... The supply of English wheat here to-day was small, and chiefly composed of Monday's unsold samples. The weather being very favourable for harvest work, and the attendance of buyers limited, the demand for all kinds of wheat of home produce was dull in the extreme, at almost nominal cur- rencies. From abroad, upwards of 5,000 quarters of wheat i jG come Selected samples of both red and white ...

... «, T /-> BoxShut Ditto ,Diito IVlA1LS- GenP.O.Com-si' Pill. A.M. P.I. P.M. P.M. P. ri London 4 10 8 30 7 0 6 30 i 6 15 BE?gia\Ddd,l!0.rt.h..0.fS3 3 2 0'140 i25 A.M. Swansea, &c 3 3 12 4 11 15 0 0 0 0 A.M. P.M. P.M. I P.M. Tredegar, Brynmawr, &c 7 0 j 5 30 10 0 9 30 j 9 15 AbergavetiD* 7 0 5 30 10 0 9 30 9 15 Pembroke, &c 8 30 4 10 10 ...

... T Trewartha, chargcd with 0 ietter, which was in formal by m«ans ot a frauduh'fJ*^cs»of several magistrates, setting oirM-i' 1*™? the in uecdy circumstances, in consequence ot out that the bearer was «Jprcinises in the parish ot Lywel, having l0st £ 260. by ^['all a fabrication, and the letter a in Breconshire. The stoiy found on the prisoner, containing forgery. A book was 0f which were by ...

... It has happily been some time since the fnghtful crime of murder has been perpetrated in Cornwall; but we are sorry that we have now to add to the catalogue of heinous guilt, a murder in this county on Saturday last. The locality where t he deed was perpetrated is called SitvetweH. near the Chiverton Arms, on the road between Truro and St. Agnes, and about five miles from the former place. The ...

... FRANCE. T he Paris papers of Sunday do not contain any definite in- man gence with respect to the new ministry. Jt is reported thro M. Emile Girardin and M. de Lamartine will be mem- the of the cabinet. t. Brunei, an aeronaut, made an ascension on Sunday last nex il the Park of Rambouiller, in a balloon of 180 cubic metres, for filled with pure hydrogen gas. From some difficulties stan ndant ...

... BXSCA. SPORTING.-We understand that a fine woodcock, the first tha has rewarded the vigilant search of the sportsmen of our neighbour- hood, was flushed by Mr. John Phillips, of Gellygaer, at Blaenbargoed, Rhymney, on Tuesday last. ACCIDENT.—On Monday last, an inquest was held at the Bridge Inn, Risca, before W. H. Brewer, Esq., and a respectable jury, upon the body of John Thomas, breaksman ...

... ADVERTISEMENT —Of all discoveries, none has conferred greater benefit upon mankind than that made by Du Barry some years back. We allude to a plant grown upon that gentleman's estates in Africa, called Do Barry's Revalenta Arabica. Its superiority over pills and other medicines, in removing diseases, which had resisted a:l other modes of treatment for years, and been considered incurable, is ...

... °a SiblTt'S''the Rose ani^ Crown Inn, Love lane. Londo serv_A0Wn> and four lives were sacrificed to the was severely cut. 8caPe(J by on a skylight, but !*|C ^hriital liamer,f 8^ePmother, are in custody at Bristol, for having savagely halt-starved and beaten the unfortunate child. T*e trt1irS/,Und for benefit of the family of Mr- ^UB| imint ma^*8trate» ...

... The police of New Yoik, for some time past, have been on the alert for a reported Hungarian, named Maximilian Benedict, alias Baron Baumgartner, who stands charged with the seduction of the wife of Mi. G. H. Taylor, a wealthy merchant residing in London, who charges this Hungarian refugee, not only with 'he seduction of his wife, but ioducine her to elope with him to this country, taking with ...

... GENERAL NEWS. Itix-anderatood that the Queen intends to give a third.Sti Bali in the month of June next, and that for the encouraf. ment of trade, her Majesty has resolved that it shal' Fancy Bali. The costume will be the full dress of the of King Charles the Second, from the Restoration, in I L, 1685. The choice of dress will not be limited to this coun but will include the Court costume of ...

... REPEAL OP WINTER IN HYPB PARK.—The folks of Mary- lebone have been, as a body, the first to declare in favour of a total repeal of the fogs, sleet, snow, and wind, of an English winter; Mr. Paxton having guaranteed the absence of the terrible old tyrant from, at least, eighteen acres of Hyde Park; where Eden may be raised under the Crystal Palace, and kept in perennial bloom. The City of ...

... TOWN HALL, NEWPORT—MONDAY. Magistrates present :—W.C.Webb Esq., mayor, T.Hughe* and T. B. Bitchelor, Esqrs. Mr. Benjamin James, builder, was summoned for non-pay- ment of £3. 0 10., wages claimed by J. H. Price.—Air. Phill- potts was solicitor for defendant. Case dismissed. John WeIgh, charged with having twenty-two gallons of whiskey in his possession improperly, was fined £25 or three ...