... TREDEGAR. COUNTY counT BUSINEyS.—TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY. « [Before Judge Herbert.] Haynes and others v. Scindrett.—His Honour had re- served jutlgment in this action, which had been brought to recovei £16 13s. ljd., for damage none in undermining a wall of a chapel belonging to plaintiffs.—Nonsuit; attorney and witness allowed.—Mr. llichard Waters was solicitor for defendant. James Lewis v. ...

... I Deftro mam FY MWTIIYX CLYD. FAT.ASAU cywrnin wnith, A muiiau marmor sydd, Ar liyd y ddaear fai:h, Tan lygadaur y dydd; Ond nid un a ù¡Lna' J1l hryd, Fel nruriau hoff fy Mwthyn Clyd. Eu hystafelloedd gwivv, 0 geinion ydynt lawn, Mewn gwisg boiphoraidd Hw, Fel gwrid yr haul brydnawn; Ond mil mwy h >fi l'm gwladaidd fryd, Ynt furiau noetJi fy Mwthyn Clyd. Pan rnar.t ftormydd gawr Yn udgyni ...

... A NEW COMMUNITY. 'HE emigrant who lands at Melbourne must not expect ) find it a reproduction of London, or any other civilized apital; in numbers it might equal many, but as its exist- nce is. comparatively speaking, but of yesterday, social elations are not yet established, nor are the public works dequate for the requirements of the population. The .ifference between a community long ...

... NEW MARKET. A rumour is current, and obtains cre- dence in the town, that a capacious market, for meat, fish, vegetables, &c., more in character with the importance and requirements of Newport, than the present confined pre- mises, is contemplated in influential quarters; and that the site is likely to be between Bane's Well and the South Wales Railway. We shall be happy to report progress in ...

... LATEST NEWS. THE BALTIC FLEET. COPENHAGEN, MAY 8. ,The fleet, reinforced by the Cumberland, the Prince Regent, and the Austerlitz, sailed from Elgsnabbon on the 5th inst. The Magicienne carries to England four prizes, captured in the Gulf of Bothnia. VIENNA, WEDNESDAY EVENING. According to advices from St. Petersburgh of the 3rd, a vast camp will be formed at Kaminietz, in Podolia, near the ...

... We were pleased the other day with the poetical and re- trospective turn given to the present war by a distinguished English author. This is not the first time, said our friend, that the English will have fought on the banks of the Danube. Illustrious youihø that left their bative shore To march where Britons neve* m6.rched before. The great Duke of Marlborough carried our arms to the banks ...

... t (From the Gardener's Chronicle.) THB FLOWER GARDEN AND SHHL'BBERIES, continued col4 northerly winds render the °f bedding stock unusually difficult this 8ar 'r0m '8 st* (^al,Serou8 to risk even the hardier j, Under the protection of glass. AII-that can faP ...

... FATAL ACCIDENT .—On Thursday, the 27th ult., Wm .Curtis and David Jones were accidentally killed at the above place. The former .came to his untimely end hy being jerked off the new limestone engine, and falling under the wheels of the carriages, which passed over his body. The latter was killed at the Pantyffcurest pit, by a heavy fall which came down upon him. Eaoh of the unfortunate men ...

... Spirit of Light and Life—essential fount Whence every blessing flows in fullest tide, Spirit of gentleness^-Oh, let me mount, And mingling with the blessed ones—abide Beneath Thy shadowy w ings—and let ice stray II By the pure waters bear me up—away— And steal toy soul to real ns of endless day. Oh heavenly Father how divine that light Which Thine effulgence gives and blesses there And ...

... HOUSE OF L011D3.—FUIDAY. The Tloval assent was given by commission to so vera bills, which have passed both Houses ot Parliament. Iti reply t> a question from the .-lar\'ies3 of Clanricarde as to t.10 want ot aecnmniooa ion, aud tue ant also of boats in the event of accidcnt, oa board the Andes, which conveyed troops to the has1., The Duke 0f Xe .castle sai 1, some 0f the rumours were! true, ...

... StIIPWiiiiCK OF THE EUCOLANO. The following interesting details of the melancholy ca- tastrophe are given in the Ilvrlfird Merc/tr: as the sub- stance of a conversation which to ik place between Captain Towiis'iend, M.P., and Sir Robert Peel, relating to his mi- raculous escape Sir Robert said that, feeling ill from the motion of the vessel, he was sitttllg in his carriage which had been moved ...

... FOREIGN EST TB LLI 32NCB. —- 1-P.AXCE. Th-? ooni'ardnient of Sill iihiis considered ii Pari-? o-* •n answer on the part of Russia to the bombardment, ..1 Ode:;> A? hostilities have ncR' actually commenced ...