The Pembrokeshire Herald and General Advertiser

FURNISHING SHOW ROOMS, VICTORIA PLACE, HAVERFORDWEST. WATCHES, CLOCKS, SILVER PLATE, JEWELLERY, GENERAL FURNISHING IRONMONGERY, CHINA, & GLASS. R. B. P II A T T TAKES the earliest opportunity of respectfully announcing to the Nobility, Clergy, Gentry, and Inhabitants of fits 'rown an(i its vicirli,,y: that liel succeeds to the extensive WATCH, CLOCK, JEWELLERY, and GLASS and CHIN A Business of the late Mr. THOMAS OWEN, and that it will in future be conducted precisely on the same prtncjp.es as heretofore adopted, and tie confidently hopes by the strictest attention to give general satisfaction to ensure a continuance of the Public Patronage his predecessor so successfully secured i'cr upwards of 20 vears and atrl esime time wishes to say that he has on SALE a Splendid Assortment ot GOLD and SILVER WATCHES PL\TE The°CUTCGL?s^rdtl:e NEW ^UESCENT WARE, equal in appearance to ChinV a^Urth'the 1 he LU 1 G LAS& department comprises every modern and elegantdesign in Trifleand Dessert Dishes Decanters Claret Jugs, Tumblers, Wines, &c„ together with all kinds of GLASS of 1 plain and eeomonS The tollowing will give an idea of the variety of his Stock, and a SPeCimea of prices; an early iuspccLÏol1 he tegs to solicit. SILVER PLATE. Z. q. d. Fiddle.bandle Table & Des- sert Forks and Spoons, per oz., 0 7 G Tt-a Services, at London Prices Kings' Pattern Threaded and Victoria Dinner and Des- sert Forks and Spoons, Fish Slices, and Celery Tongs, Soup and Sauce Ladles, Gravy. Salt and Mustard Spoons, Witic Strainers & Coasters, Fi uit Knives, Apple Scoops, Watch Guards, Pencil Ca- ses, &c. &c. Silver Knives, Forks and Spoons, in cases, suitable for presents. ELHCTUO-PLATE at the Patentee's Prices. BEST ALBATA PLATE, EQUAL TO SILVER. Table Forks & Spoons, per doz from 14 0 Dessert Ditto Ditto from 0 IS 0 Tea Spoons from 0 6 0 And every Article as in Silver BRITISH PLATE At nearly half the above Prices. WATCHES. Ladies' Gold Watches, whh Solid Gold Dials from 10 10 0 Gentlemen's Ditto Ditto from 15 15 0 Silver Levers, in Fancy Cases from 6 6 0 Silver Vertical D'tto from 3 3 0 200 Second-hand Ditto from 10 0 CHURCH AND TURRET CLOCKS. Eight-day Spring Clocks in Mahogany Case", with glass to protect hands, from 3 10 0 A variety of Eight-day Kit- chen Clocks in Painted Cases from 4 10 0 Fancy Clocks in great variety PLATED GOODS. Best Sheffield Piated Cruet Frames fitted witbCutGlass Bottles from 1 5 0 I Spirit Ditto Ditto from 2 10 0 Urackct and Chamber Can- dlesticks with Silver Edg- ings, per air from 0 10 C I Tea & Coflee Urns, Wine Strainers, Coasters and R. s. d. Coolers, Coffee and Tea Pots, Cream Jugs, and Sugar Boxes, Toast Racks, Egg Stands, Bread Baskets, &c. &e. PAVER MACHIE& JAPANNED COOPS. Bielefeld's Patent Picture Frames Paper Tea Trays, in sets of 3, in a variety of Patterns: fr. 115 0 Fire Screens ptr pair.. from 0 7 fi Tables, Card Racks, Ink- stands, Src. Japanned Tea Trays, in sets of 3, from 0 7 6 Cruet Frames, with Cut Glass Bottles complete from 0 6 Bread Baskets, Knife Trays, Liquor Stands, Candle- sticks, Toast Racks,&c. &c. FURNISHING IRONMONGERY AND CUTLERY. Bronzed Fenders, from 0 12 6 Ditto Uprights from 0 5 0 Bedroom Fenders from 0 3 6 Fire Irons. per set 0 7 6 Ten and ColTee Pots and Urns Every description of Candle- sticks ami Snufrers allll Trays Ivory-handled Table Knives, per doz from 0 12 6 Ditto Dessert Ditto. from 0 10 0 Carvers to match 0 5 0 Game Ditto 0 5 0 Kitchen Knives and Forks, per doz from 0 G G A large assortment of Cheese Scoops, Pen and Pocket Knives, Scissors, Razors, ltonesand Strops, P,iteiit and other Cork Screws, Nut-Crackers,Boot Hooks &e.&c. CHINA. Very handsome Breakfast Sets,consisting ot 79 pieces 'ron1; 1 5 0 Lmio Dinner Services, con- sisting of 170 pieces, from 4- 10 0 I ea Services, consisting of 37 to 41 pieces, from I 1 0 Elegant Dessert Services Toilet Ware, inSets, consist- ing of 9 pieces, from 9s. 6d. i0 1 5 0 zC. s. d. Chimney Ornaments, Bowls, Jugs.&c.&c. GLASS Best Cut Decanters, in sets, i.of t' ,rom 0 18 C best Cut liall-pint Tumblers, n P?r 'J"15 from 0 9 6 j lain Ditto Ditto Ditto from 0 7 0 Best Cut Wines Ditto from 0 8 6 Jest Cut Salt Cellars, per pair. from 0 4 fi ;ater Jugs froln 0 10 6 Champagne, Claret, Hock, &c.; WineCoolers, Finger Basins, Trifle and Celery Dishes, Custavu Cups and J cfly Glasses, Gol»Jets and Ales, Claret Jugs, Caddie Toilette & Smeiiiiaj Botu ties, &c. &c. JEWF.LtF.RY. I Irfttt, Goid, & elegantly set Brooches. '"6. Lings, Lockets, Ear Drops, Neck arid Watch Chains, Seals and Kevs, Shirt Studs, Plain and Em- bossed Split Rings, Gold Pencil Cases, Wedding and Mourning Rings, &c. ftc. GILT GOODS. Ornamental Head Combs, Reticule and Purse Clasps, and Tasse.'s, Match Hooks. Neck Chains, Seals and Keys, Knee Buckles, Cioak Clasps, &c.&c. BLACK JEWELLERY. Brooches, Pins, Studs, Neck Chains, Leads, Maltese Crostes, Tops, and Drops, &c. Sec. PLATED ON STEEL ARTICLES. Dinner and Dessert Forks & Spoons, Dessert Knives and Forks,in Ivory Handles, Fish Slices, Tea Spoons Sugar Tongs, Skewers, Knife Rest Nut-Crackers, Spurs, &c. &c. MISCELLANIES. A variety of Tortoise-shell Dressing and Pocket Combs, Chanddiersand Lustres, French, Liverpool, and Passage Lamps, Musical Boxes, Scotc1' and French Snuff Ditto, French and Dutch Toys, Work Boxes, Trinket Oases, '1 elescopes, Hair, Tcoth, and Nail Brushes. Ladies' and Gentlemen's Dressing Cases, Writing Desks, Portfolios, Inkstands. CaltMit-tc. ftf

LOCAL MARKETS. MILFORD. t. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. Beef, per lb. 0 4 £ to 0 5-J Cheese,per lb. 0 3ato 0 0 Mutton 0 5 0 6 Wheat, bush. G 6 7 0 Veal 0 4 0 5 Barley 3 6 4 0 Veal 0 4 0 5 Barley 3 6 4 0 Pork 0 SJ 0 4 Oats 1 10 2 Butter 0 9 0 10 PATER. d. s. d. d. s. a. Fowls 1 7 to 2 3 Mutton 0 5 to 0 6 Geese,each.. 2 3 8 0 Pork 0 o 0 <> Ducks, couple 19 2 G Cheese. Fresh butter. 0 11 1 2 Barley meal, per cwt. 7 0^ Potatoes,bush 1 8 0 0 Eggs, two for Id. Fresh butter. 0 11 1 2 Barley meal, per cwt. 7 01 PotntoC8, hush 1 8 0 0 Eggs, two for Id. Beef, per lb. 0 5 0 6 FISIIGUARD. s. d. s. d. Beef, per lb 0 4 Putter, sait 0 J Mutton ■ 0 .5à Cheese, per cwt 19 0 Geese, each 2 2 Ditto, per lb. 0 3 Fowls, per couple. 2 0 J W heat, per bush Ducks 2 0 Malting Barley 3 8 Butter, fresh, per lb.. 0 11 Oats 2 <5 NARBERTH. s. d. s. d. s' "• d- Reef, per lb. 0 3 to 0 5 Barley Mutton 0 3 0 5 Oats 1 10 to 2 3 Pork 0 0 0 0.,kButt:r. ( 0 Veal 0 3 0 5 Fresh butter.. 0 M 0 11 Wheat, bush. 6 6 7 0 Cheese 0 u a PEMBROKE. e d s d, «• ,h *• Beef,per lb. o' o" to 6 0 Wheat, bush. (> 0 to 6 6 Mutton 0 5 0 0 Barley jj j Pork 0 3 0 ,0 Oats 2 0 0 0 HAVERFORDWEST. d. s. d. *• d- 8- (l- Beef,per lb. 0 4to0 C Barley 4 0 to 4 6 Mutton 0 4 0 6 Oats 1 10 -6 Pork 0 3 0 0 (Salt Butter. 0 7 0 0 y^l 0 5 0 0 Choose, p. cwt 19 0 0 0 Wheat, bush. 6 0 7 0 I ABERYSTWITH. s. d. ». d. s- d. s. d. Wheat, bush. 6 0 to 6 6 Pork 0 3 to 0 3^ Barley 3 3 3 6 fBeet 0 3* 0 H Oats 2 0 2 3 Prime pieces. 0 5 0 5* Cheese, per lb. 0 3* 0 3 Geese, each 1 0 « Butter 0 7i 0 7i Ducks,couple 2 0 0 0 Do. fresh 0 9 0 10 Fowls, do 1 8 0 0 Mutton 0 3 0 4 CARDIGAN. < d. s. d. i. d. s. d. Beef, per lb. 0 3 to 0 5 Barley 3 4 to 3 6 Mutton 0 3 0 5 Oats • Pork 0 3 0 4 Butter, per lb. 0 9 0 11 Wheat, win. 5 0 6 0 Cheese. 0 A 0 31

SELLING OFF, AT the house lately occupied by Miss Game, deceased, the whole of the Stock, consisting of Haberdashery, Perfumery, Satins, Sarsnets, Gauzes, Blondes, Netts, Lace Veils, a large stock of beautiful Thread Lace, Flow- ers, Brushes, Tortoise-Shell Combs, Jrench Stays of all sizes, Ladies and Children's Lasting, Silk, and Leather Shoes and Boots, Trimmings of various desert ions Reticule and Purse Clasps, Snaps, Beads, Silk Gloves, Mitts, and Cuffs Lisle Thread H°se- Lpf ?rn, Straw, and Chip Bonnets, Berlin, and Lamb s Wool, &c., &c. The sale of the above will commence on Monday the 15th inst, and the whole will be disposed of at a great sacri- tice, to enable the Executors to sell the lease of the house as early as possible. Castle Square, Haverfordwest,! April 4th, 1844. NOTICE. ALL Persons indebted to the Estate of Mr. THOMAS RICHARDS, lat« of Fishguard, in the County of Pembroke, merchant, deceased, are requested to pay the amounts of their respective debts forthwith, at his late office, into the hands of Mr. Alired \V illianis. And all persons to whom the said Thomas Richards was indebted are requested to send the particulars and amount of their respective claims, postage free, to the said Alfred Williams, in order that the same may be examined. { Fishguard, April 3rd, 1844. I LANDSHIPPING COLLIERY. The JLamentaMp occurrence by wMcb Forty Collier* were Drowned. SEVERAL benevolent individuals in the neighbour- S hood of the Colliery, and elsewhere, having expressed their wish to alleviate, to some extent, the great distress and sufferings of the widows and children of the poor Colliers, who have lost their lives by the recent afflicting calamity, Notice is re^pecif'ully given that subscriptions will be received at Messrs. Biddulph's Bank, Pembroke, Messrs. Wilkins' Bank, Haverfordwest. The Offiev at Landshipping, and Messrs. Cbilds, Bankers, London. The Fund to be raised will be distributed among the suffertrs at the discretion of a committee, consisting of the Rev. Canon Philipps, Pembroke. Rev. Amos Crymes, Haverfordwest,and Rev. Isaac Bickerstaff, Landshipping. Subscriptions already received. Received bv Wilkins and Co.. of this town:- it s. d. H.G. Fownes, Esq 1 0 0 Mr. Tombs 2 0 0 Proprietors of the I'embrokeshire Herald 1 0 0 J. Davies, Esq., Puinpsaint 0 10 0 George Roch, Esq 5 0 0 Lord Kmlyn, 5 0 0 J. il. Philipps, Esq 5 0 0 Rev. William Roch 2 0 0 Thomas Eatwn, Esq 2 0 0 The Misses Philipps, v. 5 0 0 Citptai n N. P,)yptz, It. N., of Nelierliop, near Chepstow, 5 0 0 G. Starbuck, Esq., Priory Lodge, 1 0 0 J. Hill Harries. Esq 1 0 0 Rev. Thomas Watts n 0 Mrs. Lort Phillips, 10 0 Miss Lort Phillips, 0 10 0 M r. Thomas II ughrs, 0 10 0 The lJoval Independent Order of Odd- fellows, Narberth, 1 1 () Sums under Ten Shillings, 0 12 ° Capl-iin David Propert, 0 10 0 Mrs, James Summers, 0 JU 0 A friend, Q » ,j! Collection in the parish of Boulston, 9 b 10 Mr. Benjamin Skone, • • « J0 0 W. \V. Harries, Esq.. Milford I 0 0 Rev. C. H. Bar ham, Trecoon, >> 0 0 John Harvey, Esq 1 0 0 J. H. Leu is, Esq V „ Mr. Thomas Dalies, St. Martin s, 0 0 £ <!<) 11 4 TO BE SOLD, A HEAT, HANDSOME PONY PHÆTON, TTriTII HARNESS but little used. The whole is VV in excellent order. For Particulars, inquire al The Pembrokeshire Herald office. This advertisement will not Ite icjx-alcd. HAVERFORDWEST APRIL FAIR, 184/:1;. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, rpifAT the above FAIR will be holden this year on J. SATURDAY, the 13th of APKII., in consequence of Ciit-marthen Fair taking place on the Monday following. JOHN PHILLIPS, Mayor. Castle-square, March 30, 1844. — —— TENBY GRAND STEEPLE CHASE WILL TAKE PLACE On MONDA Y, the 8th (if APRIL, 1844, OVER ABOUT THREE NilLES OF COUNTRY. HANDfCAP SWEEPSTAKES of TWO SOVE- REIGNS each, with 25 SOVEREIGNS, OR MORE, ADDED if not walked over for. The second lioise to save his stake. st. lbs. Mr. X. Peel's Dr. Faustus, aged 12 0 Mr. A. Stokes's St. Botolphs, 6 years 12 0 Mr. Lort Phillips's Kitty, aged 12 0 I kf Mr. Lort Phillips's Grimalkin, aged 11 12 Mr. Hughes's Gipsey Girl, aged 11 12 Mr. Llewellin's Giraffe, 6 years 11 6 Mr. Seymour Allen's Lucifer, 6 years 11 0 Mr. W. Powell's Gilbert, aged. II 0 Mr. Grifith's Sniolensko, aged 11 0 Mr. Palmer's The Gift, aged. 11 0 Mr. Gower's Gazelle, aged 10 10 Mr. Summers's Confidence, 5 years. 10 10 Mr. Lewis's Colt Joy Sailor, 5 years. 10 10 Mr. Lewis names m. by Tallyho, 5 years.. 10 7 Mr. Scale's Gavlad, 4 years 10 7 Mr. Waters's Mistake, 5 years. 10 7 '}\II START AT TWO O'CLOCK. SEYMOUR ALLEN, Esq., > otfl„,mis WILLIAM TUDOR, Esq., /&t<-nart,s- All disputes to be swifted by the stewards. March 15th, 1844. MILFORD. TO BE SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION, (For the benefit of whom it may concern,) AT HAKIN, On THURSDAY, tha 11th day of APRIL, 1314, AT ONE O'CLOCK, ABOUT FORTY-FIVE TONS of CAST IRON, GIRDLltS, JOISTS, and BEARING PLATES, of different lengths, saved from the Schooner Falkirk wrecked on Skomar fsland. The above are well worth the attention of Builders. HENRY MEBRITT, AUCTIONEER. Milford, April 2,1844. -———-————————————————————————<r PEMBROKESHIRE. SALF. OF NeAT MODERN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, CHINA, GLASS, Dinner and Dessert Services, Carriage, Harness, Saddks Bridles, a very superior four-year old Alare, two capital Milch Cows, 4-c., 4 c. MR. GEORGE GOODE IS INSTRUCTED TO SELL BY AUCTION, (WITHOUT ItESEKVE;) AT LAMPETER HOUSE, NEAR NARBERTH, On TUESDA Y and WEDNESDA Y, the 23rd and 24th days cf Apirl, 1844, ALL the neat modern HOUSEHOLD FURNI- TURE, CHINA, GLASS, DINNER and DES- SERT SERVICES, DAIRY COWS, valuable RIDING MARE, PHAETON, HARNESS, SADDLES, BRI- DLES, &c., &c., The property of JOSEPH TWYNLVG, Esq., who is going abroad; Consisting of handsome four-post, tent, and other bed- steads, with moreen, chintz, and dimi y furniture prime goose feather-beds, best Witney blankets, Marseilles and cotton quilts; handsome mahogany dining and drawing room chairs, sofa, couches; mahogany dining, loo, and other tables; mahogany sideboard, Brusssls and Kidder- minster carpets, mahogany and orbe- chests of drawers, capital eight-day clock, a quantity of richly cut glass, dinntr and dessei í: services, set of splendid papier machee tea trays, plated goods, dairy and brewing utensils, with other efiects. Also, a very neat one-horse Phueton and Harness, pair of Double Harness, nearly new, Saddles, Bridles, &e.,&c. On the Second Day's Sale, at 3 o'clock in the afternoon, will be Sold, a very handsome GREY MARE, 4 years -)Id, very quiet, and calculated to make a good Ladies' Mare. (qThe Sale to commence each Day at 11 o'clock.— Credit will be given on approved Security, Croft Cottage, March 28th, 1S44. PEMBROKESHIRE. LAMPETER HOUSE, Two short miles from the Market and Post Town of NAR berth, eight from the much admired Bathing p!ace> TENBY, and within twelve miles of HAVERFORDWEST TO BE LET, ON VERY MODERATE TERMS, AND ENTERED UPON IMMEDIATELY, THE Compact, Neat, and Desirable Residence, LAMPETER HOUSE, With Garden, Pleasure Ground, Coach-house, Stable, Yard; and if required abou. 10 Acres of very good and productive Land. LAMPETER HOUSE has always been occupied by Families of the highest respectability, is within a few minutes walk ot the Parish Church, where the Service is all English, only a short distance from good Markets, and in a fine sporting country. .11 goad Tenant will meet xcith every encouragement. Further particulars may be obtained on application to Mr. J. Lewis, Draper, Narberth, and of Mr. George Goode, Land-Agent and Auctioneer, at his Offices, Upper Market-street, Carmarthen. Narberth, March 28th, 184t. PEMBROKESHIRE. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. JOHN HOWELL, At the CAMBRIAN INN, SOLVA, on MONDAY, the 8th of APRIL, IS"}, at Four o'clock in the Afternoon, (subject to such conùitioCll as may be then produced), all that FREEHOLD DETACHED COTTAGE, GARDEN, AND OUT-OFFICES9 Now in ti,e occupation of R. ]1.[. Yates, Esq., CONTAINING Two Parlours, Kitchen, and Brew- c honse, on the ground floor; Fve Bedrooms on the second floor; and a Garret o"er the whole; underground Wine and Beer Cellars; a good walled Garden, and Stable, with an extensive right of Common situated in the plea- sant marine v llage of Solva, universally admired for its romantic scenery. For Particulate, apply to the Auctioneer, at Solva. Solva, March lltli, 1814,

Write'* aim Kouilatttrs rrtr&iTCrti iJcrftnuny. BEST'S PATENT CANDLE LAMPS. NB. The particular characteristics of these Lamps are that they render the soft light of Palmer's Throe-wick^ Candles as efficients the^lii ,'g and doling flame of Gas, and are free from (he disagreeable annovar.cLi will never get'out oT iepai'i\ appearance, and ^ell-adapted for general use, are easily cleaned and willuevcr get out of i-eptir. A LAE.GE STOCK OF TALMER's CANDLES ON HAND. A large assortment of GOLD, SILVER, STEEL, and SHELL SPECT4RTP9 Fvr R,.(«RC .N,L P„^ suitable for Persons of all ages, from an eminent Optician. Pebbles fitted to ol 1 Frames. PRESERVERS, Prize Caps and Crest Buttons procured at the sho Is. i noire. Watches, Clocks, Plate, and Tewellery, neatly and promptly repaired. Chimnev,Swing, and Pier Lookin^-Glasses iu great vavietv, at verv redn-1 n/,rM » o~,i r» 11 1 u Percussion and Flint Guns, from Westley Richards, and other celebrated makers. Percussion Caps, lldts, Goods carefully pxclxd und sent carriage free. _le fi-ev. TO BE LET, WITH IMMEDIA TE POSSESSION THE following convenient DWELLING-HOUSEF JL and Premises, situate in St. Martin's, Haverford- west, at reduced rents: 1st Class, No. 5 and G. Gloucester Terrace. 2nd do., No. 8, 9, and 11, Gloucester Place; 3rd do., No. 15 and 16, ditto. 4th do., No. 18, ditto. 5th do., No. 4 and 6, Castle Terrace. For particulars, apply to Messrs. Griffiths and Harvey, assignees, or to Mr. John Jardine, Bridge-street, Haverfordwest. March 8th, 1844. TOWN & CDIHfTT OF HAVEBf OMWEST. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, T1IIAT the next General Quarter Sessions of the Peace, for the said Town and County will be holden and kept at the Shire-Hall, Haverfordwest, on Friday the 12th day of April next, at eleven o'clock in the forenoon and that the court will first proceed to examine, and audit the accounts relative to the receipt and expend ture, and the assessment, application, and management of the late of the said Town and County. And that all persons summoned to attend as Jurors, Constables, and persons bound by recognizances to appear thereat, muit attend and answer to their names, and all persons having indictments to prefer, or appeals or tra- verses to try, or any other business to transact, are re- quired to attend. And the justices of the Peace, for the said Town and County, are requested to return all depositions, and re- cognizances taken and acknowledged-JMure them, to the Clerk of the Peace, and all persons having demand on the County Rate, are requested to forward the same to the Clerk of the Peace, on, or before Thursday the 11th day of April next. -By order of the Court, Haverfordwest, ) JAMES SUMMERS March 27, 1844. j Clerk of the Peace. Jg§j||L COUNTY OF PEMBROKE. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, fTIHAT the GENERAL QUART Ell SESSIONS of J. the Peace for the County of Pembroke, will he holden at the SIIIRE- HALL, HAVERFORDWEST, on TUES- DAY, the NINTH day nt APRIL next, at Eleven o'clock in the forenoon; when all persons sutnt.^oncrt to aaeiul as Jurors, Chief Constables, Bailiffs of Hundreds, and Per- sons bound by Recognizance" to appear thetcat must attend and answer to their names; and all persons having Indictments to prefer, or Appeals or 'Traverses lo try or an y business lo transact, are required to attend. And, NOTICE IS HEREBY ALSO GIVEN, that the Court will commence the business of the said Sessions with the Trial of Prisoners; and the several Magistrates of the County are therefore requested to direct tlleir Clerks to transmit all Depositions and Ileco"- nizances taken before them, to the Cilice of the CleTk of the Peace, three clear days before the commencement of the said Sessions; if taken after the time mentioned such Depositions and Recognizances to be returned, not late1-than half-past nine o'clock on the morning of the commencement of said Sissions, in order that the rcspec- tive Bills of Indictment maybe prepared. And, .also, the Magistrates' Clerks and the Attorneys practising in the said Court, are requested in all cases of Appeal to he heard at the said Sessions, 10 transmit to the Clerk of the Peace, for the examination and guidance of the Chairman, Copies of the Examination upon which the Removal is grounded and the grounds of Appeal, seven clear davs previous to the Sessions. The Covrt will proceed with the business relating to the Assessment, Application, and Management of the County RIte on the same day, at the hour of three o'clock in the afternoon. All demands upon the County Rate are requested to be forwarded to the Office of the Clerk ot the Peace, on or before Saturday, the Gill day of April next. POLICE FORCE. IN pursuance of the Statutes, 2d and 3d Vic. cap. 9". and 3d and 4th Vic., e >p. 88, and 011 the ItequioUion of Five of her Maj sty's Justices of the Peace, acting in and for the said County of Pembroke, 1 hereby ^ive further notice, that at the hour ot Two o'clock in the after- noon of the First day of the said Sessions, application wiil ¡Ie made to the Court for the Appointment and Esta- hiishment of Rural Police, for the said County ct Pembroke, or for such division or divisions thereof, as un- der the circumstan'-ca of the public peac of the County, may be thtn "nù there requireil,according to the provisions of the said acts or either of them. By Order of the Court, EDWARD LEACH, Clerk of the Peace. Clerk of the Peace's Office. l Haverfordwest, March "21 st, 1814. j JOHNSTONE HALL. TO BE LET, And entered on at Michaelmas next, 1844, WANTON-HOUSE, OFFICES, and -L LAN Do, called JOHNSTONE HALL DEMESNE, ^-S, no^ 'C the occupation of Mrs. Bowen, conta:nin<» Land PXCL'lent Arable, Pasture, and Meadow Johnstone Hall is situate equ'distant from Haverford- west and Milford, and close to Culm and Lime.-Land- Tax is redeemed. For Particulars and to trea', apply to Mr. Harvey, Laud-Agent, Haverfordwest. The floIIS" to 00 X'itu € I by Cards only. Haverfordwest, March 13, 18M. PUBLIC NOTICK. A BMSE-STREET, HAVERFORDWEST. JOHN GREEN, >O.N AM, WATEKl'JiOOF BEAVKR HATS V the most approved and fashion.], SW A assortment of GOSSAMER and PAllS^ Mk'ii 1' from the principal Manufacturers nntj'ounlirv •l?1"1" b"'r" confic,ent t the Che-jpnrcS ilia: Quality A-ill give satisfaction to those who dù him lie lavor of o"t'l1| N:?-Nih,'g "r ,a Rreat Portio'i of his present STOC K or,-LlNLN and WOOLLEN DRAPKltV Ar a which will be offered at very r~h.ced ft" &C'' per cent lower than their value/ l>n«s, at least 20 AN APPRENTICE WANTED. ifllPtP TO COVER THIS SEASON AT FERN-HHLL, NhAIt IIA VEKFOItDWEST, THE WELL-KNOWN STALUON AS 6 0 T, AT TWO GUINEAS EACIl MARE.-Croom's Ftg.6,, 3 .llorso' without white; 12 years old- and ee S ?n le's and a vVry 'Ltfon" te I,e's 15 s 3/<u.ches high. Stakes at Ascot; a^Sweeps^^ke^-u NUm-irkt^^?! 0,d .s«%' fcton!^r;1!;f, Pi* r' *«vii; Yorksliire, "m' season he will cover in Wale3. J his is the last Good accommodation for Mnres ami Foils -r,. !rr u-vr cS^.t'c t"k°" Tl'« *«—> <• ™.i tiie S'if a'ujuI"" m TO BE SOLD BY PRiVATE CONTRACT THE SMACK JOHN, SLOOPS LOV-ELV PEGGY & BROTHERS, I OF MILFORD, ■ Of a, 70| 54> mj w ALSO, TWO VALUAIU i.- »r. „ and LIMESTONE QUAKriy T? 3 FAUVr. ueiu on a I He aged and 'V, },u-' '"rnier is I siderahlc profit; and the latterV f 1 at a con- I excellent M endow L^nd^ln^ Produce of For particulars andtmr, 1 James Wilson, or Cr€?SM.-dl,eTpemb?S8#rS-Lc,U and I'eh. 23, 184-f. ttnbroke. | TO BE SOLD BY PRIVATE CONTRACT THE HOUSE AND LANDS called. CASTLE J- HIGH, in the parish of Haroldstone West, held by the Rev. Robert Ferrior, under a lease for his own and two other young lives, at the clear yearly rent of £ 35. Particulars inay Ite had of Messrs. H. P. Goode k Philpoit, Lan<l-Agents, Haverjordu-est. • QEKk_,L\ LIVERPOOL, MILFORD, BRIS- > gSt* FIIiST CLASS roWERFt't ST&AM .».T VESSEL, THE TROUBAD05JR, J.4 MES BECKETT, COMMANDER, IS intended to Sail from the Trafalgar Dock, with Goods and Passengers-, in the month of APRIL, JS+4, on or about the following Days and Hours, wind and weather permitting. 11 FROM LIVERPOOL FOR MILFORD & BRISTOL. Saturday, —— 16 8 morn. Sntutday, —— 23. 12 noon. Saturday, —— SO 8 morn. Saturday, April 7 12 noor. FROM MILFORD TO BRISTOL. Sunday, 17 8 morn. Sunday, 21 12 noon. Sundayr^— 51 8 morn. Sunday, April 8 12 noon. FROM BRISTOL, CALLIVC AT SWANSEA AND MILFORD. Saturday, Manh 2 3 after. Tuesday, 12 10 morn. Tuesday, jf) 8 morn. Tuesday, —— 2ii 9 morn. FROM SWANSEA FOR MILFORD AND LIVER- rOOL. Monday, .»Iarch4. 3 morn Wednesday Mar.20. morn ■V edttesday, 13. 10 morn Wednes. April 10.10 morn FROM MILFORD, DIRECT FOR LIVERPOOL. Monday, March4. 9 morn WodiiosdavMar.20.2after. « ednesduy— 13. 4 after. Wednes. April 10.iafter* The TROUBADOUR has very superior and elegant ac« couimodations. r n Pnm1!?'? ,c-bcst Cal,in to 3nd ^om LIVER- POOL, 20s.; Deck, <s. Gd.; Four-wheel Carriages, 40s.: Do. One Horse, 2os,: Two-wheel ditto, 20s. Horses, Cattle, and Carriages at Shipper's risk. Apply to Bruce, Wadham and Co., Bristol; William Moyse, Swansea; David Propert & Son, M iiford; the Capt. on Board; or Thomas M'Tcar, No. 15, Water-street, Liverpool. 1 BRIST0L GENERAL STEAM NA VIGA TIOM COMPANY, Office, Qvoy, BRISTOL. TH? STEAM VESSELS are intended to _L Sail from CUMBERLAND BAStN, BRISTOL, and as under mentioned, with or without Pilots, and with liberty to tow esselr, during APRIL, 184-1. FOR DUBLIN. SHAMROCK, Fridays. Saturday,April G.. 7|morn Frdav, — 2G 11 morn Enf» May 3 £ jX° Friday •— lb. 7 mora Returns Tuesdays. FOR CORK. ROSE, Tuesdays.—VICTORY, Fridavs. Tuesday,April 2. ^itnorn Friday, — 19.. G.imorn Saturday, — 6.. 7-. after Tuesday, —23.. Fi.norti p"-?tlay' O-.l^nriorn Friday, 26.. 11 mon, Fiiday, — 12.. liaUer Tu-sday, — 30.. 3 £ tfter 1 uesday, -16.. letter Friday, May 3.. 6 uiom Leturn luesdays and Fridays. I OR WATER FORD, NORA CREINA, Tuesdays.—OSTREY, Fridays. Tuesday, April 2.. 6 morn Friday, — 19.. 7 morn Saturday lorn Tuesday, —23.. 8'mon, I uesday, — 9.. 10 morn Friday, — 26' llmorn Fnc.ay, 12.. 2 afiev Tuesday, — 30. oiifter I uesday, —16.. 6 morn Friday. May 3. Sldier Return Tuesdays and Prides. FOR TENBY. T r fTA.?' Tut?f'^s—Pi'CENix, Fridays. £ ridavy'AP 5 7!ai"r ?'ida? H-xm, f ;L o" nio,n fue?d»y> 23.. 8 morn Frid vy /rK!a>' 26. llmorn rruifiv, — ] £ nfter j ufsday — 30. 3^aftf»r Tuesday, — hi.. norn | Friday, May 8. 6Lmorn FROM TENBY. PH< £ NIX, luesdays.— STAH, Saturdays. Tuesday, April 2.. 6^after Saturday, — 20 8 morn ■nSty' S",? Sat-ml-fv in"l.-k'"0rn Sctturdr.y, — 27. 1 after r Js;; i FOR CARMARTHEN, CALLING AT TENBY PIKENIX. FriJav April,2 uT" W- nmam nn?' ei" Fnday> — 2(j..ll morti FROM CARMARTHEN, CALLING AT TENBY PHCENIX. I'uesday, April 2.. rj^f^er I Tuesdav 9-? ni Tuesday, 9.. bnorn S | Z g" I uesday, — Jo.. 4 morn ^jartei FOR MILFORD, PATER, AND HAVERFORD- WEST, CALLING AT TENBY. Tues lay, April 2 4J af.e/f Tursdav, 23 8 morn 1 uesday, !)..10 morn Tuesd/v — ^o" ^l f Tuesday, Ui. f^morn ] u0" °h af,tT FROM riAVEaPORDWEST, aU,™ „ MIL- iOilD, PA1LR, AND TENBY. STAR. R'ifhv ApriIl5- 19- 2 I nday, — 26.. 10„motn TO AND FROM NEWPORT USK and GLAMORGAN, Daily (Sundavs excepted) FOR CARDIFF. LADY CHARLOTTE Monday, Wednesdav, & Fridav Returns Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday See separate Bilis. FOR SWANSEA. COUNTY PEMRROKF Tuesdays and Fridays.-Lorn JWSFORD, Thursdays and Saturdlys. ruesday,April 2. SAmorn Thnrsdnv — 1R r,i 8 y» 4.. 7 morn Fridav,'3' 2" P'"™1 i'rtday, 5 7Jmorn Saturdav, 20.. 7.J,II1',ru tS?; rI 9-lIIorll !J.. lO}morn Thur!<day, I' ndav, — 12.. 2 after f S-it,].' o5" m°ra Saturday, — 13 3.i,morn Tu >sd-v nocn Tuc,day, -16.. Cfmorn Th^y, i, Pi'OM SWANSEA. LORD BKRESFORP, Tuesdays and Fruhvs — PfiMRRnvi. ) rr.aa^s. LOUNTY Tuesdav \mil 9 n Xs au,! Saturdays. luesctaj, ApttJ 2.. 6imorn Thursdav — l<i i I hursday, 4.. 7-morn Friday o" J ra°m KiJ.ny, 5.. 8 morn Saturday 20 b «5;- •■Fr«Iay, — 1 !,llllrn « j '• • Hamor 11 y 1 -7" 'v'nw/i Saturdav — ^7 1 Saturday, — 13.. sjmorn Tuesdav — »n" m I uesday, —16.. (5 morn | 9 mutn FROM SWANSEA TO ILFRACOMBE » morn V\ t ilnesdav 17 i Wednesday,- 3.. ^morn MontlJ t\mnrn Monday 8 Umivti VVedne<,lav 91" A etlnesday, 10.. 10-,norn Monday 1T | Monday, -)5..3,norn uuai' —U.. ljmorn FROM ILFRACOM!;n TO SWANSEA Mrmdav Ap^iTr" Wednesdays, M* | j P' I nioru VVodnp^liv 1*7 li Hei!i)osd:-iy,— 3.. RUNORN M ? — '7,. SJnioru Monday, 8. 1 j K,d',y'T I n,or,, Wednesdav,— 10 •> afr,»r M 24.. ]2 noon Wednesdav,— 10 •> afr,»r M 24.. ]2 noon Miintlity, -29.. 6 JS," The whole of the above Vessels s« «, i conveyance of Passenger, andG^kr^ "P for ,lle on Hoard.— Carriapes and JorV"iT S,«*wards Horses and Carria-es to with ere.— sailing. °es to be dipped two hours before P;irticiiiar% iyiay be obtiine-d by inL, -it the Bristol where all Goods, Packages' pS t'ce' ^uay< Bristol; dressed:-ibr Swus^a hfvV &c' shoulli be O. C. Gms on > b lv ;,lerreil & St>ns' Back, Johnson, Clare-street' H-ill \f I^'i1Cardiff, to R. H. Johnson, Clare-street' H-ill \f I^'i1Cardiff, to R. H. port, to J. Jones, New. ,i"n., Hav?Tfordw«i0rvf'r!p,f'eS' T/n!>7: ,Mr- H "'filings, C?Vr? *lr' 11^ N. Sm trt Sw• MU1°rdIl;l Mr* Hideford; Mr. M;,rtiu llfr-i «'1'i'SCa: m Lynton; and Mr. T. Prhel /r i r" .Mr" J f-'l^ke, same, at the time of de.iverv nor wiT.T110-Prtld ^or th': for any otii,r parcel above\he^vTl. » f 0< lost or damaged) unless eutt-r^.l L ''orty Sltillinps in proportion pmj t\>r the » ,1s.snc'». «nd freigb* Not accountable tor rmv Gooi'is wi'tV cP10 ot ^♦'I'verv — All letters seekin .nhow Sl,,ppi„„ No, All letters se eking itiformttion tfj be post paid. iso.

bp said that''if ^at0 'iad heard Socrates so it may him the verv»J? tt takes the Welsh wnn has, in iiict, before And now oi,th(r Lo"d™ J«»nmls. readers as won n„ f°nC s'ou> I liave a word for newspaper ^most to to'i ru1 n.ewsPaPcr makers. I have been moved ^nhhman hi* v "Wiring the pathetic complaints which the °f lialf-sn}," n jn^king week after week on the subject tw° some fSi wo Pers°ns liere, and two there, and ?nd sonietiml 6 Ci.s?'are taking a Welshman between them, Is Mother ran eac" *eaves it to the other to pav for it. Here It 13 an 0,8011 „ ^le sickly state of politics in Wales, 'n the arran^° °n r sel!3e :U)d decent}'. There is nothing ceeding. 0 things around us to sanction the pro- tician for 9,ia.Urc never designed that man should be a poli- full prjce ^vP('k. The}- who cannot, or will not pay the Politics o„ ,i a PaP<>r in its integrity, should abjure llieir onin;m, system, as they only pay by halves, so all their niinHo • ^orm their intelligence half-digested, ^If-paid "■enlightened, and the Welshman not even ^citee1thi -*05,n5e'f -Tid all your brother editors will ration S au<^ ta^ie matter into serious considc- ^'Ue,1844 I am, sir, IU4. A READER. Bono pnfv e'^Jer J'our printers or your correspondent, "Pro fr°ni our niil(^c a mistake in calculating the distance la ted and^0rt^exfr)r('> allow me, by your widely circu- twC(,n ,i USt> paper, to give you the exact distances bo- rates to^ Sl)Vera^ localities competing for a rail-roAd from ^'sti<hn-j „' an(l thence by steam to America. From ^VaterF, »,i exford 45 miles to Courtown 55 miles to Bevans< \f wiles to Dublin 85 miles. (See Messrs. Biode of a defy any one to get a more advantageous °tl)> tha Ci?nve^*arlce ('^ scientific gentlemen are to be relied 8oin'e nn!i r c.one now 'jef°re Parliament from Gloucester to ^eOibrok V Uth ^a^es> I believe, Pembrokeshire and in tion with6? 0' '^cru 's 1,0 Port 80 accessible of conununica- be. y ondon and Ireland as Fishguard can be proved to dence inu, I>resen* correspondent would refer you with confi- 40 Capta-6 statement thus made to Captain T. Evans, R.N., that for 11 ^Jawes> and many others, who are well satisfied island an<l early communication from Gloucester to On1.1 I8 the most eligible and least expensive I Rt,itemp .n whole affair being taken into account, the 1 thinjf11 y°ur correspondent, Pro Bono Publico, was, 0* to t> deficient, or rather I should say, too abundant, e I1Umber of miles from Fishguard to Wexford. ldar c h 27th,-1844. Yours, A FlSHGU.AIWIAN. Sir agrj.Jt very much interested in the welfare of the Written I,ort'on °f the inhabitants of this county, I have been m H 'cn<Iu're what progress, or whether any, has it»y fear fi, w'1.^ ,r('gard to the agricultural society. 1 have itispectjS it is not supported as it ought to be, and on C°. j "n of the list of subscribers at Messrs. Walters and be the case. This arises no doubt, in a thc f;l that apathy which has always characterised scien' e^.s this county. The improvements which the >H°re eni- l mistry and geology are daily suggesting to the ^lectori ene<* ^armers °* England, are here either totally 'toleral 1 °r are so Partially known and tried, that no their resu,ts from them. Thoy arc contented to do f^etti tor^thers have done and so long as they dp so, t(v;Ce n8 that others are leaving them far behind—raising cattle th m U'^ corn on tne Kimo quantity of land, and breeding o years i|\at years old fetch higher prices than theirs at i>e_ j01^ so long will they be a poor and discontented CentUrrT i i. '-)oon truly said that Pembrokeshire is half-a- a8ricu!t the English countics in the practice^ of very rn"!6". There is another reason, which in my opinion Whi(.i.: atcr*ally afl^cts the society, and this is rule three, le I is -fofio*s The members to subscribe' £ 1 per i?° ?n the first day of January." This of course members; The Riglit i/on. Earl Cawdor, and a Sil" R-I5- i*- Pliilipi'S Bart., M.P., ngr}c!' i 0st( others liaving an immense in teres t in the tfc one Tin^r Pr°sperity of the country are to lay down their my knr' l>Cr 111111 f whilst I who pay^O a year for «ame ■pJ'• niJr living out of it, am expected to do the Hi'ide w-!uhlS ,w' never do, the rule I hive no doubt was ^unself intention that every man should feel in not j-°n an equality, with respect to the society but this n°t ju ent' '^0,.n whence the rule was imported wc have We arl11100 °/ ^rmers, almost all gentlemen, that they have, any of .y10' ^dependent in any sense of the word and if li;iif_a (.r e n<>^le gentlemen just named were to offer us H'itf, trr.°,vri1 to get our dinner, we should take off our hat rate jm] i'^u I-'Ct the subscription be fixed at a lower anio'un't- a aS m:rlny as choose to subscribe to any higher Poun.l.^ 80* There ought to be subscribers of many 6pirit T,.v?r annura- The society should be carried out with t ver be the cost; let it once be established with always' laiv thrive and prosper if sickly at first, it will I beg to subscribe myself, My dear Sir, Yours very truly, J.. PLOUGHSHARE. Agriciilt tlie pleasiire of attending the meeting of the foature ~y on Tuesday last, when the principal ,nembr>r i i. complaint was discussed. The reason of respond S .su"scriPti°)is being limited to £ 1, was, as our cor- not to o^n. surmised, to put all members on an equality, but Severil v. ° ,1 proprietors, or others, from giving more, annimt c ^ve. alfuady subscribed largely in addition to their this tA f?bscnPtions. « Ploughshare had better-represent e committee of management.—En.] not to'w, e more request your indulgence, and I promise :nteresyour Patience, nor monopolise your increasingly When I co'mnns. I have now to contend with a mannikin. y°ur cnrr<>Wr0te my sole intention was to enlighten that fcaH S £ °,ndem.' an^ correct a few exaggerated mistakes and I willingly or unknowingly, been committed least g;i,T8e my effort was succeeded by con Fiction, at ments >vl,k" T account has not been demuiTed; the state- a'l>out to '"ado are yet unaswiiled. But whilst I was enters tho <FSi J"18 MY fonner mute repose, Titus Short iiad ?}ot indeed as my antagonist, but as one that d ,al1 the measured verses, feet, and tones of kinds En Iambic lines—as one that had swallowed all to !,hetori«il and grammatical learning, and now going Parcel public—to distribute his rare jewels in small exhihw illiterate neighbours, His letter strikingly nutivB thingsFirst, incogitancy secondly, dimi- bet If ideu, and penury of diction and thirdly, a tical Vft • superficial knowledge, and a violation of syntac- rated ve^if' T^e charge of being verbose would be reite- ftbov' were to occupy your paper to substantiate the In »l l,rnP0S'ti°ns. He comes forth as a critic, and philologist. D, nsyne of all that is precious in art and scicpce, w ho i'rsuaded and duped him that he was competent? No one; eept his father in the warmth of parental affection, lie Merely reprimands mo for not consulting hiin, ere I trans- mitted my letter to your care. Yes, Be is the dignified knight, the honest stitch that would clip off what his profound acutnen conceives to b6 excrescencies. This brings to my tnmd a tale that I read when at school. One of the sons of the Muses, being desired to lavish his encomiums upon a certain person, wrote a copy of verses, in which he pushed Panegyric so fair that he thought modesty would be offended. When God fry perused it, he told the poet that it was very fine, very fine indeed, and very true but you have taken no notice of my military genius." Sir," said the bard, I never knew you had any pretence of that kind." And this is my apology to the thimble. To insult the modesty of some would be a Herculean task. 1 can assure him that I was blissfully ignorant and I the less deplore my ignorance, because I have scruples respecting his aptitude to learn, much less to teach." I am prepared to dispute his claims, and prostrate all his lofty pretensions he has over-estimated his talents, and flattered fiis vanity and I justly infer that the stature of his soul resembles his corporeal size. Is climb up it" according to the rules of syntax ? Whether ho uses up" as an adverb or a preposition, it is purely superfluous. "Climb" itself implies to ascend. Is the following^sentence happily expressed:—" That it would be wise on his part to band oyer bis compositions, before sending them to the press, to some knight of the thimble, who," &c. ? Now, let the Pupil condescend to instruct his teacher; thus :—" Before ^nding his compositions to the press, it would be wise on "is part to hand them over to some knight of the thimble, who," &c. The words ought to be consecutively arranged, nnd the parts which relate to each other should follow. I beseech you, sir, and your noble-minded correspondents, to sympathise with me, until I shall have acquired skill in the art of compression. Then, liko Titus Short," I shall embody a microcosm of thought in every word. A voice from the centre of the town, Is he so concise and compre- hensive?" Between you and him, what induced him to date his letter from Narberth ? Though the inhabitants of Haverfordwest would not bewail his exit hence, it behoves him to ascertain whether the friends would b3 willing that he should become a resident there. If it had been dated from the metropolis of England, my astonishment would decrease. Having been there as a nocturnal visitant," he might have committed himself under the impression that he was still there, prostrating Virgil and Homer at his feet. There is a nut for you, Mr. Short—crack it. Pshaw away with such cozenage. His reference to the days of juvenility is laughably ridiculous. A man going to steal apples where there were none to be found Would that all our robbers were so deluded. Granting that it was infoliated, it did not follow that it bore fruit. His conclusion was groundless and illegitimate. What a picture does a chagrined, peevish, morose reader represent. According to his own showing he is a compound of conceit and ill-humour. The man is not born who can extort his approbation if he should approve, he will conceal it it is more congenial with his base mind to be silent than to commend, lie finds the most unenviable satisfaction in creating, discovering, magnifying fit-Lilts. lie cavils with tho design, the colouring, and the finishing of every performance that has the misfortune to come under his roof. Verily, he is an object of commiseration. Ile must pass his time in perfect misery, for all the attempts of genius in this imperfect state have no attractions fur him. To coun- terpoise his spleen, I trust that candid readers wul multiply. In them I behold tho gentleman and scholar. Convinced ot 'the arduous struggle by which authors attain reputation, they reluctantly censure what their correct judgment cannot approve. Yours, &c., Haverfordwest, March 27, 13-14. ANTI-FALSUM. TO THE MEMBERS OF THE HAVERFORDWEST AMATEUR HARMONIC SOCIETY. GENTLEMEN,—While sitting in my "sanctum," chewing. the cud of sweet and bitter fancy, imagination, in the mean- time carrying me where she would, Ingratitude more strong than traitors' arms," prompted me to think my own lot a hard one, and while in tbis vein-I thought myseit the most unhappy of beings. But a gleam of sunshine stole across my mind's eye as I contrasted the destitute condition of thousands in our own highly favored land, who when they rise in the morning from an uneasy couch, know not whe; e they shall rest their heads, when darkness shall again cov(r the earth much lets, how the necessaries requisite to sustam life may be obtained. My better feelings immediately set about arranging a plan for ameliorating the condition of mankind but the futility of attempting anything in so wide a fielJ, at once struck me as being out of the power of any one mortal, were he possessed cf the wealth of Crcesus. Reducing the calibre of my view to a focus more consistent with reason, I directed my attention to those of my own ne'ghbourhood, whose sufferings were of the greatest magni- tude. My feelings of sympathy were instantly cnMsted on behalf of the bereaved sufferers at Landshipping, where no less than forty human beings were in an instant hurried before their supreme Judge, leaving more than double their number to deplore their untimely end, and who by this bereavnient arc left in the most indigent circumstances. Now, gentlemen, although your philanthropy has lately been most successfully exercised in the concert which you gave yet, I am confident, could you be prevailed on to do the like kindness for those poor sufferers, that the public would rally round you, as there are hundreds who are not in a situation to give a sum in It public subscription, would, nevertheless still be anxious to throw into so laudable a treasury. Entreat- ing your forgiveness for thus publicly addressing yon, and hoping that) 0:1 will take the matter into your consideration. I remain, Gentlemen, Yours most respectfully, AMICUS.