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fttafentrak TO PARENTS AND GUARDIANS. WANTED, a respectable, well-educated YOUTH, as an AP- if PRENTICE to the Printing and Stationery business. He will find a comfortable home, and have a good opportunity of learn- iostbg trade. A premium required. Apply, post-paid, to Messrs. Evans and Wakeford, PRIXCIPALITY Office, Cardiff. CARDIFF BRITISH SCHOOLS. A GENERAL MEETING of the subscribers and friends to these SCHOOLS will be held at the School-rooms, Millicent- street, on Friday, the 19th instant, for the purpose of receiving the reportjfor foepast year, and appointing a committee for the eupjpt 7*SR" ^NO. BATCHELAR, > S E. KENWAY, j OUCRKTARIES. The chair will be taken at seven o'clock, p.m. Cardiff, January 5th, 18,19.. SPLIT PEAS ENTIRELY SUPERSEDED BY THE USE OF ALEXANDER'S PREPARED PEA FLOUR. Sold in packets, two-pence, three-pence,"and sixpence each; and wholesale at J. B. HOPKINS, 18, ANGEL-STREET, CARDIFF. C. V ACHELL BEGS to return his sincere thanks to his friends and the public, o for the long-continued support he has received in the IRON- MOWGBRY TtUDE, and to inform them that he has relinquished the business in favour of his son WILLIAM, for whom he most respectfully solicits a continuance of their favours. W. VACHELL, In gnecceding to the GENER A.L IRONMONGERY business of his father, begs to assure his friends and the public, that no effort on his part shall be wanting to merit their support. Duke-street, Cardiff, Dee. 2-5, 1848. PRINCIPALITY OFFICE, NORTH-STREET, CARDIFF. EVANS AND WAKEFORD, LETTER-PRESS & COPPER-PLATE PRINTERS, BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS, AND BOOKBINDERS, RESPECTFULLY announce to the inhabitants of Cardiff and the neighbourhood, that they are now ready to receive orders for MAGAZINES, and other PERIODICALS, for the new year, BOOKS, LONDON and PROVINCIAL NEWSPAPERS, &c.; laid, as they doubt not by punctuality, despatch, and persevering attention to busi- ness to nierit the confidence of the public, they take the liberty to request the favour of a share of their patronage. Every description of Printing executed with neatness, accuracy, and despatch. Bookbinding in every variety of style, wrth neatness and Account books ruled to any pattern, and macte xo u.a. r. Taic PUBLICATIONS OF THE RELIGIOUS TRACT SOCIETY. A miscellaneous order sent to London weekly. Cardiff, Dec. 15th, 1848. WHOLESALE WINE AND SPIRIT WAREHOUSE, ANGEL-STREET, CARDIFF. HENRY PHILLIPS AND COMPANY, T) ESPECTFULLY announce to the inhabitants of Cardiff, IY Merthyr, Aberdare, Newbridge, Cowbridge, Bridgend, and places adjacent, that they purpose OPENING the above establish- ment, on SATURDAY, the 10th instant, with an extensive stock of the choicest description. H. P. and Co. beg to state, that having had considerable experi- ence in the trade, they have been enabled to purchase goods on the most advantageous terms, and to assure those who may favour them with an order, that it is their determined intention to send out genuine articles, at the lowest possible remunerative prices, thereby hoping to ensure a fair share of public patronage. BONDED WAREHOUSE, NO. 9, CELLARS, BUTE-STREET. Cardiff, Dec. 1st, 1848. HOSIERY AND WOOLLEN DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT, No. 21, ST. MARY-STREET, CARDIFF, WEXT DOOR TO MR. P. BIRD'S, WINE AND SPIRIT VAULTS. J HIP WELL begs most respectfully to inform his friends • and the public generally that he has REMOVED to the above place, where he continues to carry on the Hosiery Business in all its branches, every article in which line being manufactured on the premises on the shortest notice and most moderate terms. Woollen Stockings from 9d. to 2s. per pair, usually sold at from Is. to 2s. 6d. per pair. J. H. also begs to state that he has just entered into the General Drapery Business: and trusts that by a judicious selection of the most useful and fashionable articles to be favoured with a share of public patronage. His stock consists of a large assortment of gala plaids, prints, calicoes, brown luffs, hollands, shirtings, sheets, blankets, quilts, counterpanes, checks, flannels, serges, Bath blue, and an extensive variety of readymade clothes N.B.—Attends Cardiff, Cowbridge, and Newbridge markets once a week, where any article .in the hosiery department can be obtained, and orders received. Knitting yarn, worsted, merino cotton of every deesription. One price asked, and no abatement made. Cardiff, Nov. 30th, 1848. THEATRE ROYAL, CARDIFF. FOR A SHORT TIMS ONLY. Patronised by the Universities, and One T'housand Ministers of different Denominations, Dubourg's Original Model of Modern and Ancient Jerusalem. rT^HESE interesting works of art have created the greatest srn- I sation wherever they have b.en, and seen by more than a mil- hon of persons, together with two hundred thousand children of the different schools. Open in the morning from one till four; in the evening from geven till half-past nine. Descriptive lecture hours at two and eight o'clock. Admission Morning, Is. 6d.; Evening, Is.; Children, halF." price. Sunday Schools at a nominal price. N.B. Books, plans, and prints of Jerusalem to be bad at tl.e establishment. Ijjgg" Particulars, see handbills. OuMONDA Y EVENING, a LECTURE on the ]SESTRTJCT:CN w JIIJTUFJALEII will be delivered, by the REV. J. P. JONES fitanrtiira. COLLEGE SCHOOL, GLOUCESTER. THIS SCHOOL will RE-OPEN on MONDAY, JANUARY the 29th, 1849. Those gentlemen who wish to make inquiries respect- ing the school are requested to apply to the Rev. T. EVANS, D.D., Head Master. College Gardens, Gloucester. Mr. J. W. PRIDHAM'S ESTABLISHMENT. TEIGNBRIDGE HOUSE CLASSICAL, COMMERCIAL, AUTICAL, & MATHEMATICAL ACADEMY, SIIALDON, near TEIGNMOUTH.^ TRU-US -BOARD AND TUITION. -T- COMPRISING the English language and English composition, writing and arithmetic, algebra and the mathematics, mer- chants' accounts, ancient and modern history, geography, with the use of the globes, mapping, elocution, and the elements of astro- uoniy. TWENTY GUINEAS PER ANNUM. Conducted by Mr. J. W. PRIDHAM, member of the College of Preceptors, assisted by classical, writing, and other competent masters. Frcnch by Professor Mons. LE CLAIR. Drawing. Mons. PERSAC. Music MR. SNELLING. Drilling. MR. MACDONALD. Lectures on different subjects are given weekly by Mr. Pridham, his assistants, and frequently by the senior pupils, for which pur- pose a carefully selected library is provided, and every effort made for their improvement. The beauty of the situation of Shaldon, the mildness and purity of its air, connected with its proximity to the sea, and contiguity to the South Devon Line, render it one of the most desirable places in the West of England for a boarding school, and Teignbridge House is well adapted for such an establishment. The domicile large, the school-room spacious, the playground dry and commodious. The domestic arrangements of the establishment are directly under the superintendence of Mrs. Pridham, whose whole time is devoted to those important duties on which depend so much of the comfort and happiness of the pupils. Mr. P. would further state, that there is no limitation of food, which is of the best and purest kind and it has been and ever will be his endeavour to secure the affection of his pupils, by kind treat- ment and a constant regard to their interest, and by imparting to them a solid and useful education, based on moral and religious principles, to prepare them for occupying useful and honourable stations in society. A vacation of three weeks is given at Midsummer, and three at Christmas. The school will re-open on the 9th of January, 1849. References are kindly furnished to Mr. Garratt anil Mr. Wil- liams, Narberth, Pembrokeshire. December, 1848. nhlirafinns. Shortly will be Published, A Lithographic Print of Sir Charles Morgan, Bart., OF TREDEGAR PARK. Proofs on India paper 10s. Od OFTUUU uu,tur. '1 c Rrt PERSONS desirous of obtaining copies may secure them by making application to Mr. Hodges, the publisher, at the PAR- ROT HOTEL, NEWPORT. December 29th, 1848. "Y BEDYDDIWR." (WELSH BAPTIST MAGAZINE.) Published by OWEN and ROBERTS, Cardiff, oh the first of every month, price 4d. TERMS OF PUBLICATION. 1. Every number to contain thirty-two pages, 8vo demy. closely printed. 2. Churches or individuals ordering any to be held responsible for that number throughout the year, and that no deductions to be made for distributing, numbers unsold, &c. 3. Payments to be made quarterly, by post-office, or bank order. 4. Should 2,000 be circulated monthly, on the above terms, the publishers engage to pay FIFTY POUNDS PER ANNUM to the Aged Baptist Minister Fund, lately established at Merthyr Tydfil. The following gentlemen, amongst others, have engaged to write to it for the ensuing year :— Rev. T. Thomas, President of Pontypool College. -,J. Williams, Newtown. — W. Jones, Cardiff. — D Jones, ditto. -D.RhvkStcnhen; — J. Jenkins, Hengoed. W. Morgans, Holyhead. — J. Jones, Merthyr. J. Evan-, Cowbridge. J. Rowe, Risca. — S. Williams, NantygTo. — H. W. Hughes, Llwyni. I-L. Jones, Llanfyni. Jatnes James (Iago Emlyn), Bristol. — Jno Roberts, Llangefni, An- glesey. glesey. Mr, J. M. Thomas, Cardigan. ¡ Asa J. Evans, Bset., ditto. — J. E. Jones (loan Emlyn), Cardiff. I- ANOTHER ENLARGEMENT OF THE WEEKLY DISPATCH. THIS JOURNAL, at present the largest in existence—un- rivalled for its early intelligence and uncompromising advo- cacy cf the rights of mankind—will be ENLARGED, on and after Sunday, the 7\,h of January, 1849, to SIXTEEN PAGES, containing SIXTY-FOUR COLUMNS, of the same size and form as at present, without any extra charge. By its zeal in the cause of progress, and its stanch devotion to the interests of the people, the Dispatch has become a terror to the upholder of abuses, and a powerful auxiliary on behalf of the op- pressed, whose wrongs will always meet with sympathy and ex- posure. Encouraged by their success, and anxious to extend the sphere of their political influence and social utility, the proprietors have re- solved on the proposed enlargement of the Dispatch, which here- after will answer the purpose of four newspapers, and thus accom- modate four readers at one and the same time. The columns of the Dispatch will still continue to be enriched by the powerful contributions of "Publicola," Caustic," Cen- sorius," Eliza Cook, and other writers distinguished for their lite- rary. attainments, and whose opinions have ever advocated the cause of the people, in opposition to tyranny and injustice. It may also be observed, that the poor. man will always receive legal advice and assistance, as heretofore, from the Dispatch. A beautiful new type has been cast, on which the Dispatch will next, year be printed. An edition of the Dispatch is published at five o'clock every Saturday morning, for transmission by the first train and morning mails, so that persons residing in towns 250 miles from London may receive it the same evening. To prevent disappointment, orders should be given early to Mr. Richard Wood, 139, Fleet-street, London, to whom Post Office orders may be made payable, or to any of the newsvenders, in town and country. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that T. JONES and A. VAUG-HAN,'PUBLICANS and DEALERS IN CHINA WARP., late of M VESTEG, in this county, have DISSOLVED PARTNER- SHIP, and neither of tae above-named' parties will henceforth be | re ponsible for the liabilities of the other., linking. T HE FINE FAST-SAILING SHIP EMPIRE, 1,000 TONS BURTHEI*, JOHN FINLATER, Master, Now lying in the Bute Docks, Cardiff, will sail with the first Spring ships to QUEBEC, provided asntficient number of passen- gers offer. Persons intending to emigrate will find this a most: desirable opportunity, as the accommodations will be of a superior kind, such as are seldom offere(I at any of the outports. Application to be made to H. H. PARRY BROTHERS, and BROWN, CARDIFF; KNAPP, NEWPORT; or to the Commander on board, who will show the vessel, and give every other infor- mation. Cardiff, Decembet 29th, 1848. N Steam Communication between N EA TII and BRISTOL. THE FINE NEW IRON SCREW STEAMER, NEATH ABBEY, 60 Horsepower, JOHN WILLIAMS, COMMANDER, WILL take in goods on the Back on Tues- days and Fridays, and is intended to sail .as follows during the month of January, 1849, wind, weather, and water permitting, with liberty to tow. FROM NEATH. PROM BATHTJRST BASIN, BRISTOL. Monday, Jan. V 9J morn. Tuesday, Jan. 2 11 night. Thursday, 4 12V noon. Satiuday, 6 3 morn. Monday,* 8 5 11 iiiorii. Wednesday, „• 11 7 morn. Thursday, ,,11 7J morn. Saturday, 13 9 mora. Monday, J5 If) morn. Tuesday, 16 11 night. Thursday „ 18 13J noon. Saturday, „ 20 3 morn. Monday, 22 4 J morn. Wednesday, „ 21 6 morn. Thursday, 25 6|morn. Saturday, „ 27 8 morn. Monday, „ 29 9 morn. Tuesday, 30 10 night. 29 Passengers taken on board at Briton-ferry, if near the Rock- house, fifteen minutes after the advertised time of leaving Neath. PasseijgeFs fioni Neath landed at Clevedou, and from Bristol at the Mumbles (weather permitting), if required. FARES Best cabin, 7s. 6d.; second cabin, 4s.; children under. twelve year# of age, half fare. Horses, 12s. 6d. cattle, 7s. 6d. dogs, 2s. pigs, Is. 6d.; sheep, Is.; gigs, 12s.; phaetons, 15s.; carriages, 2%. Live stock shipped and landed at risk of the owner. Passengers from Neath to Briton-ferry, 6d. each, lauding included. No fees to steward or stewardess. Refreshments may be had on board at moderate charges. Agents—Thomas and Son, Back, Bristol; A. II.. Beckett, Nent,b. Decern, 1848. BRISTOL GENERAL STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY, OFFICE, QUAY, BRISTOL. j^HE following steam vessels are intended to I sail from Cumberland Basin, Bristol, to and from Waterford, Victory and Rose; TLiiby, Osprey and Phoenix; Milford, Pater, and 'Haverfordwest, Osprey; Carmarthen, Phoenix, calling at Tenbv—Torridge, calling at Ilfht. couibe Ilfi'iifiombe, Torridge; Swansea, County, Beresford, aud Bristol; Newport, Swift and Usk; Cardiff, Star and Prince of VYales its under-mentioned, during January, 1849 FROM BRISTOL TO rrt £ ? «" • • ,2 x "2 I "SB | January. | -fa -g- jgcjf | § f f a I a ijH | i -6 I O Monday." 1 9! am 10 am Tu"day 10 am 10! am 104 am loi am £ 11 amioi am 11 am Wednesday 3 12nooi>ll £ am Thursday 4 '-2 am 12$nor 1pm Friday 5 2 pm 5 2 I am 2 pm 2 pin Saturday <5 3 pm p. 31 am 3t pm 2J pm Monday. 8 §' £ -5 a«r*5i am Tuesday. 9 6} am 6 £ am Gi urn 6 am o 1 am 6 an: 6 am Wednesday IP *Ja 6J am 7 am Thmsday ll f. 74 am am 8 atn Friday 12 8 am £ S> S\ am 8 an: Si am Saturday 13 8J am 9 am 8J aim 9 am 14- Monday. 15 10 am 10 am Tuesday. 16 10J am am lO.j am eg (1 am 10J am 11 am Wednesday^' Hi am 11 Jam Thursday *18 1 am 12} pir, !2{pjn Friday 19 2 pm. 8 li am Ii pm I pm Saturday 20 3 pm 3 am 1 pm 2 pm Monday. 22 -3 7 am 5 am Tuesday 23. 6 am 6 am 6 am 6 am g 54 am Si am 5.$am Wednesdfiy^i c 5| am 6ud Thursday 7 am 6^am 7 am Friday 26 7 am • £ g 8 am 7 am Saturckty 278am 5 8 am n a1118 filL Monday ;i.y9 •g'S 9 an; 9 am :Tuesday 30 10 api 10 am i0 m 10 am JH '0 am 9i am 10 am Wednesday Si 10 am 10 jam FOR BRISTOL FROM -c g J £ £ 4 t -3 So January.. §5 g 3 | t | "S H S 2 is A o I a g. s « « » 0_ Monday. 1 8 am 8 am Tuesday.• 2 10 jlm & 11 am 9 am 9 am Wednesday 3 ••• Q■■■ 9i am 10 am Thursday 4 q-'g ih am l.l| am 1I.Jam Fiiday 5 2 pm I pm 10 pm St. 3 am 12noon 12non Saturday 6 4 am 4 am pm pm Monday. 8 is 34 pm 3f pm 96am _g g "7i am 3j pm 5 am Wednesday IP ••• ••• iztin am Thu sday' 11 §j.'l Stin f, ain, 6 am Friday 128am 9J pm 8 am 4 pm$^ 9 am fi am 1 am Satui-day 13 w 9 am 7 am 7 am J4 P-z Monday. 1.) 8 am 8 am Tlcsdåy.. 16 9 am. 8 11 am 9 am 9 am "Wednesdayl.7. 9 sj,u 91 nm Thursday. «■§. 1 am ll| am 11 am Friday. 1» 1 pm 1 pm 10 pm „ | 24 am 11.4 -ami 12non Saturday SJ am. 4 am lj pm 1J pre Mo-iday 22 Z.t. ■■■ 2§ pm 3 pm Tuesday. 23 6 am a g CJ am pm 5 pm Wednesday24 a 9 am 5 am Thur»>d.iy.25 t'rSi lb am 5 amfi' am Friday. 20 7 em Sam 2 am S3 & am «am 6. am Saturday 27 8 am 8 am Camfi.J am \Ionday .2' 7 "m 7 am ruesday 30 9 Sin • •; E- 10 am S-in I tT W edncsday3~ 8 am 8,1. am The Porridge, after landing her passengers at Ilfraconibe from ijjihtw], will proceed to Carxnarthen, and return from thence 011 The whole of the above vessels are fitted up for the convey- aliec of pussengers and goods.—Female stewards on beard. Ctii na es and I?orses shipped with care.-—Horses and carriages to be shipci'd two hoars before sailing. Particulars may be obtained by applying at the Bristol Steam Nu\ ig.ition Company's, Office, Quay, Bristol; where all goods, packages, parcels, &c., should, be addressed :-For Swansea and Cardiff, to W. B. Owen, Bull Wharf, RedclifF-street and Clare- street Hall,Marsh-street; and E. T. Turner, 12, Quay-street; and for. Ne-vport, to J. Jones, Rownham Wharf, Hotwells. rs.—Mr.. Joseph Morgain, Tenby; Mr. J. Rees, Have),- 1 s Mr. Palmer, Milford Mr. Bowen, Pater Mr. John N. Smart rad Mr. W. Fockett, Swansea; Mr. T. John and Mr. A. n, Cardiff;Mr. Mai tin, Ilfraermbe Mr. Thomas Baker. Lvnton Mr. Robert Stacey, Carmarthen ■ and Mr. R. Jones, Kewj^crt, Ialf3 hit lnrtinn, ml hq l'rinutr Cnutrnct. TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT, A LARGE QUANTITY OF PRINTING MATERIALS! suitable for book-work or job-work. It comprises various sorts of type, and all the materials for a small office. Also a DOUBLE CROWN ALBION PRINTING PRESS, very littltt worked. For particulars and price, apply to Mr. Mat. John, iron founder, George Town, Merthyr Tydfil. LLANELLY MONTHLY SALE. To Farmers, Horse, Cattle, and Pig Dealers, and others. J. DAVID ROBERTS, j,;i Auctioneer and Appraiser, Llanelly, T) EGS to announce, that a MONTHLY SALE will be Tjeld at [ j the MARKEX-PLACE, PARK-STREET,- on THUBSDAY, the Hth day of JANUARY- instant, and will be continued every month, fer the purpose of DISPOSING of HORSES, CARRIA&ES, HAR- NESS, CATTLE, PIGS, AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT S, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c;, BY PUBLIC AUCTION. Also, COWS with CALVES, and SHEEP. All persons desirous of availing themselves of the sale, by offer- ing for oompetition any of the above or similar articles, at re- quested to forward particulars of the same the day previous to the sale, to the auctioneer's clerk, Park-street, Llanelly, as all must be registered on the sale-book on that day. The sale to commence at ten o'clock. sir Further information may be obtained on application to th« auctioneer or his clerk. January 1st, 1849. GLAMORGANSHIRE. TO BE S Of. DRY AUCTION, BY MR. ROBERT EVANS, On SATURDAY, the 3rd day of FEBRUARY, 1849, at the EEAR INN, in the town of Bridgend, between the hours of two and four o'clock in the afternoon, subject to such conditions of sale a*, shall then be produced, all that VALUABLE FREEHOLD FARM AND LAKES, Called HEMSTAFF FARM; COMPRISING 147 acres, more or less, of rich pasture anft \J arable land, with a good house, barn, stables, and convenient outhouses, with their appurtenances, now in the occupation of Mr. William Evans, who holds the same under a lease granted by the late John Thomas, Esq., of Ynys-y-Plwlll, of which lease there are four years unexpired, at the rent of E114 per annum. The above premises are situate in the parishes of Pet erst one and St. Bride's-super-Ely, and within six miles of Cardiff, and eight of Cowbridge, four of Llantrissent, and one mile and a half of the South Wales Railway, and nearly adjoins the turnpike-road lead- ing to the said towns, and affords such an opportunity for invest- ment as rarely occurs in the locality. The tenant will show the land, and any further particulars may be had by applying at the office of Mr. R. EYANS, Auctioneer House and Land Agent, Bridgend. GLAMORGANSHIRE. To TIMBER MERCHANTS, RAILWAY CONTRACTORS AND .OTHERS, IMPORTANT SALE Of Prime Oak, Ash, and other Timber Trees, Upwards of ,3o years' growth, and a considerable quantit* 6 £ UNDERWOOD, adapted for pit timber. TO i) 55 U 1j 1J 17 V ¿"- XJT O S i. V By Mr. Robert Evans, On SATURDAY, the 3rd day of FEBRUARY, 1849, at the BEAR INS in the town of BRIDGEND, between the hours of two and four o'clock in the afternoon, subject to such conditions of sale as shall be then and there produced, in two lots, the following valuable TIMBER:— T OT I consists of 363 OAK TIMBER TREES; scribe marked i J 1 to 363 two ASH ditto, ditto 1 to 20.; one BEECH TREE marked 1; 193 small OAK TIMBER TREES, scribed X 213 OAK STORES aud 25 ASH ditto, scribed X and all the UNDERWOOD. This lot stands on Gellisernen farm, in the parish of Llan- trissent. LOT II consists of .56 OAK TIMBER TREES, scribe numbered 1 to 06 two BEECH ditto, dttto 1 to 2 5 ASH ditto 1 to 5 18 small OAK TIMBER TREES scribed X; and 21 double OAK STORES marked X. This lot stands on Glanmuchudd' and Wain Goch, in the said parish of Llantrissent. Mr. Evans respectfully begs to call the particular atterition"of purchasers to the above, as they are of such a description as is seldom met with, and are situate within a short distance of the tram road at Cummar, which leads to the Cardiff and Merthvr Canal, at Pontypridd and being contiguous to the. qouth Wa Railway, and also to extensive collieries, and is undoubtedly a.must s excellent opportunity for those who are about to purchase. The respective tenants will show the lots. Further particulars may be had at the office of the auctioneer,, Bridgend. VALUABLE AGENCY, MANSF.LL nnd CO., WHOLESALE TEA and COFFEE DLALERb, LONDON, who have already agents in almost every town and village in England, are desirous of ex- tending the same to Wnlps, The teas and coffees are packed in neat leaden eases, and very little trouble attending the sale. It would be a valuable addition to a light business, such as a chemist or confectioner. None but the most respectable persons will be appointed, who can give undeniable references. The list is fast-filli ig, but a few towns are vacant. Early applications are necessary, to MAUSELL and Co., 2f. Bucklersbury, London.