... THE ANNE POWELL. This fine vessel has weathered a terrific storm in her recent ^oyage to New York. We extract the following passages *com a letter just received from Captain Rowlands: — .e Now York, nth April, 18.> Thank heaven, I am now enabled to write and acquaint Yon of the safe arrival of the Anne Powell at the port of desti- nation; and 1 may nfttrm, without any exaggeration, that we ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.—MONDAY, APRIL 19. Their lordships met, after the adjournment, at five o'clock and sat but for a short time. The Lord Chancellor brought in a Bill to abolish the office 0 Masters in Chancery, and substitute other officers to perfof' their duties. His Lordship explained the measure, and intended to introduce another shortly, which, with that now be' fore the House, had the ...

... ABBEY TIXTERN AND BIGSWEAR ROADS. [TO THE EDITOR.] take the liberty of again trespassing on your columns in reference to the Bill now before parliament, for the continuance of tolls on these roads and bridge for ano:her twenty yeais. I shall leave it to the discernment of the public, to say wheher such?. Bill shall be allowed quietly to pass, without asking for an account of the previous ...

... MEKTHYR AND NEIGHBOURHOOD WOMBW9.Lf!. MBNASERIE.—We perceive, by the primed lisndbflUs, that the famed No. 1 collection of Mr. Wombwell is about to visit this town. FrlllJl a perusal of the list of animals, there appear to be several novel- ties not hitherto exhibited in this town; and we do not doubt that the menagerie will be well worthy of inspec- tion. Exhibitions of this kind afford ...

... MOREI BLUNDEUS. To die Bdietw ofthe oirt/h Wlales Celcolicle. Si,-I halve nlot the least oljection to give Mr. Owen Owen Roberts the beilefit of another year, Viz. 1838, to attempt a justification of the statement he made at the mneetin ini the Rechabite IJail, onl the 2t1tl of last montli. And in order to lay before Vour readers his Case in his own words, I beg vou will in- sert tile ...

... HOUSE OF LORDS.—THURSDAY Lord Brougham laid on the table a bill to consolidate the bankruptcy jurisdiction of the County Courts with the local system of those tribunals. After a discussion, raised by Lord Ettenborough, as to the divided authority exercised over the naval forces in the Indian seas by the Governor-General and the commander of the squadron, The bill to amend the Law of Wills ...

... CORN-KXCHANGE, MONDAV. At this morniug's market the fresh supply of wheat Essex and Kent was very moderate, and there was a limited quautity offering by rail from Cambridgeshire Lincolusnire. There seemed more dispo'ition to buy r*^ wheat than of late, and there being some further purchss ...

... THE WORCESTER AND HEREFORD RAILWAY. (TO THE EDITOR OF THE MERIIN. ) SIR,—It ia contemplated, by a bill now before parliament, 141 ] orm a railroad in continuation of the Newport, Pontypoolf Abergavenny, and Hereford railway, which is being, made on j Worcester; thus to form a complete chain of railroad front c Newport right up into the midland counties. The importance )f such a railway, to ...

... SATURDAY. [Before the Rev. T. Pope and T. Prothero, Esq.] Ann Hedney Iras charged with stealing eleven cabbages,the propetty of John Evans, Bassalleg.—She pleaded guilty, and was ordered to pay Is. damage, 5s. penalty, and 9s. Cd. costs, or be imprisoned at Usk twenty one days. William Lewis and John Evans were charged with assaulting William Waters, of Nash, cn the 22nd of April.—From the ...

... ?? EMIGRTIONT. To the Editor if the Xorthc Males Chronicle. Dear Sir,-During my sojourn this day, at the ru- ral town of lhn'geftti, I wvitwessed the frequent visits of the many to a respectable looking house with an Ironoinongery establish ment attaelhed to the premises. I was told the daughter of the house, a young per- son held in good esteem by her nejgigbourk, w-as about to take her ...

... C, .RNAIRVON THARBOUR TRU T. The ?? mcetiing of this Trust was held on Tuesday :last. Presenit, dlJsecs. ll Jones, J. Owen, LI. TUrne r, 1 Tlunt1e, Morsgans Lloyd, It. B. Osveii, Wiatti Wl. Ro.barts, s atu JRobert W'iliaisins, jun. Mr. T. Turner in the chlair. The accounts of tire mouiths of Fcbruary andl arch wI ere f examined and passed and the minutes of last meeting re id.- 'Thle ...

... EXCURSION OF COLONEL PENNANTS SCHOOL CHILDREN. r I s- Onl Tuesdlay last the children of the Hon. Colonel Pennant's Schools took anl exclusion trip by rail lo s Mold. Thle praty had at first designed to proceed ir to Chester, stay there for a couple of hours, and a- thenl pass onl to spend thle remainder of the dlay at of IModld but after liegociations had been entered into to that effect, the ...