... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FRAXCE. A great number of Spaniards of distinction are at pre- sent in I aris. Amongst them may be cited M. Martinez de la Rosa, M. Manuel Cortina, ex-minister, and General La Hera. M. Llorentc. who was said to have left Madrid to proceed to Constantinople, was also recently in Paris, and has gone to London; but he is not, as has been stated, any diplomatic mission. The ...

... Gu.-The luperiority of the Edinburgh gat over that of Lop- don arises from two causes- first, from the difference of the coal used for the manufacture of gas. In Edinburgh, Cannel coal is used, which generates gas 01 a highly illuminating power. In London, Newcastle coal is used, which produces a very inferior quality of gas. In the second place, from the difference of the systems in use. In ...

... H. J. GROVES, UTP ORGANIST OF ST. WOOLLOS, ^tt„d * ...

... LONDON MARKETS, &c. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE,MONDAY,AFTR ,APL.4 The latest advices from New York represent the demand for flour as in a very inactive state, on former terms. In grain, next to nothing was doing. Up to our markets, last week, the receipts of English grain were but moderate. The quantity of wheat received fresh up to this morning's market, coastwise, from Essex and Kent, was very ...

... PROFESSIONAL LIFE ASSURANCE COMPANY. Admitting on Equal Terms Persons of Every Class and Degree to all its Benefits and Advantages. Capital.-Two HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND POUNDS. Chairman-Major HENRY STONES, LL.B. Deputy Chairman-JAMES ANDREW DURHAM, Esq. With upwards of Fourteen Hundred Shareholders. rpHERE are two importantobuses in the deed of settlement, by which the Directors have power ...

... To the Burgesses of the East Ward of the GENTLEMEN, Borough of Newport. having been intimated to me that Mr. Ldward Thomas ls bout retiring from the Town Council, and having „u2Sed by several of my fellow-townsmen to offer myself eventGandldate to fill the important office wlllclt will, in such econie vacant, I now respectfully beg to announce of coming forward immediately such vacancy elect ...

... NEWPORT TIDE TABLE. J NEWPORT TIDE TABLE. HIGH WATER. DEPTH AT DAY3. MORN, EVEN. D :CK GATES. ..April 1853. H- M. H. M. FT. IN. I1 Friday .••••••••••• 6 44 6 59 29 5 |!> S*turaay 7 14 7 28 29 G ? Sunday. 7 42 7 65 29 2 'Monday 8 9 8 21 28 4 ,v £ uesday 8 38 8 47 27 0 u1 Wednesday. 9 4 9 13 25 2 'Thursday 9 31 9 38 22 11 WESTERN VALLEYS RAILWAY. L. ?eQwich time is kept at all the stations on ...

... MONEY. SEVERAL SUMS are READY to be advanced upon Approved Security. or particulars apply to BIRCH AND DAVIS, Solicitors, Newport. MONEY. from £ 50 to k5,000 repayable by Instalments, told Pay obtained on the Security of Freehold or Lease- property, on application to Mr- R. C. SLADE, Post-office, Newport. BISHTON FAIR. Tul is FAIR will be held on the Second Tuesday in Sep- tember (the 13th). ...

... THE ELECTRIC GAS. We have already explained, that the new electric gas is obtained from the decomposition of water by magneto electricity, and that the gases of the water are, during the process of decomposition, rendering non-explosive by the addition of a preparation used entirely for that purpose, the quality added being nearly one twelfth that of the water. It appears, that certain ...

... A BEAUTIFUL COJIPLEXIO_V AXD 80FT AXD FAIR HAXDS AXD ARJIS, Are fully realised and. suustained by the use of now L A l\T D'S K A L Y 1) OR AN Oriental Botanical Preparation, of vital importance to the support of Female Beauty. unique specific is distinguished for ils extremely bland, purifying, and soothing effects on the SKIN; while by its action on the pores and. microscopic vessels, it pro- ...

... THE ATTACK BY DYERS NEAR MANCHESTER.—At the New Bailey, on Thursday, three men, two named Hill, and one named Coyle, was brought up charged with having committed a brutal attack upon Mr. Crompton, the proprietor of a dye works at Pendleton, Manchester. The defendants formed part of a picquet of dyers, who are now on a strike, stationed to prevent persons from enter- ing Mr. Crompton's employ, ...

... AGRICULTURE. SHROPSHIRE BLACK-FACED SHEEP NOT SOUTH DOWNS. [TO i,iiE EDITOIi OF THE MAKIv-LANE EXPltESS ] Sir, —I am pleased to see by your journal, that at tlie next Royal Agricultural Show there are prizes for the black-faced Shropshire sheep. The following will prove that they are de- serving of prizes:—The Messrs. Kirkby and Hancock pur- veyors to her Majesty, showed last Christmas three ...