... SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. N EWPO RT. Arrivals and Sailings for the week ending May 13,181G. ARRIVE^.— Ellen, Poller, Guernsey; Johannes, Ganels, Jersey Cardiff Packet, Bunt, Rouen Marie Sedonie, Cloatre, Bresl; Concordia, Coster, Jersey; Magdaline, Venie, Brest; Ida, Bartman, Nantes; Union, Wilkinson, Rouen, ballast. Florida, Lewis, Cork, pigs. Robert, Jones. Cardiff, sundries. Bee, Rymer, ...

... FESTIVAL OF THIE SONS OF THE CLLRGY. ?? . I Is 1 . _ 1. or -at Thursday afternoon the celebration of the Ftes- i' tival ot' the Sunws of the Clergy took place in St 01 Paul's Cathedral, before the Archbishop of Can-. tt terbury and the Lord ?? and Corporation of a the City of London, a very liulmerous aal highly- t Iashioi Uble congregation attendinhg the Solemn aend I interestilig ceremony. ...

... TUESDAY, MAY 12. Mr. Hume gave notice that, on this day fortnight, he would move the remission of the duty on colonial sugar imported for the purposes of distillation. On the question for reading the order of the day for resuming the adjourned debate on the third reading of the Corn Impor- tation Bill, Mr. Hildyard availed himself of the opportunity to reply to some remarks made during his ...

... i (Continued from our fourth paqe.) HOUSE OF LORD S.—MONDAY, I TCri.iGious OPINIONS KI-LIEF RILL.— IHE Bishop Hxoter PROCEEDED «ITH ihe motion of which he h id - tier-, respecting the RELIGIOUS Opinions Relief RI!l~ and in A S leech of considerable length deprecated 'he (Isnsnron* ex: r,i,V nt OF repealing those portions of the acts of Kiizabeth which asserted the SUPREMACY of the ...

... INTERESTING TO I.ADifc.3.-— Precaution is in no instance mor requisite than with respect to the Femate Complexion. Ther are no greaterenemies of those distinguished (raits of Beauty than extreme heat and dust. It is, therefore, an Imperative duty upon all ladies who value their complexion, in all their rural walks, summer promenades, visiting close assemblies, in the ride, in the drive, and ...

... W E have nothing new to communicate with regard to the anticipated contest for the representation of this important agricultural county in Parliament. That it will be a spirited affair we cannot for a mo- ment doubt; but those who know the county well are strongly inclined to the opinion that Mr. Bailey, as the advocate of Protection to British Industry, will eventually triumph. BRECON ...

... To the Editor of the Cardiff and Mcrth jr Guardian. SIR,—Can you tell me whether or not it is true that the street surveyor has gone to Torquay or the neigh- bourhood, and has taken the commissioners' water-cart along with him? Coul I he have been desirous to secure the uninterrupted benefit of a portable (very portable) hydropathic machine, or did he avail himself of the ample room and verge ...

... POLICE INTELLIGENCE. f TOWN HALL, NEWPORT, MONDAY, MA* Magistrates present-Joseph Latch, Esq, mayor, Q b Hawkins, and E. Dowling, Elqrs. & A WARM DISPUTE. Sarah Rees, a very garrulous and withal polite who stands the markets, was charged with assault Williams, a damsel who follows the same profesS1 plainant's story was, that she came over in one of th with her husband from Bristol on Friday ...

... an 1frtøfJ iLoan. When I was young, the priest and the minister were hand and glove. It seems to me, said the oller killer, but yester- day, when Father Patt Joyce—the Lord be good to hio>!—lent Mr. Carson a congregation. Eh what, Aotony V' said the Colonel. A congregation appears rather an extraordinary article to borrow. Well, said the otter killer, it's true. 1 was there my. self, and ...

... FRIDAY, MAY 15, 184(3. E cannot view with any other feelings than those sincere regret the prevalence of what are termed strikes, amongst the industrious classes in various Parts of the kingdom. Railway labourers, tin-plate orkers, miners, weavers, tailors, journeymen car- isnters, and masons have, during the last several eeks, engaged in what we can only consider as the °st fruitless ...

... IN'EWVMIARKE'TSECOND SPRItING MIELTING. | IIt TDESDAY, MAY 12. M'altch, 60. Last half of Ab. M.-Mair. Wantso's its 'I f by Stochlport Out of rilnyiedc, 7st (W. Abdale), 2 bent Lord Exeter's Brainics, 7st tU1b. Wonl by u5l' . thr(e leng ths. , 1sutchl, 50. ?? GrovilIL's Killi Nv: - Bralkie, Gist 71b (Nitcholier), ?? the Duke of th,. B Iedford's Captain I'hebits, 8st lib. Won by a . held. for Y ...

... Bll ITISII AND FOREIGN SCHOOL SO CIEI'TY. it- __ c in The forty-first general mecting of this society > c- was held onl Tuesday in Exeter Hall. The atten- dance was very large the hialt being completely q-, filled. T'i Right lIon. Lord John Russell 'as lie unanimously called to the chair. its The Chairman ?? opening the forty-first o- anniversary meeting of the society, hle would id venture to ...