... The Governments of Prussia, Saxony, and Hanover, having agreed in the scheme of a ConStltutlOll, have also established a Provisional Court of the Confederation (or Bundes-Schieds- gerichtj for the judicial decision of all questions that may arise before the final settlement of the Constitution between the Powers who are parties to it. This court is to consist of Imperial judges (or Bundes ...

... The House then resolved itself into a Committee of Supply, Mr. Bernal in the chair. The following votes were agreed to:— £ 110,117 for super- annuation allowances and compensation to persons who had been employed in the public service E4,100 for the relief of American loyalists and other charges iC2,000 for the National Vaccine Establishment; E2,000 for the Refuge for the Destitute CS,900 for ...

... MIII lignru. LIABILITY TO INSANITY.—From a table illustrative of the occupation and civil condition of the insane, it appears that the farmers and labourers, whose natural and healthy employments might be thought to bestow almost an exemption from this malady, afford no less than twenty per cent. of the whole number. The mercantile class, whose anxiety and feverish speculations might be ...

... WOOL. MONDAY.—The imports of wool into Hondon last week were 2,146 bales from Sydney, 186 from Germany, and 5 from IN ew York. The private coatrapt market is quiet. The private coatrapt market is quiet. ...

... On Monday evening, the 21st ult., the annual meeting of the friends and supporters of the above society was held at the Hall of Commerce, Threadneedle-street G. W. Alexander, Esq., the treasurer, in the chair. Mr. SCOBLE, the Secretary, then read the tenth annual report of the Committee, which commenced with a statement of the number of slaves at present existing in professedly Christian and ...

... CIRCUIT OF THE PRINCIPALITY OF WALES AND COUNTY PALATINE OF CHESTER. Mr. Justice Maule, Mr. Baron Piatt. SOUTH WALES. Glamorganshire—Wednesday, July 11, at Cardiff. Carmarthenshire—Tuesday, July 17, at Carmarthen. County of the Borough of Carmarthen—The same day, at the Borough of Carmarthen. Pembrokeshire—Saturday, July 21, at Haverfordwest. Town and County of Hayerfordwest-The same day, at ...

... HAY. Meadow 50s. to 75s. Clover 55s. to 100s,' Straw 28s. to 33s. ...

... Magistrates present—William Evans, Esq., mayor, Thomas Hughes, and Wm. Jenkins, Esqrs. Ellen Connell was committed to prison for a month, as a vaprant. Geoige Duckham, of Merthyr, butcher, for assaulting Mr. David Pavies, of Newport, tanner, by holding awhip over his head, and threatening to split him through, on the last County court day, was bound over to keep the peace, and had to pay costs ...

... HORTICULTUBE. FLOWER GARDEN AND SHR0UBBERY. No flower gardener can be dissatished with the beautiful weather which we are at present experi- encing, except it be that le finds weeds and lawn Grass to grow too fast for him. We may, however, be thankful to see the season so favourable for the. growth of plants; and to keep things in order we must not object to a little extra exertion. Indepen- ...

... C A L E N D A R AND LIST OF FAIRS, NOTICES, ETC., IN Tflfe C&t?WTFBS Of GLAMORGAN, MONMOUTH, AND BRECOK, FOR THE WSUING WEEK. JUNE 17. SECOND SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY. Morning, 1st lesson, 4 c. Judges; 2nd do., 1 c. Luke. Evening, 1st lesson, 5 c. Judges; 2n.I do., 1 c. Galat. 18. Battle of Waterloo, 1815. 19. Magna Charta, 1215. 20. Accession of Queen Victoria. ]Ne\v Moon, 2h. 19m. afternoon. 21. ...

... PHILANTHROPY; or, the LovE of MANKIND, is an emanation from the great model of all moral perfection. Its influence has pervaded the actions of the wise and good in all ages, and it unites in itself the pure elements of character which constitute genuine worth and usefulness, for no man can be a true philanthropist who is not imbued with a fine sense of truth and rectitude, as well as a nice ...

... The following particulars of the opening of the Baptist Chapel, in addition to those previously published, li u-e been sent to us by a correspondent. On Wednesday, the 0th inst., the Baptist Chapel in Frogmore-street was re-opened. Th service, at eleven o'clock, was commenced by reading tIe Scriptures and prayer, by the Rev. S. Lewis, of Abingd JII. The Rev. Daniel Katterns, co-pastor with the ...