... MONMOUTH. MONMOUTH COUNTY COURT. [Before J. M. HERBERT, Esq.] On Friday, the 19th instant, his Honour held his ustfaj monthly court in this town. The list of cases presented amounted to nearly seventy; but a conside^ble number was settled out of court. Of those that were heard, the following possess the most public interest: MATTHEWS v. ETJSH. The plaintiff was a carpenter living in the ...

... FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE. FRANCE The lilmiitenr publishes the treaty of commerce between France and Chili. The Florus, of 90 guns, steam-ship and sailing vessel, was launched at Toulon, on the 15th inst. A favourable symptom of the hopes of a speedy settle- ment of the llusso-Turkish question is, that the Emperor has left Paris for Dieppe, where he will remain till the end of the week. He will ...

... THE LAST WORDS OF GREAT MEN. IhIG dead, they yet speak to us in the memory of their living example, and in the echo of their dying counsels. The great deeds and holy sayings of the illustrious good live after them a rich legacy of which no change nor ac- cident can rob us. Pernociant nobiscum, periyrinantur Tusticantur. We may have mingled with them in the inti- macy of friendship, and ...

... LONDON MARKETS, &c. LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, MONDAY, AUG. 22. .Very limited supply of wheat was received fresh up bis morning's market, coastwise from Essex and Kent. *atl W1,sta.uding fcUflt the show of foreign wheat was •>. er extensive, that article was in improved request, and ,Per quarter dearer than on this day se'nnight. for«»le S ncw English barley was small-that of Cuire^icim°^era'e' ...

... - Anthem was then sung, and the happy company separated. ...

... ANNIVERSARY OF THE TRUE BLUE BENEFIT SOCIETY. rpke members of this society met at their head quarters, the Griffin Inn, Brynmawr, on Monday last, to celebrate their anniversary. After assembling at the inn, the com- pany (numbering above 200) paraded the town, headed by a brass band, and proceeded to the English Independent chapel, where an appropriate sermon was preached by the Rev. Mr. ...

... BLAENAVON. FATAL ACCIDENT.—John Powell, haullier aged 22 years, was unfortunately killed on the 18th inst., by the falling upon him of a large mass of coal. The sad event is attribu- ted to the deceased having gone into a part of the works where it was imprudent to venture. Powel has lef a widow and two children to deplore his loss. ...

... TREDEGAR. si 'ARTURE.—On Monday week, the Rev. Messrs. Hugh aner, W. H. Bakewell, and B. Gibson, B.A., Wesleyan uusterS) met their friends in this place, for the last time, i eviously to their departure for ot:. er scenes of labour, a., f t moctinS was hold on the occasion, at the Town Hall, oetween GOO and 700 persons sat down. After tea, an client choir sung several pleasing compositions, ...

... GUOUSB STIOOTIXG. — THE Mooita OF THE NORTH or J-f(>T-AND. —'The moors were never known to be in so good a ùIJndition for some years bak for sportsmen and dogs. accounts that have been brought in, agree that there is Prospect of a larger supply of birds than usual-that are plentiful, in good condition, but very wild. A large quantity of grouse was brought down from the Duke | Cleveland's moors ...

... FROM OUR CORRESPONDENT. LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING. A long, and a most laborious session has passed away, and although the statute-book may have re- ceived some addition to its useless lore, still it must be admitted, that laws have been enacted within the past six months, that will have a most beneficial effect on the well-being of the common-wealth. This is the age of progress, and the ...

... WESLEYAN COXXEXIOX.—MINISTERS' STATIONS. The one hundred and tenth annual conference of this con- nexion was held at Bradford, Yorkshire, during the last three weeks. The following is an accurate statement in reference to the stations of the various ministers :— Newport Circuit—J. D. Carry, J. Dowty, and A. T. Weir. Swansea Circuit—John C. Pengelly, John Harding, and John Coats, supernumerary. ...

... THE CONVOCATION OF THE CLERGY. PEREMPTORY PROROGATION BY THE ARCH- BISHOP. Yesterday the general meeting of the Convocation of the Clergy of the Province of Canterbury was held at the Jerusalem Chamber, adjacent to Westminster Abbey. The rev. gentlemen present attended divine service in West- minster Abbey, and afterwards proceeded to the Jerusalem Chamber, where the meeting was appointed to ...