... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FRANCE. 3rd Brougham has met with a slight accident in His eye. An ument which he was carrying home in his carriage struck on the ball of the eye, and injured it slightly, but there is inger to the sight. His Lordship was to have left Paris for !on to-night, but in consequence of this accident he has been ed to postpone his journey. te Napoleon states that the naval force ...

... Tuesday. The usual fortnightly meeting of this board was attended by tho Major (iiI the chair), Mr. Townsend, Air. Hughes, Mr. Iggulden, Mr. Jauiys Mr. Barton, and Mr. Lewis Edwards. The Superintendent's report having been read by the Town Clerk, Mr. Iggulden wished to know if a person mentioned therein as being charged with stealing a knob of coal, had been dealt with summarily; as it would ...

... Sliippsog Intelligence. NEWPORT. Imports and Exports for the week ending Jan 23. imports. -rl Amelia,Cook, Puuheawl ,iion.—Gimblett, \Y Pwllheli, iron ore.—Elizabeth, YV Hiatus, Southarnp- ton, irnu oie.—Success, Moms, Aberd, very, non ore. —Jane Delton, Barrow, iron ore.—Jenaefer, Moslems, Fowev, iron ore. —Mary Hughes. Daves, Barr.w iron o e John and Mary, Phillips, Barrow, iron ore. b r i ...

... MADAME KOSSuTH-We have much pleasure in announcing that the wife of Kossuth ;has escaped from Hungary, and has reached Belgrade on her way to join her husband at The Duchess of S. is well known to have avoided as far as possible meeting the Czar while in this country- H's Imperial Majesty having consequently beg^tid the Duke of D. to assure her (irace that he did not dine, by performance, on ...

... Time Tables, Railway Shares, &c. JaWn. E2E7—KSLeY ptuCaAgeLeEimNa DSAunRd. ay. Morning Lessons: Gen. 1, Matt. 24.—Evening Lessoni, Gen. 2, 1 Cor. 8. Moon's Ape—Full, 28th day, Oh. 51m. morning. Siui Bi™, j r. m 27 7 48 4 38 4 19 7 4 27 J t| 28 7 47 4 40 5 37 7 SI 28 T ■ 29 7 4(3 5 4 42 6 67 8 30 29 I .■ 30 7 41 5 4 44 8 15 2 1 30 F _■ 31 7 43 ] 4 45 9 31 9 29 31 I M J -T ...

... The Protectionist meeting for Worcestershire, was held at the Shire-hall, Worcester, on Saturday last; the Hon. W. Coventry presided, in lieu of the high-sherift, J. Dent, Esq., who was absent from indisposition. It was a very stormy meeting, terminating almost in a general melee. The pro- tectionists recorded their usual resolutions for the protection of British industry. ...

... SOME of onr readers have noticed Ollr corrtspond- cot 41 Lex, by letter, and one of those letters by A Townsman, appears in this paper. Lex is I* aether opposed to a six weeks' sessions, and esses his doubt whether the excellent bar at- e*P[. at (Jgk would be present so frequently. tendj» Now we do not undervalue the im pQSStb y jr00d bar but it may be well to re- portance 0 administration ...

... TIlJi, PtOn.-—Y\e are ptcased to state that the liberal inhabitants of our county town, have not been un- 0V-e'ir l if their poorer neighbours ar this inclement season of T'1 r I he Vicar has c jilected between £ '20 and ,o^ea .« irentrv of the town, which he has distributed to *3° coal. It was thought that, a more direct the n^cesS'. |*lfi U!ade to the inhabitants generally, and a appeal ...

... CJKSPSTOW, „„nTY and Fatal Acoidknt.—An accident of a f^anlorihle character occurred in this town, on 'luesday most depl promising young man of a 'dooming age, lost r £ The circumstances of this painful event arc the in !■' Alistor William Ilowell, 17 years ot aKro, gon ol follovnm,. of customs at Chepstow, went out, iu .Mr. oWe'.J.]' .'0tl)er young man, on Tuesday morning last, company v ,0 ...

... Magistrates preseot-T- n. Batchelor, ECq-, mayor, William Evan?, and T. Hughes, F',sqrs. Thomas Hearn was charged on suspicion of stealing a quantity of barley, — P.C. Long who apprehended the prisoner, said the owner could not be discovered.—Discharged. ASSAULTINO THE POLICB. Patrick Casey was charged with assaulting P.C. Hopkins on Friday evening last.—It appeared that Hopkins saw the ...

... II A Lover of Truth, Chepstow, is marked for publication. Some observations on Mr. Williams's performances on the harp at the Gelligroes Eisteddfod, by Daniel Ddu o Fun will' serve no Rood purpose by publication. Correspondents would add considerably to the value of their favours, by forwarding them early in the week a day sooner makes an immense diiferenco in the economy of newspaper ...

... US1\. FAIR Corhesponjience —Two ably-written letters on the lair subject, are oil the file for insertion. mon« liAI.l..—A cominerci.il ball took place at_ihe A 'r^ JHer0„siy Inn, on Tuesday, the loth instant, which -ot up with attended. Dancing commenced at nine, and wa we mav unabated spirit until eight the toilowing 'IiaIlcc8 of all, judge from the smiles that played on tin. cou auiiuatiim ...