The Welshman

CARMARTHENSHIRE. Mr. D. Morris's name is not in the list of the minority who voted for Mr. S. Crawford's motion; it is in that on Mr. Buyer's amendment against the second n'ading of the Income Tax Bi!L On Tuesday morning, a number of persons attended en the Quay to wnness the departure of our steame: the Turridgc, for the first trip from this phiee. The pries of fresh butter in Carmarthen ought to be quoted by the lawful pound of IS ounces. Eighteen pence was last week stated as the price, but this was the V Dee of two pound!. We arc tufonned that a parson bus been carrying about-! a memorial, or requisition of some 'ort, tor sig-u:J.ture, wit!! I the object of inducing the municipal authorises to :u::ke the<r peace with the cattle-dealers, and as a M?K<r ?eeure to Carmarthen htr customary fairs. Oi the nature °'thts paper for which signatures are sought, we kn(Av Nothing but from hearsay, never having seen it. The end "OUght to be attained seems to be a good one; but of the "Mans for its accomplishment we, and we suppose many Others, are left to conjecture. It is reaHy a pity people, Well-M eanillg people too, don't know how to give eilect to their wishes. EMIGRATloN.-The Bridgd FtMMt'M sailed from this Port to-day with upwards of 200 emigrants for New York Many of the smaH farmers, as well as the labourer' wojid, no doubt emigrate, but from their inability to procure the means of doing :o,—they are so wretchedly poor. A farmer named Benjamin PhiHpps, of Dolewarth, in the parish of Abergwiify, who has nine children, one amongst the number of desiring emigrants, last Saturday, in the presence of some other farmers, said, that he would not remain in Wales to drag on a miserable existence, if hf could set! otT his stock; adding, that if any one wo'-tid K've him a certain sum, which he named, for it, he wou)d °< o<f at once, with his wife and children. After the Msual delay and hiding about price, another farmer, David Griffiths by name, of the parish ot Lhuigunnock, bouTht farmer Phitipps's stock. &c., giving him at the !!&me time a deposit. The unexpected htteUigencecon- Veyc,i by the father to his fanaily, plunged them in grief; but he was of firm resolve, and go they all must said he. There is. however, many a slip between the cup and the lip, for Griniths, on second thoughts, cried off, refused to fatify the bargain he made, and in spitp of Phllipps's Threats and remonstrances, did actually get off on Mon- day from the bargain he made on Saturday. Forty thousand emigrants were sent out to New South Wales last year, at a cost to the Colonial Government of JC9W,000. 'In future the average number of emigrants to that colony is to be limited to 10,000, and to Van D'eman'tt Land !,MO. PROvtS!ONs,—Butter is 3d. to 4-d. per lb. tower than it Was last month. The very best fresh butter soid in Laugharne market last Friday at 8d. in the morning, and 10 the evening tower prices were taken. Eggs sold there 36 <br a shi!iing; mutton. 6d. per tb.; !amb, 7d. per do., other provisions equaUy low. How TO AVOtD A NutSANCE.—Last Saturday, as Sir John Mansen was passing through Carmarthen, Ms attention, as that of everybody else is everyday, was most disagreeably directed: to about as disgusting a nuisance as disgraces any town in the world that has emerged from barbarism. We allude to the practice of emptying in the public thoroughfares—snii cinders, manure, and every lund of indescribable n)th. The nuisance is inexcusable on any ground of necessity; as ncthing can be simpler than the means for its avoidance. A du&tman does the work in London without annoyance to anybody. His cart stands at tlic door of the house from which he re- moves the rubbish, and into that cart he empties the contents of the basket he had previousjy nUcd. Two Men in this way win in a few minutes do the vork— neatty too, and <o half the time occupied by the people 'n Carmarthen. The nuisance ought to be abated; the taiant of getting ria of it are simple; and those foes to im- provement and triends to njth, who persist in practising it, ought to be taught better. Perhaps the municipd *Uthoritiea may enact something pena! to teach the StIcklers for the MorM 'majorum. eorum that the decencies taust not be de6ed. ANOTHER NutSANC£-A$ if the unnnishcd state of the Picton Monument were not bad enough, the biH- tttckershave bcdaubed it with bi)ls. Such too is the activity of these men of paete. that even the Church- giktes themselves are placarded all over with bills, and on approaching Saint David't for the purpose of public worshIp. the eye Is shocked by what is little short of a desecration of the sacred ediSce. The Goth's hand is on the monument, and the Inndet'? indifference might be 1nferredfrom the desecration of the Church.gates. The ''ne is an oftence to good taste; the other a shock to our religious feelings. To both a corrective ought to be iftla.tly applied. A day or two ago, as a gentleman was proceeding through the town, A bull dog rushed out and Mttened on his thigh j and we are informed that thtre arc at present Mveral savage doga at large. Wp have never joined either in the mad-dog cry, or dexired to abridge the poor. oi the Treasure, we can easily enouphk conceive being a fxdthfuteompamon in him with whom "alone lawninc is rmt 3at<ery;" but when a m'izzte ia BO easily made, wa think those pprson*. 1 who leave rerus animals to go about at !argc, sueking j whoat they moy-attacktai.-e nt &ub)ectp for the 4urwdksncc of the pottce, at)d the punishment of the magistrate. i NIEZ,ANCUI)Y,Y- O¡;cuu.F.NcJ'!o-Mr. Dtfies, of Clyn- Hydan, by CaTregcenneu CasUe, aud his l.<tnily, wert thrown iujo a state of the utmost alarm oo the fvemng o: j the 18th inMant, by tuddenly misting bis son John, a ohild of M yeara oi age. An active search for him was immediately commenced, and carried on during that and two succeeding days; but on the 20th. his body was acci- dentally discovered by hia distressed father and some neighbours tying in a dry ditch not far n'<tm the house, quite dead. The deceased had for a </oup)e of weeks b-.Iiore his death b<ten Bhghtiv paralyzed in bis Icge. and it M supposed be must have fain or taUcn down where the body was found, aiid died from the inclemency of the weather, as the night of the 18th was intenliely cold. A verdict was brought in accordingly at an inquest held on 'he body, before Daniel Prke, E. CcrMpr, on the 22d ?? :.t <: t. CocKER! Some of. tlw Tury papcTf in elaborite tab)e8 of jS?tres, assures the country, (and thoparasitt's. of Pee! reiterate the assertion,) that S ir Ki!)t'rt'st:tritf- reform will effect a saving ofj?!? <?L) ta a ;;)an poss?Sfd of ?200 a vear. WiHitso? Then w))t-rc').'esthe?!2 ?onow? Into the pockets, of course?'the mun?poHsts. The Tory papers are ?irtu?Hy ccmi'es?it? thnt the ruu))- try Is plundered for th? profit of t?'pr?.'rcctsd" fe?'. This we have long thought to be the Cdsc, and we brg of the calculators to try their hand once more at arithmetic, and inform us how much a man on X200 a-vear would s<tve by the repeat of the bread-tax and the sugar-tax.

PEMBROKESHIRE. ROMAKCE IN REAL LtFE.—TUR NuN AG_L, Í;; te>JI degree of exci:enK:v.'jS caused in Tenby, on Thursday, the 2I't by i appear- ance of a persft) dressed in wh.' ;J a short tune before introduced herself Ec; il-. tile town as a female, :Wù p'Htook ot thi;' h&{,i':U:;y L.i(.r' that character. On her Drst visit she st',kÜ ))L; NN as Miss EUen Itatfiefd, and gave the fuii.ming ofherse)f: was '9 years cf agf. born at Hat.fax, iu Iov.. Scoti,i, d,-iugliter o ,Y? ai s of a borri ScotIa, daughter ot J cscph and Mary Hftrk-Id, the former, a native ot Scotland, thf latter ')f H):g).ind. Joseph Haineid was educntt.-d for the bar and afterwarùs ordained 11 clergyman of tl.c ElI'rIi.,¡h Church. '<tCo!hge, at?sew York d;<'d about iour years .ign. EDcn BatRdd v.'as piaced by her guardian, Mr. Xewtun. about 3 year:! ago, U) a Popish Church, near Hahfax. soon after the death of her mother, about six years since. Her father married again, and after his death, her step-mother married her guardian, Mr. Newton; she remained in the convent five months, and then returned home, was "ften."¡;rns sent to another convent where :-he continued nine months, and then eloped with the Rev. Archibald Campbfl!, a clergy- man of the English Church, .it'tera deby of three moxths at Halifax: they were not married..Th:-y embarked in the Ehzabetli, of Halifax, Capt. Morris; crew consisting of 25, the vessel ran aground on a sand hank, abontfour I miles from the shore of a small island, caiied Hook's island, she and Mr. Campbell were aitowed by the Capt. to go ashore atone in the boat. Mr. Campbett, in conse- quence of previooi! indisposition and over exertion in rowing th" boat, died on the beach three days after their landing. She supposed the Island to be uninhabited, but at the expiration of eight ftays, she found an old gent!e- man living there with a man servant, who had retired there from disgust to thewo))d; lived eight days upon oranges: sne knows nothing what became of thevesse). From thence, after a stay of more than a month, she saited in the 1;"ittiaiii Hutt, of Haiifjx, Capt. Morris, (another C.tpt. Morris,) aitd arrived at Swansea, she thinks on the 21st of October. From thence she s.tiied nimost unmediatpiy in a vessel caned the SeLVln ,'tars, Capt. Reecc, to Corn\vaU, and wandered about in that neighhotn ht.od for about three months, during the whole of which time, since her departure from Hatitax, she dressed in man's ctothes about five weeks agn, she put off her man costume at Pontarduiais. She says her hither left jg!5,000 to herse!f and two sisters; when she left home, had about .C20 in cash, a <.heck, and a \\iU. On her ]ast visit she was taken by the police omcer befure the mayor and one of the borough magistrates. and gave her name Albert VatenHne Cavendish, but re- fused to give any further information .several attempts we'-e made to discover her sex, which Caited. N. MiUard, Esq., surgeon, was then sent for, who stated that she was a female, o:' wtuch she was immediately discharged. She stands about nve feet high. fair compiexion, speaks rather broad, is supposed to be from ths neighbourhood of Laugliari le. Oit Frid.ty evening the Haverfordwest Total Absti- nence booety met in the Bridge-street ehapet, when Mr. Jason, ot Nat-berth, the Chairman spoke but the jion" was a Drit< I bagsman who heid forth for more than an hour. <3 A special meeting of the I li verfcr(I west Town Council was held at the Council Chamber, on Monday, the 15th instant, present: The Mayor, Aidermen Higgon, Grit- nths, E?ans, and Morgan; Councilors I'oHer, Recs, ors Ilot*,cr, I Z ees, Rowe, 0. E. Davies. Thomas Rowlands, Henry I.ewis, and Tombs; absent, four.—i t was ordered that the farm at DudweH, belonging to Taskfr's Charity, now in the occupation of the Misses Young, be Jet by tender, for a term of 21 year' the tanders to be delivered to the Treasurer of the Borough Fund, on or bef,,re the 1st of July.—tt was .ttso agreed up.in, that George Evans's .4"!Ir -t. pay j?lt per iittnum for that p?rt of Portneld lately 111 the OCCllpatlO1l ot John J enkUls, be accepted; 11 and that a i?ase be granted <br 2! years. The Board of Guardians of the Pembroke Union have re-etected W. Richards, Esq., their chairman, and G. Dunri, Esq., their Vice-chairman fur the ensuing year, and h.ive appoin'ed W.Robertson. Esq. W. Gibbon, Esq., and Messrs. D. S. Thomas, and G. Griffiths, members of the visiting Committee for the same period. A Petty Sessions were held in the Town HaH, Pem- broke. <m Saturday L)St, before P. butter, Esq., the Mayor, and other Magistrates—The on)y case of impor- tance, and which was entered into in a private room, was that of an assault committed on a femafe servant, by some apprentices tads, from )6to 18 years of age—The )atter were severjHy iined according to the parts they took in the assault.

CARDIGANSHIRE. I A-i iMrosTER DETECTED.—On Monday last, a man named Joseph Leonard, catted at the Kuttvn-C<'ttage, near Neweastie-Emtyn, the spat of E. C. Ltoyd Halt, Esq. Hartster-at-iaw, ond solicited ahns: on presenting a petition to Mr. HaU, he was immediacy apprehended, as he IlIir(\!or .gainst <. hom the public were cannoned mthe fast h dslmwn. A constabie was .ent for, and the. cinder was despatched before the magistrate. (Thongs i.ioyd, Lt.q., of Hronwydd.) and was committed to one month s unprisonmeilt, and hard labour, n. the House \)1' .Correction at CarJigau. On h? being take:; from ?' ?- wydffHouseah?t.' iu'np was p?t-ccf/pd i-).<i:jc- lower nppar(-i 'tear ti.e kt:ff, <. ,)"Irticuiar inspection. wher"cn med)atety searched and it \v-)s me lump i aDuded to contained )no:ify to t:h'a':I.ur.tof£;"Jd, parr of which was empioyed to d'fray t iie c: ing the oifendt'r to gaf)), and the Wi.S Lin-ecie.) to be lodged with the jaiier o:t the ro-td to Cardigan, the offnder 10 his told the that it was "a bad hit;" and th"t he wanted to incrensethe stock (tn hts fat n), which is situate in the parish of Dan- "ndeine. it is to be hoped that future pubticity wiU be ttnmediateiy given to sirntiar ofiencders, in order to guard the public against such wl-,ic'i tiiere is cause to ft-ar, are at present, earned to a sharnefni extetit. IKQCEST.—At an inquest he)d on Saturday, at Lam- peter, on the body of a full-grown new-born ien)a)e )nfant, found in a stagnant poot of water on the banks ot the river Tuias, close to the town of Lampeter, thf Jury returned the fotlowing yerdict:¡This ehiid was found dfad, but how it came to its death, and to be con- ceded, no evidence whatsoever appear to the Jury."— [The hydrostatic and other tests, were fully and enici- eiltly performed by J. H. Thomas, Esq., Surgefn, assisted by Mr. M. Jones, Surgeon, which shewed, as far as these tests can be relied upon, that the said child was born alive.] Amongst the matter which we were last week compeHed by pressure on our space to withdraw, was the following parag''aph:— CARDtGAX ELECTtON CoMMitTEE.—Thts committee assonb!ed at eleven o'ctock on Saturday morning week If.st.Mr. Haytt-rinthechair. Mr. Austen, on behalf of the pcttttoner. Mr. Pryse Fryse, stated the grounds on which the petitton had been f.'unded. He said that the election for the Cardigan district of boroughs took place en the Gth day of Juiy, 18tl. The returning officer on that occasion declared Mr. IIarford duty elected, but this return was made in consequence of the loss of one of the pott-books, that for Abcrystwith. For want of this poH- h 'ok, there appeared to be a majority of 63 in favour of Mr. Manord. whereas ii'that book had been forthcoming, he wouid have been found in a minority of 20. On the day atterthe election Mr. Harford signed a seriesof admis- sion, in which he acknowledged that, if the poll books had been forthcoming, Mr. Pryse wou!d have been duly elected by a majority of 20. T he learned counsel then ca)ied witnesses, who satisfacterity made out the above statement. The honourabte member for Somersetshire, Mr. MUes, then said th:t he appeared on behalf of his friend, Mr. Harfbrd, to express his great and sincere regret that Mr. Pryse shouid have been subjected to such heavy and unavoidable expense as that which he had in this case incurred, not only in the ordinary expenses of bringing forward the petition in the nrst instance, but the great subsequent addition in consequence of the absence of an honourable member, who was appointed on the nrst cotn- mittfe struck it) this case. The committee then decided that Mr. Pryse Pryse was duly elected a burgess to repre- sent the borough of Cardigan in the present Parliament. The committee then separated, MR. PRYSE PRYSB.—The hon. gentteman's name is 'n the list of the minority who voted againsit the second readmg of the Income Tax Bill. Mr. J. Hughes, of Laura-p!ace, Aberystwyth, has been admitted a member of the Royal Agricultural Society of ngland. Colpnc) PoweH. M. P. for Cardiganshire, has been sundering from the inHuenza, now so prevalent in London, and unable to atten.i in the House of Commons. ABERYSTWiTH.—The present fine weather reminds the inhabitants of this delightful watering place of the 'approaching season, and they are preparing tor it accord- ingty. The mitdness of the chmate and the reasonable- ness of the charges have induced many families of distinction to make it their winter residence and that number increases yearly. Though the races will not yet be for several months, there are strong indications of their proving nrst-rate. Taking as a sample the entry for the Johnny Raw Stakes, they promise ti" distance" those of any former year. The entry of these stakes closed a few days since with the 8 foHowm? nass-_ Mr. J. B. Lloyd Phmpps's b. f. by 0 Sit. 'Ph.ilip, Mr. Pryse Pr/se's gr. t. Romat!M. M' Pryse Pryse. jun.'s, h. t: by Firman., Mr. B. Davies s b. f. JVfadrigal. Mr. Jordan's (ns.) b. f. OpAtr. Mr. Bnuitbee s (ns.) b. g. the Bordemn Mr. Green's b. g. by Wamba. {r. Gough's b. m. the Gift.

¡ GLAMORGANSHIRE. I SWANSEA POLICE, SATURDAY, ApRtL 23.—Samue! EHcry was charged wuh assaulting John Jenkins. it appealed that in consequence of complainant beitig a tee- totaler, Etiery entertained co.m;¡de'a):.le itt-wi!! against him1. -and that on Fnday evening, white complainant was standins at the corner of Tower Lane, Ellery came up, and without, aiiy words pas1ng;, knocked him doovn, and kicked Mtn repeatedly whtie on the ground. E!!ery in defence asserted that Jenkins had caUed him "sausages." Capt. Morgan gaveJenkins a most excfUent character for pohnety And good conduct, and EUerywasSnedIJS. ií1cludin¡ oosts.- M GNiJ4Y, 2.5.- El]en L i n Ilrd was tinui .64- SM asswiting Ana Humphreys, and in detach ft ilayrnect, ewimiacifor t%O months to the of Coi- itev. W. Hewtoa antt —— Jonts. Esq Tue :nark. t-kMpcr charged Mr. Joho Howellc, hUld¡, with aEat¡Jti !tsee<m'd (lie cornplaiiiatit hud ;"¡':ized meat, which he stated to be. unwholesome, from the d' fo.dan'ts staU. and in doing so HoweUs struck him. Two butchers stated that in their judgment the nn:at was quite who!e?on)e. The raagistr;itcsaci-e of opinion that t)n: market-keeper had exceeded his authority, and dismissed the case.— Catherine Owen was fined 6d. and 10s. costs, for asMutt- irg M.nTarft Jenkias.—Wn)?ESDAY.—Charier Lewis, o/«M Ty cocb," was charged with stealing s-'?e iatns, the property of Messrs. Grainger and, Evan", but the evidence not being conc!usive, he was acluitted, Th lI.m.fcmbr for S\"an')ca did not ùn the 21st inst. for Mr. Sbarman Cr<.wiot'd's motion i-1, -14vour of Reforming tile Reform Bill; but Mr. Vivian's nume is 8(="n ))) the tninoity of 7t; who, on the u'otion tor the s&- cJnd reading of the Income Tax bill, voted for Mr. But- ter's amendment:. CuAL DUTY.—ThefRtect the coal-dut y has not yvt transpired:—but we suit think that the Premier, (not- with'tandtng the low estimate which his provincial para* sites seem to have termed of him.) will be open to convic- tion. The friends of the coal-trade are numerous and p )werftii and stich hiilg the case, we are of th:tt Sir Robert wit), at least, materially modiiy, <f he do n'" entirely ab.ttidon it. In the House of Commons on Friday, Mr. E,.art said that he approved of Sir Robert rcL's co'nme:'i.l ret'ormx as far as they went, but he pftr!,icut.riy disapp!ed of that portion of it which in- posed a duty o; 45. cn exported coals. That duty (said t:ie hou. geritie:n:!r) .nust be withd.'awn, or w'lt prove Vt'ry in)L)rious to our cottuoerce in coats, to our steam c;m: r. .:u:d t'j tue ste'tm department of our navy. F.MARY.—From the 19th to the 25th of April, !&:2, tnclusive:—/?t-duot' patie'tis Remained by last report, I(j; admitted since, 3; discharged, cured and reheved. 2; remaining. 17. ()ttt--It)or p,itients-Ite- mainit.g by last report, WR; admitted since, 2'3; dis- charged cured and relieved, 21; died, 1; remaining, li2. L\tT;clI.-On Tuesday evening, a fine schooner, of about 120 tons, named tfie the property of W. H. Smith. Esq.. was launched from the building-yard of Mr. J.Richardson, of Swansea. TOTAL ABSTINENCE.—Upwards of 1,000 persons in the town of Swansea have signed the tola) abstinence pledge, since the arrival of Mr. Scott, the lecturer on tectotaiism. New tpos BptDGE.- A bridge has just been con- structed at the Newbridge Chain Cable Works, Brown. Lennox, and Co., near CardifT. according to Dr. Spurgir.'s patent, of a very novel description; and we regret that we can give its interesting particular;! only imperfectly without graphic tielineations. EXTIlAOIlDIARY FEcuKDiTY.—Mr. John UeweHyn, of Forrest Ltanwonna. has three fine cows, which have produced six caives this spring—one of them has died, but the other tive are doing weii and thriving, It is wor- thy of remark that Mr. UeweHyn is the happy father of twins now grown up to men's estate. SHOCKtXC MUKDER AT MERfHYR TYDV!L.—Mf:R- THYR, April 24.-Tliis town was thrown into a state of! the greatest excitement yesterday by the discovery of a murder committed or; the body of T.nnar Edwards, an old woman upwards of 70 years of age, and what added to the excitement was, the circumstance that the sus- pected murderer is her own son, who has absconded. It appears that the old woman, with her son and his wife, resided ai) together in a wretched hovel near the tram road in Plymouth-street. The old woman had been missed by the neighbours for severat days, andT)er son accounted for her absence by saying she was gohe into the country a few milt's. On Saturday morning, on h-avjng the house to go to as he' told hi:, wife, for his money, he cautioned her not to look underneath the bed. This excited the wife's curiosity, and she coutd not retrain from talking about it amongst bee neighbours. In the course of the morning two of them determined to satisfy their curiosity, and accordingty they went to the bed and were horror-struck on lifting up the foot vaiiancc to find the body of the old woman wrapped up in a sheet. They immediately rdised an atarm, and inspector Davis was soon on the spot Suspicion immediately fcii on the son, Richard Edwards, and the police are now in active pursuit of him. The Coroner, P. Davis, Esq., on the il- formation reaching him, issued his warranty for hoidi:ig an mquest. and the jury having assembted and viewed the body, the inquest w.'s adjourned to five o'ctock on Monday evening, to afford time for the collection of evi- dence. and by that time it is expected the suspected party wiiibein custody. An adjourned inquest was hefdat the Angct Inn, on the 26th inst., before W. Davies. Esq., Coroner, and a respectable jury. Messrs. Davies and Dyke, Surgeons, whohnd ii-,ade a post iiturteiii ex;t-iiiii.itioii of the body, and also several other witnesses were examin- ed reiative as to the last time of seeing the deceased, &c. The evidence being gone through the Coroner made a few remarks to the jurors before they retired, which was but for a few minutes, when they returned into Court with a Verdict of Wilfu) Murder" against Richard Edwards, son of the deceased, and that her death was caused by strangulation! A Coroner's warrant is issued for h)s apprehension which had not bec-n effected up to hatf-past one P.M. of the 27th inst. Margaret Edwards m wife was acquitted. ML.RTHYR PETTY SF.sstONS.—The.'=e sessions were hptd on Friday, the 22d insi.. before G. R. Morgan, Esq. and the Rev. C. Maybery.—Esther Jones was charged by John George, with an assault on his person, on the iUth Instant. The assault being of a trivial nature the bench ordered defendant and complainant to pay equal share of expences.—James Thomas, was charged by G. Ovcrton Esq., with fe!on:ot)'.Iy removing two ladders, the property of complainant. The case was dismissed, and complainani ordered to pay the expences.—J oseph Lloyd, aged 1C was charged bv Mrs. Lucy Thomas, with obtaining by a false pretence, the sum ot: 1;3 10s., which sum he received in the name of George Wtiiiams, b(>atn.ldn, and absconded on the 17th March last. Committed for trial at the next Quarter Sessions for the County of Glamorgan.—Several other c:iscs were gone through of no public importance. —On Monday, the 25th inst., before C. H. Morgan, Esq., Thomas Bedow, appeared by virtue of a summons to the complaint of James Vincent for non-paymt-nt of wnges —ordered to pay part of demand a'.d half of costs.— William Pcwefl. was charged wih b:'ing drunk and disorderly on the street at 3 o'clock on the Sunday morning precedil'g, Fined 5s. and costs.—J oshua Davies, and John Barlow, were charged by Mr. Richard Sli 'p h er d, (on behult of H. Crawshay, Esn.,) with feloniously rc- movin: a qi aiitity of stones. t')e property of the com- ,,1 (i,nnt. Defendants '.verc fined 10s. ea h, including COlS, a!id Siitn 'Ner,, up i- custody of thf pnl'.c. charged bv Thc'.nas Atiercl,,i-e, tar[i-is-r. with stealing a quantity (if Mcon ¡¡¡¡d bretd, and atso several p.nrs of worsted stocking, the property otcomptunant, on Saturday the tftst. Th'- charge bei:i,4 fulty sustained thev were co,?iiiiitt, d for trizil it the iie. committed for trial at the next Quarter Sessions for the County o! Glamnrgan.

LOCAL MARKETS. CARNIA,-LTTIE'erf,e Pric of Wheat, 6<t. IJ!d.¡ Hariey, 3s. I ltd.; Oats. Is. 91d., Salt Buaer. 6d. to ¡d.; Nfw CLcese, 2Ss. to 29s. per cwt. NARBERTH.—Wheat, 6s. 6d. to7s.6d. perbushe!;bar)ey 3s. 9d. to .6.3cl. pt-r do.; Oats Is. 8d. to 2s.<)d; beef, 6d. to 7d.; mutton, 6!d. to 7d.; vea). -Hd. to 6!d. per Ib.: fresh but- ter, Hd.to )s.; cheese. 3d to 4-id. per ib.; tow! Is. 6d HAVERFORDWEST MARKET.—Beef.M.to7d.; mutton 6.. pork. bd.; veJ. 5d.; butter, Is. to Is. 2d. to salt,do.,lboz._ 8d. to 81d. potatoes. 2s.-td.per Winchester wheat, 6s. to 7s. barley, 3s. to 3s. 6d.: oats. Is. 6d. 28. 0(1. Sw ANsE-Beef from 5d. to 6.1d.; mutton from 5d, to 6id.; pork fro<n ad. to 6d. per Ib.; salt butter (in cask) 10.1d.; fresh do. Is.5d.per lb. NEATU MARKETS.—Wheat, 7s. 6d.to 8< 6d. perbusheL Oa:s, from 2s. 2d. to 2s. 6d.; BarL y, 3. 6d. to 4s. 6d. do.; Meat: Beef, 6d. td9d.per ib.; Mu'ton, 5d. to 7d. per do.; Veal, -5d. to 7d, do.; Pork, 4-}d to7d. per !h.; Turkeys to 6s. 7s. 6d.; Oucks, 2s. 2s. 6d. do.; Fowls. Is. 9d to 2s. 3d. per co,iple Salt Butter, I lid. to Is.; Fresh BlAtter, Is. Ad, to Is.] d. per lb.

BIRTHS, MARRIAGES, & OEATHS. LIRTHS. Yesterday, Mrs. Roberts, wife of Mr. Roberts, iron- monger, of this town, ot a daughter. On the 16th inst., in Eaton-phcp. London, the Vis- countess Adtre, of a daughter, stilt horn. On the ]2th iust., in Berkeley-square, London, the tady of T. Peers WiUiams, Esq., of a daughter. MAR IH A G ES. On Monday last, at St. David's Church, in this town, Mr. David Humphreys, coal.merchant, to Miss Anne Sal-OLIC1. On the 23d inst., at Lampeter Church, by the Rev. Wm. beaton, John Thomas, Esq., surgeon, Narbertii, to Miss Twynmgj of Lampeter House, Pembrokeshire. At Stainton, on the 19th inst., hy the Rev. Mr. Austin, Mr. W. White of the Koyes, Pembrokeshire, to Miss Dav)es, daughter of Mr. Ddvies, Stainton, Fartner. On the loth inst., at St. Mary s Church, Swansea, Mr. Thomas Granger, fate of Bristn), currier, to Miss E. Ben-yuan, second daughter of the late Capt. R. Berry- man, of Heath. Lateiy, at Yr.iscau Chapel, Merthyr Tydvil, by the Rev. T. B. Evans, Mr. Thomas Wiitiams. son of the ce- lebrated land surveyor. Mr. Mathew Wiiliams, of Car- marthenshire, to Mrs. Thomas, of Merthyr Tydvil. Same time and place, Mr. T!iomasDavies, skinner, of L!anfynydd, CariEarthpnshire, to Miss Margaret Edwards, dress-maker, Merthyr TydviL DEATHS. Yesterday, aged 77, Mr. John Nichols, late grocer of this town. On the 22d inst.. at Cross fnn Cottar, TaHey, David Davies. Saddier, in the 22d year of his .<gg. 011 the 24th inst., at Treht>lig-, Liansawe!, Mrs. Mary Davies, widow of the late Mr. John Davies, forBaerty of TyhoweU, m the parish of Pencarreg, in the SOth year of her age. On Monday, <hc25th inst.,atPenybank,Cardiganshire Mrs. PhitHps, the betoved 4ife of the Rev Thomas PhiHips D. f). The loss will be greatly felt by the poor of the neighbourhood 0.. Wedr.e.d.y. the 27th inst. at Aberayron. Capt. Thomas Ca'eb..uaster ot the -schooner Pelham Clill(Qll, ofAberstWtth. On thye 18th inst., at Aber),stA-,til ao'e.1 7 years Frederick, son of Mr. Evan Roberts, On the 18th !nst.,at his resider.ce in Bristo!. Mr. J. G. jMes, agent to the Swansea and Bristol steam-packts andiormenvofhwansea. On the 17th inst., Mrs. Margaret Davies, wife of Mr. Richard Dav:es, pamter, ot Swansea, in the 31st year of her age. On the loth inst. at Ketifig, C,'Iani(?r,anFI)ire, Mr. Joseph Rtfs, aged b2. He was the father of the Corpo- ration, and had served the office of Portreeve or Recorder for upwards of <M years. Oil Tuesday week, <<ged 33 years, Mr. Rees Perrott, of Tymawr. TatyUyn, Brcconsl.Üre.

811II..PJ;l'i-G CARMARTHEN.. .I1rrit,t'd, the Torridge (s.). Bai!ey, front Bri.to!: Emerald Is)e, Thomas, from London: Carmarthen Packet P.u"n". ?..c,Al.rns.trom Bnstol: Ear! Grey. Thomas: Wil- ton and AnnPh.hpps irom Gtoucestcr: Instow, Fowter trom. B.d?ord, with sundries: Towy. Danici from Lianell? Gloucester Packet. Davies: Bett and ?gy. ?leynck, from Pe¡ubrcy, with coals. tront Hane)!y; from Pen.brey, with coa s. Sailed, the Torridge (s.), R.,i)ey, for Bf.sto!: Union. Thomas, for Sw.<nseH.wtth sundries: Bett and !My. Meyrtck: Industry, ThomM, tor re.nbrey, with ballast. The barque Brtdget Timmins." Morrisutt, has dropped down the nvcr and intend'! sailiniz to day if wind and weather p(\rn.itJ wil. aboat lV <;tT)iFra:tt? for N (.1'0' Ycrk. PFMBREY. 1 .'i)rr/«*< the Ocean. Dastirigi: H&cd, Stephens, iron:, jPetMance: Jtne.B.'ynon: Nancy. Rct's: Thfmas.! Mowet!,frotn h.im: EliMbeth. 1) !V. from HiJ'-rord. John Westley, Bryant: IntPKnty, Husband: Jane, Pa::1ter. from St. tv'-s: Betsy. irom Abcr,<yrt):); 1Iw.enc", Leh.'an: Mary.JeokiriS, fromCni-k: Sisters, YVtiiiams: Myra. Jones, from Aberystwith: Joseph, Wellman, from Wextbrd: WiHiam and George, Heaton. from Sunder- !and: George Ponsonby, Jones, from Newrv: Maria, W'niams, from Llallelly: Eliza Jane, Putiand, from Aruude): Gioucester Packet, Davids: Bett anr1 Pegz Mey.-ick, from Carninrthen: Phoebe. James: Trident,) Davtes, from Cardigan: Pelican, Sanders, from Drogheda: S'iannot, Packet. James, fro.n Fishuard: Hercules, Harries, from Mitibrd: Maria, Si.ep'.te).s,fromSt. Ives, wttitbaHast. Sr.;¡ltd, the Boyne. Mnguire, for Dublin: Pretty Llss, Jcnt-s. for Hoiyhf-ad: John and Susan, Merix: 6mu)et, (-r(y.vhurst,for Shotehdm: Anr.a, Kierwin, from Drog- heda: Leticia. Penock, for tiiracombe: Mary, Griffiths, tor St. Oears: Jane. Beynon, for Swatised Nancv, Rees. ) forLIanrhydidn: G touccstt-r 1'ackct, Davief: Bpttand PPKgy, Nlev ick, for Carmarthen: Thomas. Howe! for Mtftord: Shannon Packet. James, for Dunal'ol1: ImtGnt, D-vies, for Yonph. Maria. Willi:mls, ,hr L'hydtan: Joseph. \Ye!!fuan. for W cxford. Eliza, L)i,y, fir Bideford: John Wesdey, Bryant, fùr St. Ives, all wnh eoat andcu!m. ABERYSTWITtf. .Irrived, the Citli.?ritie, Dc)ahfvdc: Mermnid. Ed-t wards Dojphtn, Jones: Bristol Trader. Thomas: Efiza. j EvHtts. from Newport, with coal: Atbion, Evuns. from Dnbhn, with porter: Eteanor, Morgan, fro!ii Mittbrd. with hme stone: Barnena, ixaac, from the Bay, with Hsh W atertoo, Lloyd, from Bristot, with genff.tt carao: Honora. Davis, front Ftint,withcoa!dndcastmgs: allcy, Humphreys, from Neath, with cuim. s,Liiett, thf Reform, Jones: Gazelle, Pprey: Lovely Peggy. wi;¡: Eag)e, Jones: Diiige,ice, Davis: Y èliU: Watkins, for Newport: Susan, James: Speculation. Davis: John and Ann. Jones, for Ftint.with it-ad orc: Eleanor, Morgan: Doiphin, Jones, for MUford: Barndti1, Isaac, tor New Quay. SWANSEA, Arrired, the Tr:a!, Trick: Friends, Fry: Marv. Hop-j g-ood: Agenoria, Hawk: Trvphena, Hardinp: John and Eieanor, Andrews: Kautitus, Gregory: Dasher, Ro.,ser: I Cauierine.Avery: Edward, Berryman: Lamb, Stephens, from Portreath: Minerva, Quick: Edward Saw)e. Sawlp: Oreston, Knight: Caicnick. Pascoe: Vesper. Giasson: Glory, Richards: Lavinia, GuswLiI: Wiiii:itn, I Beer: Iram, Bennett: Active, ——, from Fatmouth:? County i.)f Pembroke, Gerard: Troubadour. Beckftt: WiHiatn and Jane, Barrett, from Bristo!: MfTy Anne. Lewis: Bellona, Davies: Ditigence. Humphreys, from Chester: Elizabeth, Lock: Juhn, Lewis, from Htr?combe: Albion, Jones, t'r?n A baMyrnn: P; in)rosp, GrifHths.frc?t Tenby: Hojtc. Chidtfy: Friends, Burtord: Love.Go- vi"r, frum Watchet: Flora, Mathtas: Bess, :\larhall: Falmouth, Roberts, from Truro: Wasp, Gru\'e, from London: Thonias and Eliza, Herd: Switt. Howbn: EI)za, Jones, from Watertord: Ci'r), Cranmcr, from St. Ma]o: St.As:ncs, Pt'nrcc, from Sc. Ag:ics: Ocean,' Stribly: Perth, Hoskins: C'))'nnus, nosku): Sir \V.j Moicsworth, Ha.wkin. from Padstow1. Hawk, Jones, trom Darmou'h Beiirock, Jones: Mary. Bowcn, from Aber- avot): Wi))iam, James, from Can[¡ff: orval, W ri¡::ht: Rover, Baiiey, from Plymouth: Providence. Lee: Ex- press, Perry: Friendship, Richcrds: Hf'pe, Govier: WiUiam nnd Mary, Powc)t: Three Sisters, R*'ed: Susan, Evans: Swan, Thomas: Ath.dia. Jfnes.ft'om Bideibrd: Mary, Mdie-, from Shoreham: Oiive Branch, Scantle- bury: GaUattC. Ctitno: Richard and Jane, Hockia, f'om Fowpy: Cardie Johns: John and Mary, Rees, from Aberthaw: Endeavour, ShackeH: Gips:, A n;e], frnlI1 Mitford. Thomas and Frano: Vine: Thomas and Sa- rah, Hiscox, from Newport: Betsey. Richards: Grati- tude, Jenkins: Princess Roya!, J'enkins: Mary and Margaret. Jones: Hope, Beer: Lough. Jcnki:ls; Hero. Berry: Bedford. Rnss: Rose Macroon, Carroi', from Rnss: Rambler, Wall: Thomas Lfmmor., Dootittle.from Wick)ow: Dolphin, Hawk, from Lvdncv: Adelaide. from Dublin: Enterprise, \V,))iams: Maria and Martha, Evaos: A,ile, fi-o,n Nl'exf(,t-d: Mary and Betsy, Spawte. fnm Woudbridge: Victoria. Swan, from Bri'dport: Cambria, Richardson, from Dundaik: Saint Pierre, Jones, from Keath: Mary Ann. Nicholls: George, Johns John and Ann, Lnke, from barnstaple Western Star, Murpity: 5:"lf:, Howian: EHza, Jones: Chartottp, Hyan, from atPïford Heroine. Kirby: Peter and Mary. Gibbon Sarah Dickson. Carrol!: John and Mary. Haycs: John Miller, —— Rdthurst, Rogers: Thomas Mahony, Su)tivan, from Dangarvan: Arab, Richards: Watermcuth. Cn[ftipp,from Penzance: Hen- ( ri'ttt, Dempsey: AlIih'PS, Hart: Miner, Power: \\ater Wifch, Greenw.'y, from Beerhaven: Margaretta. Cooper: Richmond, Fotpy: Fame.Thom-ts: Wniiamar.dThomas. Lee: Atlas, Giibert: Sarah. Morgans: Fly. Andrews: Eiixa, Sprny.from Hayie John and Marv, \\nhacombe: Thomas and Ann, Surant, from Bridgewater: Rapid, Bowen: Mary, Gregory: Victoria, Davies, from !.iver- pool: Britattnia.Ledra: Exchange, Mo!)ard: Catherine, I Stephens, frf'm St. I ves: Owen Cambridge. Weir. from Cork: Ha)ifax.Coppard,fro!n\ewhaven: Mito.Fippett, from HonHfur: Francis and Chartotte, Duck, from Hnnn'-ur: EUxa and Anne, Richards, from Yougil", John and Mary. Bevan, from Port Td!b'?: Bt'ck Dia- i mond, Smith, tron Guernsey: Hooe, Davies. from Car- digan: Mi:chtd Grove, Hosborne! Lark.Stud!(-y, from) Arunde): A'?nste. Dubort, from Rouen: Brothers. Pierce, tromAcklow: Simon, Sayers, irom Carmarthen: Mary Ann, D;dhng,from Lvnre Catherine, Sandy, from Ulverstone: Fanny, Putsford, from Porlock. I'ORT TALBOT. I Arriced, the Hopewell, Jones, from Cardigan James and Sarah, Gtitiith: Mary. Btlwtm; St. Brid<:s, Rogers, from Aberthaw: Brothers, Pope: Sisrers, Fry, from St. Agnes: Marian t, rfug'es. from Amlwch; Ark,AJams. from Brixham: Brothers, Jenkms: Phtjenix, Jones, from Portreath: John and Mary, Bevan, from Oxwich: Friends, Langford: Supenu)-, Quick: Auspicious, Spray: Unity, Thomas,: Prince Recent, H u,i)atid. from Hay!e: Edwin, IMnthows: Edward, boa.se.irom Mount: Mary Ann and Eiixa, Buckingham: Ivy, Noatp, from St. Ives: Oak, Simpkins. ,)on O¿vason: Sophia. Rcberts: Cambrin, Garret, frtMn Swansea: ltesties!c, TriLk: Susan, Giles, from Fatmouth: Isaù,.l!a. Liddy- cout: Rover, Beynon: Bideford. Fraxier: Omnibu- Jonfs, from Detason: Star, Martin, from Piym<'u-h: Etizabeth and Mary. HoweM, from Fowey: Recent, G.-ach, from Looe: Broihois, Ace: BfH Rock. Jones: Ibex, D.i\ms, from Queen Victoria, Sutton, horn Bristoi: Providence, Harris, trom Barnstapte. Sailed, the BIL-11 Itock Jones: Ibex. Dilvic! James and Sarah, Gn.tttth: Mary. Bowcn: Brothers. Ace. for Aberthaw: Pomona. Tucker: Mary Ann and EHx.<, Buckingham: Susan, Giles: Omnibus, Junes, for Devason: Ehzabeth.Webborn: John and Maty. Bevan. for Swansea: \\restter, MawMng: Ark, Adams. f.)r Palermo: Hopewelt, Jones, for Cardigan: Brothers. popc- S'sters. Fry, for St. Anns: Friends, Laiigt,ird: Mary. W')).ams: Superior, Quick i Auspicious. Spray: h.y. Noa!e,trom Hayie: Edwin, Mathews, for Penzance: Bc)ie. Cur. or inl;irseilles; Nlargaret, Hughes, for :\mlwch: Brothers, Jenk.ns. for St. h'es: Sophia, Roberts, for L.verpoo): Restless, Trick, for Truro Oak. SnT.ptunsfo Dartmouth: Isabeila, Lidd-. coat. for Faimcuth: Ibex, D, .vtes, for Mumllles: Regent. Geach, for Neitb. F'A' ri"MWJ. BR13TOI,. I  l ,UUJ£r:rø Uf,6>t-8VU, (I" Lite II ',NIilford: I S??T?r?orn: ??? ? ? MUtord: I ) or Swansea.

MOEYê ?200. ?100. ?800r.nd?i,o00. in separate 'n?r??.?? ? be <tdv..nced <m l\iORTUAGE SEClRrrlJ( at ? Moderate tnt.re.t. ?F? ? ?tr Benjam.n n,?, So!icitor, Kewcabtie Apply to inir. Beiijaiii i ii l;lvaiis, Solicitor, Newea:,t i e Relieving Offtcer Wanted. T"?)?? ? guardians of the Pembroke Union. ?''?' '< "? '?UEVtNC 0f?: F!t LLR. fo? r the !? )i9t.tct No. t of the above Union on Wfdn<.sday, the !8fh day .,f M.y ig.2 I C?didatM for th<. ?Hcf „<. r?J?ted t.. -.?d Tes- ?"" ? ?? "? '?.ac?r ?..d ability to keep ? M?' the ? ? ??? ? 'S?' ?? of y Two sufficient sun.t!es wH! be required. By Order of the B"ard, JOHN JCNES, Et.ast ..E-.nd., Pemb, rok, e, 1 (.erk to the Union. AprU27th,t8t2. J To Parish Clerks, Innkeepers, I Surgeons, &c. TWENTY POUNDS REWARD '??'H.L he paid to any Person who wH) give !nfor- TV matton t?here two parties (passing under the names of Mr. and Mrs. MargettA.) were resident be- tween the Spring of 1809. and the Autumn of 1810. and where a chttd, of \thich the Lady was connnfd during the above period, was buried. The,child died suddenty a few months after its hirth, perhaps in Wates, and it is be!ie\ ed was opened hv a Medicat Man. !t may have t;een buried under the name of George Marhetts, (teorge<iardnrr, or George Townshend, between January and November, 1810 Any Person giving assistance in obtaining infurmafiot) I as to any of the above enquirieb will be tiboaU)' re- warded. Answers to be addressed to Mr. Winiam Henderson, SoUcitor, No. U, Lancaster D-u'e. Strand. London. PEMBROKESHIRE. TOWN OFNARBERTH. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, At the RvrzEN AuMS. in thr Town 0; NARBSRTH t.) the County of PEMBROKE, BY MESSRS. DAVID PHlLlPps & SON, On THURSDAY, the 5th day .of MAT J?2, at two o'ch)Fh h) the aft.ernoon. (subjeft to such con-uitiom as.sha!) bethenprodoced,) EtTHER TOGETHER ORSJ!,1".UU,'rSL,T, A'LL the Three Freehold Mes?ua??, o? DweHin?- jtTc Houses and Uardens, with the Appurtenances, caited The North Buildings, Situate in the immediate vicinity of the Town of Nar- benh. on the Cardigan Koftd, now in the occupation uf Miss Doyd, Mrt. Hotftt, and as tenants at wiH, at the aggregate Rent of ;g26 6s. The Houses are in exceHent repair, pleasantly situ tted, and always tcrialits. M't!rs. Phitipps andS<nt. the Auctioneers, at Kar. berth, will mliew tt.f PremMes; and for further parti- cutart apply to William Cibbon, S"licitpr, Pembroke; ) or at h)!< OHice at Na'berth, evfrr 'riiu rsday. ftNkc, :th .vriJ, lS; f' To be Sold or Let; ? HOUSE UARDEX. and FtHLD att. t.ed. HttL ? ''IL B;ick and r'r'mr ?'.tT.n-c&, ?ituatf it) ?c. f't?tf- (.bnrch. The Land is II.n'l\ treH fcr Oardtns. ur ..Iigihl fo'- .,n. For particutars app)y to Mr.S.Tardrew. t'arma!- then. Api ii 21st,1842. Valuable Oak Timber, CUfTARLE f..r Sh!p-bni!dh.? and Fnrmpurposea; ?3 atso OAK POLES and ASH TL?OER. nou ?ron- ")? at KilAetty and Ki))ano\v. wit! he. SOU) by AUCTtOX. at the Rutzen Arms Inn, Narberth, o') Sunday, the 23d day of May next. i Fun particulars of which tuli be published i.n:ne- diateiy. Forinformation, apply tf John Morgan, the Forester- Kiigetty House, near B,g-tdly. THOMAS &. PRiPHAM T)K<1 to announce the return of Mis-! PRtDHA?! !H from the.Mctro?ntis. with a tfenera) assortment of EGI,ISll )IILI.IEltY, adapted to the present Sfason. t The Show Room witt b<* open on TuK<:DAY next, wht'n they trust, that the setection o):ute, tvHI <neet thf usuat approi'htiou of those Ladies who Lav hithertu hunored them with their patronat'. Quff))- Street, Apri) 29th. t8l2. SUMMER FASHIONS. LONDON HOUSE. LLANELLY, E WILLIAMS Tf?R?Stn inform ht-s Friends ar'd thf tnhabitantsof T? Darx-Uy and itt en/irons, that he has returned from the London and other Marketa, with a spien.tid assorttERnt of <wo.'ds soitabtetothe present Season: I' beinc hO\lht, the are <t<fe)!ng at ptices that shatt gi \"e uriÏnrsal satis- facticn. I the W!?TER STOfK is SELUXC OFF, t-on sidetab)y under Ccst ?t ice. tK?*'Tn"experie'n'ed Younfr Men Wanted, t'erse'? in the Wetsh L:m.;ua?e; uu?xrepti''ftab)e reference f required. Appty as abo?n, if by L"tter (P<?t'paid.) ? London & Manchester R[ouse, I' THOMAS STKEET, LLA NELLY. T!TUS LEW!3 ? ESPEfTPCLLY returns I'! sincere things I -H tu the (tentty a.d tnhabitan'i- "t Dafieiiy and :t.s environs, for the Very ?bera? patr<'n?t:f hf has b.n hon?'ored \< ith under the !.ite Firtft of THOMAS LH\V!S and CUlnrjail\ T. L. takes the present oppt'rtnnity of informing them of hit having ta!<"r rhe (tate 'n theo.'cnpation of Mr- MH) t on the 5th "f :1.y n..xt. ntHI <'r his returned fldlrl t!.e j.ondon an!! f'ther .Markets. wilh sp!endid as'-ortjnt nt of Oood'< of <-ver\- description in th.tLK tiHUCKRY, U!:AP:;RY.&< ",hid, ha\'i"g bl' ;hanta'Ily purl'lll\sl'd for Cash, wi)! bf dispoJsl.¡j f 'Jil the tnost tertns. N. H. T. !< is ajthorise.) t<J receive and pay a!) Accounts of the tate Fir'u of Thfuat < and Ctt. ANCHOR HUUSE, CARMARTHEN. W. G. JONES, IDESPHCTFL'LLY announce-! to !"s Friends and 1-t the i'ubtie Kenera)?, his return fron) the L'tndon Ma);.ets, M-here he has setected an extensive a-isort- ment ot everv descripti'-n of (iioods suit:thtf to the nresem season, RKOA') CLOTHS. TROWSER, Ir\GS anti W\ISTCOATI:(;S, t'LAtX FmrRHD and CH)\H SAT)XKTTES. f{A!, XORtXE. & rm\TK)) :\1FSL! DRESSES. PA!S LHY. ORWICII, & ..nd «)!.LARS.and CAt'ES: PAHASO).S. t.ACK. (,hOYES.HOSH;RY. H.BEHUASHEltY. ARTfFK tAh FLOWED. &c. hnportf-roftRiSH LI F.S. SI¡ EETI(I, HI PEI{S. FttR\(H L.UlIHtiC, and HANDKERCHIEFS, j The above Stuck will be ready fur inspection un Monday next. W. 0. J. whtte his sincere thanks to ai! HiiO have honoured him with their f.n-ou<s, bpg-s t<t as-ur" thein that nothing sha!) be Mantintf on of "thdr cunn.ience. and hopes by U!lfemittilll{ attention to business, and a studious endeavour to giVt satisfaction to merit 11 continuance uf that patronage hu has hiLherto experienced. Aprit2)st. tS42. Anchor House, Swansea. \Y. JOXES I f)EGS to tha 0" the tnhabitants of and Bit.. \ll'il:it; for the \'pry 1¡lwral snpport and pa- trV/oh!Ce iiI' hdS ",xpl'rit'II(.t'rl at. tlldr hands for tht' lit!'t t\I'lIt);-fWO p..an, awl to inform thcm tllilt ht' is !!oing"¡ to dectine bu'-in<as, and .vi)) commence OFF hix extensive atx! "aIYl\h1.. 'Stock en the30'ht instant, consist inn of a gt'nend of t.inen 'lid WooUen draper;. Hosiery, Haherdashery, &c. & ( t)x' M))o)eof Mhich wtH be Sotd at a cunxiderabt e re ductiun frotn cost price. NO ABATEMENT FROM PmCE XAMED. I W. J. wjH continue to receive his out-standing debts tn the 20th June. AH Accounts n"t settied by that period, Hi!t be I placed in his hands. I Four experienced YOU\U MEN WANTEO. none need appty except th"se conversant with the \Ve)sh I' Language, and can produce unexceptionable refer- ences. Aprit 20th, !842. Aberystwyth District of Turn- pike Trust. "\rOTtCE'snetehyc:iven, that the TOLLS arisinc J?? ann made pavabie at the fothnvin? Tun<?ate<< within this Trust, Mi!i be t.E TO F.(ll, to the best Bidder ur Bidders, for the Term of One Tear, tc c<"n- menceonthe 12th day uf Mav next, at the Tmvn HaH. m the To\vn of on Monday, the 2d day of May, ta}2. at the hour of at 'sof'n. and which Tot! Gates were Let to Farm from the t2fh day of May f'r Or-e T 'ar. and produce'! over and above the x'enscs of CoHection. as foUo\vs :— The Aherystwyth Xorth and ollth Gates .£1370 The !)evi)'s rid!{e, or Ty'nrh-.d C;ite. M 3 0 The'SpyttyCate tn0 The Ponterwyd Ua'e ? ? J 93 The 29 I The Uanon (iate, and the Aberavru.t (jatf.. 2U) The TregaroD tiate., 36 And the said ToUf w:!l be put up at such Sums res. pectiveiy. nr at uch other Sum ur S'tms as the Trustees tlln t.resent shaH and direct; and the Taker.! thereof Miii h" 't"elally rennhedtoprccuce W(l ab)'' and sutneient Person-, as suteties for the pay- ment of the Rent Month)y, cr by :,ucb uthcr tni-tai- tucnts as the Trusteed <tt the titne .iud p!ace of Letting may order and direct. JAMES HL'GHES. C!etl4 tu t))e Trustees. Aberystuy'h. April )8th. 18:2 DIOCESE CF ST< A?CHDEACoNRtEs 1 nt?t'R VERNAL V!SITA- op jL TtO?h'rthey?rtS?. CT. pAVtD's, CARDtGAK, ? of the Worshipful theChan- ce)tor of the DiDCfse of St. CARMARTHEN. David's. wiH be holden ?"r the before-named Arcbdeacoarfes, at the times and ptaces fonuwing:— FOR parts o'?"*D'-anerie..t ??.?.?p,p*.p? of Dan?adoch, and L'andHo.t?..j' ? the Deaneries of KidweHv? ?"? 't"h"f')n?<t'. ? fpper& Lower Carmarthen. J -) At SWANSEA, on FortheDeatnerytjfGuwer.. r Thursda)', the 12th j day Of May. FOR parts of thf peaner!e? 'It ,.f h!an?adock,.Jandito..??et- ?A-up'?c-T?Tt 'dn_1 U'tra Ayron. and Upper Sub. f? "?'?????''d''a"y Ayron j' .y. ¡ For the Deanery of Cpper1 At ABERYfTWtTB. DtT? Ayron. and part of the ?un Tae-tday, the t7t{) Deanery uf Lmver L?tra Ayron. j d?y of May. FOR part of the Dean.er, of") Upper Sub-Ayr..n. the Deaner- t .t CARDtCAN. on I ies "f t'ower Kernes. J Thursday, the 19Lh Sah-Ayron, Upper Kemes, and day of May. Emtyt' -? FORtheneanerfesofDew!? At HAVERrf)RD tand, part of Narberth, Duu. ? WESr, on Friday, );teddy, attd RooSe. j the2Utbday of ?iay? FOR the Heanery } At PEMBROKE,oll I FOR t Ie t'anery tlas e- t d tl '}l nn ..Ii 111' ay. It: lit martin, and part of Narberth. i:tay of lay: An Rectors. Vicars, and Cnrates. are to join in Pi-f- St'ntlnJ.I ts it h their respective Churc h wardens, and ¡ the tatter are requested to be punctual in their attend- a r we. < The Oid Wardens a e fo exhibit their Presentments, .,1 tocether \\ith of such ddeel. prfsented .;1 the fast .cor. ,ltS h.tve Copies of ti.jf.l'art!I: Rel!n es, 011.- ay pot.t tothe Registry, at Cartu-Tthen, <Ae posrAGK pRK. they will and the e!ectt!d Wardens re to subscribe to the Uecta- ration for the due and faithful execution ot their otSct, pursuant to the statute recenUy pafscd in this behatf. The Transcripts of (save marriage) tuust be dettvered m &t VALENTINE DAVfS. N r. Deputy R?tttry, CarmartheM, j t CthAyfi:, l&t!S. ? L.:nB I.LDOTEBY. SAMUEL JOXES ? \/T??T rfspp.'fuitybe?s leave t<? it form hts FncDds. ?T? t).(. Cmn'ner'-mt (ientry, and the Public tn 1'[Jt'n,I., that h<' has iat<')y entered upon the above o)d-t-no!ish.-fi <:< and Commercia) Hotel, wIJid't is notf 1\ thorough repair, and 6tt;ng up Mith evfry requistte for accommodation and comfort, tvhereby he hopes to ?h-e satisfaction to aU hi:, guests \tho may honour him with tbfir kind fRvcurs. ? S.OXES bes leave a)so to return hi-< g-ratpfu] thanks tor the verv Hhera) UppUlt he received durintr the M)«))e t.f hi:! Jonl1; re"idenct' at the KiXG's AH:IoI. LLANDOVERY, and trust-i that a continuati.m.tfthe same actiye exertions, carefu) attentiun. <'nd moderate chars-n. wit) ensuteadditiona! patronage irofK a dis- cerni ng public. and 8pirifs, 1le, LQr/doll. But/¡, an.d Jrisft Porter, Cidrr, ?-c.. Beds, fI,)(i Stab¡e, I.oc!upCcach H"us, S.c. A, pr.t! )4th, 181.2. ? ?OW LOADING. AT Plê; WHARF. L()\])O. For CarJigall. Litnpeter. Ltandilo, C.in<ir- tLcu, Tcnby, and Ptaces adjacent. mt!nfast-sai),n? S?a.-k PHRSEVER??fR. J..hn JL Hifhards, .faster; and nm pu?meiyt.aHun thf t?h of May next. For further particulars appty to the Capta!n on Roard, or to Mr.ohl! LeMtit, \tartinger, Ciilwar. then. Carmarthen, Apri! 28th, 18i2. SWANSEA A'S!D LiVERPOOL "IRT CLASS < ?!CAm 1.-Trøørle TROUSÀDOUR, t.:aptain BECKETT, T'?T'lhLsat] fro'n S?'?<,se< f\°ry Wednesday morn- VT' )Na;car)y. in the fttH?n'tn? Mof'th. (Mind and f.H d tK tand MttQ receh'e F..ua.ói :1'u (/11 :111 ¡,¡v..rp"uL- flf'st ('ahi!J, 20. :)cct., 7.<. 6<i.; H'< 30- Filnr-h".1 j Uh.; Ihtto <Hie H..rst',5s-; T"u-wht'eI ditto. 2Us.. 5. i'itrs. 2'<.tjd.: Sttecp. i.: Lat<ti)'< 1s.; Horned j Cant. 12". thl.: Ui.tr>\t's, "'attle, <Iud Carriage: !ilSliip- pfrs' j App!y to \Vm. M"YSf. Robert Rturcand <'o.,Hristo):and .Me fear, \Vater. Stt'Kft. Liverpoo). I..LA-NELLY and BRISTOL \TH UHHKTY TO TOW THE EW .\M) POWERFUL '? '? "? ???? ?'?? P?K?T, ? ??s'<J H ERe U JL E S, TS in'<"id<'d t" S.tit (?inda.it! w.-athf-r pMrm:tt:a?) i- during the ?i""?'??Y as foHotv?:— FRO: 1.1,A:<O WEf)FSfHY, MAY 4. lIarterooon \Kt)\rS))AY.————I). 6 lII"rtliu ——— t8. 12 noon WED:\ ESl> Y. ——— 2S. 6 morning FHOM BiUslnL. S.ATrRnAY, )IAY 7. 4 S\Trf!OAY. -——— K. 8.} [JIllnJi(Jj{ i SATt'ROAY, ———— iI, 3 1J1"rniil -——— 28, S ? tnorm-tg 5,. ?r) Steward's Ffe, Is. Ci")rftt under Y<-a.< of A ? Is. A R:niwa; Tratn thf New f)¡Jc1< evfrv mirn- ins: (except Sunday) for PUllta,rdu\;Ü" Cruss inn, and (jan.a).t, hu.u ",Iuell places ''an had to L;at.di!o. and .t!! parb "f coutitry. The l'u!Jlie :ue rfqn ;sted tn ordt'r a)I Good;, for Lue 1'EUCums t ue directed Ou"t\ for",alded to Carmarthen through Kid- et!Y, bv Charte:- and Son's \Va¡.ç,.n. a!!U mence by' t!te regular Carrier!) to ?' Endp., Cardigan. XeMp..r'. hautpfter, St. anJ' for tthnduo, Uando\-ery, and ptace< adjacent, are by KaHway to Cross III n, and then t'y XatttatHft t" their de&' tinaUon. or sent r<H Handovery to and Abery&twith. AH Frfights t.. he paid on deHvcry. For further information apph' at the Rai1- I\'av Ornce. I"Ît'w D'ch. ),ianei!y; or to Mr. W. H. Uwen. Care-t'eet Hall, M.tr-<h-treet, Hristo). ? .? ? BRtSTUL UE?EHAL ?>:?"?L??? .!y? ,? ? Steam N&vig&tion Coinptmy. t-?-???? 0?et.?!</y,6/<?r?f.. ? ?UEfuno?in? STEAM VESSELS are )n- ?- tended to Sail from C''MBHt{t.AXD HASix.; BRI10L, to the undernx'nti'tned Daffs, with ur "'lfllollt PHott. and with tiherty tc tof' Vf<!<f)<t. tntendcJ Day and Hours of!)at)ittguuring ttie Atonth 1 of MAY, 18t2. ro SHAMROCK. Fridays. Friday. May< 3 after jllridaf, .r"2{}. 2 after Frid-iy i.< .7 m()rnIFrida.26. im.ro Friday. J II" ,a t af-er. Heturnx TUt'sdays. Q!'EEX. T'?sdavs. Vt?'TORY. Sa.urday8. TuMday May ?. ri m¡-nf Satur.!&?.M?y2t 2} tft.t.r ?t.uraay. 7. ? ??. )\ieatHy.24. 5 ?f?, i'.?duy K). s cher S.tur.?y.??. 8 m?.. Stiturd.!)- )4 .jg morn 1'ufsd ? S' )0 m.rn ?uesaay, )?. t?mom Satu.day.Jone 4. <t<ter tteturn Tue?dayN and Fridaya. t'0& WA.T.&srOB.D ?ORA CKHt\A Tuetdavs.-OSPREY, Pridnys. ru?s(!a}.May :? j, ,?? ] Foday Ma< ??. 2 attr t.-rid-<y t! ? ??? fuesdy 24. 6 mt'-n mùll1 F n)0rn! F.itjay <;< ¡morn :1! fU [r.oc )7. t0; morn Friday. June 3. t aHert Return Ttlesdays and ro, SWANSSft. COUNTY OF PEMHROKE. l?teed.t)' M, ay a. t? ,)?o,, Tuf?diiy Muy )7. morQ Friday (; ;?; ,norn Friday J" ?n.orn tuesdtty io. ? ?? ruf5day ?!4. 6 mo.n t?ity t?. cj?or). Fuday .27. t) n)or.. Tnf:f)iiy?jay3) )0i <uoru. COUMY OF PE\JB!WKE. Thurtd"y M.<y 5 ;?m?n Tt"ir?day AIayt9. 2 ntort) Si-.mr-iav 7. ? tn?n S?tui.ia\ Ji 4 mom rh"?)' )?. ? mr,r,.)Trtnrs.htj' :?. 8 m.'ri S?turd.iy .U. Smorn j '?Mrd.iy .M. ? mo"; Toatid horn E \Y PORT, CK.-and daB)', Sunday:! ex<'epted. FOK TENHY. STAR, Friday, r Tues?y.May :).)(); In'"rn iF"d??, 'M.'y 2U 2 ?ftf-r Friday 6 ?? ?ft? ru'sday ? S?mon ruf?iiy tO .? mot-njF'?v 27 7 mon. t FridHy :j ? morn?TuMday .<t 9?m..n Tu?iay i7 .t0 ,no,t ) PKOM TÐ-BY. STAR. & Wdne¡¡di, ?'ednesd?.?isy '4;. ) ?tM ) S?<:rda? May 2).. :? morn' S-iturday ? mor)' t l'"<day ?4.. 6? [T)?rn? T??day in.. ?ort-j ?.tlrtay 2S.. f m?.t) M.tturday ?4..? motU)?'?'?y.<'une t..i(.? moru ?'dne.td?y 18.. tt ntornt FU:t ?HLFOtU). PATEK. &.HAVERFORDWEST, CALH?CAT TEM!Y. STAR. Tuesday-rn(EMX. Friday. Tu.hy. Mr IOi moJO 'f 11P!!1a, Il«y .5 morn M.;y ;0{ mfun F'ridaV ¡r¡<iar 7 n-.ortt Tuesday St. u-oru TuMday .i7. )0 m'.rn FOR. CARMARTHEN. Ga;nn?atTEXBY. PHCE's!X. F,lc!ay, May r. Ktt<.f; May 2<' 2 &ft.er fROM C.R.\lARTtIE-N, PH(BMX. ToMday. May to.41 'norn r r<<fsday, May 24. 4 morn FOR IliFH.CO)UJE, l..andjJl I'a"nali Mifhiu the Harbonr.at.dBtnEFORD. 3. "'°' '"<<day. Mav24. f!m0rr' )(. 6murn .3t.t') moru fu",sd- y t7 11 'noru t flHHI.BIDEFORI), Ca!liu. at !LFRACOMBK. F.1f!ay, M.iy 6 3 -'t?r't' F r?.tv. Atay 20 t ?tfr F.)d<v );< 6 '"OTDi ?td?y 27 6 Otorr. FRO.H HAVERFt??? EST, CaU;n? at FAiER, !\H?POR?AXDT?HY. PH(E?tX.TuMday.-STAR. Friday. T'!??d3y,M?y ;t"tar.) f.-ij?v. M?'20. "ft<- t'.id<v <Her Friday ?7. 6 ?" F.idtty ).?. 7morf) t'uMday .it. Su<un fu?aJ-iy )7.t0 mora FROM SWANSEA To !t.FRACOMBE ) \"dn",sd"v, Mty 4.] .'ft<-r ) '"ort) \edue>day. H .) mnrn Wednesday. ..5.l1Iorl' FRO,I ILFIL\CH\Ht-E TO SWANSEA. ?'ednesd?y. May 4.. rafter) Wednesday, M*yt&? after Wednesday, I).. 4'ter ) Wt-dM!ttay, 2&4 ?ttei ( FOR ( ARDtFF. LADY CHARLOTTE, Monday. Wedt!etday.& Friday. Returns Tuesdays, Thursdays, and atl!r.Jit)"s. The wbole of the above Vmis-els arc Utted up for 'h" conyeyance of Passener and Oo()ds.-Fel¡ileSt_w. ards on Board.— Carriages artd Horses sh'pped with care.—Horses andCarrliige' tM he Sbtpped f\vo Hour« before Saitinx. Pa)tiru)ar< nray be obtained by Rristo') St<'Bm j NaVIK"tioll CCJOIpany's Ortke. Qnay, !i"tol'; wher' all G,)tJrls, Paeka"fI, Parc..I.<;&e. tlhtU9;b.{t¡-.t'II!ll"d :îor SW.aI'l""<1.tu krert'et) & C. Jo-. ? Q<!aY""1>t¡eet: '—for CardiC. to R. H.!OÜDI>UII. Gl.re-sur..t H'aU. iutd \liarf, !:fól\\f! AGV:t:TS.fr.co..o. lfUKes,r..nby; ;1r. T: PTi.t.c)U'¡!l'CU'. "then; Mr, H!ld,i'lgjun: av..riy.1w""t Mr. »¡UII). ;\IUCuCå,'¡ Mr. How. Pith", lr..Io1ru.E1war(b, aDS'Hi; 1\lr. 'P,lt,thàW" BIO'-ford; Mr. 1\1"artID, IIfracomlJe ¡and :ilr. J Clark. L)'lIto1' NOTICE.- Th.. Propr¡,.torof the abo,'e Steam Packets will nol be 1I,'countahle for tI/lV Cabin Pàs!it'ng..r's LU""Hge (if ¡owt ur I dam.I) above tite v!due of :l!Ii; HOl" tn!' anY' neck l'ass..ngc.r' L"¡:!le {if J¡)5t vr dama,d} auo"t' th.. valu.. of :!O.; ul1I.. in eon'h a-s.. t'nt",t'ft auch. and în'itl'ht In \1roporÚotl paid for th.. I m.. al tb.. lime of delivery I nur -'ill LUe) be JU¡a"ralue tor; t'yuihfrparefiabut-t tue value of <?*. (tf.uttorda'najp'dj un. Ins entered R,IIuch, aDd freigbt in provurt,loc paid for tbeN-me « tht ttmt «f ) }b!<*t ae<:<Mjt''thhte tor whhMt SbipØog-Not.es. L ¡ ..¡. ¡,t'th _&If iW",¡¡Oi.k>¡¡ t. t.w To be Sold by rub ic A\ctlon, BYMR.JOHNJO'ES, At the RLTZE?' A&MS HOTM., On Thtm;d"1f, </<f f.f¡ day n/' 1842, (rf 3 Subject to sach condition! a! <ht') he thffi and ti.t"h, proda<.fd. utt!t'«s pr<*viou!]y dt<p"<fd <'f hy Prhah; Contract.ofK'hi'hduet.otif'eHiilhe given. m\VO U?DIVFDT'D T'HRD PARTS ORSHARE? -L (the who;e into three 'jod?-idfd Thtrd Pitrts or Sbarpt to be divided.) ofsnri in s]t that or Farms. and Hereditaments, cai'.ed RHEEDYMOCH Sitnatc. and boos' if the Per)sh of L!sllJdifiSWl>, !o the Cnurtv of Carmarthen, cnnUnniog b; .tiw"tku &S Ac'f.2 2<j Perer.es.nr bf same m(Jre or less, now in the ocr\lpktiuu of John Lewis. his Undfr-tpnaDts or Assigns, at and under te low ytarlf rfntol.c-OlOs. Tr!t-a')n<'c feo(-f.«tU watprf <. in a "tHT<- of tit,f1 ),rf the Mtrentim of h. g't'nÜal. Thf So)<1 :sut.je.-t to ttn viJ o! hun hfe. u'u*:t«:< ofSi. it.e Tcttaot on thf Prfmis's wi:! fhf L;inj-. <m<t" f''r t'u-thc; p.t!ticu!ar<app)\ t.t Mr. John Jcnrs. A'jctin.x-er. Mr. John Gwynne. Tent- (\r )tt Office at ;Ù'¡Tth of. Thursdays cr to Mr. AiiteJ 1tj&- tBttS. Laf.u Ct.ru&Hf't ))<-n. TITHE COMMUTATION 'I!E. thE' Landowners urf)u)T authorized A:'fr!l-'of t,an<)..M'fit:ra. it¡ t}I" I'"rj"b <'f bRAWD\ intLf<<)urtyot ten"t )'. r.f't tess than «uf'fuurth ;)a<-t of thf wh..1t4 yn!ut-uf t)tt. L.tn(t-<, sui,j,>et to ri'.h, d.' hy thts l'"tinl i-o MritH'x undfr uur hanfh" c:tH a Mffing «f LaFi""n¡>r!t aud Tithe- owners, wit bin the!i:<.ita of tbe said Part-.h. f.n <ht- purpose of an Ag'-ffrnpttt f.'r thf );en<'r.i) Com- muta'ion of Tithes, within'Lehnoits of th''s:tid Pa. n<;h. pursuant to the uf au A<'r in the tithand 7th ycitt-fi of the rfiirn of hn 'atf \jfsty Kin Wi))i;!m the Fourth, An Act f"tfLf CommutRti.,n in Erpiand .and Wate:. tt!<t "'1' do Lfrft.y },is.. that huch M<-fn!.p M))t of hftd at thf of Mr. Utthard CMytttt-r.c.tn.tL HRAWSY, !ri tLf h-id Fari'-b. on Frtday. the thitd day "t June 'tpxt, at the h"ur of tM-Hvf at floon.- (Mvtiuiide) our hhnds this m April, T a<. Apfnt ror HenrT .nch, Rq. H. P. <.<)()))! for K<t.h. Htq. .!0! HAKVHY, as A(N¡! for. the Loid Bi,bllp of S!. .md M<'5'ra. Runcy anc StcH-. JOHX H-\H\"EY, M Aent fur Wm. H-q. LEV! (iKiFf'iTH, as AsfntfutWm.CnSthit. JUH\WH,Cf)fKS. TITHE COMMUTATION. Landf)M'nprtordu!y TV rith "f of Pftut.rcke; wh'r'tfrt"!t p.trtof th'* w').n)ucof thft,:t'id'<,xn!)<ctTt.tTithfs inthfs<t)d f';¡ri.!i, d" J¡y liJj hat)d!<, m)! a P.truc)ud! :\hd¡ n of La Old 'uncrs attd Tttbf- ra'is!t,forthf pmpo.f <.f mCl\\iil fiil ANrrefttifnt for C.otn- IIJlltatiun uf Till t's witliill thr'tiinHhofthfsaid r".h. pursu?in!tt'th'rf.<< of .MNA<'tpassfdi:)tt!f !atfM;u<:stt f"rth« C,¡¡\lI.¡laÜ¡J¡. I,f \rit¡, and W do ofrt'hy alittl si..f rioti.-f. that t.uch Mt-t UtiK tn!! tw htold øfd; \¡"tht. uf t'<'tfr "'litts, i)ttht ,.aid {'att8h,on Fri!!ay.tht'tiutd dHyo< J)mt*nfxt.<tt th.. ¡Will" of t'f/ .III.k in tilt' afll'rnopn.- Hit'n uudttr our hit"))-. (!u'< tnt-titv-Httfi day ofA;.rii, Pt:TKK WATTS. T. fio(-).. Esq. H. P. <.UUt)E, as .\¡!;¡¡t ioi .J. P. A. Li. E-.t]tH'R. H. P. <.<K)DE. as .\g-t.nt for Wiliiam EdHardt. H. P. UUODE. as for Charts Wh.-el r TO MH :.LD DY arl;crth, hjtu<-LoUti!'y of Pfntbr.<k< 7?,/ JffSsrS. D-f riD sQ1l, On Thursday, oth d-!y of M.,y. 18)2 -'t tM.' in the :tftfrn.'t)r). (s)]bj''ct to buch t.:4J:ld,liliIlS « 1-c'T!. 4 !.L that M?'-sn??, T?tit-fftfrtt. FArm. ?nd L?nd*. ?TL c&)ted <? A?KHYD. sitoatt' h) thf par?L t<f Lit.n).t'tfr if)thf'«nd C.lliu!y iJj f't"lIIbllotl. clllltaillinj{ ¡)y 7 !;«'<' htaon- d.r-'friant". Thf c"nhist of a ff)mfortah)<' ttwfU'rx*- Ii.ql' E;¡'lîl, Stahil', Bt'ilst-l¡"u,.I' Pi"'t';rlt-'Ii. T\n) ("uti;u" ,rith Th" H.)u'if )-. pt<'a'san!)y and adjotoitt): tto aJ h.-rtll tu C;utuaitii<-n,di*- t,tnf 3 f't!x f!.tH!thf £\. I>t.lid i 7fr''ntth''td.M.-r f"wn. 1 ht' L:¡'IHl is of eXI,lit:'ut 4ua!ity, {II.. lI'p..ct a;d.ar:d rap;))'- of ¡r:at Linn;and ell"! ärt' wittd:, ah easy di'Rlle. Th<rf is a thrxhig Pia;i:.ation &nd a goud Stomt Qnn't y or.tht' !*rffni-;fs. Thf Pur<;l..t!r msv imm.-dta.to J.Il11>r;eäsion uf Fitr. l.c'r; Thp Mftinp or nltp..j and Y.n'd. c'!]f<t Ct,Rt!YD pctD-.h "f \Ifn:,y, ;!nd i;rbt'rt¡J txiw Ttf.M- by Mr. T. anrt for IC¡-tli !'x'tit'utit:s app!) )o Mr. ;trh'-rth. fVery Thu.bd.n, ht'le a M.rp t'lf 111t' l-;a.t'e'u:rny 00 D¡POR LiIiõT SAH: OF MOUKR?< HOL SKHOL!) f SJRMTUKK lIandsmnt Oit Pa.iifF!¡gS an<f En:¡rar:ing6 be cut 'æ.d Lùœn, 4\ HilL-STREET, tiA Y£ftFûS&WEST. n .s BY pnILLIP8 t?E?.S t nnn.j!.c? !h:it Lf has bft-a fav-?urfd ?-!t? tJP t'?ttuc:). ?m! th.?t h'- n .tt. nn 'i'L-Ei-DAY. the ?.n .?. ?t .\lAy. IS4? .d foiio?u- D?'s. o?er for UN. S.ti.hv PUBLIC Æt ?k:: (tlnt'e An <hc fnt.crh'.o))') HUSEWJ(!Dand utflèr "IIIullblè 1J},i..rn FCRX!T!'RE.p)fr'<<id Cot HI. \SS. aod otht-r va:o.tb:e Etf..r¡s. li1tt' <he Propfrty of MiS- E]¡z;lbctli Harris, debased. The Ih,-wing pn-«-s !,o.' Tiible.. (!oitr in ounrh.'r). otf lIntl'n Chairs, nithdrab 6.'ured- t!t):< covcr< f,,ur canf-bottott! itttrudcrs.pairof t oucht'a. pft!) ofC)(torn:t:.t, d-ab R?urfd :ijk Wi;)d w with gold xtr!p.-a itnd ttordi-r (to tn.:tch ftlrtnture) and g!.jt curtaw, and gold border bcautitn) ('t,) fcct hy t8) rup to match, hand&onre ?ff) Fender, with snpp.rtfr!! and F"f tro')< Fir<-su.t'd. fifpaht .-ilt four-branc!; <Jhttn'teher.C<!nv<'x Mtfror. :<plemtièJ,. Pdi:.):r)gs E!graTil1¡;Si wnh ir:nnes, Fire-8crtlna. &t. h) Sft of P-Illar and-Htaw !)t)iift?-Tatt)t-saH<i (;ot-t-t!<. two ditto, Bureau Df.,k mxi BUilt. msc. pa.trot Couches with cushions and htrir. sf;tt (.hair-i. and Foorstoo), Hr')stt-)s Carpt"tanii H<'nrth-< nn:. .md fhmsou M"r"ia Wut.i..? Fartntux-, \ti(h ?Ut po}<-a, patfnt wirw W.?d )H-H)i'fd- ?hiimx?y Ornan?tX?. &:t-. rhe B<'droo<naMd othfr Fufm'u?.cotnpHsf mahc- K?ny f.ui'-post.t<;t)t.t')fm-h.at.d ot'?r B<'<.it<<'<tdt.; M'irh M<.te'*o andChh)tz furruturp?t<!idWi:)d"wC ur. tMins to )<iat<h.< c't'-tt nmob?r of ??f-f!)t?nt ?d«'tt F?ai.hftb?ds. M'ith Bo'stft- anfi t*'?o??. a ?riff tt?rt- 'utCnt t4 Q¡¡ilts. CoVt-rit-tt, ¡ and otiict hairIMi Mt),,t f&liilb- SPS. Jnitil.l;!itllY ('hfSt<. <tf itnd DrM- ..¡ IJjO{ T.'htfs.pn- and switt g "'oing-. f1 .tnd C 'ilHI}Url'. Blfi..1.f1, f"t t't!rt-rlar Ctock, tN 1lI;.dl.aItY C!tsf, Ihusw¡", aftd Veof- ti.t') <'arpet:i ano St.iÍr-}{.>rl. d"Z.;1I5 mahogany. birch.<mtorht-r C i :-O'¡¡-{;t'ait. Ra'<y Pfinhrokf, <-&rd. and «'hfr r8)lc, pa;nt.>d Firfiruardt tinted S:tu()t-r Pr<st-r «tid Sheh-f! coppfr B'itfr. vPiTh the wholt' of th<- splendid Cut <.t)M..s, &Uperb China, Hinller aod nssprl Scryices Tabie and Hed Lit)''tt,p)at<*d c;\ryed ivory-ha"dl.-d Khivt' xttd Fo ttx. \1arir¡e Pii¡jjtills, an rx"I¡¡¡t KqlHHe !'t.irto!ortebyCi.'rY'ennandCo., Kitc¡en F)tr)iimr<t,)t lar(1' quantity of aSa.)rt- thet:t of <'ry desfription tifalticl",s Mu..<b)f to a ifntfft Estabtish<n']'t, Mhrth <tnnot be described an &dvt:rnsf!nfnt,but wi!t m<Tre p.trttcuta.rhaupeitT III which wi!) bf readv for distribution fnurteeudays pre iou-< to thè had t,(ht> ;phonHÙtt'I, M itford;arthf Urao') Jio<,tJ. tt Lion H. tft, <tt RutMn Hotei. ar¡'ertb; Hft.ry Phi)Hps'. AurM' jMer, &e., at his OfBce, HUi-street, H*verfoT<tWest. ? TAt: Sak tu fuw MtMtt < 'rf<Ut on &<-curtty )dt to<fhf ?* Aactiottffr, to the K')om Furfmnre isqutte nt-w. bfeu tastetuUy M'Jtcted and purchased whhm thf tast two <tf t cdehrated uphotsterer iu expeÐe. nnd H-hich. with tn. nrip.ty of other Furt.!< <t[)portunity to p<'n'!ftnet!farnttLmg that r;trfiy occurs. An arl, attfndattfe h rebpfct- tu!!y (JhciÍ. as it is iDteu-d t. S' &. ti: ?.t!L<;?.

"? {? ? ds'm??e it Ae servant acted ue?etulv. but 40t If ? acted-maatMott?y.. The ?ourt was, therefore, under tae necespity of dismissing the owners of the Druid 'rota the euit. He (Dr. Lushington) couid not, however, 1l"1I, this CMC without expressing his deep regret that in 13ritiltil waters, and within British jurisdiction, a foreign "wner should be Nubjpct to such in]urv, !oss, and almost total ruin, without having any redress against the party who had acted so wantonly and maliciously. hLITAR.Y tsTELHOENCE.—THE NEW ApPOtNT- M£NTS.- It will be seen. by the G'a?e of inst night, that th'?CmIJowmg miiitary appointments have been made:— "'ace Albert succeeds to the colonelcy of the 3d or Scots Fu?ilier Guard- vacant by the demise of Earl Ludiow; Si '"A?hurB. Clifton, 17th Lancers, is appointed to the ? 17 tb Hussars; Prince George cf Cambridge ?oes to the "i7? t Lancers, v. Oifton Sir J. Stevenson Barns is ap. ?"")ted to the 20th Foot, vacant bv the decease of Sir ,Acant b,, d,eisL? of Sir t,V'n- "?stoun{ SirA.Woodford. Govprnor of Gibraltar, to toJ e 40d) Regiment, vacant by the decease of Sir Lionet SmH!}; and Sir Dugald Litdc Gitmonr succee'tstothe ?Pointmeut of second colonft commandant of the RiHe ""gade, v. Sir J. S. Barns.