... MEliTHYR AND NEIGHBOURHOOD. We perceive by placards in our shop windq^s, that the epiebrated Mr. Lover witt give his Musical linlertaininent at the Assembly Room of the Bush Hotel, 011 Tuesday evening, the 2ist instant. BRYN ZION CIIAPEL, DOWLAIS.—'The Anniversary of this chapel was held on Sunday last. when Messrs. E Watkins, of Canaan, & W. Morris, of Glandwr, preached eloquent sermons; and ...

... The object of all arts is the imitation of nature. To ex- ceed, or even reach in every case the perfection of the pat- tern, is impossible, but the more closely it is kept in view, and the more nearly it is attained, the more perfect the per- formance will be, and the more exactly will our own ends be answered. Any departure from the principles sugges- ted in the example set before us by ...

... NEWPORT CATTLE MARKET.—WIDNMMY, 4 Price per lb. to sink the offaL s. d. s. &• f| Beasts 0 to 0 6 || Sheep 0 7i 0 8 | Calves 0 7 0 1\ I Pigs (per score) 8 0 9 0 M Our market to day was fairly supplied with fat stock tr0 ] neighbourhood, from Gloucestershire and Somersetshlre, Bristol steam paeket, and from Ireland, per sailing vess present, but in a short time there will be steam sbip* stock ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. n o, BIRTHS. »Vi U • r January last, at Monte Video, South America, On the 4th inst., at Kingsdown, Bristol, the lady of Thomas iidmuad Gouldsmith, Esq., of a so*. At Poet's Corner, Westminster, the lady of Charles Frerc, Esq., of twin daughters. MARRIAGES On Saturday, the 4th in.t.at the Baptist chapel, Chepstow by the Rev. T.Jones, Mr. William Williams, of ...

... Xtatltoag mtUrUcgcntt. A GENTLE HINT TO RAILWAY SOLICITORS At the the recent assizes for the county of Kent, held before Lord Denman, the proprietor of the Kentish Mercury brought an action against Mr. Curling, a solicitor, in London, for advertising two or three railway notices, &c. in that paper, the amount of which, JH70 13s., was sought to be recovered; the defendant had paid lis. 3d. into ...

... VALE OF NEATH RAILWAY. In consequence of a requisition signed by many of the principal inhabitants of Aberdare and its neighbourhood, a meeting was held at the Town-hall of that rising and important town, to petition Parliament in favour of the immediate passing of the Vale of Neath Railway Bill. The meeting was attended by the principal resident pro- prietors, manufacturers, and shopkeepers ...

... On Wedoesdsjjri| £ «j last, between 9 and 10 o'clock, «a the Jupiter steam-vessefwas coming up the river, by some means she ran 00 shore, a little below the Round Point, about a mile from the dockl, The tide was then on the ebb, and the utmost con. sternatioh prevailed among the crew and passengers, who felt not a little uoessy upon the score of their safety. Although active exertions were ...

... DEATH OF THE EARL OF EIIRoL —The Earl of Errol Here. di'ary Lord Hilth Constable of Scotland, expired on Saturday morning, at the residence 01 his son-in-law, Viscount Campden, in Poriman-square- THE GRtAT BRITAIN.—This noble steil mer left the Graving DocK on Tuesday last,and entered theCoburg Dock, wheie she will take in her caigo and snpply ot coal pr«paratoiy for hei voyago to New York, ...

... AT the recent assizes for the county of Hereford, a woman, named Bowkett, was charged with having left her illegitimate infant naked, by a road side, with intent to cause its death, which occurred three weeks after. We make no excuse for the wretched woman. Had she not been destitute of every material feeling, the child would not have been naked Jwhile she had any article to put upon it, still ...

... TRADE WITH NAPLES. WE are gratified to find that the monopolising and restrictive Government of Naples has made a con- siderable reduction in the duties upon various British goods. Thus the impost upon cotton yarns, silk goods, and goods mixed with silk, is reduced one-third upon cotton cloths, shirtings, &c., and upon printed cottons, one-half; and upon worsted and mixed cotton and worsted, ...

... INDIA. DEFEAT OF THE SIKIJS, WITH IMMENSE LOSS, All, TERMINATION OF THE WAR. (From the Morning Post.) TELEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES. Marseilles, March 29, 1846. On the 10th of February, the English army, commanded by Sir Hugh Gougb and by the Governor-General, attacked the Stkhs at Sebras (the tete de pont of the Sikh forces on this side of the Sutlej), and carried their position after four hours' ...

... TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION BETWEEN FRANCE AND ENGLAND.-Amidst the many wonderful inventions of modern days, wherein the faculties of man have overcome difficulties apparently insurmountable, and made the ele- ments subservient to his power, there are none more wonderful than that now about to be carried out by the establishment of submarine telegraphs, by which an instantaneous communication ...