The Glamorgan Monmouth and Brecon Gazette and Merthyr Guardian

BUTE DOCKS, CARDIFF. TAND, CONTIGUOIS to these DOCKS, for BUILDING HOrShS, SHOPS, and other Erec- ti"ns. rn.,v now he had ou Lease. For terms and other particulars apply to Mr G. S. rlt'awq,wn Stirvv,r. CarditT t'or QUEBEC from CARDIFF. The fine new Barque MARQUIS OF BUTE, 900 Tons Burthen. JAJlES FRAZER Master, ftte"ds SA 1 ILING from CARDIFF, the 1st day of PRI r lIext. I his fine Vessel ha* excellent accommodation for •singers, and going out in Ballast trim will be sure of a speetiy Voyage. For Freight or Passage appl v to M r T). Davis, Hirwain B. Morgan, Merthyr; Mr i. Brown, or to Messrs W. »tson and Co., Cardiff. CARDIFF and BRISTOL STEAM PACKETS NAUTILUS, JOHN ALLEN, Commander. LADY CHARLOTTE, HENRY JEFFERY. Commander, ARK INTENDED TO SAIL During the NF.XT WEEK, a* follow*. (From the Bute Ship Dock, J FltOM CARDIFF Mar. 8.. Monday Nautil its 6 morning 0.. Tuesday .I.adv Charlotte ft morning 10.. Wednesday.Nautilus 6 morning I I.. Thursday .Lady Charlotte 7 morning 12.. Friday Nautilus 7 mirnini; 13.. Saturday .f.adv Charlotte n morning FROM BRISTOL. Mar. R.. Monday Lady Charlotte fi morning 9.. Tuesday .Nautilus. 6 morning 10.. Wednesday f. adv Charlotte 7 morning 1\ Thursday Nautilus. 7 morning 12.. Friday La dv Charlotte 7 morning j 13.. Saturday Nautilus. 7 mortling Carriages and Horses must he along-side an hour and *half previous to the time of Sailing, otherwise they c*t>not be Shipped, in consequence of Locking through I 'he New Docks. the New Docks. PARKS:—AflerOabin. Cabin."s. Children tinder 12 Years of Age, Half-price.— Do^s, Is ea,ril. 5 t Female Steward attends on Board both Packets. Kefreth ments may be had on Board, on ino(terate term. F«»nf.\v|lec| Carriage, I. T<vo-\Vheel Carriage. 10s C'd.; H,)r%e,.4. fi4. eacii !for-e. and Rider. After Cahin s., Fore Cabin, 74. 6,1. Cattle, ()s. Sheep, 1. 6d heae Fares include every expense. 5^* Not accountable for any without Shipping Notes. Freighter* arc requested to order all Goods intended for lie NAUTILUS to be sent to Vo. 12, Quay Street, or tn no""rt Ch"plill. Cllrnhl'tlallrt R""in Loch; and for tho I.OY CHVM.OTTH, to Clare Street lIall, Marsh Street. Bristol. Goods will be hauled from the Warehouses to the "•ckets. at the expense of the Com!):inies. t Merthyr. XeirbritUfe. Aberdare. Cowhriilge. ttridyeutt, LJuntriitenf .and Caerphilly.—Goods forwariloil to these Pla.es in Spring Waggons and Lock-up Canal Roal< im •nediately on arrival. unless ordered bv any panicul". conveyance, in which case they will be deposited in the glea,n Packet Warehouse till called for.-Freiglit to be pai,i on delivery. Goods, Package*, forwarded to al!t,-tr-q 01 the Kingdom witlioti- delay. when <en t to cither of t her Stealll Packet Offices in Cardiff or Bristol. Further information as to Freight, &e. will he *Va,ly obtained by applying to the Agents, M- j "odinan, Agent, at the Packet Office on the j « ^'•"liff; or to Mr John Griffith Jones. Agen'. 12, Quay Street. Bristol, for the NAU TILUS Par. I "'id of Mr Donovan, at the Packet Office, on tlu »liarf. Cardiff; or to Mr W. B.Owen. 20, \von Cres. «eoi. HotwelU. Bristol, for the LADY CHARLOTTE Packet. ..NoTICE.-The Proprietors of the above Steam Packets Notice, that they will not be accountable for any Pueeuger's Luggage, nor will they he answerable foi Olly Goods. Packages, or Parcels (if lost or damaged y Fire, Leakage or otherwise) unless Booked at either their Offices at Cardiff or Rristo!. if above the value tOs.. unless entered at its value, and Carriage in pro- portion paid for the same, at the time of Booking.— ,°°ds consigned to order, or not taken away before Six •clock in the evenina of the day of landing. wil: be w#rehoused at the risk and expense of the consignee* All onds to he considered as liens, not ouly for freight charges due thereon, but also for all previously un- ■f'ufied Fre ight and Charges due by consignees to the r°prietors of the said Packets. Disputed weighu measurement, claims for loss or damage. &c.. cannot • allowed, utiles a written notice of the same be sent t<> e Office on the day of deli very. ..taunta. Life isaurance Company. No. I, PRIVCF/S STRKRT. BWK, LONDON. CAPITAL ONR MILLION. Streetovg. Willi. Bardgett, Vdq f Robert Rjjlinton, Esq. uinu,e' Revington, Ks<j Krasmus Roht. Foster, Esq, m. Fechney^Blaek. Ksq Alex. Robert Irvine, Esq. J'10 Brightman, Ksq Peter Morrison, Ksq. .'f"T'5c Cohen, Ksq William Shantl, Jon., F,sq, J I ^ove'i,ry. Esq Henry Lewis Smale, Esq °hn Drewett, Ksq Thomas Tweed, Ksq. i ftetotcal Officers. John Sims, M.I).— Kbenezer Smith. Esq., Surgeon. Solicitor* William Bevan, Esq., Old Jewry. ADVANTAGES OF THIS INSTITUTION. most economical set of Tables composed expressly "r the use of this Institution, from authentic and com- plete data. J,lcreasing rates of Premium on a new and remark- pl»n,f.)r securing loans or debts; a less imme- *te payment being required on a policy for the whole °f'ife than in any other office. Board of Directors in attendance daily at Two "clock. pA?c °f the Assured in every case admitted in the j claim! payable within one month after proof of •eat),. • Medical attendants remunerated in all cases for the ♦ports. lre,mium per Cent per Annum payable durin j First Second Thiru Fourth Iternain- kge. Five Five Five Five der of Years. Years. Years. Years. Life. £ d. £ t. d £ d. £ s d £ i. d. IV 1 I I 5 10 I 10 11 1 16 9 2 3 8 T? 1 6 4 1 1-2 2 I 19 1 2 7 4 2 17 f> I Z? j 1 16 1 2 4 4 -2 14 6 3 7 5 4 3 4 j | 2^ 1G 7 3 9 44 5 55 6 36 13 7 PETER MOKRISON, Ksq., | Hetident Director, London. AGENTS. R T IV)r A. r-. Jetikiiiq. *rk»kg ar IRON WORKS — W. F. Ireland. — W. D llorwood, Bank. i. EnTltylC TVD\'Il. \alterTh6mpS()(). n(lnk, <».NT V POOL, —Stephen Vernon, Bank Us^PSTovv, —J. L. Baldwyn, Solictor. ^HCavennv —J. Hiley Morgan.Stationer OUTII. W. Jenkins, Stationer. JRPFICACY of VVRAY'S BALSAMIC PILLS Letter from Professor Dewii V usT. St. John's British Hospital, 16, Cross Street, «< liatton Garden- to ;uj dear Sir;—In cotnpliaiuse ivitli your request I lieu- (wh, \,T"' y«» that I have employed your 4 Balsamic Pills' VecuT "hberailv presented to this charity) in treating •t»sii('ar u,a^'cs aift'eting some of the patients of thi> piibli"1'0"! I have row tlie pleasure ot' bearing *>ladd te*tini<'ny to tluir great efficacy in deceases of th> yrem er anc^ tiritiarv orgiiiss. They f.ave al o proved or albV'Ce sevcra' obstinate cases of leucoirliaea, m I have the honotir to be, my dear Sir, •' Yours faithfully, HENRY WILLIAM DKWHUKST, Resident Surgeon, Professor of «« l*1?* Astronomy, Anatomy, &c. | U' °- E^ 1$, Hoib9t» m» "t L- LAW. WANTED, a YOUNG MAN as a COPY- ING and INGROSSINO CLERK. Apply to Mr T. Gal,b, Solicitor, Abergavenny. (DO HEREBY GIV E NOTICE, That I SHALL t NOT HE ANSWERABLE for any DEBTS con. \:a.ctl'd hy mv Wife. MARY WM'KIIS, W F L I, WATERS. Dated this 3d of March,_18H. NOT I C E. I.l. PERSONS having CLAIMS upon tlm Estate V „f the late DAVID THOMAS, of the WHITE HART. DOWLAIS, are requested to send in their Accounts to the Office of Mr Geo Overton, Solicitor, Mrrthyr. in order that they may he examined and settled and all Persons indebted to the said Estate are requested to pay the same immediately. Merthyr Tydvil Savings Bank. jVTOTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the BUS1- 1 » NloSS of the above BANK is SUSPENDED till WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of MARCH next, and all Persons having claims are requested to bring in their Deposit Books or Papers, to me, the undersigned, before the 14tli day of the said month of March, in order that the same may be examined and allowed. EDWARD MORGAN. February 18th, 1841, Actuary, pro tern. t3ritigrnb guntpifte Trufst. VTOTICE IS HEREBY niVEN, that the 1. ANNl'AL GENERAL MEETING of the THUS- TRESof th BRIDGEND DISTRICT will be held at the WYNDHAM ARMS llitIDGVNI), n the County of N. on Saturday, the Twen- tieth day of I A" Cft next. at Twelve o'clock at Noon, in pursuance of an Act passed in the Tliird and- Fourth years of the teign of his late Majesty King William the Fourth, i-ititiili,d. An Act requiring the Annual Statements of Trustees or Commissioners of Turnpik lloa is, to be trans nitted to the Secretary of State, and afterwards laid before P.ir iainent. WILLIAM MORGAN, Clerk to the Trus'ees. B.idgeml, 20ih February, 1841. Dreconøljíre QrurttPHu ruøt. I OTICF, IS HEREBY GIVEN, that tl. GE- l. NEIUL ANNUAl. MEETING, of the T I'S- TEKS of this Trust for the puipose of Audi'itig the Accounts, and to receive a HepHt of the state of the Roads under this 'Trust, WILL BE HOLD EN at the SHIRE H ILL, in BRECON, on WEDNESDAY, the Tenth day of MARCH, 1841. at Noon. Dared this Tenth day of February, 1841. EDWARD WILLIAMS, Clerk to the Trustees, M K R T II Y R NEW CHURCH. TO ARCHITECTS. rI^IIE COMMITTEE of tlio above Chort-li i REQUEST that all ARCHITECTS who may feel disposed to undertake the erection of the said Church do send in PLANS, SPECIFICATIONS, and ESTIMATES, on or betore the Twenty Fifth day of MARCH next The building mllst he large enough to accommodate one thousand persons, including a front Gallery, which must accommodate three hundred children, with room for th" erection of an Organ, and leaving room for Side Galleries Sufficient room must he left in each pew to allow the congregation to kneel, and means must be provided for that purpose, and in other respscts the Architect must be guided in giving in his Plans by the regulations of the Church Ruilding Society, The whole Church will he regularly pewed, with the exception of the sittings in the gallery for the children. Further particulars may be learned on application to the Secretary, the Rev. Thomas Williams. Merlinr Tydvil. THOMAS WILLIAMS, Metthyr Tydvil, Feb 26, 1841. Secretary. TREDEGAR ARMS INN, TREDEGA R, M JNMOUTHSHIRE. Mrs MARY THOMAS BEGS leave lo inform hor Friends that she has fhed hor PUBLIC DINNER For WEDNESDVY, the 17th of MARCH, 1841. when the favour of their Company will be greatly esteemeC. Dinner Ticket One Sovereign. Every Gentleman who intends dining is requested to supply himself with a Ticket previous to the day, in order that provision may be made accordingly. Tickets may be had at the Tredegar Arms.Tredegar, and at the Bush Inn. Merthyr Tydvil Samuel HOMFUAY, Esq High Sheriff, Chairman. THOS JONES Piiii.i,ii,s Esq., Under Sheriff, Vice. N.B. Dinner on the Tahle at Five o'clock. The Bristol Newspaper Press. I^HE attention of Advertisers, and of the Puhlie in general, is particularly requested to the fol- lowing Extracts from the" Parlimentary litturiis," i,ist published. NUMBER OF STAMPS ISSUED TO THE BRISTOL (SATURDAY) PAPERS, For the Year 1840, From Jun. lvt. to Dec. 31 st inclusive. Mf.bcury. MIRROR. JOURNAL. TIMES. 108 000 111,000 64,000 42,000 Majority of the Mercury on the Year Over the Mirror 57,000 The Journal 101,000 The rimes 1'26,000 The MERCUBY HAS BY FAR THE LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE WEST OF ENGLAND, the average h<-in<r upwards of THREE THOUS\ND FIVE HUNDRED per wpi-k. For the lastyear (with the exception of 7000 only on the whole period), its supplies of Stamps equalled he combined numbers of Th$ and The Journal, while they EXCEEDED by no less than 13,000, the COMBINED NUMBERS of The Journal. Times, and Standard- ír:7- The superiority of The Mercury is shown on the ENTIRE SERIES of Parliamentary Returns. Office, 35 BROAD STREKT. Bristol. AN EXCELLENT FAMILY MEDICINE FOR INDIGESTION, BILIOUS AND LIVER COM PLAINTS, &e. &e. IN every in*tgnce where a fair trial has been made, NORTON'S CAMOMILE PILLS have invariably given satisfaction, aft'ording permanent relief in all cases of Indigestion, and a speody cure for licad Ache, Bilious and Liver Complaints, Heartburn and Acidity of the Stomach Depressed Spirits, Disturbed Sleep, Violent Palpitations, Spasms. General Debility, Costivencss. &c. They are mild in their operation, safe tindfir iiny eiretiiiistancer, an I thousands of persons can now bear testjujojjv to the benefits to be drrived from ti,eir is, Sold in Bottles, jjr Is Ijd, 2s £ d, and lis each, in every Town in the Kingduta. CA VTION.-lic sure to ask for -1 Norton's Piiia, and do not be persuaded to purchase an Imitation. WORMS DKSTROYKD. |J EDIpJNE never witnessed a more important 1" Discovery thai) in PRITCHETI'S VEGETA-I RLE VERMIFUGE, a licti;e(ly that, contrary to a 11 others, neither purges, vomits, nor othcrwjsp afh'Cts the constitution j requires no confinement, has neither taste nor smell, and is so harmless that it may be taken by an infant of an hour old yet never, in one instance, failed des- i-ovitig Gllery worm in the body. of which ample and IllI(lollhld tellímoniøi ¡¡.re Iven with it. It ii like actual discovery of a medical pyaptioner of eminence, who may be reailily referred to, and who a Icit)tily as- serts it contains not a particle of calomel, scammnny, gamboge, or other drastic article. PIUTCHETT's VEGETABLE VERMIFUGE, is pre- pared by BARCLAY and SONS. No. 95, Farringdon Street, (late I). I'ritciicui}; giid sold iu large packets, price 2s. 9d. sufficient for a grown perjijn, or three small children; or III small packets, price I.. Itd, s'lfiicjen, for a child sold also by all Medicine Venders iu Town and Country. Observe the Name of BARCLAY and SONS, on the Stamp affixed to each Packet of the Powders, without which they cannot be genuine. T > FU-EiSrACS nI.l\.N AGE:RS. \GOOD PRACTICAL M AN, who can under- take the MANAGEMENT of several BLAST FURNACES (in Wales), may have a PERMANENT ENGAGEMENT and Good Wagi-s, on application to Mr Thomas Evan. of I)ow!.iis Works. None need apply who cannot give testimonials for sobriety,integrity, and industry Dowiais, Fehruary 15, 18-tt. TAFF VALE RAILWAY. "II-Œ DIRECTORS are now ready lo RECEIVE j! TEN D E RS for LO A NS of M ONEY ,in SftlUsofnot less than £ '200, upon the secuiMy of Loan Notes to be issued under the Company's Seal, bearing Interest at the rate of 5 per cent per annum, payable half yearly, entitling the holder to receive Mortgage Debentures of the Company, deliverable in the Month of February, 1843 or 1845. Tenders may he addressed to the undersigned, at the Company's Office, Cardiff; to Messrs Glyn, Hallifax, Mills, and Co., Bankers, London; or to Mr William Mallard, 27, Small Street, Bristol. JOSEPH BALL, Taff Vale Railway Office, Cardiff, Seeretary. January 18, 1841. Brecon and Merthyr Tydvil RAILWAY. TW"OTICK IS HEREBY GIVEN, that Application is intended to be made to Parliament in the ensuing Session for an Act to make and maintain a Kailway (with proper works and conveniences con- nected therewith), commencing at or near the Breck- nock and Abergavenny Canal, in a certain Field belonginv, to Sir Cliat-les Morgan, Baronet, in the occupation of Anne Morgan, widow, in the Chapelry of Saint Mary, within the Parish of Saint John the Evangelist, in the Borough of Brecon, in the County of Brecon, and terminating at a Furm called Blaenygarth, in a certain Field. part of the said FaTII. belonging to the Honourable Robert Henry Clive, in the occupation of the Dowlais Iron Company, i-ii the Hamlet of Garth, in the Parish of Merthyr Tydvil, in the County of Glamorgan, and which said Railway is intended to pass from, in, through, and into the ',sevei al l arishes, Townships, and extra Parochial or other places following (that is to say) :—the Chapelry of Saint Marys, within the Parish of Saint John the Evan- gelist, in the Borough of Brecon, the Parish of Saint David's, the Parish of Llanhamlach. the Parish of Cantreff. tlie Parish of Llanvrynach, the Parish of Llanvigan, the Hamlet or 'Township of Tenkelly, in the said Parish of Llanvigan, the Hamlet or Township of Glyncollwnsr, in the said Parish of Llanvigan, the Parish of Llanthettv, the Hamlet or I ownship of Duffryn. in th:1 Parish of Llanthetty. the Hamlet or Township of Vro, in the said parish of Llanthetty and the Parish of Vajnor, otherwise Vaynor, the Hamlet or of Coed y Cummer, I in the said Parish of Vainor, otherwise Vavnor. the Hamlet or township of I'uilVvri. io the said Parish of Vaitior, otherwise Vaynor, and the Hamlet or Township of Gelly, in the said I Brish of Vainor, otherwise Vaynor, or some of them, all in the said County of Rrecon, otherwise Brecknock; and the Parish of ,Nlertliyr 'I'yd,-il, and the I],-tiiiiets or 'Yo tisliips of Garth and Heolywormood, in the said Parish of Merthyr Tydvil, or one of their}, in the County of Glamorgan, And also to make and maintain an extension of the said PrincipalormainRailway.com mencing at or near the said Farm called lllaenygarth. belonging to the Honourable Robert Henry Clive! in the occupation of the Do.dais Iron Company, in the said Hamlet or Township of Garth, in the said Parish of Merthyr Tydvil in the said County of Glamorgan, and terminating at the head ot a certain Railway, called 'he Taaf Vale Railway, near the Pier belonging to, and in the occupation of the Plymouth Iron Company, sirxnte on the eastern side of the River Taaf, in the Hamlet or Township of lIeolywormood, in th" sai,l l'ariS\1 of ,Mertli.t r 'I'yd ,II, ip the County of Glamorgan aforesaid, and to lead to or near the Iron Wijrks of Dowlais, Penydarran, and Plymouth, in the said Hijniiets of Garth and Heolywormood, or one of them. fn the said Parish of Merthyr Tydvil, in the said Coiniv of Glamorgan. \nd, Notic, is hereby also given, that power will be applied for in such Act to divert or alter, in such cases where it may be expedient or n< cessary for the pur- poses of the said Act, the course of the several Turnpike Roads, passing through or into the several Parishes of Llanhamlach, Llanvrynach, Llanvigan. the Hamlet or Township of Glynpollwng. in the ParMi of Llanvigan. all in the County of Brecon, and through or into the I arish of Mcithyr Tydvil. in the County of Glamorgan. And. Notice is hereby also given, that power will be applied for in the said Hill to deviate "vltll tile line laid out on the Plans, deposited under the standing orders to any extent which may he necessary or expedient, not exceeding ten yards in any Town, or one hundred yards not in any town. And, Notice is hereby a'so given, that Duplicate Plan and Sections of the said tindenakitiir, wi:h Bo ;k of reference thereto, will on, or before the First dav of March oeyt, be deposited wit > the Clerk of the Peace of the County of Brecon at his Office in the Town of Brecon, ill the sail County of Brecon and. als, wirh the Clerk of the Pe;»ce of the County <,f .morgan( j,t his Office, in the Town of Cardiff, in the said County of Glamorgan; and. also that Copies of so much of the said Plan and Sections as relate to each Hamlet, Chapelry. and I arish, will, on or before the First day of April next, be deposited with the Parish Clerks of the several Hamlets, Chapeiries, and Parishes herein before par ticularly mentioned. And further Notice is herehv als.> given, that it is intended to apply for power to lew Tolls, Rates, and Duties o:i or in respect of Passengers and Goods, and also of Carll ages passing along, through, or over the said Rail w ay and the Branches-thereof. Dated this 16th day of February, 1811. VAUGHAN, BEVAN, and LAWFORD, Solicitors for the Bill. Brecon, February 16th, Is41. TO those who labour under Debility, Iiidiffeition Depression of Spirits, Loss of Appetite' Trembling or Shaking of the Hands or Limbs, Obstinate Coughs. Shortness of Breath, Head Aches, Gout, Rheu- matism, Asthma, Consumption. Weaknesses, &c., &c. THE CELEBRATED CORDI W, BALM OF SYRIACUM I Will afford instantaneous relief. Nervous disorders of every kind, and from whatever cause arising, fly before the effects of this great Medicine, and all :hat train of ( sinkings, 4itd treniours. which so dreadfully f- feet the weak, the sedentary, and the delipalo, will in a short time be succeeded by cheerfulness and every presage of health. It is highly esteemed for nourishing and invi jjQrating the nervous system, and actiljg as a geneta: i restorative on debilitated constitutions arisingfroRt bilious I • complaints. The studious as well a, tile seden ary part of the com- munity should never be without the Cordial Balm of Syriacum, which removes diseases in the head, invigor- ates the mind, improves the memory, and enlivens the i nihgination To the young it will afford lasting health, strength, and spirits, in place of lassitude and d. bility, and to the aged and infirm it will assuredly furnish great relief attdcRmfort. by gently and safely invigorating the system j it wiij not giyc iirtn}ortality. hut if it be fn the power of medicine to gild the autumn of declining yearg and calmly and serenely protract the close of life beyond its narrow span, this restorative is capable of effecting this grand desideratum. In Bottles at lis, or four quantities in one family bot- tlcfor 33s, duty included, whereby one I Is bottle is saved With each bottle is given a copious bill of directions fcofciijinjng select illustrations of the efficacy of the Medi- cine, and may he h<*d of aji Medicine Venclcrs through- out the United Kingdom, Anieiiea, and the Gontinenrof Europe. Piepared only by Messrs Perry and Co., Surgeons, No 4, Great Charles Street, liiriiiiiigliain, and No. 44 Albion Street, Leeds. None are genuine without the signature of R. and L. rcITy. &c., inil,res.-ie,i on the Stamp, on the outside of each wr^ppcrf tij jinitgte which is felony of the deepest dye. Messrs Perry and Co., Surgeons, may be consulted as usual at No. 4, Great Charles Street. Birmingham, and No. 44, Albion Street, Leeds. Only one personal visit is required from a country patient to enable Messrs Perry to give such advice as will be the means of effecting a pefipijnciH afjd effeplual cure after all other means have proved ineffectual.' Letters for advice must be post paid, and contain the usual fee of one pound. N.B. Country Druggists, Booksellers, Patent Medicine Venders, and every other shopkeeper, can be supplied Vf'h «jny (juantity of Perry's Purifying Specific l'ills and Balm ot feyriacur^, the usual allowance to the trades by most of the principal wholesale Patent iVjiedicifie house, iu London. t Sold by Mrs Jenkins, Meithyr TydviJ. merthyr TYDVIL. Capital House to be Let. o be Het, AN excellent HOUSE and SHOP, being those lately occupied by Mr WILLIAM WILLIAMS, Ironmonger, eligibly situated in the HIGH STREET, at the C 1RNER of the IAHKrT SQUARE, unques- tionably the best situation for Business in Merthyr. The 'Ho"1' contains ill the basement an underground Kitchen, a large Cellar, and a Store Room, dry and well lihted-on the ground floor. a large handsome Shop, a Parlour, and Kitchen, with three entrances and Watei Close.t-oii the fiist floor. a large Drawing Room, Sitting Room, Bed Room, and spare ttuoui. with a Water Closet-r-and on the second floor, three good Bed Rooms, a spare Room, and a Cistern holding 18 barrels of water. The whole House is finished in the mos' beautiful s'y!e,and amply provided with every convenience for domestic con.fort. For further particulars apply to Mr E, Williams, Market 1I01IC, Me>thyf Tydvil, BOROUGH OF MERTHYR TYDVIL. VOTES FOR 7'HE COUNTY. Valuable Leasehold Property. Wo lie DIb fly Uttt;Jn, By Mr JNO. WINSTONB, At the ANGEL INN. on WEDNESDAY, the 17th of MARCH, 1841, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon (subject to such Conditions as shall be then pro- duced). rlIIE following VALUABLE LEASEHOLD t PROPERTY, situate at DOWLAIS and MERTHYR. LOT f. All that substantially built and commodious INN, called the WHITE H\HT, Dowlais. together with the Yard, Stables. Brcwhouse, aud other Ollthousesthereto attached, alld now in the occupation of Mr Thomas Jenkins, as yearly tenant, at the low rent of £ 50. These Premises are well situated and adapted for carrying on an extensive business, being the only Inn near to the Dowlais tormin1;s of the Taff Vale Railway and to the Junction of the projected a i I way from Merthyr to Brecon. Also, a convenient and well finished DWELLING HOOSE, adjoining the last mentioned Premises, now in the occupation of John "uiell. Esq., and known as the DOWLAIS SURGEilY, yielding a rent of f 18. LOT 2.-TEN COTTAGES, adjoining the Wl,it, Hart, .!1I in thorough repair, and let to 6opd tenants, producing a rent i?s. The whole of the above Premises are held under Lease for three Lives, or. 99 Years (83 of which are unexpired), subject to a gruund rent of f5 15s 6d. LOT 3.— TWO HOUSES, with Brewhouse and other Outbuildings, situate in Vine Street, Dowlais, adjacent to the principal Entrance to the Dowlais Works, and let at a rent of .£20. These Premises are held under Lease for three Lives, or 99 Years (82 of which are unexpired), subject to a ground rent of £1 4s 6d. LOT 4.—A DWFLLING HOUSE. situate at Pont- morlais near the Zoar Chapel, held under Lease (about 150years, of which are unexpired). subject to aground rent of 10" Gd. and let at a lent of £ 3 18s. Further particulars may be had on application to the Auctioneer, Victoria Street; or. at the Office of Mr George Overton, Soli itor, Merthyr. (Letters to be prepaid.) GLAMORGANSHIRE. CAPITAL Oak Timber for Navy Purposes, AND EXCELLENT ASH TIMBER. Co be Solif by Auction, By Mr W. MQRRJS, On SATURDAY, the 20 h of MARCH. 1841. at the WYNDHAM ARMS I\N. in the Town of BltIDG- END, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon, in One Lot, subject to sueh conditions _5 phiiii he then produced, rpWO HUNDRED and TVVI3NTV-TWO OAK t TIMBER TREES of large dimension*, and ONE HUNDRED and TWENTY-THREE ASH TIMBER TREES of large dimensions, with the Under- wood, except those reserved as standaids, and marked with red paint, now standing and growing on a Farm called COED LANHILLID, in the Parish of I.AN- III 1.1.1 D; a view of which inav be obtained by applying to Mr William Edmunds, the Tenant. on the Premises. The Timher will be found in its prime, and the Oak being of large dimensions, rc especially well adapted for Naval purposes, and are situated within a short distance of Porthcawl, lending to which are good Turn. pike Roads. TOWN OF BRECON. VERY VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c., FOR SALE. HUGH JONES Begs to announce that lie has been instructed 3To rU bg fturtton, Without the least reserve, on TU ESDA Y and WED NESDAY, the 9th and 10th days of MARCH. 1841. rpHE whole of the very Valuable HOUSEHOLD S FURNITURE &c.. at the late Residence of VVilliavi HuGllfcs, Esq, deceased, in Lanvace; con- sisting of Mahogany FOllrpost. Tent ,and other Bedsteads, with Moreen, Chintz, and Dimity Furniture, and Wipdow Hapgipgs to Match; Nine very superior and well seasoned Feather Beds; Blankets Quilts, and Coullterpanes; Bedside Carpeting, Palliasses. Itair and Straw Mattresses; Dressing Tables, several vety geod Tier and Swing Looking Glasses. Mahogany and other Wardrobes; Mahogany Chest of Drawers; Washhand Stands Chamber Chairs, Bedstcps, Night Tables and Commodes; a splendid Mahogany Side Board Sofas and Couches; Mahogany Dining Table i Mahogany and Rosewood Card. Pembroke,and otherTahles; Mahogany, Hair, Cane, and Rush Bottomed Chalks; Brussels and )IIIPI' Carpets (nearly new); Hearth Rugs. Bronze I'enders. Brass and Qthei" Fire Irons; Two good Eight- lay Clocks a quantity of the very best Linen Plated Articles, and Cut Glass; a handsoijie China Dinner Service, and a Breakfast and Tea ditto, &c, &c., together vith the usual assortment of C"linary Requisites, and a iscful PONY CARRIAGE AND HARNESS. N.B. — The Auctioneer begs to ca'I the attention of the Public to the above Sale, which will commence at Eleven ,'clock precisely. -p- SOUTH WALES, IN THE COUNTIES OF CARMARTHEN AND GLAMORGAN Important Sale of Valuable Freehold Estates, and Extensive Leasehold Mines of 4ntftmcite Oca I and Iron Ore. Messrs BRAY and SON Have the hononr to announce that they are instructed by the Proprietor to offer for unreserved £ ale Auction, At G.lP.RAWAY'S COFFEE HOUSR. CHANGE ALLEY, in the latter part of APRIL next, IMIE following valuable FREEHOLD and )! LEASEHOLD ESTATES, situated in South Wales, viz.:—Two FREEHOLD ESTATES, consisting of 750 Acres of superior Arable, Pasture, Plantation, and Marsh Land, divided into convenient Farms, with HOllsell and appropriate Out Buildings thereon also, an Ornamental Cottage Ornee and Farming Buildings attached, with tastefully iaid out Grounds, Lawn, Siirub- bery, and Plantations The LEASEHOLD portion consists of very extensive and valuable Mines of Anthra- cite Coal and Iron Ore, running under about 2,000 acres of Land, nearly maiden, producing an abundant and almost unlimited supply of 00..1 and Ore, of the finest quality The.Mine" are at present laid dry by level, and opened out so as 10 be capable of a large and immediate working, and are connected by a Railway (terminating at the Floating Dock) with the Port of Llanelly. Full particulars, with lithographic p'ans, are in course of ppepar^tjon, in 'Yh\fh the many advantages of this very valuable Properly will be fully detailed. Auction Offices, 259, High Holborn. *> I GLAMORGANSHIRE. PITWOOD A ND CORDWOOD. To be oIh fry enbrr, A LL the PITWOOD and CORDWOOD now cut and to be cut during the present season, on the Lnnharan Demesne Lands, on the sevcr.il Farms following,-—Garth, Craigmelin, Whitehall, Meirose and Wcrnddiijin the Parish of Lanharall; and Llwynybrain, in the Parish of Peterstone Super vlontem and also on the Farms called Pantynawell, Pantgronow, Aber- garw and Cadw, in the Parish of Langeinor, in the said County. The Wood will be cut and corded at the Vender's expense, and Persons desirous of purchasing the same, are requested to send Sealed Tenders to the Office of Mr Cutbbertson, Solicitor, Neath, on or before the Eighth day of March next, who will afterwards communicate with the party whose Tonder is accepted, if any be ap- proved of. Further particulars may be had on application to Mr Cuihbertson and the Wood in the Parish of Langein >r, will be shewn by Thomas John,Woodward, Brynymenin, and on the other Lands by Morgan Morgan, Carpenter, Lanharati. Treborough Wood, Ship Oak, FOR SALE, Near Minehead, Blue Anchor, andWatchet, Somerset. 955 Oak Timber Trees OF SUPERIOR QUALITY, AND FIT FOR SHIP PLANKs' AND SHIP BUILDING PURPOSES GENERALLY', To be "-loltr ftp Auction, At the TREVELLYAX ARMS INN, at YAIW. in NETTLECOMBE. on TUESDAY, the 16th I)ay of MARCH next, at Two o'Clock in the Afternoon precisely, TV INE HUNDRED and FIFTY-FiVE OAK -1-* TREES, standing in TREBOROUGH WOOD, with their Tops, Lops, and Baik, all numbered with red paint, in ten lots, nine of 100 Trees each, and the tenth and the last lot of ihe remaining 55 Trees. All r.ear good and level public mads, and within a short distance from the Bristol Channel. Mr James Babbage, tt "ptrlecolllhc Court, or Robert Bryant, the Wondican, at Side WooJ, in Trr:borough, ",¡Ii shew ibe Timber, Fuit'ier particulars may be known on application to Mr Babbage, or Mr owcliffe, Sol icior, St,)guinber, near W site bet. Stognmber, February 23d, 1841

LIST OF NEW PATENTS—FEBRUARY ISII. (Fro", the List published by Newton and Rerry, Chancery Lane, Lontioii.) to Charles Schathaull, of Swansea, doctor of medicine; Kdward Olive Manby, of Parliament Street, civil engineer; and John Manby, of the same place, civil engineer, for improvements in the con- struction of pllddling, balling, and other sorts of revelatory furnaces, lor the purpose of ellabl iug anthracite stone coal, or culm, to be used therein as fuel. Sealed 30th January-six months for tnrolment. Joseph Bunnett, of Deptford, engineer, for certain improvements^ in locomotive engines and carriages. —Sealed 3d February—six months for inrolim nt. William Ryder, of Boltou, roller and spind!e maker, for certain improved apparatus for forging drawing, moulding, or forming spindles, rollprs, bolis, and various other like articles, ill metii.- Sealed Stli Febritary-six months for inrolment. Elislia Oldliant. of Crickinde, Wilts, railroad contractor, for certain improvements in the con- struction of itirtiing tables, to be used on railroads. i-Sealed 8th February—six months for inrolment. Charles Green, of Birmingham, gold plater, for improvements in the manufacture ofbrass and epper tubes.—Sealed 8th February—six months for inrol- ment. Joseph Scott, of Great Bowden, Market Tlir- borough, timber merchant, for improvements in constructing railways, and in propelling cania-es thereon; which improvements are applicable to raising and lowering weights. Sealed 8th February —six months for inrolment. Will iam Edward Newton, of the Office for Putents 60, Chancery Lane, in the county of Middlesex, me- chanical draftsman, for improvements in obtaining a concentrated extract of hops, which the in enTor denominates Hnmnline,"—beinga communication. --Sealed 15th February—six months for inroliticiit. James Whitelaw and George Whitelaw, engin- eers, of Glasgow, for a new mode of propelling vessels through the water, with certain improve- ments on the steam engine, when used in connection therewith; part of which improvements are appli- cable to other purposes.—Sealed JfJth February- six months for inrolment. Thomas William Booker,of Melin Griffiths Wrorks, near Cai-diff, iton inaster, for improvements in the manufacture of iron.—Sealed 22d February—six months for inrolment.

FROM Ta iOMOQN OAASSTTil z. London, Friday, February 26. INSOLVENTS. D. Williams, Llanelly, Carmarthenshire, shopkeepe r S. Tutton, M. A. Tutton, and C. Tuiton, Bristol milliners. BANKRUPTCY SUPERSEDED. G. Bikiley, Bristoi, hosier. BANKRUPTS. J. M. Dean, Cheltenham, linendraper. R. M'Kensie and A. Marr, Silver Street, Wood Street rectifiers. (V. Waud, York, miller. Ji. Edwards, Mrrthyr Tydvil, grocer. Atts. White and Co Redford Row Short, Bristol. H Clatke, Portsea, ironmonger. H. J. Storey, Someiset Street, Aldgate, victualler. J. Mice, Tottenham Court Road, victualler. W. Forster, Phi pot Lan, Fenchurch Street, tea dealer. W. Tempest, Chester, innkeeper. T. C Armsby, Wotton uuder Edge, Gloucestershire, chemist W. Walker, Manchester, fustian manufacturer. London, Tuesday, Match 2. INSOLVENTS, n. Baker and !§. Crii*p, Hadleigh, Suffolk, millers. 4. Lea, jun., Chester, tea dealer. B A N K R U P TC Y ENLARGED. VV. Latham, Halifax, Yorkshire, linen draper. W. Wilson, Wakefield, Yorkshire, innkeeper, B A NK R UP TCI ES AN NU!. LBD. n.. Miller. jun., Blue Anchor Yard, Bermondscy glue inaniifacitirer J. Tillman, Aldgate, tailor. BANKRUPTS. W. Brydon, Ahchurch Lane, wholes-tie dru/gist. 1. Coieman, Turf Hotel St. Albans, Hertfordshire. S. Fenn, Bromley, Kent, draper. J. I-'atilkiier, itin Wharf, Chelsea, builder. J. G. P. Heyliger, Tottenham Court Road, silver- smith W. M NQhbs, Maiden Lane, hotel keeper, and Upper Seymour Street. Euston Square, chemist. G. Board, Bristol groccr. J. W. Braddiek. Baptist Mills, Bristol, and Sod bury, Gloucestershire, tanner, A. Rrittain, Norwich, proeer. W. Card, Northampton, biscuit baker. J. Feaver, Nether Compton, Dorsetshire, sail cltJth inaritifac! uror. ]I. K,,()-t, Bot-kfh;r, btiil,ler. G. Meilor, Macclesfield, linen draper. I. Parker, Brampton, Cumberland, butcher. M. Pellett. late of Arundel, Sussex, miller. A. Smith, Stroud, saddler. T. Stevenson. Stafford and Manchester, shoe manu- facturer. J. Thompson, Lynn, Norfolk, victualler, DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. G. and C. Florida, Christ Church, Monmouthshire, gardeners.

HIGH WATER AT BRISTOL, fct. CFront Bunt's Tide Table.J "'Gil WATER.Cuiiib. ilSatluirst DAYS. 'vt -»-> —^ Morn. Lven.| G^tes. Gates. March. II., II. m FT. inc. FT. inc Sunday 7 72 7 31 33 0 21 9 Monday 8 7 45 8 10: 34 1 22 10 Tuesday 9 8 23 .8 44 34 2 22 II Wednesday 10 8 -54 9 13 33 1 21 10 Thursday U 9 21 9 37 31 6 20 3 Friday 12 9 47 10 5 29 3 lg 0 Saturday 13 (10 19 10 32 2^ 4 10 1 EQUATION OF THE TIDES. These Equations, applied to the above Table, will give the Approximate Times of High Water, at the fol/owlng Places on the Coasts of Kiiyland and Wales. "• M. H.M Aberystwith. add 0 15 Liverpool add 4 a Caernarvon add 1 45 Newport, Mon.. sub 0 36 Cardiff lioad sub. 0 55 Portsmouth add 4 21) Cardigan Bar sub. 0 15 Swansea Bar sub 1 M Carmarthen I3ay sub I 5 Thames' Mouth sub 5 45 Chepstow. sub, 0 13

MR E. L. MITFOUD, THE ORIENTAL TRAVEL- LER.—V\ e are happy to learn by the last overland lIIail that this gentleman has ai-rived in safety at Herat, having left his companion, Mr H Layard, to explore some hitherto undiscovered antiquities in Persia. After spending gome time with Colonel Taylor, the British resident at Bagdad, these gentle- men set out early in June last on their journey through Persia, and reached the camp of the Shah, near Hamadan, where they were well treated, hut detained a considerable time, until by Jha generous kindness of Baron Bode (attache to the Russian embassy), they were relieved from their difficulties, he having prevailed oil the Vizier of the Shah to "Tallt them a firman and inehenandar to convey them in safety on their several routes. Mr E. L. IVlitford was detained twenty days at Meshed by severe in. disposition, and speaks in terms of the warmest gratitude of the aitentipti He experienced from Mo- hammed Rewit Bey, one of the chief men of the city, whose guest he was. The latter part of the route was rendered very fatiguing by forced marches to escape the Turcomans, who plundered and made prisoners all they could find. The governors of most of the villages were out in pursuit of these brigands. Through the blessing of Providence Mr Mitford escaped all dangers, and arrived at Herat on the 27ill of September, where he was most kindly and cordially welcomed by Major Todd, British envoy at the Court of Shah Kiinrain and when his health is re-established lie purposes continuing his route through Afghanistan to India. If these tra- vellers are permitted to reach their ultimate destina- tion, they will have performed what may in reality be called au overland journey lo India.

A AGRICULTURE & COMMERCE I LONDOX MARKETS. GENERAL AVERAGE PRICES OF CORN.perQnar- Iter. COIJII>tlldfrO!l' t, nsp..cto!' ¡{..Iu,ns. GENERAL AVERAGE-WREK ENDING Ffbbuaut 20. p '*• f. d. u 61 1<> j Rye af. 1J'ir!ey •• 0 | B.-an- 2 21 Io | !>ra* 39 5 Aoukeuate A vkraoe of LAST SIX Weeks. 'I. tl. Aoukeuate A vkraoe of LAST SIX Weeks. 'I. d. t 61 I ¡ Rye 33 32 4 Bea. 3!) 8 21 8 iVas 5 DUl Y ON FOREIGN CORN. *• '1.. X d VJieat 25 8 ltye (9 y JJ-Tiey 13 10 Beans 11 0 0lts IS 3 | P, « n o CORN EXCHANGE—Monday, March 1. •X heat, Kent and Es.ft, I Pe.ts, White 33< 35 Per1r 52.Sc7<>k L Grey 39. 40, ——- W.irf«>!lt 48s fifo, 3fis 40* — Suffolk. 48s 63- lieans, small 4lg 48s »<« 36, Tick 3/b 4i»< JJ.t.o, neiv —t —s Oids, Potato 24s 2/ rl,y 25s 30-i Poland 25< 28- Fine 30s 3-s Feed 24- 62s 68s HAY MARKE IS.Saturday -Atperload of 36 Trusses. S.UITHFIELD. WH ITE JHA I'EL. Coar«eiieavy Low- Course l.eavy Low- U'H UL adow Hay. 90 to 95 land Meadow ll.iy 85 to 90 Useful ,ltto 9(i to 100 I U>efi, 1 ditto 90 to 100 I'uieUplai'dAie.-idow FineUnlandMe-idow and Ky 'tr,i-» Hay 10'Jti) 105 an,: Ryegrass Hay 100 :o 105 Clover Hay 1 io to 12G Clove ILiy 115toKi0 O;" s,raw 3S io 4<» Oat Straw 38 to 40 H heat Straw 40 to 42 Wheat Straw 40 io 42 CURRENT PRICE OF HOPS—MONDAVTmaR. j. The currency of this article Mill remains without alter ation ayl Iiotwitlis-amlii g a ijt'i.r improved demand the m rktt ijfc*i-n:s no appearance of liti«yancy. Probably tie weather slill ten.Is tl I'heck ihe cot.sumjri..n. It is iind*rstood, o.v- eVA', tliat several of tliv great consumers, trdwitl'strtml-'in; the •laekness of their trade, i,re Jiiii ch.ising an: if such be th c.se the (ockut new H (i* will yoon be entirely exhausted. Neiv Ke:.t P. ckets £ 9 0? to £ 11 I N Choice and Ea-t Kellt 12 12s lu 18 IS,. Low and tiiou dy 0 Oslo S 8s. Kent Hags 10 5.10 11 lis, Ciwicc au.) Ea-I Kellt B:lgs.. 12 0s o 16 0.. New Sussex Pot-kets 0 10s to Id 10s. Yearling; Hups. Pui-ke's 6 0s to II 0s. 1837's and I8:S8"- Hops 4 Us i-> 6 6-t. 1^ s> s, and 36*s..«.•••• 2 10s to 4 4s. SMITi'IFIELD M MtKET—Monday, MAR. 1. Per ston.-of 81b» to sink lite nd'al. fid to 4s lOit 1'ork 4k 6tl to 5^ 0 1 H it tori 4s 4;ito5s li.i Lamh «„ fl to 0s 0,1 5, 2ii to 6s O.i | H it tori 4s 4;ito5s li.i Lamh «„ l fi to 0s 0,1 4;i, 0 to (is 5, 2ii to 6s O.i | 1, t liis day. Ul-ists 2,3S2 Calves 5; S!><<'P K.,140 l's 410 II ,y and S raw. p r I i.id of 3(i trusses. Hay £ 1 4s 0d t ? 5 5 0 | Clover £ 5 5 0 io 0 0 0 Straw £ 2 Us 01 t, E2 5s IJd. ItRITISII Af) FOREIGN WOOLS-I'er lb. Bai l'.— I!l.in!;■ 7.! t i> 13,!—Couibini;, 13 1 to i ti.i ria'in- 12 l2 I7'l.-Pi-i-ece WOOLS—N. and S.Dowe |s r„| to 11 7d—Half bied Is 4it to If 5;1—Kent, Is 4 to Is 7,1. Foil.—Germany, Electoral,320 I to 5. Is 6 1 to 28 3d—Australian, best. Is 10 1 to 2M 5fl-; -f,,rir Is 2ii to 17 ■—V a:i Diemeu's 10fl to 2" 5d LATEST PfUCEs OF AlETALS. Copper—Hi it. Cake, ton lno 0 o Tile.uo as o o Sheets, • er th to 0 1 0 Bottoms o ( Is' >reipn—S. American (d\ 3/s ,-wt) bd.. ton. 0 0 I) ewt 420 liars 4 4 0 Wasters of the above Mks 3s less, all others 6. less. (Others In propoi lion.) Foreign—( liiinca, bd. cwt 3 16 0 tluty 50s.^tiail,, li't. cwt 3 14 0 per cwt. I Bars. bit. cwi 4 4 0 Lead, Itrilish I'i^ ton 21 0 0 SI'eel ton 21 15 0 "htJt .loo 22 I U 0 ted ton 22 III n White (ilry)—ion 0 0 0 to 27 0 0 no. (.I ill uil:-t<.H .25 0 a to 30 0 0 Litharge ion 0 0 0 I'orei^-ii—Spanish (dv 40s per Ion) hd toil 20 0 0 Iron British, pig,No. I — ton 5 5 0 Barr"11 0 0 0 to 8 5 0 7 10 0 Bolts ion 9 10 0 Nail Itods. fn 9 5 0 Hoops ton 11 0 0 Sheets, single tot; 12 0 0 Others in propoi tioii-) l'or..j¡{lI- Swedes', en bd ton 14 0 0 ( for Steel, (var inks) • ):ity 30s. J too ^16 0 0 lo 35 !) 0 per ton \Kussiarom ,t„„ 14 jo 0 f H s 1. ..ton 15 10 0 C toil 19 0 0 Steel, Rrit.QIistered. (various qutillt.) •on 0 0 to 15 0 0 -:iro 45 0 OtoSi 0 0 Cast ditto ditto 45 0 0 to 81 II 0 Foreiirt—( Swedes ill ke» !>,l t ui 20 0 0 L> it> 2» < Ditto Fa««t)i» r„l !n 21 0 0 per cent. (. Milan l,d 1O,I 11 0 0 hpelter, l'or.—Cakes do 21. pt ton bd,.(1 0 Huitlish Sheets 39 0 Q 311

LOCAL MARKETS. « RECON. Wheat Iinp bn. 9 l.t„ 0s 0.1. Beef (nf.r Ifc ) 7,1 Barley 3s 8,1. 0S. 0d, Mullui. 7t\ 0'; Oats. 2s 8d. Oj;. (t,(. Veal g| f|l "alt Ss. (;d. 0,1. Pork fid ,n Qrey Peas tld. 0s. Od. Lamb od O c'T,8!' I!I,1U"; Md toOd. Salthidtei (bv the tub) 13,1. io0d. bkli" Ci,t"8'' 4 1. t. 0,1. BRISTOL. CORN' EXCHANGE. Pcr Quarter, Per Quarter. J. it J. « (J Wheat, Weil. flG o to 02 o Rve 28 nt" a While « •> tofi, „ Itenns" New" 40 n, 2 llarley.Orindnip20 .> to 30 o 0M>. 48 „ 50 „ ni Fee fit o7 P''as- H"K- • 36 <> m as 0 Or(S. Feed. 19 o t0 2<> o Boilc. M o to fto o Potato 22 o to 23 o Mai, S8 0 (o Ci Hour, Fine per sack280ihk. 43 •» to 60 o Seconds 44 to 46 o Third!! 30 I) tu 32 0 Pollard, per ton 145 „ to )50 0 0 to 135 o P H. 1 C ESe C RilE N T 0 F L E A T II E R d. d. I ti d. Cral, fli,l". I,erll). I 'I Horse Bulls per lh.. 10; -■ 12 Forvipn Hi.ies I).j 13 Calf Skins, best 24 "6 12 13 C,ilt 18 24 Heav\ ditto 13 12 I rish SI jus 12 14 Kr.^li-h lil.tts .•• 14 19 Welsh Skins. J] >3 F-reiiii Bulls 14 17 Kips, Knglish&Welsh 12 ,T Hfst Saddlers' Hides 14 15 Foreign Kips,Peters Common ditto I2 £ 13,1 hurgi, \f ot Shin eil ditto Shoe ditto 12 13 India 14 20 Common ditto 12 13 Small Seal Skins 17 ]& Welsh ditto 11 13 Middling ditto 14 Hi Best Boll ditto Il £ 12.J Large ditto 12 13 Coiiimon ditto 11 6 11 Horse d> (English).. 12 H.| OFFAL. A'elsh ditto 11 13 Foicitrn BelJit s 7^ German ditto 13 16 —Shoulders, UAH Spanish ditto 14 21 Ilressine Hide liellie, isl 9 Shaved do. without 10 11 bulls, 12s. to Kis.&d.each. CARDIFF. £ s- 'I I £ .9 it Wheat, per Imp. qr 2 ID 8 | Deans 2 50 B-ifley 1 16 0 | Peas 0 0 0 Oats I 4 0 | Hay, per ton 6 00 CAUALMITHEN. Wheat,aver, psr I 9s 0,1 to 0 0 bushel 6 ItloOO Salt Butter,pe, lb 0 III 0 0 B>rley 3 0 I Fresh, ditto 1 4 1 6 O-its 2 I| 0 0 | Cheese, per cwt 34 0 3G 0 Oak Bark |0j to £ 5 0, fld. COWI5RIDGE. Wheal (imp.b.)10s. 0<| c^s fl-.i Veal Hs 0 Barley f-l "tl 0s Od I'ork o,l lis. 0*' Oats 3». 6d 4s. Iht Lamb (.1 Clover,pei lb.. — Hd — Od Bulter "*o, lu'l I* n Beef, per lb 0s. G.i. 0s. 7,1 Clieese.J.Oi. 6,1 Us 0c Mutton (pel lb.) 0s 7d. os. 8d | 0< MERTHYR, J. if. n. d, rf d Fine Flour blog 0 Beef, per lb 0 7t,>')8 Best Seuniids 5 4 0 0 Mutton 0 7 n (i Butter,fresh, perlb I 4 0 0 Lamb. 0 0 0 0 Uitlo. siilt 1112 Venl 0 7i « 8 ■' ur keys 0 7j 0 8 I'ork 0 o| <1 7 0 0 8 Cheese 4 1, s Fowls, percouple 2 0 4 0 Bacon per scon-1-> 0 13 Oucks.do. (scatce) 4 0 4 f, j E?ss, perhund. U 0 6 DOWLAIS. s. d. 15 ef 0 6Jt'> 0 8 Fre.h Butler 1 al ulton 0 0.Jto 0 7i Salt ditto 1 Y 0 0 10 0 0 Ducks (percouple) t) L nib 0 0 10 0 0 Fowls 3 0 0 C.jto 0 0 Geese, pei lh 0 | |

CORN TRADE. Throughout the past week the Wheat Trane maintained ail improving tendency with a lively demand for the best qalitiea of English Wheat. The supply upon the whole was tolerab!y fair, with reference to the two preceding' weeks; but the miller41 being mostly out of st<-ck, and having tx. perienced a ready sale for Flour of late, were induced to iiiii-chase freely, even at advanced rates. The transnctions in Foreign Wheat were considerable amongst town and country dealers, and several large cargoes were taken for shipping, to Liverpool and other porta. There was consequently much more animation in the trade than we have witness d for solne time past and a material advance in most of the samples on sale. The stock of free Foreign Wheat in London is said to be much diminished, and the continued demand from various parts of the kinedom seems likely to occasion prices to l.e s'ill higher. By accounts received from most of the principal provincial Grain Markets up to the close of last week, the supplies of Wheat came forward sparingly, and a very good demand prevai ed, at gradually improving prices. The inquiry also was very lively for the best samples of Malti !» £ Barley at rather advanced rates, and the supplies < f Grain genet ally being only moderate, the value of most articles was firmly supported. At the Scotch IlIdrkels general y, during the last few days, a very brisk demand had been experienced for the moderate supptiesot Wheat that came to hand, and an advance upon the average of from Is. to 2s. per quarter was obtained. Letters from It eland report an improve- ment in the Wheat trade at the principal market** during the past week of from 1<. to 2s. per quarter. At the commencement of the present week, a very fair supply of Wheat was received in Mark Lane", from Essex and Keni, though limited from Suffolk and other counties. The attendance of town all.1 country millers being i-ii I her numerous, and evincing a desire to purchase, factors asked in the first instance considerably advanced rates, but the con- dition of many of Iii. samples being ;iffeeted by the dampness of the weather, rendered it difficult to establish the rates demanded, except upon the finest «amples. The supplies of Malting Barley have continued liberal of late, notwithstanding- which there is at the present time a very goo;l (ieitikitid from the maltsters, and prices have now rather an improving tendency. There is also a little more inquiry for good grinding parcels. The supplies of New Beans last week were rather larger than usual, mid the farmers appear to be at present threshing them out pretty freely. There has been, however*, scarcely any reduction in prices, as the demand still contiuues lively, and it is expecied by many -hat higher prices "ill shortly be obtained! Oid Beall" are quite a drug at the present time, aud prices have materially declined. Tile only foreign arrivals received during the pas' week were 3 205 barrels of American Flour. The duties upon foreign Grain generally being exceedingly high at the present time, renders it improbable thut supplies vvdl be continued to any material extent. Although considerable quantities of foreign While Peas bate gone into consumption, there is still a lai-ce show of samples at market, and very little improvement in prices has occurred. The supplies i f Oats lately have been exceedinly limiteù from Ireland, Scot- laud, and our own coasts, and there is at the present time a very small proportion of fine Oats of any description at market. The majority of the Irish samples now offering weigh only from 35 b. to 581b per bushel. Although the trade Ititely hit, tiot been lively, prices have been for the most part rather disposed to improve, particularly for the best samples at market. Dealers si-e at present however, rather cautious in their operations, under an expectation of an early supply from Ireland. The sates of Flour ammijM the bakers lately been lively, aud the advance in Wheat fully justifies the recent improvement of 3s. per sack.—John. Bull.

WIIITE CARItOTS.Sir C. Burrell describes his crop of while cattle carrots last year in Sussex as tii,viii,, gro,n ibotit 1,3J0 bushels per acre after tailing and topping. Some of the roots penetrated the earth to the depth of 3 feet 5 inches. Sir Ciiarles does not consider this a very scouring crop, especially considering the vast increase of nutritious winter fodder, with consequent eeononv of ""y for both fatting and lean stock, and e-pecially milch cous, their cream and butter being as good and as free from any ill flavour 03 when feeding on the pastures; and likewise, look- ing Ic the great increase of farm yard manl/le resultin from its consumption, to which may be justly added the clean, friab'e, and finely pulverised state in which the ground is lelt after the removal of the crop, particularly well adapted for rid«-in°- up during the winter, and sowing with barley and seeds in the ensijin;r Sir Charles Fo%,red his seed broadcast at about 6 Ibs per acre costing Is per lb. Tile best soils for Ihis crop are said to be free woiking deep soils, well and deeply drained and siibsoiled.-Maidsto;ie G(izelle. HUNTING IN THE PYRENEES. — A letter fr'm Arglee.. in the Hautes Pyrenees, rela es that as M. Castest, an intrepid sportsman of Barnes, was* returning from hunting the bouqueiin, a species of mountain goat, he saw on the point of a steep rock, between Tourles and Bouchereau, near the Cirque of Gavarni, a large bear, which 'had been already wounded by some Spanish hunters and tired at the animal again when within 20 yards of him The beast rolled towatds him, succeeded in seizing him, and dragged him down the descent to the depth of 40 yards. Here He bear became ex- hausted from loss of blood, and letting go his holdp fell 10 the bottom of the precipice. NJ Caste.,t, though severely torn, saved himself by clinging to a jotting point of the rock, and was supported back to Bareges by three trackers, who also recov- ered the fallen bear, with which, and three bouqlletins he had previously shot, he returned in triiitnph.—Gardeners' Chronicle.