TENBY.—The season at this favorite watering place ap- pears likely to be one of the most fashionable and brilliant which its annals can record. Numerous distinguished visiters have arrived, and public spirited efforts are mating to prolong and render as attractive as possible the various amusements which are indispensable in a place of such chosen resorj. It is needless to refer to the well ...

... BURGLARY.—Very early on Monday morning last, between the hours of one and two o'clock, the .dwelling house ,of Mr. Henry W ehher. Ciigxles^ract*. C^rdiS..(pro. prietor of the Cardiff and yiqrfJ/jpR Cruavfiian,) was burglari- ously entered by some person or person-?, who stoi« therefrom the following articles :—A silver caddy spoon marked with ciphers H. A. \Y.; four silver tea spoons ...

... Saturday morning Hampstead was much excited by a rumour that a gentleman had been found murdered in a ditch closely adjoining the spot where the murder of the unfortunate Mr. De la Rue was perpetrated by Thomas Henry Hocker. The grounds for supposing a similar occurrence had transpired in the viCinity of Hampstead were not altogether without foundation, as the body of a respectably attired man ...

... 3 17 610 10 0 Straw per Dozen 0 110to 0 2 4 Newport, Saturday, May 31, 1845. Printed and Published 'or the Propiictor E D W A R D DO 1>1 IS(», of Stow II ill, in the Parish of St. Woolos, at the MKUIIN vienev.vl I'rinting 'Office, situate in Com-street,in the Borough of Newport,by WILLIAM CHRISTOPHERS of No. 1, Charles-stieet, in the said Borough. London Agents Messrs. Newton and Co., Warwick ...

... CAPTURE or SLAVERS.—Extract of a letter, dated Sierra Leone. March 30, 1845 :— The two celebrated fast-sailing armed Spanish feluccas (the Hurican and Pepitu), which had so frequently escaped the fleetest cruisers on the roast, carrying away annually more than three thousand slaves, have at length been captured by her Majesty's steam vessel Hydra, in the Bight of Benin the former is the ...

... ALEXANDRIA, MAY 4. The only item of news is that of the Pacha sending his son to Paris (Haliem Bey), accompanied by two youths, llaliem Bey takes a handsome snuff-hux, valued at 7,000 dollars, as a pre. sent to the King of the French, in return for the dinner service sent oat, valued at 10,000 dollars. Ibrahim Pacha is in Cairo, and Saied Pacha is in the villages. Both keep out of the old ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS. THURSDAY, MAY 22. Lord Beaumont moved for the various papers connected with recent events in Greece, which the Earl of Aberdeen said were of no public interest, and declined to produce. The motion was consequently withdrawn. The Lord Chancellor then moved the second reading of the Charitable Trusts Hill, and detailed al some length its provisions. After a few words from Lords ...

... The clersv in the Archdeaconry of Monmouth have transmitted a petition to parliament against the May- nooth Grant, which was presented to the House of Commons bv Sir il. Inglis. M.P. On Saturday last, a detachment of the 13th Light Dragoons arrived at Monmouth, en route from Exeter to Dublin. They leit on Monday mornmg for Hereford. and in the course of the forenoon, a second troop arrived, ...

... FRANCE. The French press furnish particulars of the progress of Chris- tianity in China, alleging the gratifying fact that the Emperor has withdrawn the obstructive measures against the labours of Missionaries, whose services he appreciates in eloquent language. PORTUGAL. We have received letteri from our Lisbon correspondent of the 13th instant. The appointment of Senhor Jose Caural to the ...

... To CURl: THE STING OF A BEE.—Immediately after taking out the sting, get an onion and bruise it, and apply it to the stung place, and it will afford immediate relief: or a w asherwoman s blue-bag, applied in the same way, will have the like effect. It is reported, on the authoiity of a letter Irolll St. Peteisburgh, that his Royal Highness Prince Albert is likely to visit that capital in the ...

... Among the relics of a system which sought to Maintain a titled, privileged, and powerful class, at whatever detriment to the national interests, and the spirit of which yet survives among that party with whom is identified the heir of the house of Manners, itlie author of the lines Let laws, learning, wealth, and commerce die, But leave us still our old nobility. -Among the relics of this ...