... MONMINOUTHSlAIRE, &c. I'rnt lea, :rET. NOTICIS O0 MtoN'0UTjSllTitF,, NO. ?? (alerwenlt, s'taiteul in the road froirk ChopstoW andl thc N ?? to Newport, is now an insigtitficant villngc fbrtt i(2 frmeli tinmes ?? to thc rakul of' a Pontin city,- thle city of (;wcarland,-t actta Silormn ot'the !oninns; o 'lt-e ear'isoned hy thu second Atnustiito LetioIl. It ia. stid ill part encoinpasseed with ...

... To the Editor of The Bristol lereury. Sia,-Observifg in your Paper of Saturday last' some extracts from Capt. Broughton's letter to Mr. Hall, my attention was arrested by the imposing appearance of it a few axioms, which are well kantw and understood by political economists. It has lately been attempted to exalt Political Economy to the rank and dignity of a science; and, considering that ...

... . Post of 1 ombap to A mbueap. FROM TUESDAY's LONDON GAZETTE. Foalwt?10Qlce,` Aiaugsts, - ism I is bnnotified by the F~t~ich MinihtewrfoGTForeign ATorir ttb llbtadors And ?? if &hutral Powes, at Phris the French Gvernmnent~lssi hdeelaredte effective blockade X 'htth of Cortntla. 13eANKRUPTCIES SU WBSEDED. 4 Uverqd dtet, Brunswick-square, etainet-maker. G ittans, owe! Sitbstteet ...

... (4 -. , I I - ? I ? E ?? TI. ? I - - 1, 1. I .1. I -I Onl Frib z, pl-l t\il cueierni native, and incorl- fit'''', a ii'h in ?? ?? C7'ti''h~lred'i an] mid n :C C~t'J i: _~t- Wi~ e, oitt 0t I., 'cdo ai ;-10. tO Conl .11 ~ i bst IiO''Oit ls ?? t'8 -rd 'aa: totA,-1' I:;% c~t oiarunin er' v~ t ru I 2vl Iiit ?? ?? tnk renvsocrl'1c. 0f the renr - ctr,.. W ll ?? ii' tillt :10L li ?? fl to e coal,1 ...

... Yesterday a Cabinet-Council was held at the Office of I the Secretary of State for the Home-department, which was attended by most of the Cabinet-Ministers. Cabinet- I Councils have been held every day during the week. The answer to inquiries on Saturday at Carlton Palace, We rejoice, stated that His Majesty was quite recovered. Since His Majesty has been recovering ?? his late severe illness, ...

... I CDC Pozo of ebilmebar allb JUMP. I i - LONDON, FRIDAY, Novrtt'IcR, 24, Parliamenit, it will be observed, was, after a Session of uniexamileil tititgue, dismissed withont the usual Speech C from the 'IThrone. Tile only instance of such an uncere- monious dismissal, since the time of Chmrles the Second, was the Prorogation which took place when Thurlow i, was Lord Chancellor, on the 27th of ...

... CIO 134t~tl 01'cmirl'. MONDAY, AJAY' 10, 1824f. ,;J V I A, F01,1I IGAJ, A IN i itVAlIL A, I0I.S RAG llITS OF iN A SVNO111 iN _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ il Us DISSENTERS' MARiRIAGE. BILL. Ouit readers wvill perceive fronl thc detail in one of our previous columns, that tlhe-7,Di-entcrs' AMarriage Bill has been lost in the House of Lords, bya considerabe majority This we have understood wa's not ...

... U The thirty-seventh annuni meeting of the Bristol MIssionary Society. in aid of the London Missionary Soolety,. was held at d ?? chapel, on' Thursday ]ihet., T. R. Whe~atley, Esq, t took the ehair on the occasion, and la numerous audience mani-t fested as warm interest in the proceedings. After singing and prayer, which was offered by the Rev. T. WINTERn. 0 The CiHAIRMAN. at some length, ...

... XISIELLANEOU.S.' I HONOUR To SiAKxsPEnE-N-o fewer than five haodred cdseti of Shakepere's bust, taken from the monumental bust at Strat- ford-on- Avon, were lately shipped at Liverpool for New York. BIUAREAN.- Lord I said Mrs. Partingtbo, what monster them cotton-factora must be. I'm told one oa emo h aas many as a hundred Iiangt r CLOSE SHAVING.-The Nadionale, of Florence, quotes a letter ...

... THE RATE-ie-AID-The Marquis of Waterford has paid the Be fall amount of the rate-in-aid for his tenantry, without making hi any deduction from them, although not one of his tenants re- in ceived either out-door or in-door relief. pi The Repeal Association recommenced its meeting in Con- hi ciliation-hall last Monday, in obedience to the call of Mr. John w O'Connell, who acted the leading part ...

... 511115trOlatto of :10fal 3filotarg. NO. XIV. THE HEIRS OF DE MONTFORT: LLEWELLIN's BRIDE. 1 , HE interest created by the Baronf' War is not confined to its Immediate actors. .Beyond the central figure of De Mont- fort, it extends to more than one of his descendants; and we hold ourselves justified if we turn aside to regard for , ' id// an instant the heirs of its vicissitudes. rLI fz Vt;? $; ...

... II ?? Ae: 2ORLEI:GN X33LE SOOZETT. Tice thirty-ticird annual meeting of the Bristol Auxiliary to lice above society was held at the Assembly Rooms, P'rincel'5 street, oin Thursday morning; John SeandrettlHia-ford, REsq., in the ebsir, The company was highly respectable, exceeding in number that of many former meetings; and at deep interest appeared to be excited in lbs suceess of the society's ...