Monmouthshire Merlin

ne. I MONMOUTHSHIRE. ( JV° HEREBY GIVE'S, that the General Quarter 't t" ^sslons °f the Peace, for the County of Monmouth, holden J) ,'if 'Oiai Hall, in Usk, in and for the said county. on MON- iy"7- ™e Eighteenth day of OCTOBER, 18-52, are continued by he i »n'7VrrJ-fn* !o- alu- u'*U ',e "*> ^'e Toxcn Hull. Usk, aforesaid, I Te/i ■ lie Thirtieth day of NOVEMBER instant, at Co 0 Lioc/; in the Forenoon, fur the -purpose of trying prisoners for offences u-ithin the jurisdiction of the i pr rC > at which time and place, all Baihjfs and other Officers, 'secutors, II itnesses, and others concerned, bound i>y recogni- i yf or otherwise, are required to give their attendance. the ,le '>amei tl<e Grand attd Petty Juries wilt be called over at ie rfoV"0, a/ •esaid, and they are to answer to their names, or in f$lpthey«itl be fined. Jo Person* hninz Bills of Indictment to prefer, are requested 111 1Id instructions for the same in dile time, to the Llerk of aP DSU's' a* llf0,'es"-id ie i ec<'Zn'z<l»ces- Informations, and Depositions must he deli- lh }° ^'e Clerk of the Peace, at Newport, three days previous to e said adjourned Sessions. CHARLES PROTHERO, v Clerk of the Peace. Newport, Nov. lltk, 18-52. — NEWPORT ATHENÆUM AND MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. A T a Spccial General Meeting of the Members of the above a I ?V Institution, held on Tuesday, August 25th, it was ■. Solved- I That it is desirable at once to purchase the building called ^cJPe Chapel, and adapt to it to the purposes of the Institution; that the committee be directed to take measures for raising tae necessary amount, viz., £ 400, by donations." pursuance of the above resolution, the committee respect- solicit donations in aid of the fund. Ahe following sums have been already promised — Sir Charles Morgan, Bart sio 0 0 Lady Morgan '5 0 0 Thomas Brown, Esq 20 0 0 Thomas Powell, Esq., The Gaer 10 0 0 ?ir Thomas Phillips 10 0 0 James Brown, Esq 10 0 0 James Itennic, Esq 10 0 0 Octavius Morgan, Esq., M.P 5 0 0 Henry .John Davis, Esq 5 0 0 T. B. Batchelor, Esq. 5 0 0 £ N. Knapp, Esq 5 0 0 T. M. Llewellin, Esq. 5 0 O William Evans, Esq 0 0 It F. Woollett, Esq 5 0 0 John Edward Le e, Esq 5 0 0 Thomas Hughes, Esq, .) 0 0 Charles Lvne, Esq., R.N 5 0 0 Jf. C. Webb, Esq 5 0 0 Sir Benjamin Hall, Bart -5 0 0 Sir Joseph Bailey, Bart 5 0 0 Frederick Levick, Esq 5 0 0 ^"illiam Jones, Esq., Clytha 5 0 0 Mr. Charles Lewis 2 10 0 Edward Bowling. Esq 2 2 0 James Murphy, Esq 2 2 0 G. Thomas, Esq # 2 2 0 Mr. TV. Jack 2 2 0 Mr. Thomas Lewis 2 2 0 Mr. Thomas Jones 2 2 0 Mr- E. J. Phillips 2 2 0 Mr. Henrv Sheppard 2 2 0 Mr. B. Evans 2 2 0 Mr. E. Y. Jenkins 2 2 0 Mr. J. Ewins, inn 2 2 0 Mr. Edward "Y\ ells 2 2 0 J. Cathcart, Esq 2 2 0 Richard Burton and Son, Esqrs 2 2 0 Mr. W, Graham, Junr 2 2 0 >-tephen Iggulden, Esq 1 1 0 j John O'Hea, Esq.. 1 1 0 • -T. J.-Cordes, Es, 1 0 0 G. Harrhy, Esq. 1 l 0 Mr. Thomas Richards 1 1 0 Mr. J. F. Mullock i i o Mr. J. H. Phillips 1 1 0 Mr. Henry Mullock 1 1 0 Mr. W. Christophers 1 1 O Mr. J. D. Pain ?. 1 1 0 Mr. A. J. Murphv 1 1 0 Mr. Robert Graham 1 1 0 'WilliaTn Llewellln, Esq 1 1 0 Mr. J. Brian I 1 0 Mr. W. R. Matthews. 1 1 0 Mr. William Vaughan I 1 0 Mr. W. Edwards 1 1 0 Frederick J. Hall, Esq 1 1 0 Mr. T. Turner 1 1 0 Mason, Brothers 0 10 6 Mr. Daniel Plumb 010 6 Mr. J. B. Roberts 010 6 Mr. R. Skinner 010 6 Mr. Thomas Lewis 010 0 A Friend 0 5 0 Mr. T. Watkins 0 5 0 Mr. E. Saunders 0 5 0 Mr. Edward Morgan 0 2 6 Treasurer—JOHN O'HEA, Esq., West of England Bank. W. M. JACK, ) CHARLES LEWIS, } Honorary Secretaries. ALFRED BARFOOT,) Nov. 11th, 1852. TEETH. TWENTY-FIRST YEAR OF ATTENDANCE. MONDAYS, Chepstow; Tuesdays, Abergavenny; Wed- nesdays, Newport; Thursdays, Cardiff; Fridays, Merthyr Saturdays, Monmouth. Messrs. LEWIN & CHARLES MOSELY, Surgeon Dentists, of 30, Berners Street, Oxford Street, and 21, New Bond Street, London, ■Save the honour to announce to their patients and the residents generally of the Principality, that Mr. L. M. will Commence his usual periodical visits on Monday, the 15th or November, when he may be consulted in all relating to his Profession on Mondays, at the George Hotel, Chepstow Tuesdays, at the Angel Hotel, Abergavenny Wednesdays, at the King's Head, Newport; Thursdays, at the Cardiff Arms, Cardiff Fridays," at the Castle Inn, Merthyr (All at private apartments); and on Saturdays, at Mr. J. Powell's, Plumber, Monnow Street, Monmouth. Attendance from Ten to Five. Messrs. L. and C. M. are enabled to offer to their patents, advantages only attainable in the Metropolis; the whole of the Mechanical Department is designed and executed at the town establishment, whereby a sure and accurate fit is guaranteed; and Messrs. L. and C. M. being the manufac- turers of the newly invented Mineral Teeth, a great saving is made to the patients-sets and partial sets being made for little more than half the usual charges. Every recent improvement adopted in the construction of Artificial Teeth, to suit each individual ease, among which is the last new invention of adding an Artificial Gum to the Teeth, whereby the youthful contour of the countenance is perfectly restored. The Teeth are fixed upon atmospheric principles, so as to cause a perfect articulation and mastication; they are quite indestructible, they never change colour, and are fixed from one to a complete set, without extracting the stumps, and are worn with perfect ease upon the most tender gums. Filling with gold, and the various cements now in use. Scaling Children's Teeth attended to, and every operation pertaining to Dental Surgery. Consultations free, and every information without expense. References to the Faculty, and very many Resident Familes. Constant attendance at Town Residences, No. 30, Berners Street, Oxford Street, and 21, New Bond Street, where patients can always be attended, and letters addressed will Ineet with immediate attention; and Messrs. L. & C. M. beg to remind their patients that they have not any connection wIth any Dentist residing in Bristol or else v. here. London, 30,'Berners Street, Oxford Street, November 10, 1852, ,') -,¡ I (Under the immediate patronage of Sir Charles Morgan, Bart., Lady Morgan, Crawshay Bailey, Esq., M-P the Colonel and Officers of H.M. 48th Regiment, and other distinguished persons.) SIGNOR tamplini, (Late of Her Majesty's Theatre, and the present Director of Music to the Band of H.M. 18th Regiment) HAS the honour to announce, that, encouraged by the distinguished patronage with which he has already been favoured, as well as by the co-operation of several Gentlemen who have formed themselves into a Committee to assist him, I he will give a GRAND VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL CONCERT, AT THE TOWN HALL, on MONDAY NEXT, the 29th of NOVEMBER. A detailed programme has been published, and may be seen at either of the principal Music Sellers or Stationers in Newport. A substantial Gallery has been erected (the strength of which has been satisfactorily tested by a body of 200 men be- longing to H.M. 43th Regiment) for the convenience of those persons taking reserved seats, in which chairs will be placed, bearing a corresponding number to that on the ticket of the visitor. A special train will leave Pontypool at 7 p.m. and return immediately after the concert. Owing to the unprecedented applications for Reserved and First Seats, the Committee are precluded from issuing any Promenade Tickets, as originally announced. In order to prevent confusion, no money will be taken at the doors. Applications for Reserved Tickets are therefore respectfully solicited to be made to the Committee, at the King s Head, Newport, not later than 7 o'clock on Saturday evening, as no more tickets will be issued than is strictly compatible with the comfort of the visitors. Reserved seats, 5s., First Seats, 2s. Gd. Programmes will be distributed at the doors gratuitously. Tickets for first seats may be obtained at either of the prin- cipal Music-sellers or Stationers in Newport. Doors open at half past Seven o'clock To commence at Eight o'clock precisely. Carriages may be ordered to be in waiting at eleven o'clock One or two parties who applied for reserved seats, inad- vertently omitted giving their names. The favour of a communication will remedy this. NEWPORT ATHENiEUM AND MECHANICS' INSTITUTE. rJ^RE Committee have much pleasure in announcing that X they have made an Engagement with HENRY NICHOLLS, ESQ., Who will give TWO READINGS OF THE PLAYS OF SHAK.SPE ARE in the 1 own Hall, on Tuesday, November 30th, and Wednesday, December 1st. First Readir.g HAMLET. Second Reading KING LKAR. To commence at Eight o'clock. Admission—Members 6d' Member and Lady, Is.; Non-Member, Is. W.M.JACK, •> CHARLES LEWIS, >Hon. Sees. A. BARFOOT. ) November 24, 1852. MANTLES, MANTELETS, MANTLES. ALL the NEW STYLES just received, and now selling at the ALBfO.N7 IIOUSE. Ladies who prefer purchasing their own materials, will have the choice of coping any of the patterns they like. 750 SHAWLS AND SCARFS. Another large Lot of SHAWLS and SCARFS; 750 of the most approved fabrics and newest styles, of such extent and variety as have seldom, if ever, been seen in a provincial town. Henry Thomas, Albion House, 13, Commercial Street, Nrwport. Cloakings in all the New Materials. FURS AND FRENCH MERINOES. Having very fortunately purchased his STOCK OF FURS, at Midsummer, Henry Thomas is in a position to otier the best seasoned goods that the trade can supply, at prices QUITE UNAFFECTED by the RECENT ADVANCE, and is also situated in the same way relative to his Large Stock of French Merinoes, which he will dispose of at his usual small rate of profit. Acapital Stock of COBURG CLOTHS, FRENCH TRILLS, Royal Crapes, Circassiau Cloths, Alpacas, and Nlarl Attelias; a few lots of which are being cleared out at extremely low prices. Woollen Cloths, Doeskins, Elephant Coatings, Clouded Beavers, &c., Of which an excellent assortment of New Goods is now on Sale at the Albion House, 13, Commercial street, Newport; and by the purchase of which, a saving of at least 20 per cent. may be made in your Tailors' Bills." CARPETS, DRUGGETS, &c. The Cheapest and Best Goods manufactured, constantly on Sale at HENRY THOMAS'S ALBION HOUSE, 13, Commercial street, Newport.—Table Linens, BLANKETS, Sheetings, Quilts, Counterpanes, &c. HENRY THOMAS, ALBION HOUSE, 13, Commercial street, Newport. NEWPORT AND CARDIFF. IN ATTENDANCE PERIODICALLY. MR. GRAHAM YOUNG, SURGEON-DENTIST, of No. 5, Unity Street, College Green, Bristol, begs most respectfully to announce that it is his intention to meet his engagements for his usual periodical visit to Newport and Cardiff, for which purpose he will be in attendance at his Apartments, Mr. W. M. Jack's, hatter, No. 6, Commercial-street, New- port, on Wednesday, December the 1st, Mr. T. Mitchell's, Angel-street, Cardiff, on Thursday, Dec. the 2nd, and periodically on the first Wednesday and Thursday in every month, where he may be consulted on all cases relating to his profession. Mr. YOUNG takes this opportunity of stating that his method of performing the various operations appertaining to Dental Surgery, combines every modern improvement; and that, from a long and successful practice, he is enabled to guarantee the entire success of all cases of a mechanical nature under- taken by him; the workmanship and finish of which he will engage shall be unsurpassed by anything to be obtained in London or Paris. Mr. YOUNG'S references combine many of the most distin- guished families and leading medical men of the neighbour- hood and he trusts, by strict Integrity and moderate charges, to n.aintain the very high confidence hitherto reposed in his professional skill. N.B. Where it is practical, Mr. Young would feel greatly obliged by parties desirous of consulting him, leaving their names (at either of the above addresses) previous to the day of his visit, as the increased demand for his attention will not otherwise allow him iufficient time to get through his business in a day. fDUTY FREE] MONMOUTH UNION. TO BAKERS, GROCERS, MILKMEN, AND COAL MERCHANTS. PERSONS desirous of contracting with the Guardians of i. the above Union, for supplying the Workhouse and the several divisions of the Union with bread, Wheaten Flour, Grocery, Coals, Milk, and all other articles usually used in Workhouses, from the 18th day of December to the 24th day of June next, are requested to send tenders to the Clerk, at his Office, in the Workhouse, on or before Friday, the 10th d¡1Y of December next. The Tenders must be sent to the Clerk as aforesaid, before the hour of six o'clock in the evening of the above day; other- wise they will not be received. It is desirable that Tenders should be made according to a form, which may be had of the Clerk, on application at his Office aforesaid, who p any information required will be given. Samples of such articles as admit of them, must be sent at the time of sending in the Tenders. Security will be required for the due performance of the contracts, and sureties named at the time of sending in the Tenders. Ti e Guardians do not pledge themselves to accept the lowest Tender. By order of the Board, E. RICHARDS, Clerk. Monmouth Union Office, November 22nd, 1852. TO IRON MASTERS, COLLIERY PROPRIETORS, &O., &c. WANTED, by a Person for some years employed as W Cashier and Confidential Agent, a similar situation. Apply. D.^ V. C., MERLIN OFFICE, Newport. BANESWELL ESTATE. CONTRACT FOR STONE AND FORMING ROADS. ANY" Person desirous of Tendering for the Formation and Storting of Roads on this Estate, may see the plan and specification at the office of Messrs. BARBER & BASSETT, Civil Engineers and Estate Agents, Newport, by whom tenders will be received on or before the 4th of December. [ADVERTISEMENT.] TO THE EDITOR OF THE MERLIN. ^IR,— Permit the Public, through the medium of your O journal, to be informed whether a Person, styling himself either by name or profession what he really is not, (however much he may envy the posil ion)-for instance, a Surgeon, without possessing the neccsary qualifications—in order to mislead the public, is not liable to be punished for practising a fraud. I am, sir, yours respectfully, PRO BONO'PUBLICO. Brynmawr, November 23 1852. THE LIVERPOOL WHITE STAR LINE OF AUSTRALIAN PACKETS, FOR PORT PHILIP AND SYDNEY. TANTIVY.230O.Melbourne.Nov 25. SeiSsSfc NEW SHIP .Melbourne.To follow. IHE above ships are first class, sailing under the British _1 flag, and British owned, have superior accommodation for all classes at moderate fares, and carry experienced Surgeons. Apply to PILKINGTON & WILSON. No 3, Commercial Buildings, Liverpool. JN? THE LIVERPOOL LINE OF PACKETS TO AUSTRALIA. ESTABLISHED IN 1 848. Tons For To sail. Kate 1500 Melbouine.Nov 28 Prince Arthur .1800 Melbourne Dec. 10 British Queen. 1000 Melbourne Dec. 15 Sea 1303 Melbourne.••••Jan. 1 These ships are all first-cbss, and carry experienced surgeons They have been fitted up regardless of expense, and the entire arrangements are subject to the approval of her Majesty's Emigration Agent. For further particulars apply to JOHN S. DE WOLF and Co.; or to JAMES M. WALTHEW, 46, Chapel-street, Liverpool. THE THISTLE LINE OF PACKETS FOR AUSTRALIA. FROM LIVERPOOL TO MELBOURNE & PORT PHILIP The very superior A 1 at Lloyd's New First Class jJEgv Frigate built ship, .wjplw JOHN KNOX, Xi.mj.m- RICHARD DAVIDSON, Commander 1,121 Tons Register; 2,000 Tons Burthen. THIS splendid ship sails fast, is coppered and copper- fastened the between decks are very lofty, nine feet high, and the accommodation not to be surpassed. All the berths are in inclosed rooms, and each family can have a separate room, if agreed for. Her comiiander is a gentieniiri who has had great experience in the trade; and she will carxy an ex- perienced Surgeon, and be ventilated in the most improved manner, as well as being surveyed under the inspection of her Majesty's emigration agent. This ship carries a powerful Fire Engine, with the necessary hose. For passage, apply to the Owner, v DUNCAN GIBB, 31, Strand^Styee* Liverpool. *1^ BRISTOL AND NEWPORT. The Bristol Gene:al Steam NavigatiooCompnay Ylfi'W't splendid PadiiJe Steamer?, DART AND USK, Or other suitable Vessel, will ply during the ensuing Week as follows:— From Bathurst Basin, Bristol. From Newport. NOVEMBSR. NOVEMBER. 26 Friday, 5J morn. 5 after 26 Friday, 4 morn,. 3t after 27 Saturday 6 morn. 27 Saturday, —— after 29 Monday, 6 morn 29 Monday, 5 after 30 Tuesday, 7 morn 30 Tuesday, 61 morn 1 Wednesday I Wednesday 2 Thursday, 2 Thursday, 3 Friday, 3 Friday, tggf A Waiting Room is provided opposite the landing place at the Hotwells, where Passengeis are taken on board free ol charge, about fifteen minutes after the time stated in the bills for sailing from Bathurst Basin. Fares-After Cabin, ts; Fore-deck, 6d.: Four wheel Car- riage, ISs; Two-wheel ditto, or light Phaeton, 8s; Two-wheel Carriage, or light P life ton, drawn by one Horse, ith Driver, 12s Horse, 5s.; Horse and Rider, 6s.; Dogs, Is. each.—Refresh- ments may be had on Board, Williams's Packet Coach daily, from the Carpenfei's Arms Newport, on the arrival of these Packets, through Caerleon and Usk, to Abergavenny, Crickhowell, and Brecon; and from the Golden Lion, Abergavenny, three hours before the time of sail- ing for Bristol.—See Cards. The South Wales Railway Trains leave Newport for Swansea at 7 45, a.m.; 10 55, a.m. 1 35, p m., 5 10 p.m. 9 10 p.m.; and 3 30, a.m.; and arrive at Newport from Swansea, at 8 47, a.m.; 10 35, a.m.; 1 25, p.m.; 3 45, p.m. 6 56, p.m., and,9 15 p.m.—The Western Valleys Trains leave Newport for Blaina at 7 0, a.m.; 12, noon; and 5 0, p.m.-And leave BlainaforNewpoitatO 0, a.m.; 2 30, p.m., and 7 0, p.m.- Trains leave Newport for Pontypool at 9 0 a.m.,11 15 a.m., 2 0 p.m., 5 30 p m., 7 30 p.m.—and leave Pontypool for New- port at 8 0 a.m., 10 0 a.m., 12 30 p.m., 3 30 p.m., and 6 30 p.m. A Train leaves daily for Cwmbran, Pontnewydd, Pontrhy- dyrun, alid Pontypool, on the arrival of the Packets, and arrives in Newport from Pontypool, calling at the same Sta- tions, in time for the sailing of the Packets. Further particulars may be obtained at the Bristol Genera Steam Navigation Company's Office, Quay, Bristol, where al Goods, Packages, Parcels, &c., »! ould be addre.-sed. Bills and other infoimation can be obtained of Mr. JOHN JONES, Rownham Wharf, IJotwells. Agent at Nrwpoit, Mr. R. P. JONES, Rodney Wharf. STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN BRISTOL AND NEWPORT. lit'lvV The New Steam Packet Company's Iron-bui!t AVON AND SEVERN, Are intended to Sail during the ensuing Week as follows: From Beaufort Wharf, Newport. Fi-om Bathurst Basin, Bristcl, NOVEMBER. NOVEMBER. 2fi Friday 4 after 26 Friday, 5i morn.. 27 Saturday, fl after 27 Saturday, 6 morn —— 29 Monday, 6 morn 29 Monday, 7 moru —— 30 Tuesday, 6 morn 30 Tuesday, 7 trorn -—— 1 Wednesday, I Wednesday, 2 Thursday, 2' Thursday 3 Friday, —— 3 Friday, 0 To and Fro from Bristol. t To and Fro from Bristol and Newport., Fares, Screw Steamers Avon and Severn-After Cabin, 1 s. Fore Deck, 6d. each. TheProprietorsgive notice that they will not be accountable for Passengers' Luggage, &c.; and their responsibility in respecr of Goodsin general is restricted by the terms of a Notice affixed in their Offices, at Bristol and Newport. Goods regularly and punctually forwaried by careful Carriers to all parts of the country. For conditions of freight, apply at the Company's Offices, Bell Avenue, Queen Square, Bristol and Beaufort Wharf, Newport. A large Boat is in attendance at the Hotwells, for Shipping and Landing Passengers, Horses,and Carriages, free of expense; a waiting room is also provided for the accommodation of Passengers. Refreshments may be had on Board. Newport and Pontypool Railway-week days. Up from Newport 9 0a.m.,U I5a.m:,2 0p.m.,6 30p.m.,730 p.na From Pontypool 8 0 a.m., 10 Oa.m.. 12 30 p.m.,3 30p.m.,6 30p.m WESTEKN VALLEYS. Up from Newport 7 0 a.m. 12 0 noon, 5 0 p.m. From Blaina and Ebbw Vale9 0a.m.,2 30 p.m., 7 P,nJ* A Coach to Abergavenny daily, on arrival af the Packets. When the Steam Packets to Bristol do not leave Newport earlier than at 7 a.m., a Special Train will statt from Pontypool (calling at all Stations) one hoar before the time of sailing, and as the last ordinary up Train will generally suit the Packets as the last ordinary up Train will generally suit the Packets reaching Newport iI; Ihe evening, no Special Train will run in the evening as heretofore. JOHN BLAND, Agent. November 1st, 1852. TO THE GENTRY, CLERGY, FREEHOLDERS AND ELECTORS OF THE COUNTY OF MONMOUTH. Fort Beaufort. Frontier. Cape of Good Hope, Septcml'jr 4th, 1852. GENTLEMEN-, OX the 29th of August, when on the line of march from the Kei to this place, I had the great pleasure to receive a letter from the Marquess of Worcester, informing me that I had been Bc-Eleeted as your Representative in the present Parliament. At any time I should have received this announce- ment 'with the greatest possible satisfaction, but under the present circumstances, to have had this distinguished mark of your confidence conferred on me, when many thousands of miles separate us, excites in roe the liveliest feelings of grati- tude that you should so trust me, and of pride that I should be so honoured. I am happy to say that the present aspect of affairs in this country tends to a speedy cessation of this detestable war, and that I have every reason to expect that I shall very shortly he relieved from my duties here, and be able to return to England and resume my services to you as your Member; it may be, nearly as soon as this address will reach you. Let me assure you that my best energies shall be employed to prove myself worthy of the trust you have imposed upon me, and that, in supporting the administration of the Earl of Derby, I believe I shall be aiding a government determined to use every effort for the benefit of the community at large, and particularly in relieving the Agricultural Classes of those grievances which they have borne with such patience and for- bearance as to entitle them to the greatest possible amount of consideration. I have the honour to be, Gentlemen, Your obliged and obedient Servant, EDWARD A. SOMERSET. TO BE LET, With Immediate Possession, HE NEW INN BEERHOUSE, situate in Charles-street, t. Newport. Satisfactory reasons can be given for the pre- sent occupier leaving. There is a commodious and well-fitted Brewhouse on the premises. Application to be made to Mrs. LAPHAM, on the premises. FARM TO BE LET. RISC A HOUSE, and about 60 Acres of valuable Land attached thereto.—For particulars, apply to Mr. CHAS. PHILLIPS, Risca or to Messrs. BARBER & BASSETT, Civil Engineers, und Estate Agents, Newport. — Usk Turnpike Tolls, Shirenewton and Llangwm and Kemys Tolls and Suspension Bridges. TlHE TOLLS of the above Turnpike Gates. Bars, &c., will 1 be LET BY TENDER, at the Town Hall in Usk, on WEDNESDAY, the 22nd day of December next, at Twelve at Noon. Tenders for all or either of the same gates may be sent to the Clerk, on or before the day of rrceting. All coaches will be included in the letting. J. SHEPARD, Clerk. Usk, November 24th, 1852. FOR SALE. IT^OUR SHARES ( £ 11 paid up) in the Newport and Pillgwenlly Water Works." N. B. Ten Shillings less per share will be taken from an immediate purchaser. Apply, by letter, to V. S., Office of this Paper. COPPICE WOODS. FOR SALE BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A COPPICE VVOOl), called Wern yr Ash," numbered 748 on the Tithe map of the parish of Llantarnam, con- gaining 8a. Or. 15p. of hurdle, hoop, and cordwood. A Wood, called Coed y Twlch," numbered 754 on the said map, containing 5a. 2r. 33p. of the same description of Coppice Wood. Luke Thomas, the woodward of the Llantarnam Abbey Estate, will show the woods and Tenders for the purchase. stating names of sureties, will be received cn or before the 11th of December, at the office of Messrs. BARBER &c BASSETT, Civil Engineers and Estate Agents, Newport. FOR SALE, ONE or TWO DWELLING-HOUSES, with Gardens attached, situate in Bailey Street, Banes Well Field, Newport. The houses may be viewed on application to the respective Tenants. For particulars, apply to CAP r. I. TULLOCH, No. 42, Bailey Street. SALE POSTPONED. THE Sale by Auction of COPPICE WOOD, &c., adver- tised to take place at the Cardiff Arms Hotel, Cardiff, on Saturday, the 27th November, IS POSTPONED. T, WATKINS, Auctioneer. SALE OF FARMING STOCK, & CORNELIUS EVANS AND SON will SELL BY AUCTION, at GWATN Y GRISHA FARM, in the parish ofRndry, Glamorganshire, on FRIDAY, the 3rd of December, 1852, the whole of the LIVE AND DEAD FARMING STOCK, Implements of Husbandry. Ricks of Hay and Corn, Draft Horses, Fat Sheep, Dairy Utensils, Honsehold Furni- ture, c., &c the property of Mrs. Joan Henry, who is declining farming pursuits. Sale to commence at eleven o'clock in the Forenoon. Auctioneers' Offices, 61, High Street, Newport; and Llantarnam. November 24th, 1832. SALE OF CAPITAL FARMS. MONMOUTHSHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Messrs. GRAHAM, at the Westgate Hotel, Newport, on WEDNESDAY, the 8th day of December, 1852, at one o'clock in the afternoon, sub- ject to conditions of sale to be then and there produced, ix ONE LOT, all those THREE CAPITAL FARMS, known re- spectively as "GREE MEADOW," "TYR BOX," & "PEN Y WAIN," having a Water Corn Mill and various Dwelling Houses, Cottages, and other convenient Buildings thereon, with cer- tain Ground Rents, payable in respect of other messuages erected on parts thereof, under long leases from Mr. Blewitt. The estate contains 331 acres, more or less, (of which 257 acres, or thereabouts, are Freehold, and 74 acres, or there- abouts, are Copyhold), and is situate in the parishes of Llan- vrechva and Llantarnam. The Coppice Woods are in hand, the remainder in the several occupations of John Lawrence, Esq., Messrs. Legg, Thomas, Yarnold, and others. For further particulars, apply to the Auctioneers, or to Mr. THOMAS MORRIS, Land Agent, both of Newport; or to Messrs. WINTERBOTHAM AND BELL, Solicitors, Cheltenham. November 18, 1852. Sale by Auction of Stock-in-Trade, Household Furniture, &c. FLEUR DE LIS, MONMOUTHSHIRE. ,J ESSRS. GRAHAM beg respectfully to announce that !Vl they are instructed to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, without reserve, on the premises, on Thursday next, Decem- ber 2nd, 1852, the whole of the STOCK-IN-TRADE, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, And other Effects, the property of Mr. Lewis Lewis. The Stock consists of calicos, prints, checks, shawls, hosiery, gloves, haberdashery, Cobourgs, rice, starch, pepper, mustard, blue, coffee, soda, peas, paper, vinegar, powder shot; a variety of cutlery, brushes of every description, &c., &c. The Household Furniture comprises four-post and tent bed- steads, feather and milpuffbeds, wool and straw mattrasses, sheets, blankets, and counterpanes; mahogany washstand and ware, mahogany dressing table, mahogany corner cup- board. painted washstand and ware, painted dressing tables, painted night commode, mahogany dressing glasses, six cane- seat chairs mahogany hair-seat couch, six and two-arm mahog- any hair-seat chairs, mahogany dining table, mahogany secretaire, bronze fenders, two sets fireirons, eight-day clock in mahogany case, barometer, window drapery, with brass pole, rings, and bands; and the usual assortment of kitchen and culinary requisites. & Sale to commence punctually at ten o'clock in the forenoon. Offites, 162, Commercial Street, Newport; and Blue Broom, Ragland. ifdM November 25, 1852. ELIGIBLE INVESTMENTS. TO BE SOLD by PRIVATE CONTRACT, the fol- lowing very desirable Customaryhold Estates, held of the Manor of Rogers'on. All that MESSUAGE or Dwelling House, with suitable Farm Buildings, together with 36A. 1R. lGr. of arable, meadow, and pasture Land, called Tyn y Pwll Farm situate in the parish of Bassalleg, now in the occupation of Mr. John Hunter, as tenant thereof, bounded by lands of Sir Charles Morgan, Bart., E. S. Barber, Esq., William Llewellyn, Esq. and others. Also all that COPPICE WOOD called Craig Wenallt, containing 14A. 3R. 7r. situate in the said parish of Bassalleg. The Coppice are of good quality, and in a thriving state, and in which are many fine Oak, of good dimensions, bounded by Lands of Sir C. Morgan, Bart., and Wm. Llewellyn, Esq. Also all that piece or parcel of MEADOW LAND called Harford's Field, containing 3A. 2K. 18r. or thereabouts, situate near Rigbys, in the said parish of Bassaleg. This piece adjoins the Turnpike Road leading from Newport to Risca, and is eligible for building purposes. Also all those Two pieces or parcels of Land in Coppice Wood, situate in the parish of Risca, *and held of the said Manor of Rogerstone, containing UIA. 3R. 2P.. bounded by Lands of Sir C. Morgan, Bart., Messrs. Prothero and Phillips, and Mr. Henry Evans, of Liaiidowlais.. These pieces contain all the veins of the Risca coal, and afford a key to the Medart Hill w For further particulars, and to treat, apply to Mr. W. T. REES, Land Agent, Holly House, near Newport, Mon- mouthshire. 9th November, 1852. STATE FUNERAL OF THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON. THE Proprietors of the ILLUSTRATE!) LONDON NEWS, anxious to perpetuate, in a manner worthy of the event, this GRAND NATIONAL CEREMONIAL, which, as a demonstration of funeral pomp, will surpass every thing of the kind that has ever been attempted in this country, have made the most perfect arrangements lor illustrating every incident in the forthcoming Magnificent Tribute to the Memory of ENGLAND'S GREATEST HERO. These Illustrations will appear in a series of DOUBLE NUMBERS of the ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS, during the publication of which, Large and Magnifieent SHEET ENGRAVINGS will be presented GRATIS TO SUBSCRIBERS. Those engravings will be executed with the greatest possible care, and will be printed on extra fine paper, to make them worthy of being framed and preserved as lasting records of this SOLEMN SPECTACLE. C i. The first of these splendid pictures will present, in one view, THE ENTIRE PROCESSION, Representing, with the greatest fidelity, every interesting feature and characteristic in the whole cortege and so arranged, as to exhibit, on a large scale, a Fine Engraving of THE PROCESSION TO ST. PAUL'S. Another Large SHEET ENGRAVING, GRATIS, will represent the funeral CEREMONY IN ST. PAUL'S CATHEDRAL. No effort will be spared in doing justice to this, the most important and imposing scene in the whole ceremony. The following is a programme of the most important subjects chosen for Illustration in the series of Double Numbers:— A selection of Characteristic and very curious Illustrations of former State Funerals, including those of General Monk in 1670, and Lord Viscount Nelson in 1806. A series of Views in the Crypt of St Paul's Cathedral. An original Portrait of the Duke of Wellington, by Salter, the painter of the celebrated Picture of the "Waterloo Banquet." A series of Pictures, representing INCIDENTS IN THE LIFE OF THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON: The Duke Writing his Dispatcher. The Duke at the Horse Guards. The Duke on the Field of Waterloo. The Duke showing George IV. the Field of Waterloo. The Duke receiving the Thanks of both Houses of Parlia. ment after the Battle of Waterloo. The Duke taking his Seat in the House of Lords as Baron, Viscount, Earl, Marquess, and Duke. A whole Page, Allegorical Design, by Harvey. A. Portrait of the Duke's Waterloo Charger, "Copenhagen.' A Fine Engraving from Winterhalter's Picture, "The First of May"—the Duke Presenting a Casket to his Royal Godson, Prince Arthur, on his Birthday, memorable as the Opening Day of the Great Exhibition, from which the Casket was pur- chased. AN ORIGINAL AND LARGE ENGRAVING, designed expressly for the Illustrated London News,representing THE LAST MOMENTS OF THE DUKE. This picture will be one of the most valuable of the series, as it faithfully represents all the Incidents in the "Last sad Scene; including ACCURATE PORTRAITS OF THE PERSONS PRESENT. The Engravings more immediately illustrative of the Funeral will embrace every incident of importance in the ceremonial commencing with The Removal of the Duke's Remains from Walmer Castle. The Progress to the Metropolis. The Arrival and Reception at Chelsea Hospital. A large Picture of the Ceremonial of the Lying-in.State in the Hall of Chelsea College. Royal Visit to the Ceremonial. The Removal from Chelsea Hospital to the Horse Guards. The Audience Chamber at the Horse Guards the Night before the Funeral. The progress of the Funeral Procession through the Metrae polis will form the subject of a series of more than Twenty large single'page and two-page Engravings, each representing an episode in the ceremonial, in addition to the local interest belonging to the spot from which it is taken; the whole on a large scale, and presenting the most interesting features of the procession. Among these Views will be found— The Marshelling of the Procession on the Parade Ground. The Arrival of the Waterloo Chelsea Pensioners—eighty- three veterans. The Foreign Deputations-the Austrian, Russian, Prussian, Spanish, Portuguese, Belgian, Dutch, and Hanoverian Envoys. The Foreign iViinisters resident at the Court of St, James's. The Deputation of the Houses of Lords and Commons. The Deputation from the University of Oxford. The Provincial Deputations. The Heralds. The Artillery and the Military Cortege. The Procession in the Mall of St. James's Park. The Procession defiling before Buckingham Palace. The Procession on Constitution Hill. A Bird's.eye View from the top of St. George's Hospital. including Apsley House, Hyde Park Corner, and a pvt of Piccadilly. The Chief Mourners. Firing the Minute Guns at the Tower. The Royal Carriages. The Procession passing the Green PArk, in Piccadilly. A Scene in St. James's Street, and a View of the Old Palace The Procession passing the Athenaeum and Senior United Service Clubs. The Scene at Trafalgar Square. • The Procession passing Somerset House. The Procession in the Strand, near St. Clement's Church. The Reception by the Lord Mayor and Civic Authorities Temple Bar. The Civic Deputation. Scenes in Fleet Street and Ludgate Hill. An extra large Illustration, representing the Reception of the Funeral Cortege at the West End of St. Paul's Cathedral. The Illustrations within the Cathedral will comprise, in addition to the large Panoramic View presented Gratis: A splendid Engraving of the Procession in the Nave, show- ing the Amphitheatrical arrangement of the Spectator o B either side. A scene from the Crypt, representing the lowering of the Coffin to its final resting place. A GRAND ORIGINAL FUNERAL MARCH, BY SIR HENRY R. BISHOP, Will be included in this series of Double Numbers, with a variety of Engravings, illustrating every incident, episode, and characteristic of this Grand National Ceremony; accom- panied with original Articles on the Character and Career of the Duke, and a complete History ani Report of tl.e Cere- monial. To secure early delivery, immediate orders should be given for the Illustrated London News, to any Bookseller or News Agent. Office, 198, Strand. THE FIRST WELLINGTON DOUBLE NU.IIBER I OF .• L l> r THE ILLUSTRATED LONDON NEWS W' WILL BE PUBLISHED NOV. 13, 1852, PRICS ONE SHIHING \s