... CORRESPONDENCE. To the Editor of the CarJiJf aid Merthyr SIR.—At the fo >t of your report of the P'oceediugs of the public meeting of iras consumer*, held on the 24th ultimo, you uive ctatements oi the q-iautirie, i,t Ka, coll. sumed hy several parties, amongst II cn is that of my own. I bat i ...

... BIRTHS. MARRIAGES, A DEATHS. BIRTHS. At Williams's terraoc., Swansea, the wife of Mr. Ohamings, fl°OnThe 20th ult., at Maesteg, near Bridgend, the wife of the ft Thom»s Jones, of a son. On the 26th, at Wellington-terrace, Cardiff, the wife of Mr. T H Righton, organist of »t. John's Church, of a daughter. On the 2oth, at '2J9> w'fe of William Wood, Esq., general manager of the Dowlais Ironworks ...

... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. Feb. 10, at Plas Newydd, Cardiff, the lady of Captain G. C. Jackson, of a daughter. Feb. 7, at Trinity-place, Swansea, Mrs. W. Richards, of a eon. Feb. 6. at 19, Bellevue-street, Swansea, the wife of Mr. W. H. Read, of a daughter. Feb. 7, at H^athfield-street, Swansea, the wife of Mr. Wm. Mitchell, late of the Oxford Inn, of a daughter. Feb. 9, at Eaton ...

... BIRTHS,MARRIA&ES,& DEATHS. BIRTHS. On the 17th instant, at Newport, the wife of Francie Fox, Esq., engineer, of a son. On Friday last, the wife of Mr. James Sanders, painter and glazier, Pillgwcnlly, of a son. On the 10th, at the Lecturer's house, Monmouth, the wife of the Rev. C. A. Halson, of a daughter. On the 14th, the wife of Mr. Aubrey, of the Prince of Wales, public-house, Illwildee, ...

... HI nTUs, MARRIAGES, AND DEATHS. BIRTHS. Feb. 17, at Newpoit, the wife of Mr. Francis Fox, civil engineer, of It. son. Feb. 10, Mrs. Henry Hughes, Pontypojl, of a daughter. Feb. 10, in Wyebridge-street, Monmouth, the lady of the Rev. C. A. liaison, of a daughter. Feb. I, at the vicarage, Crickhowell, the lady of the Rev. J. Evans, vicar, ol a daughter. Feu. l,j, at High-street, Swansea, the ...

... JONAH WOOD. The ship was fast sinking, the leaks were so many, When out spoke Lord Johony. th stoutest of ...

... Shippiug Intelligence. NEWPORT. Imports and Exports for the week ending Feb. 29. IMPORTS. I3 TEMPERANCE, Dunclift, Cork, sundries. Provi- HSJL dence. Baker, Bristol, flour. Mary, Williams, Bristol, sundries. William and James, Sully, ^■BB»Bridgwater, bricks.— L ideford, Norman, Port L'abbe, potatoes.-Ann, Scaid, PaJstow, pit wood.—Kbenewr, Powei, Bristol, sundries—AH bey, Burnard, Bristol, ...

... Shipping intelligence. NEWPORT. Imports and Exports for the week ending Feb. W- IMPOITTS. KITTY LONO, Lidnev. iron. Eliisbetb. Csrler A Gloucester, timber.-Dolphio, Griffiths, Carmarthen iB»feoat5.Fsnnyt Moss, Porthcawl, iron.-Kate, Cook SaliggLporthfawl. iron Hope, Davies, Cardiff, »tone«.— Queen of the Usk, Jones, B*now, iron ore.—Ehts, Menflts, Bristol, timber -Phcebe, Roberts. Wbiteh.ven ...

... CORRESPONDENCE. To the Editor of the Cardijf and Merthyr Gitardtan. Sir,—It may perhaps be an additional argument to those who have been exerting themselves to get the South Wales mails sent by Gloucester, instead of over the Old Passage, to inform them, through your paper, that the mail was delayed upwards of an hour on tbe Bristol side of the Passage this morniug, by the coach getting fast. ...

... DtHrHS. MARKING lis, AN0 DF.A rtlS. BIRTHS. March 9, the wife of Mr. David Morris, compositor at the office of this paper, of a son. March 8, at Clifton, the lady of Charles Alleyne, Esq., of a daughter. Feb. 27, the wife of Mr. Samuel SiIlifallt, Islington, London, of a daughter. March 10, at Ystrad Mvnach, the wife of Mr. Wm. Jones, maltster, of a daughter. March 4, the wife of D. L. Buchen, ...

... THS. j^Mvnach, the wife of Mr. William On the 10th, at Ystradd.Mjn Jones, maltster, of a daug^Vrescent, Bristol, the Viscountess On the 2nd, in w'llou. Chewton, of a son and heir. * -Mings Clifton, Lady Isabella On the 6th, in Prince s Grant, of a son. n L. Buchan, Esq., harbour- On the 4th instant, the wife ot U- master. PorthMwl, of a son. Vicarage, the wife of th On the 4th instant, at ...

... BIRTHS,MARRIA0ES,* DEATHS. BIRTHS. On the 17th instant, st Newport, at the house of her father, Mr- Cornelius Evans, the wife of Mr. David Davies, of a son. On Saturday la8 ...