... As we anticipated in our last, the accounts of the last invasion of Canada were much exaggerated. New York papers to the 20th ult. have reached Liverpool, and clearly show that the affair at Detroit was wretched in the extreme. The brigands did not muster strong, and were soon taught the perilous nature of their position. The American public are now fully enlightened respecting the Canadian ...

... SIR,—In your Merlin of last week, I perceive a letter signed Thomas Prothero, in which he accuses the originators of tht, intended Newport Dispensary of ulterior motives. A, one of those parties who wished for the early establishment o' so charitable an institution, I beg to state that I had only ont object in view, namely, the relief of my fellow creatures wher lying forgotten and unseen ...

... The supply of English wheat here to-day was small, and chiefly composed of Monday's unsold samples. The weather being very favourable for harvest work, and the attendance of buyers limited, the demand for all kinds of wheat of home produce was dull in the extreme, at almost nominal cur- rencies. From abroad, upwards of 5,000 quarters of wheat i jG come Selected samples of both red and white ...

... In the House of Lords, on Friday, the Earl of Lucan brought in a Bill to enable landlords to seize the glowing crops in Ireland. The Duke of Argyll brought forward the case of Mr. Ryland, whose disputes with the local government of Canada have been several times before parliament. The facts appear to be, that in 1841 Mr. Ryland held an office under the Coveruor-General ot Canada, of the value ...

... Magistrates present—C. Vachell, Esq., (Mayor,) and C. C. Williams, Esq. Emma William* was charged with having been drunk and disorderly in S'. Mary-street, on Sunday morning last.— Repri- manded and discharged. William Evans, hobbler, was charged with being drunk and breaking several panes of glass, at the Sunderland Bridge Hotel. —Ordered to pay the damage of the windows; also fined 5s. and ...

... «, T /-> BoxShut Ditto ,Diito IVlA1LS- GenP.O.Com-si' Pill. A.M. P.I. P.M. P.M. P. ri London 4 10 8 30 7 0 6 30 i 6 15 BE?gia\Ddd,l!0.rt.h..0.fS3 3 2 0'140 i25 A.M. Swansea, &c 3 3 12 4 11 15 0 0 0 0 A.M. P.M. P.M. I P.M. Tredegar, Brynmawr, &c 7 0 j 5 30 10 0 9 30 j 9 15 AbergavetiD* 7 0 5 30 10 0 9 30 9 15 Pembroke, &c 8 30 4 10 10 ...

... Ulllt LETTER BOX. [TO tije EDITOR. Sill-Ai every person, with what he considers an nvorage grievance, now-a.diiys, naturally looks to a newspaper, 1 make oo apology for, but shall leel obliged by the insertion of this letter. As one of the competitors, and taking the time into conside- ration, I consider the lowest, for the proposed survey of the borough of Newpoit under the Board of Health, I ...

... Lector. There was an Rditin Princeps of Tacitm, before the one refelred to-that printed at Venice, in 1468.—See Dr. HRT wood. Mr. Jenkins affixed his name to his letter a Looker in is expected to do likewise. An occasional correspondent is informed that illness pre- vented Hie piotn sed personal inquiry. ...

... No author of ihe present time occupies a more disiinguished position in the annals of the literary world than Sir Edward Bulwer Lytton, one of the most popular and successful of modern writers. This gentleman is the third and youngest son of General Buiwer; of Heydon Hdll, Norfolk, by Eliza- beth, daughter and sole heiress of Richard Warburton Lytton, of Knebworth Park. Hertfordshire. Both ...

... ENGLYNION A gunt Bdafydd ab Gwilym ar ei glaf-wely. Ofni gwrthuni gwrthwyneb—yr wyf; Ofni'r awr i ateb Ofni hir drin ffolineb Ofni 'Nuw yn fwy na neb Duw Celi meddi, maddau-ym bechod A bechais ers dyddia.ii!— Dydd ing yw diodde' angau, 'Y nydd i sydd yn neshau Byd ffyddlon dynion yw Duw,—byd hyffordd Byd diffaitli bod heb Dduw Byd oerddig bod beb Wir-dduw, Byd heb ddim yw bod heb Dduw Fy ...

... T Trewartha, chargcd with 0 ietter, which was in formal by m«ans ot a frauduh'fJ*^cs»of several magistrates, setting oirM-i' 1*™? the in uecdy circumstances, in consequence ot out that the bearer was «Jprcinises in the parish ot Lywel, having l0st £ 260. by ^['all a fabrication, and the letter a in Breconshire. The stoiy found on the prisoner, containing forgery. A book was 0f which were by ...

... NEWPORT CORN, HAY, AND STRAW MARKETS. Wheat, (new) :? ...