... RATING OF SMALL TENEMENTS. THERE have been so many attempts to legislate upon the question of rating, that the public may well be confused as to what is the actual state of the law, now the session is over. One act, however, is now in force, which, in many places, will be of great use. It is well known to all who have taken an interest in parochial affairs, that hundreds of the smaller rate- ...

... MAGISTRATES' OFFICE, HIGH.ST., NEWPORT, .1.. SATURDAY. I jagtitrales present—The Revds. Thomas Pope and Chancellor Williams, AND Thomas Protheio, Esq* RP FEROCIOUS ASSAULT. WO OUT fellows NAMED Uoudman snd Morgan,were charged with violently assaulting » ,M,|L MAN named Piilchard.—The parties WTRE 8I) IN the employment of Thomas Prothero, Esq, O- Malpat Court; and on Thursday last, ihe IWO ...

... We have had a very brisk demand for sugars this week, both from grocers and refiners, and the sales are to a fail- extent at prices from 6d to Is higher than those current a week since. Rum is sought for bv the dealers, and sales show an improvement of Id to 2d per gallon. ...

... BOROUGH HOP MARKET. Fine hops are scarce, and quite as dear. In other kinds next to nothing is doing. Duty, £ 200,000. The plantation accounts are favourable. WHITECHAPEL. Each kind of prime meat moved off steadily, and prices were well supported. Beef, from 2s 6d to 3s 6d; Mutton, 2s 10d to 3s lOd Lamb 3s 6d to 4s 6d; Veal. 3s 4d to 4s Od; and Pork, 3s 2d to 4s Od per libs, by the carcase. ...

... — A PICTURE. Jv the season of roses, when roses are reddest. She stord in the stream, with her feet silver-white 0 stream! with what singing and shining thou fleildesf, When she shook her feet over thee, dripping down light, In the season of loses, when roses are reddest. With a sweetness that wooed vou, she stood in the roses,- With a sweetness that sought you, and then would retreat- Like a ...

... LONDON MARKETS, fee. 'MARK LANE, MONDAV AFTERNOON, AUG. 12,1850. In some of the country markets, held on Saturday, new wheat was brought forwaid, in but moderate condition. In old qualities of both English and foreign only a limited business was Irana- acted, at about stationary prices. All spring corn, as well as flour, supported previous rates. Letters from the Baltic and Black Sea ports ...

... A LARGN MEEIIN^ HNS been held in London on this question which occasion, S'. Martfn's Hall was filled to an overflow a supplemental meeiing WAS held at the Freemasons' Tai 10 adopt protests, petitions, and memorials, each and all hal for the object the emphatic condemnation of the doctrinei; by i\Ir. Gorhiirn, and the equally emphatic appioval of- course pursued by the Bishop of E*eter. ...

... NISI PRIUS COVRT-I\JL;N D;\ Y. (BefoteMr. Justice Vaughan %N-; i I i d ik;4- ) CAfSELlST. 1. (f:x.) Golden, plaintiff's alloHoey; f>h'3rds, plaintiff i E?n!, defendant; PfothefoaodC?.deteo?ut'?auo.oey Debt. 2. (Et.) Tyrrell and Pyne, p\;tinliff'ø l\lforny Rennie anù othen (s. j.) plaintiffs; Moo. R;Ill,ay and Lo., de- fendants ;Waddi'.g(on,deft:Dd9Q)s'aofney. Deb'. 3.(Q.b.)thoma8.p?.ontr'. ...

... Mr. Henry Blackhurst, a solicitor practising at Preston wa brought before ihe magistrates of that place on TK.»j ? remanded to the house of correction for a week 1 andr forging a codicil !o the will of his late wife M *r °f Blackiiurst. The prosecution was institute 'h V Val|>eTlner Glasgow, as trustees for a charitable institu'inn'i f1 ,es perty had been left by tbe dtceased ladv.—UUoUh!° Ti ...

... Beef. 4d. to 4fd. per lb, Mutton..4Jd. to 5}d. per lb* Veal. 5d. to 5}d. „ Lamb, S^d. to Gd. per lb. Porkers from 7s to 8s. 4d per score. Bacon pigs, from 8s. to 8s. 4d. per score. There was a very capital supply of prime Irish beasts,— indeed, the finest we have noticed for a considerable time,— imported by Murphy, which met with ready purchasers. All other kinds of supplies for the shambles ...

... The President reviewed, a few day since, the Gendarmerie Mobile of Paris, and it is said 'hat, although very great efforts were made to procure a manifestation Napoleoniemie, yet the cry of Pille la Repllblique predominated. In the evening the President entertained the officer and non-commissioned officets at the Elysee, and after dinner the imperial manifestations were at warm as the most ...

... Our market to-day was seasonably Well kinds of English wheat, a portion of whSJrStit^nf weTthorVorihe10 Whi,a;ld thef™rable change iu the Lnvt- nt o crops, the demand for all descriptions ruled effected nominal currencies, and a clearance was not w';i;0,U a^r,0''111' 15,560 quarters of wheat have reached us this ^ted parcels of both red and white were held lected Pnces, but all the other kinds ...