The Glamorgan Monmouth and Brecon Gazette and Merthyr Guardian

AGENTS FOR BRISTOL AXD HEREFORD. BRISTOL Mr. JOHN REES, 31, College Green HEREFORD: Mr. W.H. VALE, Bookseller, High St. LONDON AGS-NTS Messrs hVTON and On., Warwick Square. Mr. R. B A R.II;it, 33, Fleet treet. Mr. S. DEACON4 Colonial Coffee House, Walbror.k. Mr.G. ItEYNELi., 42, Chancery Lane, Fleet Street, Messrs. CLARKE and LEWIS, 1, Crown Cjurt, Thread- needle Street. MR. HAMMOND, 2?, Lombard street, MR. JOSEPH THOMAS, I, Finch Lane, Messrs. JUDGE and Co., Palace New Road, Westminster AND To all Postmasters and Clerks of the Roads. This Paper is refJulaTly filed at Peel's Coffee House. Fleet Street. TheCbapter Coffee House, St. Paul's. And at the Colonial Coffee House, Walbrook, London,

.NO. 168. ^STOL and NEWPORT STEAM PACKETS, wSbQ WILL, SAIL During the NEXT WEEK, AS FOLLOWS ^alcaL» PEb FROM brist°1" V ^ON1>AY morning *• rPESDAV 9 morning 'EDNI'.SDAY 7 morning "• b ^HURSt>AY 7$morning •» °RIDAY morning *• SATURDAY 84 morning tEa PROM NEWPORT. 9* ™ONDAY 9 morning l" £ Pesday 9.J morning .'WEDNESDAY 10i morning ••THURSDAY 11 morning *• Friday 7 morning 7J morning Q, After Cabin, 4s.—Fore-Cabin, 2». ^fen "ader 12 Years of Age, Half-price.—Dogs, Is p fc0*1 ^arr*a8e» 20s* > Two-Wheel ditto, 10s. » Carriage drawn by one Horse with one r'*C»hIn g"' *n<* R'der, After-Cabin, 7s ditto *>r,°Pr'etor9 the above Steam Packets p *No»e 'hat they will not he accountable for anv pr 'ugg»ge, nor will ihCy be answerable for any °°ked -t ?8e* or Parcel (if list or damaged) unless *•*<1 if alj-" er °' their Offices in Bristol or Newport; P*rri4ge Ve the value of 40s. entered at its value, and 1,1 Proportion paid for the same at the time of b Rownham-Wharf, Hotwells, and Rodney Wharf, Newport. p JOHN JONES, Agent. <*oTT/>OOL AND ABERGAVENNY.—Coaches Dailjr P,ace« and Newport. Dh^iAR ^ROm WORKS, through Abercarn, New- and N anlyglo.—A Coach Daily between M aot' Newport; arriving at Newport about and starting at 2 o'clock afternoon. —The Proprietor* of the above Steam 'Ht JJ, S to inform the Public, that in consequence of fillip ,e Steam Packet having been Sold, they are re- I ^0rlish e CAMBRIA to fill the Itation between Bristol, ea, *Qd Clevedon, and that she will commence 'n the Spring. • 1836. £ **U>IFF and BRISTOL, BTHtlS. ^cw anc' Swift Goin^ Steam JDWi\ Packet, NAUTILUS, 60 Horse Power, ,5583 JOHN ALLEN, Commander, ply during the Month of FEBRUARY", UU Passengers and Goods, as follows FROM CAIIDIFF. FEa ■ o'clock. Friday 6J morning '-Alttailay. 8 ditto Wednesday 9J ditto **•Friday 12 noon Monday Si evening j'Wednesday 5 ditto *™Friday 64 morning •« .Monday. • 7, ditto q •••• Wednesday 9 ditto •••Friday ••»•«••••«•■ H ditto 29 Moiday 2i evening. p FROM BRISTOL. 6. Saturday 6 morning Tuesday 7i ditto *• •••Thursday 9 ditto ^••Saturday 1*2 noon *6.Tuesday 9 morning '8.Thursday 10J ditto "^••Saturday 6 ditto Tuesday. 7 ditto ^••••Thursday 8j ditto "^•••.Saturday 11 ditto 1'1. IAltES After Cabin, 5s.-Fore Cabin, 3s. :ildren under Twelve Years of Age, Half-price. Dogs, Is. each. A peni* may on Board, on'modrrate terms. ) e,nale Steward attends the Ladies' Cabin. I?* 'r ee' Carriage, 21s. j Ditto, drawn by one horse, sCarriage, 10s.6d; Horses, 6s. each; ™'der. After Cabin, 9J. Fore Cabin, Ts. 6d t GOOds intended to be shipped per this Packet. lae!lte sent to the Packet Office, No. 12. Quay Street. .Y..e,he Y will be hauled to the Packet, at the Coin- or they will be taken in at the Cum sin Locks, by ROBBitT CHAPLIN, free of G °°d* forwarded to all parts of the Kingdom If without delay. to,*» t4c^r> Coit-bridge, and Bridqend.—Coaches to and ATf, P'ace Daily, aud also Spring Waggons. Caff ye' her dare, Merthyr, Cowbridge, Llantriuent, *1°^ Up p*"y.—Good, forwarded to these places in .ana' Boats and Waggons immediately on n eiS ordered by any particular conveyance. J ip Freight to be paid on delivery. tIrl, riuation may be obtained of M r R I C H A R D Ike et 1), Agent, St. Mary Street, Cardiff; and at I* 1 Office on the Wharf; Mr JOHN GRIFFITH .S. gen "0. 12, Quay Street, Bristol, and of •^°TLC BUCK, NO. 8, Fenchurch Street, London. 'le ^>roPr>elor8 °f above Si earn Packet l>>ey will not be accountable for any ^^aSc- Sor will they b'e answerable for aonL,cka^, or Parcel (if lost or damaged) I v'?*t<»l, either of their Offices in Cardiff or c .*k°ve the value of 40s., entered at its of 'n proportion paid for the same, at TO ORTSMEN, TRAVELLERS, and CAPTAINS of SHIPS. FJ P°TTED YARMOUTH BLOATERS, t.osl !1', ''erfRclio"- ,he incr,'asing demand > it is f preparation proves, beyond all <tt to tj.ar suPerior to anything of the kind ever yet «s e P'ic, for Sandwiches, Toast, Biscuits, e*ch aU exce"ent relish for Wine. In Pots 1 "I "warranted in all climates. *»rv this 0r £ ° unin,» rrttion 1 i,c fl avour of the herring is pre- '*UCv^ »re co re< not 'mProve<1 i t'le Pr'"ne parts of K* ',Utte'1Cenlra,e^ 'n a substanc<* about the consis- e'i»- 'n8 pu(r' 8n<? "'ay he used in the same way X*>e««w aUi> !nncat a"^ I,ols> a treat may **kin ,fU:onvenn^ w'tl»o"t the unpleasant smell and herri 'ell9es which attend the dressing and par- "8s in the ordinary way "— Watchman. V^»H,^0LLN,S TALLY-HO SAUCE, Ben* SlRaks, Chop*, C<itlets, Made Dishes, *C.Sui^^l|c«-' now')U^^r>ses• *s l',e r'c^e8t an<1 most erono- ^it lu g ,n use tj»nparting a zest, not otherwise u f*- oltles, s^^ind 4s. each, warranted iu all h*vc tr. t(, can ,e<l fcrede experto) Thorn's Tally ho \:11 iQgreall pronouncc il uisite. We know nothing «" 'ic(S fish* l'lat we 'eave 10 Sl|ch as are inure *( £ ,|>css of it^«Ce* l*'an wo are » ^ut "e ca" sPL-ak of ta, aPpeti,S avo,lI'» which, to our thinking, would »]| ^°lesa| 6 u"der the ribs of dratli."—Satirist. Warehouse, 223, High Holborn of "gtr.* a'l res,"1611, aniJ Druggists in London, and CAti U,e Unhed r Grocers, and Fish ,f>uHo IoN kingdom. ProPric,or5 being aware of several w* siirii* 0,nie Gf p" t,ial are dai,y offered to the public, ,l^0ht 4tllre » "tted Blo;neis begs them to observe it cTX- HORN, on the side of the pot, Ti ^Avirj MERTHYR TYDVIL, P,Hte<| R. G AN' Ci'e'nist and Druggist. ^l>-ho SaT.l°a,er\ in l",ts ,s- a"d 2s- e, »n boules/2s. uud 4s, each. e, &11 boules/2s. uud 4s, each. -jgU THE SCHOONER owzhmmawiZf, w. HUGHES, MASTER, Is now Loading, at COTTON'S WHARF, Tooley Street London, For Cardiff, Newport ,Mertltyr ,A bergavenny, Brecon, Monmouth, Pontypool, Cowbridge, Bridgend, and places adjacent, And will positively sail on WEDNESDAY, the 10th of FEBRUARY, 1836. For Freight, &c. apply to the Master, on Board Mr R. Burton.jun. Newport; AirThomas Richards, Abergavenny, Messrs Winstone, Prosser, and Co. Brecon; Mr Smith, the Wharfinger, London; or to Mr Fairclough, Agent to the Cardiff and London Shipping Company, at Cardiff. LONDON, JAN. 23, 1836. CARDIFF AN]) BRISTOL. Th« New aud beautiful Fast Going Steam Packet, WSW LADY CHARLOTTE, Two Engine, 10 Hon, Power Each, H. T. PARFITT, Commander, Will Ply daring February, with Passengers and Goods, ,IS follows;- FROM CARDIFF. „ Tn i. c n«^ Coach from Bridgend. Ftn' r*T,r-ii^DAV fi •• 2 B,ornin«' morhMig 21 morning. 6.ATUR1 A Y morning 3 £ morning. FROM BRiSToL. „ Mn„n,v Coach to Bridgend. FEB. 1.MONDAY. mornin 4 afternoon. ^••frTAY0^ ? H,"rni"e 2 after,loon- 5.FRIDAY 6^ morning 2 afternoon. FARES :-After C-bi a' 5s.-Fore Cabin, 3s. Children under 12 Yearl of Age, Half-price.-Dogs, Is each A Female Steward attend-i the Ladies' Cabin.-Re- freshnients may be had on Board on moderate Terms. Four-Wheel Carriage, 215.; Ditto drawn by One Horse, 15s.; I wo-Wheel Carr,3!r<!> ]0s 6d Hors^ gs- each Horse and Rider, After Cabin. 9,. Fore Cabin, 7«. 6d.; Cattle; sheep. Freighters are reqiie.%ted t(I order aU Goods intended for the LADY OHARLOI I h to be sent t. Clare Street Hall, Marsb Street, Bristol. Bridgend and Cowbridge.-A Fast Lieht Post Coach runs to and from the Lady Charlotte. Merthyr. Coaches to ,nd Uo^ Dail A Spring Waggon also for the conveyance of light goods. Newbridge, Aberdare. Merthyr. Cowbridge. Bridgend, Llantrissent. and Caerphilly ^forwardet) to these Places in Lock up CiOnal Buats and Wairaons immediately on arrival, unless ordered by any particular conveyance, in which case they will he deposited in the Steam Packet Warehouse till called for.—Freight to be paid on delivery. Goods. Packages, Pat-eels &c. &e. forwarded to all parts of the Kingdom without delay i when sent to either of their Steam Packet Offices in Cardiff or Bristol. NOTIC E.rh- Proprietors of the above Steam Packet give notice, that they will not be accountable for any Passenger s Luggage nor will they be answerable for any Goods, Packages, or Parcels, (if lost or damaged) un- less booked at either of their Offices at Cardiff or Bristol, if above the value of J2, unless entered at its value, and carriage, in proportion, paid for the same, at the time of booking. Any further information as to Freight. &c will be readily obtained by applying to the Agents. Mr Dotiovati. at the Packet Office, on the Wharf, Cardiff; or to Mr W. H. Land, 38, Prince's Street, Bristol. Jit M To Emigrants and Shippers The undersigned despatches Goods and Passengers ON THE MOST REASONABLE TERMS TO ALL PARTS OF THE WORLD. TO NEW TOK and other Ports in the United States three times monthly. TO THE BRITISH SETTLEMENTS IN NORTH AMERICA every fortnight duringthe season. TO THE EAST AND WEST INDIAS about every ten days. TO THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, Van Dieman's Land, and New South Wales, about every six weeks, &c. &c. Emigrants and Shippers may rely on the vessels em- ployed being of the hest descriptIon and fitted with every convenience conducive to comfort and safety. And as he aims at obtaining the good opinion and favourable report of every individual who f-ir»ploys him, heearnestly entreats Emigrants not to leave their IWIllCS, untIl they have se- cured their passages and received notle appointing a time for their arrival in Liverpool, as by this means their tickets of admission will beentrusted tocarefui attendants who will conduct them to their vessels and protect them from the impositions of those worthless characters who are in wait- ing at every landing place to entrap and deceive strangers. When the attendants, with the tickets of admission, are not in waiting, the Emigrants are recommended to hire a Car to bring the mselves and their luggage direct to the office, and above all to avoid taking advice or assistance from Strangers, otherwise in all probability they wi.1 be deceived and plundered. In aiming at obtaining acontinuanee of the preference which he has so long enjoyed, aud of preserving his Emi gration business on the most respectable and satisfactory footing, the undersigned, while he urges cOlllpliance with the above recommendation, craves reference to the follow- ing Testimonials, selected almost at random from several hundreds in his possession. TESTIMONIALS. From John Bennett, li>q, MM'" lor South Wiltshire. "Sir,—W^liiiiK 10 send to Van Di' man's Bill! some launlies I Applit'd to Lord H.iwick or Hit Colonial Office, wh.. referred me to you, liS the person most likely tll tran?ait the huMuess ou the most reasonable telln, alld ill a satisfactory manner. To E 'Ward Walkinshaw, l-'scj. From Messrs Chalmers and Guthrie, London. Mr Hav finder .^Secretary tor l1' Colonies) and Air Secre tary Elliot speak in the highest terms of the Inlegrity, industry, arrangmeots, and Intelligence of Mr Wnlkinstiaw. From Tho., Fred. Elliot, Secretary to His Majesty's Com- s lor Emigration. "Sir,—1 shall be happy u> bear testimony tc, I e ease and pre- cision with which all business tltw,,en ),,u aud theEoiigratioii t'oiniiiis.-ion lia> been transacted; and al80 as to i. e which you have been in seconding the wishes of Go'ernaient in promoting Eojinraiion to the Australian Colonies." To Edward Walkinshaw, Esq. From Lord Howick, sou of E.,|-j Grey aiI() ] (. iy one of the Secretaries of State for ,|ie Coto'ial Department. If>, Whiteha P :ice. Is' ■eiil. IS34. • S^i, II'iiv'eno hesitation i„ s,yina tha .mring 'he .me I nave been i'« ^Ol«>niul Oltice I iiave lormed the mo*' favour- a ,e opinion »l the m unier in which your busine » as a yliip- I)ecn OiiiiU ted >'t the time I Waa brnuahi into coinmuni'-ii1 ion with o* I w is actively e staged i„ el„|aV..„r t« afford f iiitii swtucli 'I not l"«" exist, to emigrants of the labouring tta-ite* desir. us of roeeed ng to the Au»tr lian Coloi ies, and I oua.nl> lOiiceivert that ihe aeeom,,li, nient of this object »vas inuinlv o« ing to v our active and able co-operation. l o E. Walki. sli iw.Esij *,t Fr %V-igl,i, Eq. D,.I.Iin t,, n') fo, tl:, very great attention you h.n e paid to j, llliv|ce jH ((lt, tri1ni.po. t st n ice a- I am, "I to conm atutate )(,u 0ll ,tl j„oi'aiice of >ou. »vhich iu hice-1 me to t,„irt. SQ .if)(1|. m| t.jltllat_ ter and ability, as to we: the nio»i Hatterinj. lestimonials of >011 in every respect, and trolll every quaitei .troin ihe Govermn'en• dowi.wards. '• To E. Wa'km.'haw Esq." From the Rev William Williams, of Cll stolv r^enyer per Henrv Lee, i„ Ne,v Y|)il! .Sir—M> sell and partv will ,lave leas,ire ,(i (mr tercouise with tin sett le mill ui w i i, Mll, | on, to o. r triemls to h.ir te^io.otiy "> the excel «ut quality o .l a. raiiKernents 01 your ships, and to th' great MtiOm s ami atten ion we have X peiienced at >om l-an. s. so that in point of eC"iiom\ ai d KU"il treat io n .Emtgran s from eveij ]Url „nh(. kingdom wi:i (V.i.l it tor their interest i'«mt it, Inakt, theil ^rr;tn.e- inenls with your ong-est blished and respectable hous,e. •'To Mr Wftlkmshaw. e Apply, vost paid, to EDWARD WALKINSHAW, Lethorland Alley, Pool Lane, Liverpool. As no letter wili be opened unless the postage has heon paid Emigrants are recommended to form themselves into parties in order that one letter may answer for many. No berth will bereserved till the Passage Aloney has been paid, and to prevent dieappointments are recommended to make their entjuycinentsQt least a fortnight bejove they sail. NEATH mUSEUM, AND BQHSBSlPW [F@lJil mU@@)fJ7lÆ.L1@J]1iJJ@ THE iJ MAID aeiiiMES. F'JPHE FIRST ANNUAL MEETING of this 1 Society is to be held in the TOWN HALL, at NEATH, on the Evening of the 2r.d of next Mouth, at Half-past Six o'Clock. EDWIN OCT. TREGELLES, Secretarg. Dated, Neath, 26th of 1st mo. (January), 1836. BRITISH AND AMERICAN INTERCOURSE COMPANY. Capital aC2,000,000, in Shares of 450. PATRONS. The Lord Lieut, of Ireland Marquis of Lansdowne Marquis of Tbomond Ear| Qf Donough more I Marquis of Conyngham Viscount Lortou I Earl O'Neill Lord Carberry Viscount De Vesci Lord Downes Lord Ilosmore. DIRECTORS. Grant Allan, jtin., 2, Great Peter Kirk, M.P. St. Helen s, London Colonel Leith Hay. M.P. Thomas Attwood. M.P. Hon. John O'Neill. M.P John Bagshaw, M P. John Pattersnn, Globe In- Edward Baynes, Post-office, siiraiice, Dublin „ D"bl1" Joshua Scholefield, M.P. N. Ue Lrommelm, Deputy Robert Simpson, SacKville Lieutenant, Down and Street, Dublin Antriin Colonel Vernon, M.P. John Davis, 2, Rumford Hon. Thomas Vesey, M P. Place, Liverpool Edward Warner, Rood Robert Gillman, Birchin Lane, London Lane, London Hon H. Westenra, M.P. Thomas Kent, 20, South, Robert Norton, Sackvi!le ampton Place, London Street, Dublin. With power to add to their number. SOLICITORS. H. J. Neild, 3, King Street, Cheapside. London. R. Hamilton and Co 3 Moore Lane, Dublin. BANKERS. The Bank of Ireland The Northern and Central The Piovincial Bank of Bank of England Ireland Messrs. Attwood, Birming- Messrs. Ladbroke and Co., ham Bank Buiuings ENGINEERS. John M'Neill, 2, Parliament Street, Westminster. William Baid, Dublin. THIS Company has been formed with a \iewto- KACl LI TATE THE CO VI .VI U NIC A ITON between this Country and America by means of Steanj. The Directors have already proceeded so far, in obtain- ing a Charter from the Crown, as to have got it signed by the Lord Lieutenant of Ireland. It has been, in the usual manner, transmitted to London for his Sign Manual, which will be affixed as soon as the Sub- scription List of the Company shall have been to a reasonable extent, completed. The most eligible Port on the west Coast of Ireland has been selected for a Steam Pa-ket Station, viz.- Birturbuy Bay, in the County of Galway, from whence it is proposed to carry a Rail Road in a direct line thrnnmh Alhlone to Dublin. The distance is only 110 miles, and the line of country presents unusual facilities for the formation of a Had Road, the country being level and containing abundance of IlIarerials necessary for the con- stuction of the work. The averjge inclination through- out the whole line is 1 in 672, and is obtained without great embankments or deep cuttings, and will be entirely free from Tunnels and Viaducts. The Directors have to announce that they have an offer of as much Land as will suffice for 20 miles of the Rail Road, the ground requisite for Wharfs, Docks, and Stores 100 acres of building ground on the margin of Birturbuy Bay, for ever, at a pepper corn rent. and likewise the unanimous approval of all the Landowners alon6, the line Proprietors of Five Shares will be eii,,itle(i to a Free. Passage in the Coinpaiiy's. Vessels between L verpool and Dublin; Proprietors of Fifteen Shares to a Free Passage on the Rail Itoad Proprietors of Thirty Shares to a Free Passage in the Company's Vessels between America and Birturbuy; and proprietors of Ten Shares will be entitled to a reduction of 10 per cent. on the cur- rent freights by the Steam Vessels, and the charges for the carriage of goods by the Kail Koad. ° Ten Thousand Shares have been reserved, by SDecial agrednent, for America. Subscribers will not be liable for more than a Depo- sit of.El per Share (which must he paid on the allocation of the Shares), until the Act of Parliament for construct- ing the Rail Road is obtained nor will they afterwards be responsible for more than the amount of their respec- tive Shares, which will be called for by instalments, not exceeding J5 per Share at any one time, and at intervals of not less than two months between each call. Prospectuses, fully derailin the plans and objects of the undertaking, may he had on application to the Bankers, Solicitors, and Engineers of the Company, in London and Dublin at the Office* ot the COwi)ally,"3i, New Broad Street, London, and 51, Lower Sackvi.le S'reet, Dublin; Messrs. Johnston and Co., Bush Lane; J. Bateman. 8, Old Church Street, Paddingion Thomas Cardwell, Manchester; and John Davis, 2, Uumford Place, Live,p.oi,-by all of whom applications for Shares. under seal, and endorsed British and American Intercourse Company," will be received. All Letters must be post paid. FRANKS'S SPECIFIC SOLUTION OF COPAIBA. and^ MOST \j™ TVRES^IRRITATION OF THE 0, L J/.VF ,LA/FROM Jost.I'H HENRY GREEN. Ji §gj. If /Ml Esq. P.K.S.oneof the Counci- Wp|J| llJ I/jfiy of the Royal College of Sors geons,Surgeon to St. Thomas'f Hospital, and Professor o, Surgery in King's College, London. "I have made trial of Mr FRANKS'S Solution of Copaiba, at St. Thomas's Hospital in a variety of cases of discharges in the male and female, and the results warrant my stating, lhat it is an efficacious remedy, and one which does not produce the usual unpleasant effects of Copaiba. (Signed) "JOSEPII HF.NRY GREEN. "46, Lincoln's Inn Fields, April 25, 1835." From BRANSBY COOPER, Esq. F. R S. Surgeon to Giiyls Hospital, and Lecturer on Anatomy, &e. &c. Mr BR A NSBY COOPER presents his compliment to Mr GEORGE FRANKS and has great pleasure in bearing testimony of the efficacy of his solution of Copaiba in Gonorrhoea, for which disease Mr COOPER has prescribed the Solution in ten (if twelve cases with perfect succ. ss. "New Street, Spring Gardens, April 13. 1835." From WII,LIANT HENTSCH, Esq. Honse Si.r,eo» to the Free Hospital. (Jrcv.lle Street, Halton Garden. "My dear Sii J have given your Medicine in very many cases ot Gonorrhoea and Gleets, some of which had been many months under other treatment, and can bear testimony to us great efficacy. 1 have found it to cure in a much shorter time, and with more benefit to the general health, than any other mode of frcalment. I know ot the generality of cases have been cu ed within a week f.om the cnmmerlCt.IIleill of tak- ,he MplHc,ne, and some 01 them less time than that. Have the goodness to send me another supply. dear Sir, yours, very truly. (Signed) •• WILLIAM HENTSCII. '• Greville Street, Hatton Garden, April 15, lb35." Prepared only by George Franks. Surgeon, 90. Biack- fnars Koad, and may be had of his agents, Barclay and Sons Fan mgdon Street, London j at the Medicaf Hall, '?4' J°«r,!aCp D,,blln of J. and K. Raimes, Leith Wdlk, Edinburgh; aiul <lf al, W|lo!psa|e and Retail Patent Mrdtc.ne Venders in the United Kingdom Sold in Bottles, at 2s. 9d. 45. 6d. and 11s. each. Duty included. AGENT FOR MKRTHYR TYDVII Mr DAVID MORGAN, Chymist .nS Druggist, High Street. CAUTION-To prevent imposition, the Honourable Commissioners of Stamps have directed the name of ••GEORGE FRANKS■> Blackjriars lioad," to be engraven on the Government Stamp. N B. Ihe Medical Profession, Hospitals and other Medical Charities, supplied as usual from the Proprietor, æJ@1rUJrIRlill&& JB1@UJTrnD Wo tie rt; AND MAY BE ENTERED VPOS IMMEDIATELY. COTTRELL is a desirable Family Residence, J delightfully situated on an eminence, with a Lawn in Front, and commands a most Extensive View of the surrounding County. The Mail passes by the Lodge Entrance, and is distant Seven J >ies "Jpoiir Card iff, and Five from Cowbridge. The Tenant may be accommodated with any portion of Land not exceediuoj 150 Acres. Stables, Coach House, Walled Garden, &c. attached, with useful Agricultural Buildings. Apply, (if by Letter, Post Paid.) to Mr William Whapham, Bonvilstone, near Cardiff, EXTENSIVE IRON WORKS, IN THE COUNTIES OF MONMOUTII è; BRECON. To be a&c=«etoitr, PURSUANT to an order of the High Court of Chancery, made in the case wherein the MOST NOBLE JOHN CRICHTON STUART, MARQUIS OF B^ n-, and others, are Plaintiffs, and Thomas Seaton Forman, and others, are Defendants, with the approba- 'l0"0/ l^e Right Honorable Robert Lord Henley, one of the Masters of the said Court. All that Extensive FREEHOLD and LEASEHOLD MWBJSAIL iphoipm&W, CALLED THE RUMNEY ESTATE, With tbe IRON WORKS and MACHINERY thereon, .situate in the Parishes of BEDWKLTV and LANGU- • in the Counties of MOMOUTII and BRECON, consisting in the whole, of about 1,779 Acres, whereof 1,108, or thereabouts, are Freehold, and the remainder Leasehold. The time and place of Sale will be advertised in due time, and printed particulars are in course of preparation. A VERY WALULBLE RlMM ilTOfl .Vor iprtbate Salf, SITUATE IN GLAMORGANSHIRE, Comprising a Territory extending over between Two and THREE THOUSAND ACRES, Containing COALS and OTHER MINERALS of the BEST QUALITY. j HE Returns from the Property at present are A SONIE THOUSANDS ANNUALLY, AND MAY. BE MADE ALMOST ANYTHING WHICH THE MOST SANGUINE CAN DESlilE. The Pnce de- manded for the whole Purchase does not amount to much more than the Surveyor's .eport of the valuto 01 the Coals alone existiug under a quarter part of the whole Propeity, and will prove, beyond all douut, one of the ve very best Investments which a large Capitalist can pos- sibly obtain. It is near Swansea, and in point of locality, as well as intrinsic value, will most certainly prove titirivalleti.-One half of the Purchase uionty may re- main on Mortgage of the Estate, at i4 per Cent. Principals may be furnished with particulars on appli- cation. bv Letter free of postage, addressed to JOHN Jam ks COWARD. Esq., L-insdo.\ne Crescent, Bath. GLAMORGANSHIRE. &o Scltr ijg Ungate Contract, IN TWO LOTS, IF DESIRED, A FREEHOLD FIELD called MEISYDD ISSA, containing ab.out Six Acres and a half, now in the occupation of Morgan, at the yearly Rent of £9, situated in the Angle formed hy the juuetion of two Roads, iinmediately v»wui £ u</j»a. -he VitJag. of Langan, Glamorganshire. Also, A FREEHOLD COTTAGE, Garden, Yard, Barn, and a Building used as a School Room, containing in all about a Quarter of an Acre of Land, situated in the same Village, now in the occupation of Margaret Jenkin, at the low yearly Rent of £5. Application to be made (if by Letter, post paid) to Mr William Llewellyn, Solicitor, Neath. J HEREBY most solemnly declare, and am willing to verify the same upon Owth, any day, that I never did say, nor think, that THOMAS HENRY and JOHN PHILLIPS, or either of them, Stole my Horse. I hereby further declare, that I never did, nor never had reason to, speak disrespectful of either of them. WILLIAM THOMAS. WITNESSES, GEORGE JONES, Sen. KDMUND HENRY, Sen. X Mark. GEORGE ADAMS. Witness to Edmund Henry's Mark GEORGE JONES, Juu. Ebhw Vale, January, 1836. effiiiroaiis. WHEREAS, many persons, both in London and throughout the Country, have announced for saile certain Spirits which they call Brandy, and to which they have attached the term" PATENT," without havinc any just or legal right or title so to do:-and, WHEREAS* the only Brandy in England which is secured by Patent Right, is that made by ourselves; and the illegal use of the term "Patent" by others, and the frequent substitu- tion of IIpurious and inferior articles for the Genuine Patent Brandy, tend grossly to deceive the Puhlic, and to raise prejudices highly injurious to our interest;- and finding that such fraudulent proceedings could not be sufficiently checked by the Caveats entered by us at the Patent Office, which conferred the right of Patent, and by virtue of which our Brandy was designated as BETTS* PATENT FRENCH DISTILLED BRANDY," we have been induced, f.,r the more effectual protection of the Public and ourselves, to take out his Majesty's Royal Letters Patent:-An(i We do hereby give Public Noticc, That all persons ",1.0 may sell any Brandy to which they shall, in any manner, apply the word I Patent,' the wo,d, Letters Patent,' or the words By the King's Patent,' or any words of the like kind, meaning, or im- port." the said Brandy not having been purchased from us," or for the sale of which they have not our license or onent in writing," will, WITHOUT FURTHER NOTICE, be proceeded against for the recovery of the Penalties thereby incurred. JOHN THOMAS BETTS & CO. FRENCH BRANDY DISTILLERY, 7Sinitlifield Bars, London. 23rd December, 1833. SOLD BY APPOINTMENT IN Abergavenny by George Cardiff bv E-hvards C: epstow — Bra ford and Newp"r'.Ang bv Morsan Yt*: C.m„tli,n Evan. Davis Pembroke -BarcUy — \Uke —Mortimer Llmidilo — Hughes •« B' co" Prosser T.irdrew Llan<lo,ery Rees w.1'"0t *;•« h 'n Warren Narneith. Griffith* Ponty, oel s — Williams Cardigan n.v:s — P.othe'O Swansea u the Ca,11; riall Car lift — DRees — Wdlmms Neatn — Heywanl "dice, John Cow..ridge.. — Li.-ter Newport, Aug— Clement P John Cow..ridge.. — Li.-ter Newport, Aug— Clement And in Merthyr Tydvil, at the Gazette and Guardian Office. and by all other respectable Medicine Venders throughout the Kingdom, and any Shop that has not them will obtain them if ordered, C. S. CHEDDON'S FAMED HERBAL TONIC PILLS, r HE continued and continual recommendation bestowed on C. S. CHEDDON'S PILLS by individuals I as well as the Faculty and the Public Press, has fully established them as the most esteemed and efficient Medicine in present use. For the cure of Scrofula, Scurvey, Leprosy. Scorbutic Affections, Eruptions, and Pimples on the Face Swellings or Ulceration in the neck, Sore Breasts, and all disorders attended with pain ful Swellings, or with Morbid and Irritating Eruptions of the Skin, Open IVounds, and Sores, as well as the most inveterate forms of Gout and Rheumatism. The extraordinary efficacy „f S. CHKUDON'S invaluable Pills have been repeatedly proved in the most inveterate oas. s of Scrotnla and Ciita„eo,ls Diseases, after m:uiy eminent Physicians and Surgeons ha.I pronounced t em incurable, aim after iii.m ioti> burxic.il Op, tulion3 ha(1 ^en ueifonned wit i,ui succes» and in nniiy instances after lite was despaired of Iy r. CHLDDON submits for Public Inspection the followitw Copies of Letters received by him, from eminent Physicians and Surutons Who are in tlie habit of ijreset it)il)g his PiUs"; also from individuals Nv:10 have ueiived relief and cure iri.m 1 his 1 estimable Medieine — « To Ma CHEDDON. "ToMrC Ct'eddon rn Manchester, Sept: 1ST. "Sin, Litc'.ifiel', sept 4, 1834. '• I ii ve had L leers tn niy ;t.gs flr m ,ry ye;irs. arisin. •' s.-me year? :ie.>, when travelling. I «'as tin own out of niv the Uoct'.rs s;ii from impurities I„MIV blood which tlieycou! gig aiul broke mv le" wuieii the Surgeon called a compound not remove, it is unnecessary f„r me ,o say h >w troublesome fracture,he attended me for ten months, wtiei, 1< oui.l scarcely an piiiiitnl these constant sores om j ha*l l>eeu atiended niuve 1 har then a lan/e wound on my sliin, w lull Comiuued by mam nt the most iiinu>,u Su-reons, hut no one tureii eversii.ee. I had auplied to nuuiWcrs ot the iaeulti without de- 111 hearing of v»nr x-lebr^ted Piiis, 'I took thein tor a sh, rt riviim beueht in Mav, 1S33, heard of your celebrated Pin., time w ith eonsideraule relief im bj. Cl,ntinui: K tliem for a which i was determined to try, aud am very Uiaiit-tul I d:d, for few « eel.s I was perfectly cured, indeed 1 mi h' say th.it your ia nine weeks 1 wa< perfectly cared,and remained so ever si. ce. I'ills did mo.e tor uie in one iu.;Hj ti.anail the Surteons who j jr to reuiain,your obedient servant, attended ine ever did. Your obedient servant, n >, T., AMBLIA IJKOUKES A voiinir Lidv in the neighbourhood of Gro-'vene.R Square '• M' '"form Mr. CI.eddo.. that he has w„s llllv afaictea with Scrofulous Sores upon he, feet a„d ''eiv t.eeii CHI ft boxes ..t Clied' on s Hema. • h wa, confined to her be.i "pwar-is of two r.o.ie 1*1 Is (a t.-r e» ei) otoei methcine bad failed) ot an Kmp- H*. i b ,|i 'durimr which time she as attended bv several t:on in ditte rent pars ot Ins bod^, which he had been tumbled (Je,lMtf „ien lU de.ivinff any relit f, wliens.be was induced to with for nianv }c.ir try U. S. Ch-ddoifs Fa,bed HerOal 'iontc Ptlls. and a'ter taking T m ri d j Leicester, August, 2j, f (1,. five of h > !arte siied boxes, was so restored to healt: To Mr Cheddoo.hat she could walk as well as bef-reher lib ess, and lias,thud j,v^, August J.), 18!1. the slightest return of the complaint, «vhtch is now about a ear In the year .»-•>. was taken ill with a very large swelling on the iyht sideol my neck. „l;(j u.,ls .,tlljnded b> manv Medi- x.i' Mr Cheddon. cal Gentlemen both in the c iintry and in London, but did not "Sin Coventry, Sept, 1, 1833. receive the least benefit., and suffered the most acute p .ins << | iK,.nI you will not consider me inlrudiu when I inform and my triune became much emaciated hearing of \oni cole- yOI, 0f ,|K. ironJ.-ttul cove jou. valuable I'ills have perfoimuil brated Pills I was induced to tal; them, and alte continuing upon me I caindit a severe old some years ago which settled ti e.ii about iwo m-u h» was r. siored to perfect health. ulV |el't a,m/an.l it oeca.ue so contracted that 1 could not I am, Sir, yours ie>p< cttulij '• THOMAS SN OWDON." open my hand, the Surgeon who attended me sat it was a Sero- Mr Lunn, a H orse dealer in Loudon, had been drea dully fulons Aflfeelion. and, as it was extremely pa in tin, advisea me afflicted with the "Out tor many \enrs had been under the t0 have it taken oti, wh ch was tne opinion of every one who care of n.'tnerous Medical 11 en, and had taken an endless variety g:lw j(> j was verv unwillingto -uomit to tile operation, and of medicine without deriving any benefit he was persuaded to W;1S recommended totry your Famed H. lbal Pills, which I took try Cheddon s i*aiueil Herbal Pills,and in a shoit time was regularlv for a short t itne, when I wasentirelv restoied toper entirely cured. feet health. "All., ar me lo subscribe myself with esteem' FROn DR THOMPSON, OF L EDS. Yours, faithfully, AI A i!y I'ORBLS.' "Snt, Leeds, Sept. 4, 1833. «'To Mr Cheddon, As you have asked me to try and ;;ive my opinion ef yonr Sta, Newmarket. Sept. 20, 1833. Pills, I will do so, ad at the same time return yon my most It gives me much pleasure to bear testimony to the eflicacy cordial thanks, for having discovered so trnly valuable a medi- of your Pills, they have lately cuted me ol a severe Disease in cine. As yon were kind euou ii to supply me w ith 1 irge quail- the Kidneys of very long standing, alter every other teniedy tities ot them, I have been able to preset ihe them verv exten- had failed, siv, ly in alt eases of Scridul i a»(1 Scotb itic Affections in Your obedient servant, (iout Rheumatism, anil onstinat* Affections of the Kidneys To Mr Cheddon. Amelia 1'bm roM.' and Kla.'dei and in every instance, tliey performed a cure in "Sin "Liverpool, se.)t inciedibly short period, alter every r.medy previ usly lried Allow met inform you "f the wonderful cure yo'ur Pi'lN r(-1 11"1 bes 10 re,n; "i«>» «f;ere.vryto^,errem<««y lo ,dr heddon. "Jonv IIUMP!,„N M. (>.>• So;i e veiirs ATRO 1 received a violent blow on niy riehl breast S"t• A|- ('rnt ln"<i' I83'i- "llkh *v-,s v,'rv l<,ech,'s "tl,l'r appiieati us were Having been suff. rmgalterna ely tmo, Oootii- d Khumatism applied without anv avail,my breast broke, and e .ery thine that or o.Miy year,, havnu five a,id six a l,cks in the year, f have was (lone to ltSeeined to make it worse; in ibis way I went on betn tin ci the care ot a host of the faculty, both in town and ,ur eai s witt, a sou. wnen, he^rint; of y our pjj.g ( c untry, without neriv.ng benetit. I was liuiuc- d to trv vour trial of them and was very toon perfectly cured. celeb.a cd IV1S om hs aeo, and have liad norettirn of mv "Yours "SOPHIA I'KASTJAI R comidaints Since that Iieiiod wh ch attribute t.. occasionally „ taking your vaiu., i.le.l'ii I-. "I am, Sir, with ^rrat resiiect, | T" Mr Che idon. h-id hw1,' «-1833' "To .v|r, Ohi'ddop KDWAitD Peon." Sainue! dice, ot Newport, hah ,), t a.l been afiheu d for a •• Miss K.leu G inni.s « her DeVth.nks t. Air Cheddon, Ver> '«"/« P^1 "<>d with an enlargement « tie Ulauds in the neck ami int Tiiss linn thar tixafcu PHis iwivo latelv curoil lu-r groin, a-d never derive;! Ine «.a. t e n»m any medicin«r of a bad breast (v, oL-e.l i,/he a c" ncer), after every other re- t-ok except Cheddon s Famed Herballoinc J'ill.,which medy had failed. entnely cured him in a short time. wp.i t Piianell. Northampton, Sept. 1833. SIR, Bond street, Feb. 10, IS34 '• Slit, •< L verLOOl. September. 19, 1833 t return you my sincere thanks for the tu,e yom medi< ine For a very I. n* perio i I ,o,d been suffeiinss from an errnp U.ue>> peifofmed upon me; I h»d bte ^t ff«rins trom severe ion iu my f(t, wh ch ull'in th-i V tei lliiniiit-d in^sor e.- ai)ti U;.fil il } 11,1 my l>ack. loins and tett side ,■ aild bar! (iccoirn- the Skill of eVt v me.lical eentlem.i'- who atunded mc heariua ""cl' ciated, apparently my whole tra e Was entirely yrorn of your ln.ule trnli oftliem, and ..m happy that 1 d d, f.r having been above.four^ech.wn to will, th, oies>,ng of Go,i they soon restored me to perfect j :1,1"' >« h.d.f, w hen I beg.,m t.a o itlii I louna ;;r "■ Mi.s LeiniaSmallwoo.'i is happy to inloimMi Chei.don that trouble myself with med'ei e, as they considered it pei fi-ctl v -he ha- been en irei, cured of a had breast, which she had u^ ess. You are at linertv to make What use you think proper been sntterina f ..m f,,r a u,ng period by taking a few boxes ol 01 this. „ j r(Tm^in your obedient servant, Ins Cele lated pilis." SiMUEL DAWSON." SOLD WHOLESALE AND RETAIL BY HANNAY & Co. 63, OXFORD-S 1'HEET, LONDON, Patent .Medicine Venders and Perfumers to the Royal Family, Bywholll Dealers in the Country are supplied, on th,, usual terms, or u,ey can obt;tin them from any other wholesale t-onse in any pan* of England, and where may alsi> be had GRAHAM'S TASTELESS APERIENT LOZENGES A safe, mild, and effet ive Aperient, unlike most Medicines, are agreeable to the pala e they are therefore strongly and confi- dently recummei ded, and are suitable for all a^es! GRAHAM'S TOOTH AND EAR-ACHE TINCTURE will prove a blessing to every one villa su l'ers fiom those agonizing pains, the T.,oth and Ear-Ache, paill in the Face, &e. it pi eserves the Teet h, and renders Tooth Draw iu. unnecessary, and will cure the most inveterate Tooth-Ache in a few seconds, let what may have been previously applied and failed. GRAHAM'S ANTI-BILIOUS APERIENT, or FAMILY PILLS A mild and efficacious Aperient they surpass every Medicine laid before the Public CARDIFF Merchant Searners Hospital Fund. RECEIPTS. 1835 Dec. 3i.t.-To Amount of Agonies collected in the year Is35, including balance of 1834 130 10 9 '< EXPENDITURE. Pensions lo 0 0 Temporary Allowances 7 1 0 Commission paid Wm. Pettigrew and R. J. Todd, as Collector aivd Secretary, for 1831 and 1835 IT 19 0 Expenditure, including charges under the new Act 5 1 9 Balance in favour of the Hospital Fund, 90 9 0 £130]0 9 Examined and Approved. CHAS. C. WILLIAMS, Chairman. RICHARD JONES TODD, Secretary. Cardiff, 25th Jan., 1836. TO FOUNDERS. WANTED, A GOOD SOBER STEADY HAND, to WORK A CUPOLA Apply at NewbriJge Works, near Cardiff. COURT OF SEWERS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that A GENE- RAL ADJOURNED COURT and SESSIONS of SRWKIJS, for the Levels of the Hundreds of Caldicot and Wentlooge, in the County of Monmouth, will be held at the HEATH COCK, in the Town of NEWPORT, in the said County, on THURSDAY, the Fourth day of FEBRUARY next, at Eleven of the Clock in the Fore- noon, wheii and where all Persons who shall find them- selves aggrieved by any Presentment made on them (at a Court holden on the Twenty-sixth day of November last), may then appear and enter their Traverse thereto, otherwise the same will stand confirmed. ALEXANDER JONES, Clerk. Usk, January 20th, 1836.

SHIP NEWS. CARDIFF. FOREIGN REPORTED INWARDS.—The Molly Moore, Henley, from Jersey, in ballast. FOREIGN ENTERED OUTWARDS.—The Devon, Morrish, for Viana. PORUGN CLEARED OUTWARDS The Astrea, Brock, for Lisbon, and the Jessie, Jennings, for Oporto, with iron. COASTERS INWARDS.—-The Helen, Butterfeel, from Plymouth, the Friends, Reid, the Gurnet' James, the Prudence, Pulsford, from Minehead, the Betsey, Perkins, from Watchet, and the Mary, Iloopcr, from Bristol, with irou ore the Taunton, Thomas, the Ann, Williams, and the Caerleon, Edwards, from Bridg-ewater, with bricks the Brompton, Wellinger, the Friends, Dawes, the Castle, Jones, the Lady Charlotte, (steamer) Parfitt from Bristol, the Robert, Clampit, from Newport, and the Mary Ann, Sievens, from Bridg-ewater, with sundries the William, Ti let, from Bristol, with timber, deals, &c.; .the Queen Adelaide, Evans, from Gloucester, with flour the Affiance, Sterry, from Gloucester, with fruit; the Nautilus, Stephens, from Bristol, with block tin the John and Mary Atin, Best, from Cork, with oats the Elizabeth, Fisher, from VVaterford, with flour, oats, bacon, &c.; the Elizabeth, Towell, from Bridgewater, with timber; the Jane, Davies, from Barry, with stones; :uid 30, vessels in ballast. COASTERS OUTWARDS.—The Ann, Ilogerson, for VVaterford, the Constitution, Brown, for Dublin, the Rowena, Mc Whirk, for Belfast, the Venus, GUlli- tord, for Bridgewater, and the William and Ann, Glasson, for Penzance, with iron and coal the Pegy, Noble, for Inverness, the Sarah, Twohig-, for Cork, the Mary, Lewis, the Gleaner, Griffin, for Gloucester, the Fanny, Pulsford, for Bristol, the William, Thomas, for Swansea, the Hannah, Airth, for Newport and Leith, the Hero, Thomas, for Preston, and the Robert, Clampit, for Newport, with iron the Mary Jones, Davies, for Newry, with iron and bark; the Amity, Rogers, and the Bute, Walters, for Bristol, with sundries; the Caroline, Stone, from Bristol, with iron and tiii aud 36 vessels with coals. The Providence, Way, master, bound from Cardiff, with iron to Oporto, was wrecked off St. Anne » Lisjht House, Milford, on Thursday the 21st, the crew saved, with the excepiion of one man, whose death was caused by the falling of the mast. NEWPORT. INWARDS.—The Charles, Howe, with barley and flower; the Industry, Waters, with wheat and malt; the Speculation, Geach, with iron stone; the Jane, Couch, with stone coal; the Britannia, Triplett, and the Hiram, Rowe with iron ore; the Don, Walch, the Charles, Jeffery, with flour and oats the Moderator, Johns,the George, Johns, the Bristol Packet, Tiver, the Carleon, Harwood, jun. the Tredegar, Harwood, the Swift, Richards, and the Mary, Parker, with sundries. OUTWARDS.—The Thistle, Trenaman, forOstend, the Henry, Bishop, for Havre de Grace, Le bon Pasteur, Picard, for Dunkirk, with iron; the Hope, Tasker, the Thomas and Ann, Duncan, the Erin, Morgan, the Pursuit, Clim, the Susan and Jane, Lodwig, the Cleveland, Williams, the Lydia, Haddock, the John M'Cann, Sanders, the Jane, Hosearon, the As'ria, Hutton, the Robert, Clam- pitt, the Hope, Webborn, the John and Edward, Melhuish, the Ant, Morgan, the Wye, Fleet, the Dennis Carthy, Connor, the Fame, Lowther, the Blossom, Simpson, the Moderator, Johits, the George, Johns, the Bristol Packet, Tiver, the Tredegar, Harwood, the Caerleon, Harwood, jun. the Swift, Richards, and the Mary, Parker, with sundries and 140 vessels with coal. SWANSEA. ARRIVALS.—The Brothers, Phillips, the Ebenezer, Jones, from Bridgewater, the Rosamond and Jane, Syinonds, from Padstow, the Glamorgan, (steamer) Barrett, from Bristol, the Belinda, Jones, from Gloucester, the Mountaineer, Edwards, from Liver- pool, and the Stevenstone, Tatam, from Bideford with sundries the Union, Edwards, from Bridge- water, with bricks; the William, Thomas, from Cardiff, with iron the Devonshire, Lowther, from VVaterford, with flour; the Elizabeth and Mary, Stevens, from Newport, with coals; the Dart, Hill, and the Ann, Attwood, from Plymouth, with lime- stones I-C) with copper ore, and 10 in ballast. LLANELLY. ARRIVALS.—Tiie Eleanor Grace, Roberts, the Ann, Samuel, the Mary, Williams, the John, Noel, the Pilot, Griffiths, the John and Mary, Sham- brook, and the Sarah and Ann, Rhydderch, from St. Ives, the St. Austele Packet, Kindell, the Honour, Hudy, and the Emerald, Climo, from Fowey, the Susan, Williams, Edina, Evans, and the Agenoria Samuel, from Truro, all with copper ore; the Paragon, .Goodchild, from Quebec, with timber; the Lamb, Stephens, from Neath, with bricks the Emily, Ball, from Bristol, with sundries; L'Lliza, Briant, from Binic, with clover-seed; the Ann, Bentley, from Barnstaple, the Waft, Lloyd, from Tenby, and the Joseph, Williams, from Mil- ford, in ballast. MILFORD. ARRIVED.—The Dispatch, Jones, from Glo'ster for Dublin; the Providence, English, from Newport for Wexford the Ocean, Owens, from Cardiff for DuHdalk the Victory, Davis, from Bristol for Lan- caster the Amity, Rossiter, from Swansea for Dai-ttiioutli the Friendship, Lloyd, from Cork for Milford the Friendship, Strugnall, from Burry for Cork; the Linten, Gihuore, from Liverpool for Bombay.

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.> DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT THING, HERTS 40- Last week intelligence was received by the Sun Fire-office, in which the property is partly insured, and likewise by Messrs. David Evans and Co. silk-mercers in Cheapside, to whom the pro- perty belongs, that a most destructive fire had broken out on the previous afternoon, between 1 and 2 o'clock, at the extensive silk-mills ofMessrs Evans and Co. in the immediate vicinity of the town of Tring. From the accounts which have reached the quarters before named, the following general out- line of the dreadful calamity is obtained. The milis are of vast extent, and raised to a height of five stories, and at the time of the accident, trade being very brisk, as many as 800 workpeople, of whom a large proportion were young girls, were kept in constant employ. At noon, as usual, the workers i left to get their dinner; all was then apparently safe, as also on their return and resumption of their work at 1 o'clock. About half-past 1 o'clock the housekeeper, who occupies a cottage adjacent to the mill, on going outside her door, saw a thick nmoke rising from an upper story of the factory. An alarm was instantly given, but before any means could be taken to ascertain the nature of the danger, flames burst forth, and spread with great rapidity along the fourth floor of the mill, and thence to the floor above. Expressess were instantly sent off to Ayles- bury, from whence two large engines were sent and two others were brought from the town of Tring* Lady Bridgewater and Mr Hay, who are residents in the neighbourhood, and have each a private engine, likewise promptly sent them to the spot, and the inhabitants for miles round showed the most commendable disposition to render every assistance in their power. There was, fortunately, an ample supply of water from an adjacent poud, or rather small lake, of about 12 acres, whence a pow- erful and well-directed stream was kept constantly playing on the fire, which was eventnully got under after having destroyed ihe whole of the two upper- most floors, and materially damaged the one next below. Mr David Evans had left London that very morning on a visit to his silk-factory, and on reach- ing Berkhamstead, on his way down, about 3 o'clock in the afternoon, had the mortification to learn, as the common talk of the place, that his valuable and well- known factory, distant about 8 miles, was then in flames. He hurried on to Tring, where he arrived in time to witness the melancholy confirmation of the rumeur. The flames were then blazing- most fiercely. The fire, according to the accounts as yet obtained, is believed to be purely accideiiial. It is said that a workman had occasion to go up shortly before dinner-time to a dark aparlment on the fourth floor, and that he took with him a lighted candle and as the fire is known to have broken out in this part of the building, it is supposed that by some carelessness or accident ifre was then set to a pait of the loose matenals therelll. A surveyor was yester- day sent down by the Sun-office to make full inqui- ries into the extent and cause of the calamity. The property is insured in the Sun, the Protector, and other offices, altogether to the amount of ^14,900 which, it is believed, w'itt amply cover the loss to the proprietors but still the calamily to tbe popu- lation of Tring and the neighbourhood, which .a¡.y depends on these works, is likely to prove most distressing, for it is not expected that the full business of the mill can be brought into operation for three months to come, and in the meanwhile the spring demand will have been furnished from other quarters.

On Sunday afternoon, a well-known orator, who is rendering himself notorious in his advocacy of Radicalism, and an unstamped press, delivered a lec- ture to prove that there is no state of future rewards and punishments,-Standard. On the first meeting of a Bench of Magistrates in this county, after the Poor Law Amenornent Hit had receired the Royal Assent, twoyounjr unmarried women made their appearance therrat for the pur- pose of declaring the fathers of their unborn infaiits, when the usual papers were made out by the clerk for appreheudiug the reputed papas but, 10' ore of the Magistrates, an M.P., just arrived from London, having knowledge that the Royal Assent had been given to the Act, the women were, accordingly, in- formed that they must themselves keep their iiifktns when unborn. One of the women immediately replied that "it was a rascally Act of Parliament and that at least nine months' notice oug-ht to have been given before it passed," and went out of the room muttering something about ''such ungentic- manly conduct would not have been practised bv their sex.Bi-ighton Gazette. FEMALE SAILORS.—A correspondent 'vrifes us —"Having seen lately in the'public papers an account of a female sailor serving on board a man- of-war, it may be interesting to your readers to earn that three females served end fought or. board the Victory, in Lord Rodney's engagement with ths 1, rench they were discovered after the battle to be females, and were sent on shore at Lisbon; where they were clothed at the expense of the British factory there, to which Mr Turner, formerly of this city, was then the tree surer; a collection was made for them,which amounted to about 25 moidores. They were afterwards sent to Falmouth by one of the packets, and brought to their homes in this city. They belonged to the parish of St. Edmund- on-the-Bridge one of them was blind of an eye, a very stout lusty woman; the others were short, but stout. They had served at tile glitis most valiantly during the whole of the engagement, and had not received any injury."—Western Lumi:iury. k AN UNLUCKY MISTAKE.—On Sunday morning last, during Divine service, the respectable congre- gation of the new church at New Mills, Derby- shire, were for a time thrown into a state of consternation, by an announcement which was made by the worthy clerk, with all the solemnity befitting such melancholy intelligence, before he gave out the hyuin, and which was couched in these terms :—" 1 have just received a postscript, announcing the death oj our much injured and beloved Queen, who departed this life last night at ten o'clock-let us sinj to the praise, &c." Such melancholy and unexpected news, of course, pro- duced an "uncommon sensation," and great was the amazement of the worthy villagers at the rapidity with which the information had travelled to reach that remote part of the country in such a very short time. At the conclusion Of tile service, the clerk was besieged by anxious inquiries as to the author of this melancholy postscript, and by the assistance of Mr Wood, the organist, the mys- tery was at length solved to the joy and satisfac- tion of all parties. It appeared that Mr ood, being desirous of changing the hymn originally- intended to be sung, for another which ha con- sidered more appropriate or more convenient, to prevent confusion he wrote a note to that effect to the clerk. In the hurry he tore a slip of paper from an old letter which he had in his pocket, and wrote on the blank side of it, without examining the contents of the other side. Lnlortunately this scrap of paper was part of an old letter which an- nounced the death of the late Queen Caroline, and the clerk, without looking at the information which it was specially intended to convey to him, supposed that the news was sent to be eoramtrn' cated to the congregation.—Manchester Courier. All who value their Hialih, and roe mi- occa- sionally, a safe and efficacious well to take SYDENHAM'S APERlFVF AXTr BILIOUS PILLS, a medicine of lo tM M I a reputation, and adapted to both sexes. Thly speed- and other organs snh pr C0"^ltl0U tlie livei, healthy secretions • b'eivlent to digestion promote frnm c'eailse the stomach and bowe's s accurnulations, and the blood from all 1 ICS> and, being a vegetable preparation, they q ire no confinement or alteration of diet.— Slay e purcnased in boxes, at Is. lid., 2s. 9<i,, 4s. Gd., lis., at J. Rees', 31, College Green, Bristol, and at most of the respectable Chemists, Stationers, and Dealers in Pateut Medicines in the United Kingdom.