The Glamorgan Monmouth and Brecon Gazette and Merthyr Guardian

Raghx.—It gives us m.ieii pleasure to announce tin* presentation <>f a handsome lea service of silver to tbe Kev. !'• Kearsey Thomas from tlio p irisbiotiers of Raglan,a* a testimony of their affection and esloeie on liis leaving that cuw. It was presented by Wit). of appropriate speech, lo iviiieh li ie Uev. gentlemai. responded in an eloquent ate! impressive manner are' we can truly say, never did a christian nii i ier leave a p.iri,li iiiui-,j uuivcrsally beloved or moio deeply regretted.f AWFLL i HUNDER STORM AT DONEGAL. ON Suiidtiv last Donegal-bay witnessed a thunder storm rarely to he seen, unless in tropical climes. The sun rose in the morning with unusual brightness, but, like the life lit of human hopes, it was of slmrt duration Immense cumuli clouds began rapidly to be formed and hung from the sky, as the black ensigns of the ensigtis ol'tlie coming storm. The air was perfectly still, no sailing clouds or waving vapours to announce the awful pha- nomen-i that were so near at hand. Silent and motionless the darkness waxed and grew untill it b v.-me almost as dark as night. The sea was darkened by the gloom of the sky, and seemed ink when cotiyl)ate(i %itl,- tLc silvery spray of the tide wave that rippled on the shore. Siieve league spcmed wrap- pc II up in a t:i«.tilde of darknss-irs summit was bid in impenetrable iiieht—flashes of electrie fire burst from its vapoury sides—the forked lightning furrowed up the horrid gloom in which it was enveloped, and the distant and censless of the thunder now broke upou the car. The sea in the mean time, became more and more agf tated, but not with the wind, for there was not a brc.itb to raise a rufpio. on its leaden surface. Immense masses of water broke on tlie rocks and sands with thundering sound, that seemed t.i respond the nriiilery of the skies. This piiena- nieiioii, sometimes occurring in calm weather, is called here a ground swell," and is superstitiouslv associ- ated by the siiiors with some impending disnsfor. Just then a s!p was observed, iu the centre of the bny, to be almost in the midst of the storm in a few minutes il was invisible. The greatest an\ietv prevailed as to her fate. It seemed impossible she could escape being struck with lightning. The thunder became lender, and more near—(he lightning more vivid and more dazzling, and zigz ig ribands of lire seemed rapidly waving and cLneing over every part of tiie sky. The rain poured down in torrents. The suriace of the ground seeined one running sheet of water, lit up with unceasing flashes of tlte, red lightning. Tire peals of thunder were continuous, not a moment's silence or interruption, for iiov "everv Alp had found a tongue." This terrific: phenoiiK noil lasted for an hour. The clouds broke up in the south- east-Uenbullen shone, brightened by the sLowor^it) the sun-beams. T lie storm passed awav to t.ie north-west, the thunder became less audible, the iiiore indistinct, as the vast mass of black vapour, which constituted tita thunder cloud, sank behind the mountains of Donegal. The, snip was seen now in tho bav ui hurt, she had all her canvass stretched to a light breeze that sprang np AS if to hasten the departilJg storm, aud brush away the vapours and gloom from the ocean, which now smiled iu silvery ripples to the bright light that beamed on its surface. In less than an hour there was not a cloud to be seen. Donegal bay was a lake of rolling silver in the bright sunuetims. Thcshi¡) bad disappeared fartheon Atlantic. Swollen streams, noisy rivulets, prostrate com, and drippingjthateh, were all that the country presented re- mark Ine, for n'l along tiie western coast there is neither tree nor shrub to wave iu tbe breeze, or re'dect the sparkling beam after a shower. The sorlll was such as was never witnesssed before by the oldest inhabitant. As yet there arc no accounts of aceidnts having occurred—Neivry Teleyruph. THE WYNNSTAY FESTIVAL,—Tbe festivities to celebrate the coming of of Sir Williams Wye.n have been marked, at tbe magnificent mansion of Wynnstav, by hospitality, generosity. and affec- tionate regard for the welfare find all the neighbours and tenantry. At Wynnstay various additions to the buildings and temporary erections p were mnde to accommodate the visiters. Among others, a magnliicent pavilion was erected in tbe garden, from which a corridor extended to the ball-room. This was 1'iO feet long by 50 wide, and nearly 20 feet high, and was supported from the sides, there reillier pillar nor support of any kind witjjitiside. It thus assumed the of a magniflcont apartment, nh (f in the day by numerous windows, and at night by thirteen ormolu chandeliers in the centre of the apartment, with numberless lights disposed around tlie side walls. Tiie pavilion was divided in I lie centre to form both a dinner and a ball room. On Monday tho !:w-,pj¡ 1!itirs were confined to a sumptuous banquet given to 61 of the noble and distinguished guests now resident at Wynnstay. When dinner was announced. Sir Watkin led the Duchess of Northumberland to ber place at the head of tiie tsibie, and then took his own place near tier, having his two uncles, the Duko of Northumberland and the Earl of Powis, as MS II supporters, the general company occupying the sur-, roanditig tables. On tiie same evening a ball place, which was attended by the noble and^ps. ti'guished party previously mentioned, b sides *7^ invited guests. Weippert's band occupied", tha orchestra. Oil Tuesday covers were again laid for 6Z ill the dining-room of the hall, the guests consisting chiefly of the company invited the previous day. On \<,dll!'d, another private dinner party took phce. J the guests being nearly tbe same as those attending on I ri J tbe guests being nearly tbe same as those attending on I Monday and Tuesday. In tbe afternoon the children of the various schoo's at Ruaben v.ere bounteously entertained Oil tiie lawn of Wynnstay. where they danced and enjoyed themselves merrily until nightfall, cheered on bv a well disciplined band, consisting of the pupils of Mr M-deley, who performed their delightful task | greatly to !>is and their credit.. A dinner was provided lor upw: ra: of 5Ji) persons which was laid out in tbo pavilion. Sir Watkin presided at the centre table, having (ne Duke of Northumberland and the E-trl of Powison eitiier side or bitn. Behind Lwse d/stinguis lied personages tbe side board wa* pa ted, on whit h was displayed a gorgeous show of gold and silver plate, ineiudidi: all the racing cups won bv Sir Watkin, not only at Shrewsbury and Oswestry, but all the rat ing counties around. The costly silver vase presented to him by the county of Denbigh occupied a conspicuous place oti the side-board. Tiie dinner included every vaiiety of delicacies, viz, turtle, gibiet, and spiing soups; turbot, s.iiinon, sobs, tench, carp, &e; hot entrees of euht sorts; haunches and necks of venison, roast and boiled chickens, grouse and partridges, jugged hare, h icrshed venison, & Besides these, which were hot, the following were on the board; ham. tongues, rounds and sh loinsof bet f, galEnteeu beef and veil, shoulders and legs of limb, co'd roast chickens, venison pas?ire, lobster salads, fruit jellies, blancmange, and pastry of all sorts and varieties. Th° supply of wiiiCS was unlimited, consisting of claret, champagne, port and sherry, hock, and all other varieties in tiie utmost abundance and the dessert displayed every variety the fittest Britidi and ioreigu fruit. Probably the greatest treat laid before the guests, however, was in abundant supply of rare o!d ale, brewed at the birth of the present Sir Watuu Wynn, when ->00 bushclj of malt were brewed to fill the noble barrel out of which the company were supplied with their invigorating potations. Tlnse iiiiiie'si in rallk in the company appeared to enjoy the nobte liquor with the utmost reiish. Alter it week of one continued round of rejoicing, the festivities con- cluded on Saturday se'nuiglit, when the park, from an early hour,presented a lively appearance, hundreds of persons from Wrexham, Oswestry, and the more distant towns, resorting to the park to witness the rustic sports, mock tournament, and pony races, which werepovided by Sir Watkin for the amusement of all classes of bis friends. Thus terminated one of the most magnificent fetes ever given in Cambria. DOMESTIC is to a woman what the son is io a flower; if moderately enjoyed, it beau lilies, it refreshes, and it im roves if immode- rately, it withers, deteriorates, and destroys. Hut their duties of domestic life, exercised, as they mnst be. in reriremelll, and calling forth all ihe sensibilities of Ihe female, are, perhaps as neces- sary to tbe full development of her charms, as the shade and the shadows are to the rose, confirming its beauty p.nd increasing its fragrance. AN "Ocr.AF Ci]iL!).Duriiig a recent voyage of the steam-packet, Yorksbireman, to London, a yom g female one of the passengers, was rather nexpectcdly taken ill, and soon afterwards g ve birth to a daughter. The stewardess and otlier females on board rendered, with the necessary assistance, the situation of the fair acouchee as comfortable as possible, and who, with the young sea nymph, returned by (lie vessel to Hull, as well as could be expected.—Hull Times. A cbemi«t in Alb y, expatiating on late discove- ries in chemical science, observed that snow bad been found to possess a considerable degree of beat. An li islim.'iu present, noxious that the discovery might be .ir.de profit t!)>, ie,quired of tho o^tor what vumbsr ;f tttio'i-baits v.oui'l he su&ciciit to boil a kettle.' When Dr.—and Sergeant P—were walking by irm-in-arm,"Those two ure just equal to one iJiÍJ- '.vaviiiiin, obscrvi d Milligan. "Why so "it is I': law-er and a doctor—your money or jour IIfc.

THE CARDIFF and BRISTOL STEAM PACKETS NAUTILUS, JOHN ALLEN, Commander. LADY CIIARLOrr.E, HENRY JEITEUY, CommanJer, M AHE INTENDIID TD SAIL )uriug ihe NEXT WEEK, as follows— (F™ tfl(i Bute Ship Dock.) PKOM CA 111)1 FF UcT. 4..Monday Nautilii3 4 morning I 5..Tuesday I.ady Charlotte 7 morning fi..Wcdnfcsday.Naiitilus. 7 morning* 7..Thursday .Lady Charlotte 8 morning U.. Fri(lay Nautilus., y n_>«rnia^r g..Sa,uiday Lady Charlotte 10 morning FKOM BRISTOL. CT. 4.. Monday Lady Charlotte 7 morning 5..Tuesday Nautilus 7 mon eg 6.. Wednesday I.?.dy Charlotte B morning 7.. Thursday .Nautilus. 8 miuuing ti.. Friday Lady Charlotte 10 morning 9.. Saturday Nautilus. I0 £ morning Carriages and Horses must he along-side an hour and 'lalf previous to the time of Sailing, otherwise they .?1,not be Shipped, in consequent of Locking through VPW DOCKS. •tllT Coach to Bridgend through Cowbridjre, im- •tllT Coach to Bridgend through Cowbridjre, im- mediately on arrival of the I'aekeb; — Leaving 'ulgend 3\ hours previous to the Packets departure IrC"ii Cardiff. FAKES: — After Cabin, 5s.—Fore Cabin, -'is. Children under I-2 ears of At_re, 11 a! f-price.— Dogs, Is tell. A Female Steward attends on l?.jard both Packets. 'Wreslimjnts may be had on Board, on moderate ,trms. I'our-Wheel Carriage, 2ls.; Two-Wheel Carriage, 10s lid.; IForses, fis, each; Horse and Ituler, After Cabin 1M Cabin, 7s. fid.; Cattle, Gs.; .Sheep, Is. 6d *'esp, Fares include every expense. Not accountable for any Goods without Shipping N,'tts. ° Frf i^hters are requested to order all Goods intended for NAUTILUS to be sent to \'o. 12, Quay Street, or to Jw-'bevt Chaplin, Cumberland Basin Locks; and for the MDV OHViLOTTI!, to Clare Street 11 all, .Marsh treet, liristol. jj Goods will be hauled from the Warehouses to the tckets, at the expense of the Companies. » Merthyr, Newbi inge, Aberdnre, Coirbridye, Bridyeml, ija'itrisse?tt ,and Caerphilly.—Goods forwarded to these h> 'n •e't"nr' Waggons and Lock-up Canal Boats im- ^lately on arrival, unless ordered by any particular I J "veyance, in which case they will be depos'ted in the I Jlta!ll Packet Warehf\use till called Í<)r.-Frelght to be: "i on delivery. o.G°nds> Package* Parcels, &c. forwarded toallfi'ir's s 'h»Kingdom -.vitiiou' rrelay, when sent to eilherof ther '"am Packet Offices in Cardiff or Bristol. further information as to Freight, &c. will be JNlily obtained by applying to the Agents, Mr Rodman, Agent, at the Packet OiTice on the J.arf, Uardifi or to Mr John Griffith Jones, Agent, 1-2, Quay Street, Bristol, for the NAUTILUS 1'ac. v* and of Mr Donovan, at the Packet Office, on the 'rL Cardiff; or to Mr W. B. Owen, -29, Avon Cres- Hotwells, liristol, for the LADY CHARLOTTE i £ cket.. I ,^OTic:ii.—The Proprietors of the above Steam rackets |[v'6 Notice, that they will not be accountable for any #«8enger's Luggage, nor will they be answerable f ir k"y Goods, Packages, or Parcels (if lost or damaged tf ^'re' Leakage or otherwise) unless Hooked at either Of l';e'r Offices at Cardifl or Bristol, if above the value h '?8-' unless entered at its value, and Carriage in pro- Q0r,'o:l PaI!' ^0i l',e same, at the time of Booking.— 0''consigned to order, or not taken away before Six ^c'°ck in the evening of the day of landing. w;l! I.* Warehoused at the risk and expense of the consignees goods to be considered as liens, not only for freight charges due thereou, bllt also for all previously tin- I j,sfied Freight and Charges due b; consignees to the o/°'lr'etors ''ie sa' Packets. Disputed weights lieasurement, claims for loss or damage, &c., cannot th a"owec'» utiles a written notice of the same be. sentte ^-Office on the day of delivery. Tj412 TAFF VALE RAILWAY. TIFTE DIRECTORS are notv rendv to Receive I 1- TENDERS for LOANS of MONEY in Sums less than TWO HUNDRED POUNDS upon the ^cUrity of the Loan Notes, to be issued imdc the ^"ipEny's Seal, bearing interest at the rate of 6 per fe6?4, ^er Annum, payable Half-yearly, (-n itling the | d {'lor to receive Mortgage Debentu es of tlie Conipanv, ,'veraiile in the Month of FKURUARV. 1843 or 1814. t>, Dl'-RS ID a v be addr.ssed io the 'indcisinn-'d, at COMPANY'S OFFICK, Cardiff; or to M<ssrs! GI.YN, Jr'fax; MlLlS ANT) Co., Bankers, London; Mr. Wll. A'-L4RD, 27, S mall Street, Bristol. J. JOSKPil BALL, Secretary. ^"V"ale Railway OiTire, C"artlifF, Sept. 10, 1S4L GLAMORGANSHIRE. Zo ftp 1Lrt. AND KNTEilliD ON IMMEDIATELY, ALL thai COLLI hHY" and COAL WORK, er .n- nwnly known by tfienuiD-'of 'he RH^'G'LSj ^'•LlEftY, situate and be in:" at R11YGOK, in ;he r'l'of YSTRAD Y FODWG, in the C .nn' v fi p^AMORGAN, with all the -Machinery and \j<- '.r^lus used or employed in working the saint'. lft' «e above Coal Field comprint. an fire a <•' eral hundred acces of La lid, and contains 1hrka,i Ie Reds f>r Strata of Coal, varying ;s: Io lo Eighteen Feet in Tliickness; sonie "i 'hi' of which are of the Anthracite description. he nine feet Vein has lately be^n found io <■ «.»• r Superior quality. An extensive limine f Ce»t!y been opened upon it at the Bai.'y G\uc* lj A Sreat quantity of Coal misjlit be (,,L- ta i ii e(i Colliery a ohcap rate of working,nndthc!- te great facilities of conveyance of the pmdoce jji 'ram IloaiU to the heads of the Neath and r^rdare Canais; from the former of vihieh rhe liery is distant 7Vo and a half miles only. is a considerable Stock at the Collier; I C'Vstl"S°fTra,n VVaggons, Tram Plates, We'^h i 1;^ l^3cbine. &c. Also a number of new C..n>i| l»>i ?es adequate to an extensive Trade, hi' £ ^ht either be included in the letting- or takr n a j ?l"atioti. I Coal Wharf, eligibly situated, at Driiton \vn ry< with all the nece-sary conveniences thereon, et d also j", let w ith the Colliery. \'1 .j1" terms of letting, applications should be made | Lft r,^ eel. Minion Eri^imer, Cardiff; or n! the M6 f E. P: Richards. Solicitor, Cardiff. r ivlorgan Phillip, of 13aily Glae9 Farm, vvill Colliery. b SALUS POPULI LEX SUPELMA. LEASES arising from the irregularities of 'tie -Vo,l!h speedily removed by eminen Surgeons, of '><), [-"rience in the Metropolis, and the moat violent 1 ,,s*'l(>rr'lae;i recently coutrac ed), CURED within a I *'f t) °r no charge made for im dii ine after the expiration 'ir,)!10' period.— Physicians'hours of attendance, at 118, I "tie °r'1 'd. fiom eleven till one and at 344, Stran ) from Catherine Street, from twelve to two every (lav. S.rical a-,teidince at each Pn' every evenina, from seven to nine. The ha t!r,er from imnioderate indulgenc of the passions,or the I te ,Cf' of a solitary vii e, the destructiv" < fi'-ets of which I •t'a,|'fested in loss of virility, d^r^ai consumption. "Mnv other disorders which so often renders life I %M*l!i-Varip<i 8ccne °f despondency, will reccive, at this h,ldI' explained. <,( sutcrssful mode of self cure pointed out, the result l'fec, s,'r'cs of years' practical experience, which will f lij,de the necessity of a personal interview. I hr,.lellts may confidently rcly on a gradnal but restora!ion of their original bodily powers by ell ring to the rules laid down by the medical j attending this establishment, which hns been ,ri t(,'rt°d by the most eminent physicians and surgeons Jf> e Metropolis iJSOris residing in the remotest part of the country j e treated successfully on describi ng minutely their ''iH^J^s, a^e, habits of life, &e.,a.id inclosing a veinit- 0r 'oedicine, which can be forwardi-d to any pa it of <)Servr'c?' securely packed and careful! y protected from i to be "ddrewed to '• M. O. W'JAY, 118, 'li 1.—Patients, during their indisposition, "can j °"!t*ioda;ed with apartments in Mr Wray's house, if without board. ) S^at for Meithyr aud Dowlais—Mr3 Jenkius, I THE <3< £ 2ZD2}JIIP!jP ADVERTISER, AND MllTimVi CUAIIPIDOAM IS PUBLISHED EARLY EVERY SATURDAY MORNING, AT TIIE OFFICE, raiifj (3imiD)2iPiP. GENERAL PRINTING, U,11!Œ:Jl.7 œr AND BOOKSELLING FISTAELIS! iMENT, HENRY WEBBER, DUKE-STUEET, CARDIFF. PROPRIETOR and PUBLISHER of the above Journal, respectfully announces that his arrange- ments are now fully completed for carrying on the above Business, in all its branches; and trusts, by moderation of charges, beauty of workmanship, and expedition, to merit a share of public patronage and support. orders FOR Books. Magazinss, and Periodicals, EXLCUl'ED oi THE Sf/ORTEST NOTICE; Of every description. in a superior style, THE RXTENSIVE Vavittp of itlotrrm (!tvpe, BEING AD\PTED FOR BOOK, PLAIN, AND ORXA!MLNTAL WORK; ZZ&NOZ3 £ ZiXi3f HILLS OF LADING, SHIPPING NOTES, ghtcn'oaiffiT/ <r»Tt;iln0Uf0, PUBLIC NOTICES, LAW FORMS, AND EVERY DESCRIPTION OF WORK AV g m> n s ip JI st O M, PRINTED ON STfte ^iiovtrist rotice, In the best manner and most reasonable Terms j M.(Q(S(WWM'T WO)MO RULED TO PATTKRN, AND MANUFACTURED ON THE PREMISES; IN ALL ITS BRANCHES, COMBINING ELE. GANCE WITH CHEAPNESS AND DURABILITY. AGENT FOR THE BRITISH FIRE OFFICE. All ORDERS directed to the GUARDIAN OFFICE, Duke-STKEGT, Cardiff, will be promptly attended to, and satisfactorily executed. Is the Infants Life an Object of Maternal Care? Yes! ATKINSON'S ROYAL INFANTS' PRESER- L1. v ATIVE. Tim popular medicine has been prepared and sold by the Proprietors upwards of Forty years, during which time it has attained so high a reputation as to be almost in general use, not only in Oreai Britain, but in every civilised country of the GJohe. The Preservative was orisriiially intended as an Antidote to those pernicious medicine for children which have Laudanum for their chief and only active Ingredient; its success has fully answered the intent. It i; an efficacious Carminative, intended as a preventive agniost, and a cure for, those complaints to which infants are liable, as Affections of the Rowels, Difficult Teething, Convulsions, Rickets, is an ad nirable ,sistalit to nature during the pro,rrss of the Hooping CJU^II, the 1;eascA. and the C'nv Fox, or Vaccine Inoculation j and its efficacy is fully established by the jact that upwards of 100,000 bottles are annually sold m Great Britain alone! and, it iii,y he added. that this medicl!I" is so perfectly innocent, tha. it may be given with the greatest, safety immediately after birth'. Prepared only by itOBICRI' B f'KKit (nephew and successor to, and formerly partner with the late Mr Atkinson, the discoverer of this invaluable medicine). -N 1, Markel 1'lace. Manchester, and sold in bottles dt Is 2s hl. and 4s 6d each. Sold reiaii hy a.11 respect- able Druggists and MetlicilP Venders iu Town and Country; and wholesale h) Messrs Hardllv anti SOliS, 9.), W. Far: uiL'don Street W. Sutton arid Co., 10, Row Chr.ich. yaid; F. Newberry, 45 St. 1 aul's Church-yard F. Edwards, 67, St. Paul's Church-yard and T Butler, 4, C¡,a¡.s:rl.1011:!01l. N.B. Please to I", particular in asking for At].,J,lsnTl S Infants' Preservative, and in ohserving the name ol itobert Barker, 1, Market I Nlaiielicsfer." upon the government stamp affixed over tile cork of each oojtlo of the genuine medicine. I! '/i; A ii E OF CO!' NTERTEITS A irt!iirii. Merthyr Tydvil and Dowlais and Mr Duvics, At'- thyr Tydvil. PARRY'S Purifyin.3 SpeciSo Pills, fid. and ll pP)- box (Observe, the siunature "f R and r,. and Co., on tll" ol1t,id., of each wrapper), JIE well known throughout Europe and America, •« to he the most, certain and effectual cure ever dis- covered for every stage and symptom of the Vanereal isease, in bo b sexes, ii-eludinj Gonorrhcea. Gleets, ?"Condary Symptoms. Strictures. Semtnal Weakness. 5), liriency, and al! diseases of tin Urinary Passages, with out loss of time, confinement, or hindrance from business. They have effected the most surprising ctiies not only in recent and severe cases, but when salvation and all other mea.s have failed and are ot the utmost import- ance to hose afflicted with Scorbutic Affections, Eruptions ill any part of the body, U!c.r;li(1os,Scr'ofn¡ols or Vene- 1'1 Ta'nt, beine justly calculated to clea"s die: blood f'oin all foulness,-counteract every morbid affection, and restore weak and cmaeipated constitutions to pristine health and vigour. Tiiey are particu'nr!v reconnmpnded to be taken before persons enter into the matrimonial state, lest the indis- cretions of a parent aro the sotirc of vexation to him the remainder of hi; existence by afflicting his innocent but -e c unfortunate offspring, with th evil eruptions of a malig- nant tendency, and a variety of other complaints, that are most assuredly introduced by the sam; neglect and imprudence. The Cordial Balm of Syrlacum is intended to relieve those persons, who, by an immo- derate indulgence of their passions, have ruined their constitutions, or in their way to the consummation of that deplorable state are affected with any ot those previous symptoms that betray its approach., as the various affec- tions of the nervous system, obstinate gleets, excesses, irregularity, obstructions, weaknesses, total impotency, barrenness, &c. A perseverance in its use has been the happy means of relieving many thousands, and of restor log a gicat number to the permanent enjoyment of life It is r,emarkable for its efficacy in all disorders of the digestive organs, and is especially recommended to those, who, from the irregularities of youthful ae, habits of studious application, or a life of pleasure, have fallen into a despondent state of mind. and that distressing train of symptoms commonly denominated the nervous. In such persons the mental are not Ie,s enfeebled than the cor- porea,, and to thf'm a remedy that acts with fflicacy, wit iout interfering with domestic jiabits, is peculiarly desirable. Sold in Bottles, price 11 s each, or the quantity of four III one family Bottle for 33* (including Mesnrs Perry and Oo. s well known TREATISE oil Secret Vice, &c..) by which one lis Bottle is saved. (Observe the signature of !{. and L. Pi"ItItY and 'Co on the outside of each wrapper.) The Five Pound Cases (the purchasing of which will be a saving of One Pound Twelve Shillings,) may be had as ustldi a- 4, Great Charles Street. Birmingham, and 44, -t. Strer,t. and Patients in the Country who require a co'irse of this admirable medicine, should send Five Pounds by letter which will entitle them to the full benefit oi such advantage. _u- TOWN OF CARDIFF. Co he lift, WITH IMMEDIATE POSSESSION; ANEW and SUBSTANTIAL BUILT MALT, HOUSK, capable of Malting from 80 to 100 Busliels every Four Pays; together *\vith an excellent SIX STAT/ STABLE and COACH-HOl'SB. and a NEW MOnEHN BurLT DWELLING HUUSE attached; containing Four Bedrooms, Two Sitting Rooms, Kitchen, a good underground Cellar with every other convenience. For further particulars, enquire of lfr, G. Watson, Union Street, Cardiff, (if by letter), post p-tid. THE ARRIVAL OF THE CELEBRATED Chiropodist in Cardiff, MR. D. J. AUERBACII, M.R.C.B (From Berlin.) MR. AUERBACII HAS the honour to announce to the Nohility, Gentry, Clergy, and the Public in general, that h'iS arrived here, wpfl-known, as experienced an practitioner of the f itiroooilic art. \Tr. Anerhcich thoroughly eradicates COIiAS and IUJNNIONS, &c,&c. on or between the Toes. from the very Root, without Cutting or drawing of Blond, and without the h-ast pain, :car, pressure, or inconvenience bya new peculiar met hod. and in such an expert njajiru i1 that i,ot e,ceeki lOanv minutes, even if the corns he ever so deeply or firmly rooted in the flesh, Patien s m, v wear the tightest hoots or shoes imrnediatel) after the operation is performed, without any uneasiness. Air, AUE.iJ5ACII will he happy to converse with any medicai geinleman. t*> shew liis peculiar qualification tor his pretensIons; and has also in his possession to shew, Certificates from the^ Professors of the Ho>al College of the Mcf.ical Profession of Herlin, and I¡rgs to refer with no less pleasure than pri le to additional certificates which have been claimed for him frum some of the most eminent medical practitioners hi ICn^land, and begs to give a list of ihcm -—-John Harrison, suroeon, Furgalc »Streef, Chester- J. Edwaros, H.sq \1.1), KingStrect, ditto P. ,Ila,slj;ill, Al-D., Square, Liverpool; James Edge I artington, Ksq., surgeon, Oxford Road, Manches- ter; James L. Bardsley, AM)., Piccadilly, ditto, both Lecturers to Pyne Street Aledical School, Alanchcsior, nnd others too nnrncroas to iiisci-t- also Richard Hey, Esq., surgeon. the oij^in il documents may L>e seen at his residence. Attendance Dailv at Miss PRIDES, 102, ST. MARY STREET, CARDIFF. LadieS and Gentlemen attended *at their respective Residences.. Cardiff, September 24, 1811. FOB. SAXiE. IS> WJiEalL, E MCS nE (D v 0 m p AND TWENTY-SIX ACRES OF GOOD PASTURE LAND, AT COYCHURCH, N £ AR BRIDGEND; AND FIFTEEN SHARES IN THE BRIDGEND RAILWAY. TO BE SOIiD BY AUCIION, BY MR. EYANS, AT TilE WYNDHHAM ARMS INN, BRIDGEND, On WEDNESDAY, (he 20th day of OCTOBER, 1341, at Three o'clock in I he A ilprlloOIl, ill Lots, and subject to certain conditiolls,- 4 LL that DVVKLLING-HOUSE at COY- i\.CllURCH,tienr B ril g e i i (I. occupied hy Abraham Lewis, with the premises thereto beionffiiijj. All those Closes of RICH PASTURE LAND, colitaining togottier rll,, (,,ity-,4ix Acres, be the same tnore or Ie, situate near the Vtlidge of Coychurch, and occupied liy Messrs. Abiahjun Lewis, and Thonias Jenkins. Tiie « ho!e are within, a;ul held of ihe Mdnor of Coity An?!ia. Also, FIFTEEN SHARES in the BRIDGET RAILWAY. The Tenants will shew the Premises and nnv further piirticuiars may be h;id, by applying at the fffico of HIr. William Lew-is, Solicitor, Bridgend where a Mnp of the Lands may be seen. GREAT REDUCTION in INSURANCE ON FARMING STOCK. TUP: PARMER'S ami GENU UAL FIRE and LIFE !NSURAN(JE INS I'lTLiTION. Em. by all Act ();iic<-<, S4G A, Strand, iy- iition, Catd-al. £,()J,O:JO, in 50 000 Shares ot £ 10 each.—Deposit £ 1 per Share. With upwards of 1,500 Shareholders eih jlleJ. oll HO \0 H A 'i Y DIP. EC ICRS. His Once tli3 Duke of M'TI.AND. a I rustce of the He At'iicuilura! h ;'vef Eii<r?in.l. The ({¡dn Hon. the E.lrl S rr. A niiitoK.1., a Oovernor of the Uoyal Agricultural Society o! I' ti^iand. The Right Hon. the Karl of COVENTRY." The Right Hon. Uarl DCCIK. Vice TresidcRt of the Hoval :\r:icnltu"al Socidv of Englauu. The Riitht Hon. the Furl of STAIR The liiglit Hon. the l-arl ot M'aMI-UID a:id WARRISQ. TON, Cheshire. The IiiMI>t Il'.m. Liird PT.IM.KY, "^i.P., Ijaticashire. Lord 'JAYLKICH, a Gov.-ruor of the Koyal Agricultural Society oi ijn!.nid t The i.'ev. L I'cnoY uHerefordshire. The !tev. H. *t.«Wll.l.IA vis, Carmavtlirnshire. K. lIosKINS h'sq,, H<-refunds!) te. THOS. CLIFTON. L.tliam Ha,'1., Laiiras'-iir". Sir T. H VUIXG, l><\r; a Wovemov -ji th>- He\al ,\<ri- Society. Sir J B. MILL, Oait. Sir K. Jar vis. Sir W. KMGIi Tos f'.ir'. W. Sir H. U. TICIIBORNL, Bait. Sir H. SIMKON, bart. The Hon. HKNUY Sr. JOHN. And fifty-six other .Members of Parliament and Gen- tlemeu. FARMING STOCK insured without the Average Clause at Is. 9J. per cent., no duty. COMMON INSURANCE. Private Houses and Shops, not hazardous, Is. 6d. per cent. Hazardous, 2s. 6J. per cent. Doubly hazardous subject to special agreement. Fire Insurance tn;,y be effected for a longer term than one year, at Reduced Hates, by payment iu advance. The 1reiriiiarns for Insurance of Lives are upou an equally moderate scale of charge. Annual Premiums on Life Insurance for £ 100. At.c 2<t | 3" j 4,\ j" iw j | T' 2 4 I I 2 18 lii [ 4 j At Ii II J iTT 10 J- Endowments of all kind-, for future or existing Children. The usual commission to Solicitors, Prospectuses and Marks for Buildings mav be had of, and Proposals for Insurances, &c., be forwarded, to the Agents in their respective Districts, or to the Office in London. W. SIIAW, Managing Director. AGF.NTS MEDICAL OFF. Haverfordwest Mr J M(,yler JT fcvans, E^q. N'arberth Mr W M Powell" J Tliomas, Esq. Pembroke. Mr J Jones T Mansell, Esq. St. David's.. Mr E Willi,mSf><i E L Uevan, Esq. Caermrthen.. Mr J L Thomas L'andilo Fawr. Mr J Thomas Llanelly Mr VV Recs, Jun Cardilf Mr T Watkins J. Lewis, Esq. Cowbridge. Mr E Bradley J Lewis, Esq, of o Cardiff. Swansea Mr T \ttwood G G Bird, Esq. South Mr J M Ames. — Powell, '>q. Abergavenny.. Mr 11 liabb W Steel, lisq. VI on mouth Mr \V Mon-alf —Garskell,Csq. Cuepstow Mr R. W. Purchase, 1 ofPilstoae, GLAMOivCi A.NS iL\,E. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. That the Next GENERAL QUARTER SESSIONS of the l'EACE for the said Comiy, WILL BE at the GUI LDH A LE, in the To-MI of SWANSEA, On TUESDAY, the Nineteenth day of OCTOBER next, At Flcven of the Clock in the Forenoon, when and where all Jurors, Prosecutors, and Witness-s are required to attend. All Appeals ard Traverses must ho entered before the Opening of the O.)1/rt. aud the several parties ther. to he prepared to proceed therewith. At llalf-ast Eleven o'Clock the Justices assembled will proceed to the business rela,in,r to the Asscs^meat, Application, and Management of the County Stock or if ate, and to the internal regulations of the County. All Dills and demands against tbe County Stock m;'st be delivered into the Office ojf th Clerk of the Peaee. Fourteen days before the -Session-, artd all costs given or allowed by the Couit must he taxed Pt the J.:nl' Sessions, or they win not nfter;vanis fa allowed, tfir several acting Ma;¡istr,lt"3 a e requested to return a!! Depositions into the Office of the Clerk of the Peace at Cardiff, on or before i-iO.v, the 15 e iy of October next. WOOD, Cardiff, Sept. 2:3,1, Clerk of Pence. GLA>iOi; GANSillilii. NOTICE IS HERERY GIV;:V. That at the 1- NEXT GENERAL QUARTER SESSIONS o; the PEACE, to be HOLL)E\ at s>WANS !■' i n anti for the said Couuiy, on tbe Ninetecnih day of OCTO- BElt next, the Justices then and assembled will, at Twelve of the Clock at Vuon of such day, proceed to take into consideration the provisions of an Art made and pass d in the Second and Third Years of Hi r [.iree[¡t Majesty's reign, intituled An "Aet for the Establishment of County and District Con-tables by the authority of Justices of-the Peace," and also of another Act passed iu lie Third and o irih Yeais of her present Majesty's reign, intituled A .1 Act to Amend the Act for the Establishment of Coenty and District Constables" and to make and enter into such Rules, Orders, and Resolutions lelatius; thereto, as mav be thought expe- dient.—Dated this 23rd day of Scpterd-er, lBn. WOOD. Clerk of Peace. CHURCH OF ENGLAND LIFE A WD FIN:: ASSURANCE INSTITUTION. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, tint Interest, at (borate of FOUR per Cent, per Annum, on the Shares of this Institution, will be in course of pay. inent, at the Head Officc, Yo. 6, King-Williain-sitrect, City, on and after the 1st day of September next. (By Order of the of Directors.) A See. r'iHURCH OF ENGL\ND urr AVD nRI V ASSCRANCE, TRUST AND ANNUITY INSTITUTION, Ö, King-Wiiliam-Sireet, City. Em- powered by Special Act of Parliament, TRUSTEES. The Right Hon. Lord Sinclair. William Sloane, hsq. Sir Jolla S. FotbeR, Hart. Robert Thurburn, Sen., Esq, PATRON'S. Tli, ir Graces the Duke of Beaufort, and the Lord Arch- bishop of Dublin the Lords Viseount Beresford and Lorton tiie Right Ueve.eud the Bishops of Oxford St. David's, Chielicstcr, Aleatb, Elpbin, Calcutta, and Jamaica. HONORARY DIRECTORS. The Very Wev. the Dean of Ardagh Samuel Baker, Esq., Lypiatt Tarn, Gloucestershire; Robert. Bodi:, Esq., Woolston Hail, Essex; Rev. B. S. Claxson, D, •> Gloucester; Rev. C. J. Fynes Ciinton, Rectory, Crom- (I. B. Psq., M P. Rev. C. C >!• Peterhead; Rev. a! G Cornwall, Ashcroft House, Kingscote, Stroud Sir R. H. Ctitiliffe, Bart., Acton Park, Wrexham; 1. Dimock, Rector of Uppingham, Rutland It,-v. J Dudley, Bromyard; Rev. Join Do!p!,in. Bath, Recor of Pebmar-h, &c.; BOil, ;,nd Rev. T. Erskine, Vicarge, Sheffield W, It. vaui, Rectory, Ueominster; Rev. Evan Evans, Llancrmore, 1 It-lhin; Ri; hard Kotbergili, Esq, Lowbri.Jge H«.is», Kendal Rev. \V t»ray, Braffeiton, Borousjhbridge the Veiy Rev. the D. an of Guernsey; Joseph llali'^rd, Esq., Cliarlemont Hall, Staffordshire- E. («. Ilali \v ll, Esq., Long Court, St.oud It P Thomas Holt, Esq., Registrar to the Lord Bishop of Gloucester and Bristol; the Rev. Robert Harrison Temple Sower! y Rev. Henry Hope, Rector of Somerset; rh. Iloskins, Guernsey; -he Very :1,v. the Dean of Jersey; Alexander Macahs'er, Esq., Torrisdale Castle, Argvleshire Sir John Macneill, G.C.B. Win. Robinson Matthews, Esq., Jersey • Rev. W, Mr.yd Withersfieid. Cambridgpshire; Joseph Vechi, Ksq I I q., -NI 1. II.P.; J,,I,n Neel,i, I,, IUOIO Ruiland Archdeacon Newe tn. Cloisters, Ru bin • the IIo:i. and licv. B. W. Noel, Minister of St. John's Chapel, Bedford Row Rev. W. Palmer. D D V>ar of Yarcombe, Devon; the Mr George Provost, Alexander Pringle, Esq.. M.P.; \{. "ft. Scott, 1'sq., 17^ Devonshire Piace Rev. James Shirley, Frettenbain Rectory, Norwich; J. Al. Snipton, Esq, Gloucester; Rev. H. T. Tucker, Uppottery Viearaee, Devonshire' Rev. Thou,as. Tvrsviiitt, Wliiteh ireh Rev. W. Walton'. F.R.S., Ailenheads, Northu ni,«,•]),„.| W. l'reston White. Esq, Cork; the Rev. Wi'son, Vicar of Islington; ii. J. A inckwoitii. Esq., i5nci.;xigh<i.n Street, Strand. DlHECrOHS. i ;ia Sioane, Esq.. Chairman. J. And'-rsou, Jsq., I capaj!¡I"Cd0I1,t!1. fl I'.I d.S. oev. T, ohertsoo, ,'V].A. W. (lamp Crane, Es-]. George Sloane, Esq. H. P. 'lope, Esq. E. Heatkcole Smith, l"-q B, Jackson, Esq '^ob.-rt rhurburn, Sen., q Rev. H.J. Knapp, D.0. Sir W.ihaa; W't.ite. James Lur.il. Esq. James Esq. rdEDICAL OFFIC; Physician.—G. C. Child, M P. Surgeon.—Edwuul Dutfin, E-q. su;:V!:Y'>R. John Fuiford, Esq., U, Ne". Miliman Street. SOMCITO E. M. Elderlon, Esq., 3, L-uliliury. SECRET A RY. Wil iiaia i'leni ns. Esq, B AN KRS. Sfessis, Tlerries. Farqub.ir, Sc C". SL James's Street. Guion Bank <( London, Moorg?. e St! t. SCOTTISH HRANCH.—DIRECTORS,—Office, 4, Queen Street, Edinburgh. Jas. G. Graham, Esq. James Sn.uart, Esq., W.S. J!. K. Grevilie, Es<f.I Willi.,m Stohart, E>q William Scoit. Esq., W.S. l Patrick Cheine. Esq. A..Urquharf, Esq \dvoeare T. G. ,'Iackay, Esq.. W.S. M. N. iVlacdonald, Esq WS. Adam Hav, Esq., W.S. LIFE.-This (n'ittltínn, while it grounds its title to the suppoit of THE PU-BLIC IN GENP.rt VL. up .n the sound principles on which it is founded, and offers to ■ them, combined in one E-tablisiunent. all the advan- tages presented by the numerous Metropolitan Assurance Companies, at Rates ot Premium as low as are consistent with security, claims that of THE CLEHGY more especially, on acconut of the appropriation of one clear tenth of the profits to the fomia'ion of a Fund tor the benefit of those of their body who may require its aid, and the reduced Rate at which, in special cases, it Assures their Lives. FlRr.—'The Premiunis for Assurance agiinst Fire are charged at the usual moderate rates, wL11 a reduction of ten per cent, on the RESIDENCE AND Fl'RNl TU'lE OF CLERGYMEN. ENDOWMENTS FOR FUTURE CMEDHEN.-An extensive set of Tables has been prepared—expressly Ílr the use of ihij Institution—whereby a tixed sum may he secured to every child (born of the same parents) at ain- ing any age ibat may be desired, from 14 to 21 years inclusive; the payment of the easm.at the death of eit'ier parent, and before the ehrest child can ,e attain the age < ?..re.d, TlBLH OF LIFg RATE'S. ASCENDI^U SCALE. Age 1 Vih Without IFC.NDING SCALE. Tiorit. Profit. Mj}..vei..ge(. Sere" rhd.Sevi-n Years. Years. OA £ •- <! £ ■ M..1. e, s O £ -i. £ fT 20 1 17 4 I 13 11 I 2 (1 I 1? 0 2 4 0 30 2 fi 10 2 2 7 1 8 0 2 2 2 I" 0 S 3 G 2 17 8 110 r 2 18 6 3 IS 0 3t) 2 fi 10 2 2 7 1 8 0 2 2 2 I" 0 S 3 G 2 17 8 110 r 2 18 6 3 IS 0 5u 1 3 4 4 111 .1 0 2 4 1(» 3 IMUMIMJUIII MMITII The necessary fo ins and information may be obtained by application to W liiaro Emmens, Secreta. y 6. King- Wiiliam-Street, City or to any of the following Agents: Cardiff .Mr E. Leysb.on. Til on-moutk T. M. (./■weliiii, Esq. t-'icwsea Henry Bcvan, Esq. Ncaih ..Thos. Hargreaves, Solicitor. Ali applications for Agencies to be Addressed to the Secretary, _n_ Di of ILIandaff. ORDER OF CONFIRMATION XiirtOfGIIOLT THE DIOCESE. T1-1E LORD BISHOP of LLAXDAFF AVIK hold CONFIRMATIONS at the following places this year, viz. :— At TredegarWorks.. Monday October 4 Abergavenny Tuesday ———- 5 Skcnfrcth Wednesday.. ———— G Llautilio Cres- ? m « sonny J Thursday 7 Bagian Friday. ———— 8 Trelleck Saturday. 9 Usk 21%10 lay ———— 11 pool Tuesday ———— 12 Caerleon "Wednesday.. ———— 13 Divine Scrvicc will commence at each at Eleven o'clock. The Clergy of the several Parishes ill furnish their Candidates with Cards in the following form I A. E. I Examined for Confirmaiiou, and approved, by me, C. D., Minister of E-. The Cards will be delivered to the Chaplain in attendance on the Bihop at each place of Confir- mation, to whom also eicii Parochial Minister will give a List, containing the number, names, and ages of his Candidates. It is expected that the Candidates will bring the':i' Prayer Books with them, and that they will make the requisite responses in an audible voice. BY ORDER OF THE LORD BISHOP. 2nd August, 1811. FOR SALE; A FREEHOLD HOUSE, SUOl, AND OTHER PREMISES, AT BRIDGEND. I.f I TO BE SOLD BY AUCTi G ft, BY MR. EYANS, AT THE WYNDHAM ARMS INN, BRIDGEND, ON WEDNESDAY, the 20th day of OCTOBER, 1841, at Three o'clock in the allc-ri»ooi>, subject to certain conditions, the undermentioned I IP is is •siaojLis) AND SiiaaK* in the Town yf Bridgend. 1.—FUEEiiOLD. The DWELLING-HOUSE, SHOP,and Pre-mises, situate iieiir tie Eastern end 01 the Iv^v Bridge, occupied by Mr. Morp.sn Nicholas atid DruggH; and the DWELLING-MOUSK V-.t the h ick the.eof, occupied by William Davie?, Shoe- maker. These premises are situate in a central and public part of the Town and as extensive business has been forj* great many years catried on in the Shop, an opporlunity sach os seldom |ire*ent"5 itself if uttered to persons* desirous of esiabii'Aii'.ii! themselves in business. LOT 2.-LEASEHOLD. AH Iiiit U.YFININL'KD HOmE. a::d ihe BUIijDING Gili)Ui\D at the side thereof, situate i. Oear u» Lot I, and bet weea it and i lie Bridge These premises are held for the Lite oi E'izabeih Nicholl, aped about 51. A POLICY OF INSURANCE, in the Clerical, Meolical, aiid G(,neral Lite Assurance Society, for £ \b), on the Liie of tbe s;id E^zabeth Niehufl. Fiii,itit-i- partictil;.tr-, iii,oy I)e by applying1 at the ofHce of Mr.Lewi-, So'ieitor, Bi idgeud. CHACfGE OF r 1l13.J. TO HORSE & CATTLE i)EALEIIS, CltAZIERS, &c. IjOIVOLGII OF X^EATM. Notice is hspsby Givosi, Til A1 the TWO FAl BS, held within t! i Borough of NEATH, oil the *.Hit day of M^iiCM and the 23th dav of Oe FO 1 ll. will not be held on those the 23th dav of Oe FO 1 i ll. will not be held on those days in f-ture, but on the last W Ei)\ESI)AY in MARC il, ond the h-t WEDNESDAY ill j OCTOItEU, iti every Ye ir i«i,d that a FAIR «il! be aeconhnsly h: !d on tho ^Ttti day of OJ l'03ER tio.t; ami a.so on Ui1 3'JtU day of M AROl! next. By o.der oi'ti.u Vown Coil ril. H. s. COKE, tst S('Pt., isil. Town. Clrlk. So tJ SaIT fcn JriJatz Cnttrad, A N excel lent FARM, with MOUSE and suitable XOtit-biiildin;s llureon, s;tuate iu tb« Parisii of .\1 v i ■'< >i! n-iiJin-; of lilt A .res. Al o, an lv I v !'i-< in tl.e ad.joiniiii Parish of UNDY, L Acres (Jf Wnod. si,,iat(, n:il,; EigTit ITi(,,i; froin if Newport, and may be puichased together or separately, For further particul ars apply to Colthnrst Bateman, E-q., H(.rtIl) v Iiol:s: v aerleon, Monavnitlnhiie O. to Messrs White and Son, li, London. —— | OF TilE SOCIETY FOR PROMOTING CHftlSTl KNOWLEDGE. The ANNUAL n EN er \L M:;r;n>:r, »r .i, Iinlitn'ion «i'l tie holdeil, G ot 1 i.r, •»» the tUNTY HOUSE, Brecon, on TUK'-DAY. th- | Twoifili day of October, "hPII d llepo t ot ii* pro, ceetlings will »;<• made, and tlie Audited A'cou ,e, x,f Ihu Treasurer produced. WILLIAM JONFs. Secretary and T,-eu*mcr. Brecon, S?pt, 27, 1811. | BivEJ »S¡LI\ SCS-UON NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that t-he nest, I (j UN E iALQL'AKTER SESS.ON'S ot tiie PE\C! for the Coiintv of JJrecoa will he ii Id at tlie HAL)., in HStKCON in and for i >e said ollntyon MONDAY, the 18th day of OCTOBER, 1811, at one o'clock in tiie Afternoon, at which h nirarid place th- b,ii, s Management of the County Rate or Stock will commence. Grand and. I'etiy J in>i Prosecut ors, Appellants, He- fpondi nts and Wi nes^e-i must attend on IT'ES >AV, the 19 h ddY of 1841, at Ten o'cioclt in the Forenoon. Oppositions must he forwarded to the Clejk of the Peace Seven clear days before the Sessions, an i. ill ?! cases arisini subsequently.immediately up mi t,f.talien. NOTICE IS HEREBY ALSO GIVEN, That all persons having claims upon tiie County, in respect of work dano and arti«.b s tnru shed for (lie n.<e of tiie County Gaol, must attend with their iacco"iiis before the Yisiting Magistrates, at the fiaol. on Tuesday, the IWlf.h day of October, 18tl, at Ivtcvou o'clock iu the a. persons having other cl.iinis upon tbe County, must attend with their accounts before tin' Magistrates, at the Shire on Monday, the 18th day of October, 1341, at Ten o'clock ii, til, Forenoon, when SUC11 evlra) accounts will Je at1ditel) AM) AOTICE IS HEHEBY LASTLY GIVEN, i'hat all Costs of Prosccutious to be allowed by tie County must be taxed at the sum.; Sessions previous to or during wiiieli they shall be incurred, (tr tiiey will not afterwaids be alloned. Brecon, Sep. 18, 1311. POW. Lb, ,CierA of the Peace for the CV.fy of Brecon. PORT OF CARDIFF. To Tinier Merchants, B,alders, Cabinet Makers, and others, For Sale, by Private Contract, In large or small Lots to suit the convenience of Purchasers, the CISG-O OF THE 4 JUST LANDED FROM T MIHAMICIII, BRITISH AMERICA, AXD NOW LYING ON THE WHARF, AT TH: BUTE DOCKS, YELLOW PINK, At One Shilling and Threi-penc per Foot. Approved Bills nt Four Months' ¡ht!! will he t.kou in payment for Sum# cxce&iitsp £15, or 2 per Cent, discount allowed for C¡¡,,1;. Applj- to Mr. T. ELFORD. at Mr. John R'elnrds's, Smith iinti'EelUHaii^cr, St. Mary-street, Ciii-cilir, Cardiff, Sept. 23, 1841. ESWAED. ARISCONDED. leaving liis CHILD cliarpeablo to tite PA KI:? ;I of A BE R DA UK, JOHN EVANS. Tiie siid JOHN EVANS is a Native of TOWYN, MralONETHsHTHE: he has worked for about these last Two Years at Abr-nlare, as a Labourer, pre- viously to which time he was employed as a Miiler, at Foiitdolgocli, in the .Parish of Llunventioij.ont- STomervshire: he is abo«t 2S Years of Age, ami 5 Feet 9 incites high, complexion, S.-fndy Hair and Whiskers; is strong made; litis Hound Shoulders, and was dressed iu sa HUllnd Jacket, and Trousers of Fustian when lie left; before leaving he conveyed away his goods to some plnee near the Basin. Whoever will give informatiou that shall lead to the Apprehension of the said JOHN EVANS, shall receive a ha'.ic!>ome reward, with all reasonable expenses, by application to the Overseers of Abcrdare. i,5, 1811. Tils MCoT POPULAR. MAGAZINE EXTANT, THE SPOFiTSMAIS, Published Monthly, lieantifii'lv illustrated with TWO snperb STEEL ENGRAVINGS, exquisitely fin- ished from Original Designs, PRICE TWO SHILLINGS. EACH Number contains Ninetv-six Pasjes of JJ Original Letter press, from the most distin- guished Sporliu? Writers of the age. May be had, by order, of all BoolseUcrs. TLis is tire hest oftbe bestofthc Sporting Magazines." iVelchman. ijent. IE-ll. No rea: lover of Field Sports shoulti be without it." -Leicester Journal, To the snorting world we venture to recommend it as the most talented p¡Ó1ic,.tio;¡ cxt¡,t. York Herald We can discover considerable improvement in evci-y department."—Bell's Life. THE NEW MONTHLY BELLE N S I B L E, E Is bountifully illustrated, with highly finished PORTRAITS OF THE NOBILITY, And contains TWO Coloured. Plates of the Fashiens* finished in the first s'yle, PFICE £ IFTEENt PENC. Tn the niiinber for November will appear na ori- ghiaf ttwl strperbiy cXT-cnted Po- JUL,IA VISCOUNTESS VILLIERS Eldest daughter of the Eight Hon. 15att., SIR ROBfCRT Pil-ILL. I' May be had, by Order, of all Booksellers. This Magazine should iind its wav into every dra*< ins-room in the. kingdom.— The Times •'A very great acquisition to the Fashionable world.— Reading Mercury, Tlie lite.tary contents surpass those of any similar Reading Mercury, The 1itctarv contents surpass those of any similar i pul-licati'Mi."—bent Herti'd. t O.Tace, 24, Norfolk. Street. Strand, Loudon r;