... BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, AND DBATHS. BIRTHS. Dec. 16, at Montpelier, Mrs. C. J. Thomas, of a son. At Pill, on the 11th instant, Mrs. John Palmer, of a son. MARRIAGES. On Tuesday last, at St. Michael's church, Bristol, by the Rev. John Rawes, officiating minister, Mr. William Pitt, late of the MERLIK establishment, to Sarah, second daughter of Mr. Edw. James, Commercial-street, Newport. On Saturday, ...

... UTIHIE MEIRILIIWJI MONMOUTH, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 19, 1829. MARRIED. On Thursday last, at the church of St. Woollos, in this county, Eurnund Blewitt, Esq. of the Middle Temple, third son of Edw. ^lewitt, of Llantarnam Abbey, Esq. to Mary, eldest daughter of I nomas Prothero, Esq. of the Friars, in the same county. On Saturday last, at Castle Froome, Herefordshire, Mr. Mailes, surgeon, of ...

... staTE. On the 7th inst., at Cefen-yr-Esgirn, near Neath, the lady of Evan Williams, Esq., of a son and heir. MARRIED. At Penalt, on the 8th instant, Mr. Cicil, of Little Lungun- vill, to Miss Rachael Meredith, of the former place. At Trevethin Church, on Thursday last, by the Rev. Thomas Davies, M.A., Mr. William Bennet, engineer, Abersychaa, to Miss 1/ewis, formerly of Caerleon. DIED. On ...

... BIRTHS. On the 27th ult., at Penllergare, the lady of John TVII Llewelyn, Esq., of a son and heir. 1 Jof>n Dillwyn Lately, at Cote-house, the lady of William Frinn T? Mayor of Bristol, of a daughter. The Town Council our q' to have the honour of presenting Mrs. Fripp with a ora^?°Sr silver wire. -r>wne ot Lately, Margaret, the wife of Mr. Charles Miller nf r marthen, of a son, being her ...

... BIRTHS. On the 23th ult., at Newbattie Abbey, Dalkeith, the Mar- chioness of Lothian, of a son. On the 24th September, at Keynshambiiry House, Clielti 11- ham, the lady of Captain Newall, E.LS., of a son. MARRIED. On Monday se nnight, Mr. TLos, Hawkins, to Miss Meredi li of the Buckle, near Monmouth. On Monday, Sept. 30ih, Mr. Lewis Jones, Bedwas, to Anne, relict of the late Mr. Thos. Rowland, ...

... Mr. Chilters has accepted the Chiltern Hundreds, and Lord Milton is expected to succeed him. American papers, just received, confirm our late expecta- tions, that compromise will take the place of '• war During last year, 2,788 travellers lodged, and 18.S87 per- sons obtained refreshments, in the convent afthe snow-capped Mount St. Bernard. Not one-fourth of those so supplied with lodgings ...

... GLAMORGANSHIRE CANAL. Imports and Exports for the week ending February 6. IMPORTS. Carmarthen Packet, Penelope, Anna Maria, Thomas and Ann, Ann Mary, Carmarthen; Martha, Seaflower John Mary and Elizabeth, Friendship, Gloucester Hope Gle,ne?' Robert, Newport; Amity, Elizabeth, Friends, Castle Thomas and Ann, Messenger. Bristol; Bee, Bude; William Victoria Bridgwater, sundries. Caroline, Jersey, ...

... BIRTHS. SPEAK:IIAN.—On tbe 22nd mst., at Lanclay Hall, Gla- morgan, Lady Spearman, of a son. LLEWELYN.—On the 24th inst., at Risca House, Risca, the wife of L. Llewelya, of a son. DEATHS. TOYE.—On the 19th inst., at St.- Theuirie, Chepstow, Emily Frances, widow of the late W. C. Tove E--q in her 6Sth year. WATKINS.—On 'the ^lst inst., at London, Florence Naish, daugbt^r ot Henry Charles and ...

... and rAnnouncements of Births, Marriages, and Deaths, not exceeding 25 words, may be inserted for a prepay- ment of ONE SHILLING each. If more than 25 words, EIGHTEENPENCE should be remitted. When orders for insertion are given without prepayment, the charge is SIXPENCE FOR EACH 10 WORDS, or proportion thereof. ] BIRTHS. GRANT. On the 23rd inst., at the National Provincial Bank, Newport, Mon., ...

... and [Announcements of Births, Marriages, and Deaths, not exceeding 25 words, are inserted for a prepay- ment of ONE SHILLING each. If more than 25 words E1GHTEENPENCE should be remitted. ]Vhen orders for insertion are given without prepayment, the charge is SIXPENCE FOR EACH 10 WORDS, or proportion thereof.] BIRTH. THOMAS.—On the 10th inst., at 19, Upper Lewis-street, Newport, the wife of Mr. ...

... EBBW VALE. ENTERTAINMENTS. — The Christ Church choir, assisted by local amateurs, gave a concert at the Institution on the 10th inst. The oratorio Heze. kiah and some miscellaneous music constituted the programme. The same evening a popular enter- tainment took place in the Presbyterian school-room. It was in aid of the Sunday school funds. ANNIVERSARY.—Sermons in connection with the Steel ...

... LATEST NEWS. The lathe of the ISLh says :— The prohibitions will not be abolished before July, 18C1, when they will ba replaced by piotc-ctive duties of 30 or 25 per cent., which, with the advan'agi-s granted to French industry, will bo quite sufficient to allow competition. Before taking any definitive resolution, the Emperor has decided to hea.r the opuuions of the principal manufacturers. ...