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WALTERS' HYBRO-PMEUMATtCJHEMA SYRINGE. THrs newly-invented instrument is very much -L superior to any at present in use, on account of !ts simplicity, its great portabiiity. and its durability. It is in itself reservoir and syringe, less than half the size of any others that hotd the same quantity of nuid. and gives a continuous jet of any force required, and free from air. It has been shown to several of the tuoat eminent physicians and surgeons in London, and lin-9 met with their unquatined approbation. They wi!t be forwarded per post into any part of the coun- try on receipt of a post.omce order for a (guinea and a half. Manufactured only by the inventor, J.Walters, 16. Moorgate-street, London, whose name is stamped Upon them. N.B. Elastic Laced Bandages Manufactured by J. W. are cooler, tighter, more durable, and altogether very far superior to any others. Directions for measuring will be forwarded, if re- quired. BUUM MUT AND RHEUMATIC PILLS. Cc.!P Communicated by Jlr. L/0y(7, Chcmist and D/'Mfy- gut, Richinoiid, Setrrey, to 31r. T. Prout, 229, Strand, London. S' Mav 3, 1842. IR¡-T1.ê wile of a person residing in' St. John's k3 (jreen, in this place, came to my shop a little time tince, for a box of your Pills for her husband. She toid me that previous to his taking them lie had a f<o/fn< attacks of Gout, which some times laid him up for weeks and months together, but «Mcetaking them, the last six years he has never been laid up, and only requires one dose of the Piiis to set At/M to rights. t have seen the husband since (yesterday. May 2d. 1842). and he toid me the same exactly, and moreover says, he never takes any other medicine. This, t can assure you. is not a solitary instance. I invariably find them do good whenever I have so)d them. The parties say they shai) be happy to give any information in their power, as public benefit. t am, Sir, yours, respectfully. E. lll,OYI)l Chemist. Post Omce, Richmond, Surrey." The testimonial of the astonishing etheacy of BLAtR'S COUT AND RHEUMATIC PiLLS are universaiiy accompanied by the fact, that no incon- venience of any sort attends its administration, but that the patient, without feeling the operation of the medicine, is university left in a stronger and better state of health than experienced previous to being afflicted with this disease: and in all cases of acute suffering, great relief is obtained in a few hours, and a cure is generaUy effected in two or three days. See Testimonials of Lieut. Masters (of Hawtey. hear Bagshot).iate of the Royai Newfoundland Veteran Companies, who was invalided home, by a Garrison order; the Rev. Dr. Biomberg; the Chevalier de la Marde; Mr. Cosher, Beaconsneld; Mr. Richard Sx'ne, Imton; Mra. Chambers, I%Iaid.;tone, &c. &c., whL-h demonstratf tt)is preparation to be one of the greatest discoveries i" medicine. Sotd by Thomas Prout, 229, Strand, Lond, on and ..by his appointment by MonftMEB. Carmarthen Mm.EvA.NS Near the Cross, do. MoaoAN Merthyr'fydni PHtLnps. Cardin WtLLiAMs Brecon MORGAN Abergavenny WtLHAMS Newport OouLSTONE. Handovery. and all respectabte Medicine Venders throughout the United Kingdom. Price 2s. 9d. peT box. Ask for BLAttt'S UOUT AND RHEUMATIC PILLS, and observe the name and address of fhomas Prout, 229, Strand, London," impretsed upon the (govern- ment Stamp affixed to each box of the (Genuine Medicine. rrampton's PUl of Health. HE mantfoM advantages to the Heads of Families from the possession of a Medicine of known effi- cacy. that may be resorted to with confidence, and used with success in cases of temporary sickness, occurring in famines more or less every day, are so obvious to ai}, that no question can be raised of its importance to every householder in the kingdom. From among numerous testimonials, the foiiowing is re<!pectfu!)y submitted:— "TO MR. THOMAS PCOPT, 229, STRAND. T-ONDON. 5, Cooper-street, Manchester, March 12, !842. "Str.—t have much satisfaction in commulliI'ating to you the result of my experience after repeated triais of" Frampton's Pill of Health," and t feet it but jus tice to state, that in the course of m&ny years' tria) of various Aperient Medicines, t have never foundry snits at once salutary and emcient in the reHef of the system from redundant biie.&c., &c., wit)'so!itt)e inconvenience; am, therefore warranted in declaring that they suppty to me a means long wanting, "f bcin able to recommend to Famiiies, Schoo!h,and especially Mercantile Men. whether at the desk or on the road, a most valuable resource in an occasional medicine. And t shall take credit to myseif if, in stvtn? ttiis testimony, t am the means of making Framptun's PiHs more ceneratty known and appreciated. t am, Sir, rcspectfuHv yours, WtLHAM SMtTH." The unprecedented stt!e of these Pi))s, arisin); from the earnest recommendations of the many thousands who have derived benent from their use, render any lengthened comment unnecessary; they are not put forth as a cure for all diseases to which mankind is liable, but for Bilious and Liver Comptaints. with their tuany weU known attendants. Bilious and Sick Head- ache, Pain andOppresston after meats, (hdd)ness, D<z- xiness Singing Noise in Head and Hars, Drowsiness, Heartburn. !<oss of Appetite, Wind, Spasms, &c. Two or three doses wiH convince the a<Hicted of their salutary effects. The stomach wi))speedi)y regain its strength; a healthy action of the Liver, Mowe)s. and Kidneys w!)! rapidly take place; and instead of jistiessness, heat, pains, and jaundiced appearance, strength, activity, and renewed health, extending to good o)d age, witi be the result of taking this medicine, according tn the directions accompanying each box. So)d by Thomas Front, 229, Strand. London price Is. lid., and 2s. 9d. per box; and by his appoint <nent by MoRTiMEn. Carmarthen MRS. EvANs Near the Cross, do. MORGAN. Merthyr Tydvii PHiLnrs. Cardiff WiLLiAMs. Hrecon MoRHAN. Abergavenny WtLHAMs. Newport HouLSTONR. Llandovery and by the Venders of Medicines generally throughout the kingdom.. Ask for FRAMPTOK s PiM. or HEALTH, and observe the name and address cf" Thomas Prout, 229, Strand, London," on the Government stamp. THE ELEVENTH THOUSAKD. Just Pitblished, in a Sealed Em'clopr, pr;('(! 38.; "lId snit free OM ?'<:e<'<p< ofa Post Office 3x. o. T\TANHOOD; the causes of its premature decline, .1?- with piain directions for its perfect restoraHon addressed to those suffering from the destructive enects of excessive indulgence, solitary habits, or infection; fotiowed by observations on MARRIAGE, and the treatment of Syphiiis, Gonorrhoea, (jieet, &c. illustrated with cases, &c. &c. By J. L. CuRTis and Co., Consulting Surgeons. ELEVENTH EDITION. PuMished by the Authors, and soU by BaUiere, Medical Bookseller to the Royal Coiiege of Surgeons, 2t9, Regent.Street; Strange, 21, Pate:nostef Row, ) ¡()Odon; Phinp. South Castte.street, Liverpoot; Pritchard, (%r<wtc!e Omce, Chester; Fanntn and Co., 41, Urafton Street, Dubtin; Drummond, 114, High- street, Edinburgh; f'<tM&rMM OHtce. Swansea; Ferns and Score, Chemist to the Queen, Union Street, Bus- tol; Watton, (!Iiro?iicle Omce, Shrewsbury; 7'MM Omee, Hereford; and sotd in a seated envelope by al! Booksellers. OftX<ON< or TKE fRKS< Th!! woTtt. & tmY ?NTK edttion of which is now presented to the pub))c, tO.WM copitt having been exhausted einre ita 6f*t appear- I ance, hM been Vfry ntuch improved and entarged by th<' addttton I of a more extended and ciar detail of general principles, as atao by the iutertion of weverat new and highly interesting ca<n. The book, as has been atready ttated, k the res).)t of very ample and da\ly.increaing experience in a class of dlse'les which, for some unaccountable reason, have been either altogether orer- looked. or almost with by the ordinary nle- diea) practitioner, and we feel n" hMitatioo in sxyint;, that there it no member oUt'ciety by whom the book «i)i n<.t )M: found use. fu). whetber such perton hoM the retatifn of a pANtS', a ffH. CXPTOR, Ora CLZRGTSIAN. Sun paper, The perusal of Metar*. Curtie't booh. tntitied 'Manhood,' hM rt-aiiy Mtonithed u* by devoloping .< aerteo of maladim, the Mwer. failing consequence of the vicious habit of which it tyrate. The de. r cotinexion pointed oid bet_n the si!tl'ed C4ue a?id the I effect* ft perfeptibie to every capaOty. Wt :tront;!y recwnnieud the ?ortt."—?<?c. 1II"SIIl'1l, Cllrtls's work, .l1titled 'Manned.' is M!t of the few bof'hs now coming befox; the pub!:c on BUfb & ¡¡ttbjt'<'t wh)fh ran hty ciaim to the character of being etfictty proftasionai, at tht sutne titne it is fully intelligible to all who read it. The in6ro and giyen In It, render It inval ushle. 11-Maglet. This ta a work that we fear thtre exiEta too muth need for, tn cause us to heattatc to recommend it for gencrat perusa) Kfery branch of those frightful matadie' whethfr the rexutt of ttrmorat habits or secret vices, is hfre s"ccirct)y trcftted, and di- of all me-dk- it technicality, and plain and eay directions are for the best mode tn be pursued in aU cae3, or apparently To the niarited, as well as the unmarried, this little "ork alike offords conwlRtion anrl ('lire in l'aes, and we are a to oclely in it to and lIert& Mer- f«)'y. Mesiirs. Cnrtis and Co. are to be ront-ulted daily at their reeidence, No. 7, Frith Street, Soho.SquMre, London. Country patient)) are requested to be as minute as possibTt in the detail of thfir cases—the c&mmunica. on must be accompanied by the usuat consultation fee ofj6!; nd In all cases the most invPùlable secrecy may be rfiie on. Sotd by all respeetahie Goo\¡splIer,, Ttp whntn thit: Work is sent. Dust-paid, in a sca!cd Two Apprentices Wanted. -WANTED immediacy, Two steady youths, who TV are conversant with the Wt'ish language. as Ap- prentices to the !<inen and WooUen Drapery Business. Moderate Premiums wi)t be required. For particulars apply to Mr. John Green, Draper, Bridge-street, Ha- verfordwest. BUDD AND DLETCHLY Carriers by the Great Western Railway, MORNINGS AND EVENINGS, ra?O and from the ANGET. INN. FARniNGnoN-srnEET JL LONDON, and BLETCHLY'S WAREHOUSE, THO- MAS-STREET, BRISTOL, from whence goods are for- warded without delay to all parts of IRELAND and SouTii WALES, as may be ordered. ,Yb Edr({ Cha}:qe/or Shippíng at Ihi' flulu'ells Ptense Ord"r by BUDD and Co.,fromtheAffGEL tNN, FARKtKGDOJf-SlREET, LONDON, N.B Goods Carted in from any part of the Cities by a line addressed to J. BLETCuLY, Bristol, or BuDD and Co.,London. A II Empties returned witlt <-<;re 'wd free of Carriage. Br:stot, Sept. 19th, 1812. FOR COUGHS, COLDS, AND RHEUMATISM Squu-e'B Original Grand Elixir. mH!S invatuaMe Medicine speedi!y removes a!) fresh ,p"clily removes ;111 frisl] T (-('ids. with their a;tenditi,- symptoms of violent patn and soreness of the stomach proceeding from co)d and Cuu?h!ng, and is atso a most sovereign remedy in easing rheumatic pains in the timbs or joints, in which comp)ai)'t it has been so surprisingly successful as to have been by physician, &c. It gives speedy and tasting case in the most vio- lent fits of the gout. stone, or grave), and renders the functions of the body regutiu', by removing natuience. hetd-acbes, twitching of the nerves, trembling, faint- ing, &c. See that the words DicEY AND Co.* are en- graved on the stamps affixed over the cork of each bottfe. Price 2s. Sold by W. SuTTON & Co. (late DicEY & SUTTON), 10, B()w Church Yard, London; and by all the prin- cipal Booksellers, Druggists, and Medicine Venders. Of it-hom ?nay also be had, CARPENTER'S SPECtFIC for the HOOPING COUGH. Price Is. Ud. the bott)e. CARPENTER'S EMHROCAT!ON for Ditto, (to h<; rubbed in over the pit of the stomach and chest.) ls.9d the bottle. The above are the most safe and certain remedies ever discovered for that dtstressing and too often fatal disorder. Dr. RADCLIFFE's ELIXIR, a most sahjtary medi- cine used as a genera! Sweetener of the Bh'od, and for all eruptions, whether contracted by too free iiving, surfeits, or proceeding from scurvy, or humours after the meastes, smaH-pox, &c. Price Is. Ud. the bottte. DICEY and Co.'s Genuine DAFFY's EUXfR. in botties at 2s. and 2s.9d.each. See that" Dicey and Cf)." is in the stamp. DtCEY and Co.'s ANDERSONs TRUE SCOTS r!LLS. Is. lid. the box. it- Askp:trticu!ar!yfor al/d C(J.'S" MAKSHA!.L's I!EAI,-ALL. a specie for cuts, fresh wounds, bruises, ctutbiains, &c. In booties at Is. ld. and 2s. 9d. BETTON' S BR!TtSH OIL. (theontyKenu!ne),thc supertor effi(,ae.y of which is too Wt-H known to requife any comment. Price Is. 9d. TiTE WA.E& CStSXA. HOWQUA'S AND M )WQUA'S CELEBRATED TEAS. BY APPOIXfAfnXT. ?f<HE important consequences Ii)«')y to ensue to this -L Country from c the warlike operations in the ?rent Tea Mart of the worhi.h:<vc deeply occupied the minds of HROCKSOPP, HOW, and Co.. who watch the events ciosejy, with a view to do the utmost possibis justice to their numerous connections, as we)! as to maintain the eminent character which their Teas have acquired throughout Great Hrita n and !)-c'.ind. They have naturally been apprehensive that circumstances mis;ht arise to interfere with their suppjies of the ce)ebrated Teas which they import, but they have the to annoltnec that they just from Canton a very larg-e consignment from Howqua, the celebrated Hong Mercttanr, of the Black 1'1'<1 so wei) known as his mixture, as we)! as of theMoWfjua's Sma!) Leaf Gunpowder, which they are enabled to offer without any enhancement of price. The Howqua's Mixture of Forty rare black Teas is now sold at 6s. per )h., and the sinall-leif Gunpowder at 8s. 7d. p'-r )b. CAunox.—The above Te.is can onh' be genuine in the original Chu'esc catty, haU-caUy, and quarter- catty packages. A catty contains one pou''d and a third of a pound, b(,iii,- nearty '22 ounces I;-ng]¡,;h weight, and to prevent fraud a!)d aduhcration are secured with the scats of !!owqm and Mowqua, .Mer- chants, at Canton. These Teas are so thoroughly estabtished, that to entarge on their met its is perft'ctiy superfluous. Inconsequence of the many applications of our nu- merous Agents from a)! parts of the country, to set! Teas of a different class than the epiel)rale(i HO\V- QUA'S MtXTUHE. and MOWQ!JA'S SMALL LEAF GUNPOWDEH, we have undertaken to do so, and )mve selected from our extensive Stuck, such Teas which we have imported from China, as wiH ensure a ready Sale, and give general satisfaction. !n order to prevent the possibitity of our Teas being adulterated by a mixture with any inferior sorts and for the accom- modation of our Friends and the PubHc, we have packed them in iead cases, containing pounds, half- quarters, and 2 with the price Oil one end, and our seal on the other. BROCKSOPP and Co., 233 and 2:;t, High-street, Southwark, London. AGENTS SPECtALLY APPOIN,rrD FOR THIS CIRCUIT. Carmarthen. Brynmawr. David Edwards, Tea-d.'ah-r Llanclovery, U. M. Protheroe, Tea-deaier, King's Road Weishpon!, Moses Evans, do. Wrcxham, J. S. Johnson, Town-hiH. Newport, Monmouthshire Moutd, WiHiam Pring-, BookseDer. Cowbridge, D. Davics, BookseHcr Swansea, (!. T. Wi!son, Castte-Square Dadd Lewis Monmouth, C. Hough, BookseUer. r¡.ji'f'Tea Dea!ers, Confectioners, Stationers, &c., desirous of becoming Agents, may apply as above. EM<8RAT!OM TO NEW ZEKLAND. SJI.1LL CAPIT.1J,IS1'S. mHE Court of Director-, cf the New Zealand Company JL havinE: received numerous app)ications for passages from persons of the above description, and bein? desirous offaciH- tating the emigration to NewZcaiand of pfrsoos of the in- dustrious c)asses. who do not fan within the refutations entithng them to a free passage, and ;))sn of sm:.)) capita)- ;9t9 to whom the costiy accommodation usuaHy proY]t]e'i for cabin passfna-prs wnuh] be unen'tahte, notice is hereby git-en, that cabin passages tt)Wc)!ington and Netsnnmny) be obtained in the first-e-als ship chartered by the Company, to sni) from the port of Lnn- doo positively on the J 5th of November next, 00 the foUow- iop: terms. The price of a chief cabin passal!"e. with a ]ibern) dietary, will be 50 guineas fnr a murried coupte, nt)d 30 guineas for a single adu!t person and th:tt of a fore cabin passage wii! be .€'20 per adutt. 'hf prices for chIldren wiH be io the proportions <i\ed by the Passengers' Act. or as the Directors may fix in the Case of larl!e fitm'ties. Fami- lies taking fore cab]n may hnve extra space for their accommodation upon payment of a proportionat." Rdditional sum. One tun Height wiit be allowed to chuf cabin, and half a ton to fore cabin passengers, free of charge; <'x;ra freight \\111 be allowed by the Directors in their discretion, at the rate of 4.'js. per ton measurement, and 2.')S. per ton dend weight. The Company w' appoint f.n experienced surgcrn, and I wiu. provide medicines and mpdica) comforts. Applications for passatre or freight to be addressed to the Secret:tryofthe New Zt-ft'and Company. Hroad Street Buddings; or to Mr. J. SrAYXER. Uroker, HO,Fen- cburch Street, London, on or before SaturfÎdY the 15th ot October ocx t. A deposit of tl d wi)[ be required for every chief ctbin paaenge, and of jL'5 f'jr evfry fore c:;bin passuge, which must be paid to the Cornpan- on or heiore the 15th of October, and the remainder of the passage monies previ- us to e mbarkalOu. By Brder of the Court. JOHN WARD, Secretary. New Zealand House, Broad Street Buildings, 'ø"mhp I.It),. Ik..2. j J.sLANELL Y and BRISTOL, o)- ai?(l o Y'o?i- !'esse!s. t- 1, THE NEW AND POWEnFL L S T F-A B ?'-? ?? ??? -? ? 7,  PACKET, ?* HER C U L E S, A NI) is tk) ,ail tile ol Oct. A !8t2,asfo)ions:— From L!aneUy New Docks, and Cumbo-iand Basins, Brtsto). T'ROMI.LAXELI.Y. 'VEDESDA Y, OcT. 5, (j morning WHD\KSi)AY,————1-2, 11 mon¡jl\ \VEJ)='i'ESOAY, ————]9. 5¿ m'n-nin? 9 L ill FROM B!HSTOL. SATrRDAY, OfT. 1, S.\ TlTRD.\ Y, ——— 8, 8} morning StTt'R!)\Y, ——— 15, SATrKHAY. ——— 22. 7 morllill SATURDAY, ——— 29, U:)ftcrti.)on FARES—Aftct-Cabin JOs.CJ.—Deck PasseHgo-s, 5s. (!d. Steward's Fee, Is. Childreu und"r Tn'eh'e Years of Age, Hatf Price.—Pigs, Is. Cd.—Sheep, Is. Cd.-Dugs 2s. fact). Hefrcshments may !)? Lad on Board on Moderate Terms. A RaHway Train teaves the Xew D"c!< et'ery morn- m? (except Sunday) for Pontardutais, Cross ttn), and Garna.ut. from whtch phices Concyauccs can h,> had to Uandih), and all parts of the c'motry. The Puh]ic are requested to order all Goods for the HEucums to be tUrected accordtngty. Goods forwarded to Carmarthen through Kid- eHy, by Charh's and Son's and thfnce by the renutar C,nrrmrs to 1\t'wr'astle En))yn. Cardie)), Newport, Lttt)pctcr,Abet'ystwyth, St. Oc&rs.nnu Goods for !Jandl)o. and adjacent a)-e forward'-d hy Raitway to Cro'<s trm, and then by <tt-s- tir.ation,or sent t'Ía Llandove¡.y to Lampelcr allt! Aberystwit't. AHFr(is;htstobopaidondc)ivery. For f)U'therinfot-nDati()nap.ph'atthe!J;)r)"!)yH.'i'- way Omce. pscw Dock. Hanfliy: or to Mr. \V. H. Owen, Care-street Hai), 31iirsti-sti-ect, !!)i.sto).  k  ?, t:/ ?  BRis,ror, (iE.Nl,"IIAI, Steam Navigation Company, I q?HE foUowin? STEAM VESSELS are in- A tended to Sail from CuMHKRf.AXD HAS!x, BRISTOL, to the IlndprTlwntioned Piaces, with or %I'itlioul. I"ilotS, and with lil)erty t(i ti)iv Veisels. Intended D.tysan() I!.)))rsnf Sa)iin?<]u'ing the "Ionth of IS12. FOU at TEN3Y. I)li(,%N[X. I Friday. Oct. 7. ï murn Friday. )-t. latter )Fri(!nyUet.J). /morn jFri-tay ? t ? j af?r I FROM C A lt.Nl A PT I i l,' N, 0\f<LI\C AT Ti.HY. rnu':xix. I Tuesdav, Oct. 4 .H after l'uesday I I. si n)orn Tuesday, Oct. 4 :,f-ter Tuesday 2,, I FOK TEBY. gTAR, T\1esday.-PIlŒ IX, PrilJay. I Tnpsdav Oct. 4. () morn Friday 7.7tmorn Tnesctay 11 !Ii Fndav 14 Scatter TI1Psday Oet. I r, morn Friday 2! 7 )?().n *1?, 8 121 afte, I FI\Ol TEXBY. I STAR. Satofduv Oct. ).i'norn \\ednesday .).. 6morn Saturday. tI.. ö <tno!n I \Ver\nsday 1.lL\m()rn S.tturr.ay .).).<!moin I O,t. ].I.. (i 1 7 22.. I rnorn 21). 1) r,, I after \CdIH'sday 2.. :d ITlon FOR MtLFO:), PATHK, & CALUXC sr\n. Tnps'v, C?t. ?r.i?rn 'Fti",I;!y t',), I, ",? '1;) nIU)!1 !FRO.U IU VEltFO!U'WET. C;d:il1 at i\JJ 1.1'0 It I) AX!) T E 1) Y. STA It. Friday, Oct. 7 mor)' Friday .t4. 1 1, i,ite, Fndny.Oct.?). f!mnrn 1 28 L .o,? BTTST.'ENT SHAMROCK, Fn'i.'ys. Fri,!ay, Oct.7.Smnrn' 14. 2 after iFriJay, Od. .7 morn Fri,1"" 28 "ftm'ns TIHHhys. KDSn, Saturday Oct.. ] 2} nftpr T'H.sclay ,1. after k Tuesday, I 10 morn Satuda y J" k ,after )'n..sf):n-. 0ct.t. 4*r)ftcr ',12 ? i )riO'n S,ltnn!,iy. '? ??!t?r 'i'u?dnv.N"v.J after 4Nov. "). nio I I I i I) g. HetnrnT)))'sd.ns:u)dFrt(!:<ys. A. T E '3 F 0 ,1. 1) NOKA CKH!NA. Tuesdays.—OSPRHY, Frh'nvs.. Tlles(lay ('ct. 4. fi morn 7. mom li. I t) Fti').)y H. "¡¡tte Tues d a y >C. 11 ft,, Friday, Oct. 2t. 7 m?rn Tuesday, 2.'). 8n..)i" Friday.2M. )-'( a<r I Tm's(tav,Nuv. t .4 a!? Friday.4 .7 n-o'n Heturn Tufsdays and Fridays. Fa'"1. 5"INA1.1SEa. COUNTY OF rHMRHOKK, Tups,l"ys -.ri(i Frig's. BRISTOL, Tlitirsdiivsiii(i S,ittir(lavs. Sa tnY!1ny, Oct. \1 mOTn Tnsday 4.. f) morn Thl1rs,¡åy fl.. Ii! 111< Friday ?.. h tnon) morn Tusdav .11..10 morn Thursday !Uim'"n Friday t4 2 ? n.orn 2 morn tTnest?y Oct.?.)? mo'n JThurstt.?y .?('?'in?o'-n 1,' i, I;, v 7 oll? S.?ur.l.'y '?.. C ?nx"" ? ;,y ?. 9 m. T!?t..(iay 2" ?' '"?' i''r).!?v ? ..t2 nn"" Sutu.duy .? ? n?'" PROM SWANSEA & COLTY OF PFNtilltOKII,, Ti,iii-s(iivs. BRtSTO! Tuesdays and Frittavs. Saturday Oct.. I. 4 iiiorn Tuesday (; morn Thursday. <Mmorn Friday 7..7imnrn Saturday. S.i)morn I'UMday tL. 111¡morn ) 2 morn Friday )4. :morn Saturday ). 4 morn I Tuesday, Oct. ?- T?. ?- ? ? riday   morn ?;? ?' ? ?' I aesday .5- l? ?:???? Friday"" 2H 12 noon ?.?..y.?- ?'?'" To and tn.m NEWPORT. USK, and (-'fiAIIO'.I(iAN I d:)Hy,Stt[xhn-s<'x<'frtt'd. IOH. I LF¡L\COI13E, TORH!))GE. T)ipnn!y Steamer going' dire, 10 Ilfr3eo.1111", anr' !h;1! \n[1:1 nllc, t.m'tr)f- Pi'sscnKPrs.tt the Pier without the ;'i.toft!u;Us. Tuesday. Oct.! ii 1110rn Friday' 7 .S "1" Tursday )). 10 IN:)]:J i-riday 14 2 after 0"( 1-< .,1 n \Ilp,a., 0)'1 nTTI Fnda\' 21 Tnes(Íay 11, ö J IlUllt1 FHOMtLFKACOMHH. Passengers futbarked at tii,- I'lei- I T()R!U:)(:H. Saturday. Oct. 1.4 morn 1 Thursday. S m'.);r. SatnrrJay f\ morn Thursday. I:L. alter Saturday. Oct. !).I .[, I. ')11  I ? ,? r( ??y 2(l 7. ?, ?r Saturday .?-? 1 )T)inrs:t.'y.?7 1 1, n)urn' S:ttnrd.n',Oct. 'J9.Sn'.or!ur? FOK StDHFUK)). (;?))i-i? at H?KACO?!?. Toumx.H. Tut":day,Oct.4.6'T"rn Tuesday. 11.10 morn I Tllesdny. Oct. IQ )Tu(?,;)ay :). lIlorn FfIO31 T()tHm)G)- Thursday. Oct. Ii.. ¡¡ morn Thursday !T))nrs(1:)y, Oct.2?.o''n I ') 11 I T'burday 2, Lynmunth,t:t!tT)Rnd; f,(,i I itti. Passengers lauded and en.tm,kecl f¡ ee. to be paid for at 11 moderate charge, for which purpose a boat is always in For partÏt'nlars apply to Mr. J. F!U): SWA¡U TO H,F!{ACOMBE. COUNTY, Wednesdays.—DH!STO! Mondays. Hfnnday Oct.3.? morn! '\1tdr:('srfílY .5.. .\to!)()Hv )0.(;tmntn t Wcd¡¡eùaY. J.t.liÚ!Jlorr\ Morrtuy Oct.t7.? morn! "cj l??y 1!).. ""), 11I \dn.'s<). Mnn.iay .?4.?""rn \t;jr)t-adav.?ti.?'"?"' I .Monday. Oct. *I I.If mo-rnill,{ F;K)M I LFIl \CO:\lUE TO SWANSEA. COUNTY, "TedJ;"sday;BHISTOI" Mondays. Monday Oct.K. 21 aner \efh)cs[!ay.tHft<'r Monday !O.Hl\nlorn Wednesday 12. ti "fter I :lfnllday Oet. 17., I after \e<)))es.)y.?nttfr \\er)npsf!:ty.L'ti.t!uf[cr 1\1on:Iy, Ol"t.:H. ¡ noon \1 FOKCAKntFF. LADY CH.\RLOTTE, & rrhhy t{eturusT)!(-sdays.Ttm)-S)h)ys,an:i SH'))-'htys. The whole of the ahov are hlleri 'Ip for the c ey-ir, Slewartls on and Horses to be shipped 'l\o Ilours b. rore Sai'ing. Particnhtrs may be obtained I,y applying- at the };ri.;to!Stpam ;I\:jgatiùn Goods, P:ld.t1!l' Parce1s, &e, !-ihonld ht' nddrt'ssl'd '-fol \Jnsea to 'Ya Terrc,a ;\T SOliS, :n, Bad;; a"il J. Ix. Junes. 12. t,t: -for Cardiff, to It. H. C I:ire-street Hall, alld for 1\IewpOlt, to .1. JOIH'S, Il'¡wn1nm "'harf, Hnt<ve)is. Tenby; j\Jr. T. Pritch"¡, ILeu; :\lr, lIitl'hillgs, jun., Ha"erfoldwe,t; :llr. Palmer, 'Mi!torfi: JIll. Bowel). Paler; Mr.John Edwards, wansea; Mr- rtidham, Iii(let'or(i Air. J\Iartin, Qn,¡ iIIr. J. !,ynt,JII. NO;lCb:The 1"['1"1' tors of th" above Steam will not he accollntable for an\, Catlin PaSSl>ng't:>r's I.Jllg't!nge jost or aùo\'e the of ;{; Ilor for any 1>>ek Luggage (if lust or above the value of 20" in entered as sticii, and freight in proportion fo tJie same at tht- time of delivery nor will for any ndue of 40". (if 103t or rllI!HI¡,cd) ciiti-ted as sticii, freiht in paid for UIe at the time of rlplivery, Not &ccnutitab)e tor any Goods without Shipping Notes. All Letters seeding infc.rnwtior. 0 be pot,pllid. I Valuable r??MS to be L.et.  ?? ?3S? ?ET, A?H H?TEKI?D LTON AT ?IKHAHLHAS NEXT, I ??nn )t-)d?r-mP''t!?npd V;?L!n)df rar)T!s:—PEX- _& <<)Ki)F.\K?.hit)t(.p.tt)?)<)fT?i?v,atthe I v.u1y)<-?t<'f?"?t.LLY?A!)YH.YCi),uttin' p;)rishf)ftJ.nsa\d.:<tt)iHvi?)-!y)'?nt<)f .€5-);a!)d T.Y(<?)!'A?.U,u)thehai<!er.tri&h,atthe iii tllehli ;le at t l it.? 'T!? 'rents "f th' rri!r)'; are v'y l.)u-,??<it't" t?'i.'<)'xt't!tt'(!?n. to 1), r)'amp'<)'i, K"!t.. South S qllar," hï?Y? f.)')'). r P.JTEST), T*?AVtN(t n prPp'TKtK'r) of nornf i an') cOI11:lrt>ssed t)n' ;nn- r st)() !n)t"r?t'!cs. H.t" and Shoes cfithisprincip)" r('p!? 'h''?e<? ?hs?r? ?"'pP''sp)tft!?!),a)(')a-.tt<- ;it!j cc!)'f.))tai)'?''t! n"C)'!([n"rd<m)p<tt)p!ftnttt' theft. f.t or corns t:)(-v i-.o perft-.cti,. !uxnr!'n!s—t.))p <yart'r may trca') tht? r'-u?h?'-tpavc-? m(')tt?ith')ut i)'c<'r)Vt'n!t';)''?; t?cy d.'r'oto'c.tk.a?d are I'(lU;¡]! elwalJ, au,l mu<hu]'.).f du)'n.b!eth.Htt':H)se rna'le'in ti:( ordinary wny. Mari!if;'(.'tu!?d hy T. <T;n!i<'K, 44, W;<r\ick stre<'r. T. ;joot-'ti;tkt-rsi i encit to)in-tj may h:n'c iicpuces. on tr'n?rat" tt"'fn'<, on ap?ticatiun to josiali Toii,ne., Kni,71itsl)ri(i,e. I TEST)?;r!K) ALS. From Aiitloiiy and one nf t!x' EXamill'rs of he of S)trs;Rons :— "I ('an with much .lthf;l('!iün recommend to the public the boot or sho: hieh is del\ot1\\l\att'i' I"¡iHa.' hs pecuHar a,l",ul\- t"f:t's Il olht'r boot'i or she'" an', that it is to wet and I all and warmth to the is also. is to tellder :1:](1 I criD" j))t'd fet!t., ftt):" t:°ut or oth'r maladies." "ANTHONY-WHITE." U April (i, IR-l'?". Front t)' Parts, of Dover-street. I.nndon :— "I h:cfxammcd a.H \orn ith comfort and satisfaction. shoes constructed wilh iukrl!Jp(thle soles of felt. to %viliell you h.tvebt"!to\(?rt U)e"a!nt-'[oip't'Jhcy,undo'.)t)t.t'ut\possfs-,t t,.e f'o,)t pt-i'st'ssed bv ordin"r\ sit'-f". -'))<) II'e)' hHt'et):<; rare mftit ut ",)t ;;nd (irv. "J. A. P,\RIS, ;\T.I> Frnrn .1. (j, Andrpws. E'I, one of t)x' C')UitciIat.d );:tt- i'.cstd?nt"ttt.e (')'?''?.'t Sur??ons:— "tt!Vt-worn.tor so?-.ethr.e.t'?.).t?vp)tfnt"")ts c.f;)'Im- ¡¡ilk,' with flluch ('¡>tnfort ale1 .?n.t.i,? }ji!t!'t-ho.)t.- pi)i.Mith)nu(-hft)tT'f"rt!<rJ?<t)- pn'ssnre, nn': I unl t'nableJ po<s?<.?r.'a(c::tsH("t?'.<'?'pressure, n"'?"" enabled to -.Ik z, g,,?ai, "ApriiZ'.J81O," I ('')<m) i)' R'"?'?"?-sn']:'rf. !.??d!'n:— j "])":))S'r—tt?venoww''n. tor some t.r't'.ap.tirofbnots ?it))i..ttrn)efii?tpsn)es,?'t.iL'b)(,t.erm'l!?p''ia.'They are n?!nir?'.?a<):)j!tfdfo.'th.'eas(-r.dcon.for'o!t?"?rteet.ndthe f)Hst.icit\o?!?ir tread is t??'. l)'?;t,j, jcauw.n'cu.,tidenct- recommend them tu<t;f" rs, :lLD." I "H.S.RO?rS..M.U. \v. ntkt.f. n<q.. AprH 2.r). 1'2" ? L ?)i d .)n:— Frntn i)r. H vinK not only exam:nt'd, hIlt p"t to the I,n (,rOr l'xperi"e, the pT't-ntsotes invented by my frit.) ,n. I>"d;<'r, H.C.S., .tr.d I -(, in they ar a \t>r) dl,(::dcd oil th IIIt"thof1 of cnu .trllctioll. They ciTe not on:y U111Ch more ar!reeable to the ùl of the fool, but promote a '(j Itl<it"orrJl as as fronl damp. whethr witiHlut or rum the feet. "THOMAS HUPGKIX, M.I)." 11Ionth, (t.'n)<uJuh:tC.Taut]tnr), P,q., -\I.[" C.S.,tS, ::at- ) "I}];n-f'"<n \v!th satisfaction the !'ootsM!ththeinter'rpd!ate 'I'h c yare nhHt:' t'oolfort.. adapt themseh'es better to the form of the tout, 'I(d ale ÍlIIpl'n¡uus tv "]ay?.t.4'J." "JOIIXC.TArNTON." "J'?' F!. 'If p"(;:i Int' M.ift n V¡ t!I I WE??( ?SS, ???? ?3 A???S. I D t A ?- ? c n TLEY'S J:\STfWCTfO:XS FOR )1 EASe HI:\O. FOR KNKE-CAPS. Cllt(T¡ FEHECE, A B &; D. rd:so(KS. m\<TT:!At<.C. C!KCm: H!H;N< t;, A H C DtoC. STATE F()H.W!nCM LEG I U{(jE()XS I t?Kn?:md.trc?t,f) :d Scor?ndo(")t?up?.'f- i<-ott)'"f-"dHAn,Y'SHLAS!'t<A('!<)STOCK- !?(,S, K?.EE-(A:'s. an(: A?K?J; St.CKS; t'x'y an )i?h'.root,and war!)!t!<'dt"?ast). Sinc?thfrcduc- ti<)"f)"'?t?!?f.afn!<'h?! per'.<)!?s in thf country c?n i.Vf-nny bandar. ),v?,,?},,r?f,.? p?,? f,?ardif? ti.fir'nonsutf. Ti?.p;t,ti'-u'r?r<.pt-r!v<t).S<t<- inK'sttji?vfronstKotsup'?'rtiuvarict'sevt'it?.w'ak, s\v"i't' d)<)p.i,j??,?,){'?)?, ],?,nany I casRrfti'uf:Ha'?qnah!<-).rr?st)r<thf.K))fH-('ap? Ui ht'<'f t-t service ?.,?,???)?,j,?. j?j,?,?,j;s..n;) pnrt, fr'"na<?!??, ??.p?,j,j?.j????:ift..r i;i. fi:unma!).'r).r,n'?t)-);;j??ru:!)!.UYat<in;i'<)ru);u)y <'a???' f)(!)n?.?,?.???'' 't<j,. p;?? support'nay ),rt'<j')trfd. !?<-?)s??-?it?s.ISs.(;d.).<i? ?n?c- Caps,)0s(:d.; !?t..f,t Tru<s..s.pr?u?' h :"?T??. ]2?.?;nti.? {{.?2s..?).tu4s.<i.?.'?:a- dx.s Uc'?. "f<?e,yk[!«t. ?:rs. Bailey \t?itsu.) jadics. K:TTL'nE. r?rsf!nsMh,),?,?,?.?? ?,????.) ??? ?,?nt ''?"'?''y. ,APIII! Nv lif-reI ?'P'?"Tru.s:?!.?t'(-dt?..imi):nu.tt.mi. dan.cc.'t'e. DRU?(.!STS Are ?jpp?d ?;'h Trnssf-< .nd Snspf.-soty EHnda?ps. thr"'?hth.')r..V!)<??s.,)..H?us?h, ?.).)t,n.thnt?-m ennh.tf?)t)<r.sui)j,?.??.p?r?itha.soodart;cteat ant<)ne)'i.tt' p)i(')'. I'NION WORKHORSES ti,(! pliOI' llIa/l ,„ I)enltll. W. H. Bail,,v fillils i,). tliztt ht))t()rc() « of <<')" fi-in f..rtht;want"f Siir- sr)('id \y. n. B. 1'lltinllPS t(1 snpply istonisliin,, prices. Truss and iiiiii(la7,,e SRV(-r!it p;)n.h<"<. nne pu))(at), St. Pancras. ?/ ??/??r ): /-?? g,:T; /?<?.?o-< in !(-a?t;'y ot pN)/:??/s.'?, ?tj;?;jC?/?,,jy??? I ??' Orders hy Post (?i<h a Kt'toittance) attended tt*. I)Y (%i?itli a atterid,?ilt ,()le Lpn.s for ('!ipJtl'nham B<-avan and C)arke, WLctf Htsttucti.tos for mt'asuti'ta; may be had. HJr. Sfacy, Cnfrni'-t, 33. ?i)!s<M-5t.r?<'r. (" S.dc A?(")t f?r t?Kh: A ..i,? li,i, l d tt'STPUi;H?HK)).thct'thKdition,I'ric?-!<?ri..in.iS.()(.d I EJl\.t>!IIPP. and !i'pnt Free to Hny p'nt of the i\:in!!¡)nl on ??.ij)t()f'u' PustO!t:cf-U?!?r'f\r?H?.CJ..Tt!E'S?LH?r m ? .'t-r\'nus Uebit'ty.nndKs :<t- tendant sytll plthjps, nud d;¡ng't'rons coueq1]t:'n('es ('ojdt'rt:='cl, í¡{hi ,1/1 disorclers 111 ¡,iIlK fi-oiji a slule of the blood, with I means of ro sl"r'1t10n; the d,'letniolJs in:lllPn,'e of ITl('r,'I1f\' O!1 tll.. skin is fully out, the is xx-iti ten b;- R.Ht..) L..PEIlH" and Co, Consulting- SmfP(.ns. H).t))int;. tun) snut Leeds. ]'b)ishe'i by the Authors. iiiifl S«id b\ st, ange, 21, P,iternosP,, kif,, Lon.)«)): anrl bv Gneft, 51.111111 street. Birrninhanl: i"o, Bljí'-ate, Let.-ds u.)d by all t!'Jakht;Ht:)s in Town and Conn- The COHDHL HAL:1f OF SVRtACt.'M is n s:"nttp stimubnt renovatnr of t1'e f!1lction5 l1fe, eaI- ')Fci')c() retit-f to rhos<' u'hn have fallt'1I i"to st;ttc<.f(..hroi)K'')ph)tit\. It is for the<c that :\It.s" Prry and Co., Surgeons, particularly I, sj<J:n,j, their Corli,,1 Ihlm of S)riacum. A ill it' 'f i'Hg hp..nth.- h pp\' nH>an8 O''re)ievin? m:nn' thous:u)()s. a!?d ot tf.?torin? a ??eat tuttn?er to tht-).f.rn):ir.pnt.er)')y"ntntti?. A.sn()thim:cf)nh''))cn)'ati.')ptfd<nhe!"?n) nO'lri.'1 tH' con-I '-ti<,ntio.ast!)freis)?'thh?n?"f!?pro.ya(;'kno\v)<-)?fdtobe peculiatl' t'lrie",cio'" in a'! inn.a' II was(ills, lu ,t IltPltite in<Ji?.t!on,fif))"s-u"j"'it-)?:n?' orsh:tkin?ofthc h:'nds or )i)n)x,obBti')atpCt)ufhs,sh..rtnt't.? of breath. or(on- Slimpt:"e habits and is sin?u)ar)y ffricafi.? ,n disordt'rs ?n?f) in- tiispf?sitions \\he<e thf str-neth is n?;)'iirft). or wherf the viscera and oth('rpart'.i<reto<)m"chrf].tXt-d:oif) deprived of their )?o-   th Whoh: nPT\"()US -y,t,?-, pr<?notif')['?dr("-tnr)!? the s?creti?ns of jtHture into proper ord?r. :<t'd re-tst:t))))shit'i' food he.dth. ho??ver .umh d?bi!i':<tpd. boid in Hottiesat )ts.. o' four t'mfs 'he quantity in olit, hottit- tor ;1:¡, May behitd <'t .d) ?lh'ÜI<:1<Jt' Vende in Town nnd Cuun- frv. ()h<=e?ve the si?n.Xnre o( R. and L. Perry nt] the -.t.xnp '))) tli ()Ilfsi(!e of  I h-.? Five l.Juud cases tuesy be had :w \?Ht,a',ei).hfr')fthe !?'t't'))ishnteu[- Rft??.s. P?rrv expf't 'vhpn consntted '.y jctter U e ?-.UH' ''fe h Qnc Po'tnd, without \vhi('h. no )r.:t't'e wh.UcVt-r c:tn u,' tak.-n o the communication,<po.sta"er''e-p!dd.) Patients are reqnebt.ed to be as miitute as i n thef'et.ti) of ir (':I('. r[?:'H '? PrRtFYlNfi SPRri!C PII.r.S, price 2-. !<). 4.. <)., n.). )ts. p'-r box. are ot t:'e mt,st nfHicted wi'h :!ttectionc. elnptions on aoy pa't «t the hody,ntcer.ttiot)'crotu'.a. &c., th-.i(1 j1hlly ea1ct1!d t0 ("Ip;!nt> the'do.fjt'ron) at) to.d!U's' counteract and rcstor:- \\mk a.nd cmaci"teLÍ constitutions, to ptistim: heatth Co., Snrgi:?Of1, my he con111td a..c; 1111a1 :1t o. 4-1, 3t:d C1",rips-stH-'et. Bi i, one persr.nal ,"iS1t is fron1 i.I CPõ}T1. trv patient 10 iklessrs. Perry to .nch as wiil lJe th.e 11>C'an (>f eileeting a permant'Tlt and e;,cc(ii:il eure, aller all .tl,e, hare ?lruvet indrel tna1. N. B.-C"u ntry J)rl1gi,t., IIledicine Yen. ders. and lie with any quan- tity of PUflfying S¡" alid Corùial "I' Syr, ¡aellIn, "jth l1ual éuh!a:l('è tl) the hy nl0S! QI the principal whole,le 1) .ilent ;lietlicine HOII in SuItI ùy Ir. E.,a, at the JOI'R'L C:TIt'P C"-R11AR tIE". COI\'IMERCI.t}.L A,D GENERAL LIF2 ASSURANCE ANNUITY. I'AM!IA' ENDOWMENT, AND LOAN ASSOCIATION, H'2. Cheapside, Lünrton, CAPITAL. £jOG,OOJ, in Shares of £50 each. I)e,posit, .;C2 per Share. D!RECTORS,Al'riTnRS,ET< Henry George Ward. Esq., (ifHstone Park. Chairman E'.J).. Duhvictj Henry pnrk Edwård Evans, Esq.. 2, Stolle's I'd. BlItllad: Chartrs Creen. E.q.,147, Lead.-nh.ti! street ,l"!Jn Hlpnny (T"rdon, Eq., 31, l'pper (j"wf'r Street Richard Pope. E?;. ?!.Noit))'T"!r,tce.C?nioerwe)) Samn-i Warren. E'q F.K.S 12, King's Het.ch Wa))., Hsq., :11.0. Dlliwich Jarnfs Juhns'tn, Esq .M.H.C.S 6 North Pfacp, Gray's tun. Er!1srnns R'J!,prh'n. Esq., ,1e t""t.t. Lin('oJr;'s Inn B.A..Catherine Biln. Thomas Marsh Esq., 3, CharifN Street, Square .John "'oster "Elmslip., "Esq., 3. CoptJ.all Bl1ildin! City Mfssrs. Lys', MuHins, and Padtlist)n, 1, ('rfat James- strfet, Bedrord-row. Mr. Hfnry VHlRntinf Smith, 37, (Mden Square Frfdertc (,awrance, Esq., R''sidfut Secretary. Rates ui premium catfutated on as tow a scale as is consistent with the safety uf the assured and the ata- blUty of the Company. A septennial division of the pronfs either in the way of bonuses or in reduction of premiums' two-thirds to the assured andone.-thifd t't theproprietors. A svstem of i"an upon persona) or other securities. provided the party borrowing assures his life for double the amount he receives. Policies \thichs)tMH have h'-cn assigned six months as a hona nde security, not void by d'ath, from suicide, hanttsof ju'iOt'e. No e!itr.tuce fee or ot))er charges beyond the policy stamp. AU mntteTs in di-spute (where no frKud ts suspected) referted t" arbitration. ("Iiiiii-s piiyattle, tiiree months after death,or earlier oil a dist-ouiit. A tii.era) commission to:111 parties I)rin,-in,-bLisit)e,,s. Prerni'n.is or unarteriy. :\1 I\ ¡rill refer'es p;ud t)Y the oflice in every cnse re- f,,rretl to them fortftt-irproft'ssiona) opinions. Interest .(tthe rate of 5!, per cent. aHoMed on the paidnpe.tpitni. Apj.iicHtions for the remainin? Shares, Agencies. an') Prospectuses, to be made to the St'('I'l'tary. 112. or at the WELSHMAN OtHce, Carmar- then. FREDERIC LAWRANCE. Secretary. The Dissentersy & General Life and Fire Assurance Co. (Empowered by Special Act of Parliament, 3 e. 21.) 62,KtNC WILHAM-STREET, LONDUN-BRIDCE, LONDON: 21. ST. DAVID STREET. E:)<NHUR(;n: AND o. KtN<j STREET. Q("EE.SQL\RE, HRfSTOL. C./PIT.JL, TRUSTEES (WIT" A SE,T AT THE nOARD; T iloilla, Esq. I Th'lllli\S Piper.Esq. n!RECTOR!?. <jpn. P,,)nsfield Esq. Sir J.Hasthopt Bart.M.P. I'der Htt's,Hsq. .ff's(')'!) F!<'t<' her, Hsq. izieliat-d flullier, Esq. (,harlt" Hind}py. Eq.f.P Tho:nasB.Si:t'psut).Hsq Hun. C. P. ViHifrs. M.P. jJ..hn\Vi!t<s,Ksq. Ed\l.ard 'ilson, Ese¡. <? the return of the Michaelmas Quarter. the Di- ?? rectors ))t-a;torefn':jd th.-ir Fr! ?andth'-Pnh- lie, that in th., F;rl' DI'¡JartaH>nt th. rl'('I'Î\"t' Hisks of all tlt'ser¡I'ti.Hls, inducting Chapt'j, Sch,lcTooms. .\iit)a, (,ooJ, attd ShippHjtr in Farming- Stofk. &c.. at the atllt reJu.f! ratex as 0: her respt'ctabJe And in the. Life the)" eon- ti)tUft<)traftsa<'tai) bu<infs'-rf)atin?t<) Hft*As<<tt- rancfs, A)?imttt"u?d F?tui)yHnd()Ym)e!)ts.u!)<n)thf lIIo-t lilwral terms, con:;istellt with sound princi¡.lcs arid public S(-CU?ity. Fire Puticies transferred from other cijiir,,e idatle ft)r Fire Poli(!ies tratiferre(I from The nsu.tt allowance made to Soticitors, Surveyors, .tndtttherb. By Or(tfr of the nirpctors. THUJAS PiUCE, Secretary. AG'E:-T8 rOR THE COMPANY. Carmarthen. J"shn;( P. Watkir)s,Surs"'ni Cardiff. Thomas lIopkilJs, Ash Cuttagf Aht'r??vcnny. J'tcoh \yke, Chemist Have)fofdwest..Wt))i!!mttt.t.s,S')iritt'r Liandovery .Jaml's 'forris. Liquor l\Iercllant D.mpHy.hn li-)mas, 11, ;;iter L!att.t!th. [);nirl .Jont'. Ju)).. t)raper Ilert liyt WiHiam Morris ('ac Pant Tpnll :ewl"Illc Emlyn \Villiarn Jones, Printer Xl'wport. Cltarli' Lewis, Shopkeeper Neatli Diiviil N torr!s. (t'on'f P"'ity[nt)i)e. !njtf)in Lewis,Grocer PellJi)roke ltobbs' Point Swansea. Wi!iia'n\Va)ters,So)icitor !{pes, Hottemaker !Jsk William ():-aham, Auctioneer. ATLA!5 ASSli R.CE COMPANY, ESTABLISHED 1808. Sir THOMAS Tt-RTON, Hart.. Chairman. .'()!;X Um-EH ))A\o\ Ti)t' H"n.S)r(;. BltY! 'I'l" ) n, iS, Cli;IPIIIIII, Ksq. \i)ii:unt<afort";t,Ksq. 1)(inal(i Nlaclean, Esq. Moses l\locatta, E:.q. Eq.. f),'patv C¡lai(mr¡. .hu)ifs \iHiam Esq. H'nHtntf) P:)<-i F,(.O,.Ni. 1). W. (ie,)t-sre Prescott, Esq. Joseph Puiley, F,q. Juhn Peter Rasch, E.,49. .1??—F. B. Hookey, Esq., and J. PuHey. jun. Esq —('har)es An?U, Esq. F.R.?. .S J<?'??'c?,r-\Vi))i.,ntB«vn).Esq. S'?'-<.?r-Thomas Hopper, Esq. ??'?M???'cy?.-Thomas Doyd, Esq. ?!RE DEPARTMENT. RETURNS.—The Directors have the satisfaction of announcing to the Assured in this Omce. that a Re- turn of Premium at the rate of 20 per Cent. for the FiveYearsup to('hristmas!ast.MiH bepayab)eat the head Omcf, or thrnush the Company's Agents ;n (ireat Britain, on all Poticies of jC30P and upwards. \vhich ii-ere in force and had been so tor one entire ycaratChri-tmas. ITEYf,-This O¡fice (independent of the Returns fnd the tate Reduction ill the Rates of Premi)))))),offers tn Pertons A'-surhnces, the further ad\'Hu- tag-I' of an aHcwance f''r the loss of Rent on BuUd- if)i:sr<'ndere<i ))nt<-nanta'))ebyFire. RK\H\VALS.— I'tttn-iesdne on jt ¡chad m:I-dav shou\d be rcuc"ed \vi!hi:i ntteen days thereafter. LIFE DEPARTMENT. The attt'n::on of the r)t''Hf has, in the A(hprt'('mf;fs and Pr')po't)s of thisC-'mpany of )ate years, been CHi)edtoaTah)e of Additions app'ic.thtctoand ex- pectant on Policies of loartictilzir (iates and aes; the Director-! now hp to refer to a Statertient (which maybeobtaincdonappticationattheCfnceinCheMp- side, ot- to any of the Asrents in the Country) of Sums (t(-tit,rtl,"y pa!W,sheMinar the Sums respectivetyassured :andtheBonusestbereon. persons assure() fr'r the tprm of Liff' in Ci-rtt /ll'it,in or Ire/and respective)y, will have an ADDt- TtONmade to their Potieie-. every seventh year, or an equivatent REDL'CTH)N wii! he made in the future payments of Premium, at the option of the THE FOURTH SEPTENNIAL VALUATION Hi!! be made up to Christmas t844. AS FRANCES FOR SHORT PERIODS may now be effected in this ufRce at considerab!y reduced rates of Premium. The Company's Rates and Proposals may be had at tlw Dmee in nr of any of t11f' Agents in the Connt ry, U'/IO are (tpjtli(prise(ito i-eporton the appearance if Lit-esp)-opt)sed /b<' .11.,lI ¡"afire. iiUNRY DESHOROrGH, 92, Che(7psi(le, Sept. 18-12. The Axons for the Company at the under-men- tioned Piaccs, are. vix.:— Tenby. )I r. C. B. Oark: Alwrg-a\'enny, P. Priep; Brecon, D. Jones; W. Hees; Dan r)..very. W. Watters; fjanidtoes. R. Leu is: DaneDv, W.Webb;L!:tndiio.Mr.T.Le\vis:erthyrry<ivi'), W. Da\.ies; ;ld)Ir:h. B. Thomas: N.-ath. J. Ron- land; Newport, II, r lonmuuth, J. Phil putt. N.B. The folioai-inz Agencies are vacant, and Per- soos desirous of lIud,tal,ill!.r the same, are requested III apply by to the Aberystwyth, Cardigan, Chepstow. Bonvilston, ('armartt)en, Pembroke, SWflnea, and Tredegar. Mr. C. B. Clark respectfnUy infortT's his Friends and !))ePnhHc,th;tthehasbeenHppoi)!<edA4?enttothe .iboveOnice for the To\vn and Neighbourhood of Tenby, atid ii¡ f,-illy empowered to effect Assurance!' gainst Fire, and to receive Proposat.t of Assurance on Lives and on Survivorships. Mr. tlark invites hi:) Friends to an enquiry into the urincipiesuponMhichthisonicetransactsits business, :is set forth i,, t' above advert isement.andwhich -ire more fuHy exptained in the Company's 'o he had of him on app'ieation. T('[¡hy, St'pt. HH2.
IFOREIGN ILLI(.tECE. )
IFOREIGN ILLI(.tECE. ) I FR.>rE.-Thr Kinx of the French ?"as expected at St. Cloud en Wednesday. The Pans journals of that day state the accounts from A lEr'ter, were disastrous. The Fntta tribe. one on which the Fre;n-h most counted; have risen, and dti.-en General d ArbuviHe back into :\1 a:t'f:t.l1em, wit)i fifty men IlUrs dp cembal. The camp of 8etifha.s baen nercel* y attacked; but few details have arrived. M. Arag-o htid before the Pr.ris Academy of Sctences, at its last meeting, two fowling pieces. the invention of M. Matthteu. After each dis- charge the '?? un immediately ?-coc? ;f?c.y, and a cor?ve.v.e d the direction oi't b e I new ch?r?e conveyed in the direction of the barrel ? th?g is rC'1(;Ùed five cr -i\ tim?s, and with such l:apidity that the ?run can be discharged ? nve times in three seconds Another advanta?? of ;s tha. the combina- I tions oi the n)('ehanim are such as t" prevent ac- j cidextal exph'sion..Raron Hc'<n'tch)up m.'dc P. simi!ar xnn two years K?o. Withti'e '\Iadi'td ni;u! of the 2istwehav?rc'- ceived little news. The IlJ(>ria, a Mtni-teru)1. print. announres th:tt l"C1!ls;d\r,lbb activity is evinced in the navat arsenals, and that efforts :ire bcin mr-\de to get ready for seaaev<'r:d vessels of war. Three expeditions are to sail very shortly, German papers announce the deposition of Prince Michael of Servia, and the election of! Alexander Fetrowifsch, godson of the i'.mperor Ate\ander. to be Prince. He was bred in a Kus- sian military academy. German letters speak of a faiture of some consc- I quence having taken placwt -Ifemel. The name has not transpired, hut rU house lias. it seems, become involved in the prevailin-, emharrassments I of the corn trade. A second Dantzic house is reported to have suspended its payments. The event is attributed to large speculations in wheat, Several thousands of Israelites of Poland and; Russia have, says a letter from Ber:in, in the ¡ (;all/rlll u/' Fralll,:filrt, entered into an en,rti,-re.qi,,nt to proceed, on the nrat ftvourab]f there to await inprayer and fasting the com:n of the Messiah. Our private tetters from Beyrout, datr'c1 the 4th u1t., state that the buildj!1; of the Prctestant church at Jerusalem w as ?oin? on slo?y. Bishop A?e\.andcr was not yet entirely recovered irom his Ale,.aii(lo- ?v,ts not 'vet entirely recovere d froiii b;s
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I Pit-)ROGATIO" o!- the Court at Wimtsor, the 2}th of September. Itisthisday ordered, by her Majesty in Council, that the I l Parliament he. prorogued from ')ursday. the 6ih day of Octobe:' next. to Tluu'sd'iy, the 10th (1:1- of November next. If was the same day ordered that his Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury do prepare a form of prayer and thanksgiving to Almighty ('od for the late abundant harvest; and that such form of prayer and thanksgiving be used in al! churches and chapels in England and Wales, and in the town of Benvick-ch-tw'ced, cql Sunday, the 2d day of October next. An.EGEo CnARTfST THF QuEEX.—The person unknown, "ho was al- leged to have nred at Mr. Pierce, a grocer, at leged to liive fli-ed at Southampton, and formerly a Chartist leader, in revenge, it was supposed, for his having disclosed a plot to assassinate the Queen, was arrested en Wednesday last, and brought before the magis- trates at the Town Hall, where lie was identilied R." the man who discharged the pistol at Pierce, on the night of the 6tb of September. The govern- Ii ment and Mr. Pierce had together onered a re- ward of £ )00 for the discovery of the would-be assassin. Hi.s name is stated to be John dfl'ord, I a labourer employed upon the river. The magis- trates him until Wednesday next, and forwarded the information to the Secretary of State for the Home Department. Tii- Bisnor or Nr.w paragraph appeared in the public journal.. a few days sinfc, I stating that the Right Rev. Dr. Selwyn. the newly- appointed Bishop of New Zealand, had arrived at his place of destination on the lOdi of April last, after a VO"Jl!!e of 110 days. This is not correct.) Letters have been received from the bishop; by Ir.s'! friends at I-.ton, of the date referred'to, a.t which period Dr. Sehvyn had arrived at Sydney, r?i his j voyage to his distant diocese, in excellent health. The v) ill of the late Mr. Longman has been I proved by the executor' t he personal property of the deceased has bee', sworn under the value of £200,000, w.iich is principally left to bis widow and famitv.. Dr. Hook, of Leeds, Prebendary of Lincoln, ai.J Chaplain in ordinary to the Q'!oen, is Yicar ot: perhaps, the largest parish in England, with G assistants, and 130,000 souls. Tit E A,,i rTAI',irr. A?:,7r;(; says, that "in consequence of the new tarin' oi the United States, one house in Oasgow. has' canc-elled orders to the extent of 15,000ple--Ol-of t printed cottons and de)s.:n"s, and that anotitp!' ? house in tliat citv which h.n.' :1,1'10 ;};ir:T1r>c1 goods to the va¡'nc of fl'OI11 {4,\OJO tJ !C'JUU every -spriii,, and hil' mtontKtn ofabando'-tirnr the trade hpr, if the ."mer!- can government persists in the new regulation-: wJlJeh thev htiveiust adopted. The same evil en'ect 0} the tartff Js ielt in Paisley. The duty on cottons, de-Iaincs and cotton and wooUen mixed. is nxed 3d. a vard: muslins, 3?d. per yard; and silk goods, or of which silk terms a component part, t\vo doHars and a half per lb. of 16 ox.: so that a Paistev mixed cotton and silk shawl, which j weighs about a pound, and costs 6s. to ¡, wilt t põlya duty of t 11 siillitig-v and all the duties are to he paid cash down on entry. The American legislature have no doubt been inn"enced by a spirit of retaliation springing out of Sir R. Peels tarin' rno,;t extr,,ior d i- RoMAxcE ix Rc?L 1-irE.—A nost extraordi- I nary series of deceptions have recently been per- petrated upon Mr. Woo!ey, a sfenttemRn of high ) respectability, as a merchant, residing in Bristol, through the instrumentality or rather bv the con- I ivances, of a young female v.hmn he had brought tl"l\mc(' of a youl1fl'n,ale y:hom.hehad bron!!ht up in his house from childhood, and in every respect treated as his own daughter. By the artinces of this umrratcfu! girl, her benefactor was deluded into the belief tliat a !ady -f considerable wea!th, and hrst-rate connections? '.7a.s desirous of obtaining his hand. The hoax wa': earned on I with more than usual ingenuity and pèrs.e\"eranc(" the lady in question being perfectly ignorant of the transaction, as wcHasof the person of the instigated lover, and after considerable e-,Peiale had been incnrrc-d by the latter, arrangements were made by him for the union These, unhap- pily, were earned into en'ect. and the marr'.age was celebrated in London, when, upon explana- tion. the unfortp;nate dupe found himself possessed of a wife without either fortune or expectances, and in lieu of some -C47,000 anticipated, nothing was available for him hut disappointment and mortification. One hardly knows whether to pity the misfortune, or laugh at the credulity. The conduct of the girl appears to have reached the very acme of deceptive art. L<ABIL)TY OF PAR!SHF'S TO MAKE tr RoAP TuLsf DLFtCtEKciEs.—At the last county petty ses- sions held at Cambridge, Mr. Day, clerk to the trustees of the St. Neots and Cambridge road, ap- piied for an order from the magistrates to compel the parishes ofMadingley, Dry Drayton, Childer- iey, and Boxworth, through or by which the said road passed, to furnish out of their highway rate a certain amount o< money, calculated at the rate of I i ,7C2") per nm)e, for the repair ut the same, as the re- cent act empowered them to do when it could be shown that the funds of the trust were too poor to meet the necessary outlay. Mr. Day produced an abstract o! the balance sheet of the trust in- come and expenditure, by which it appeared 'hey were indebted ;€6,000 on the mortgage of their toUs.and £1,200 for unpaid interest. The value of the road bad been so much reduced in conse- quence of the little posting that was now done upon the line, that though the tolls were put up for competition at the sum of :C740 (the money received for them last year), there was no bidder, to be found, and X656 only bad been offered by tender, which they were not legally allowed to accept. Orders were accordingly granted against Madingley parish for £23 Is. 3d.; Dry Drayton for -C 14 Cbilderley for 7s. 6d.; and Boxworth for tl 15s, The omcers of the parish ofBoxworth ) said they should give notice ofappea). FoR.ErL;K CHTU:n engraving, being n cnr- rect likeness of s- Sis Bull imported by Sir F. MackenTiie, pubti&hcd in the October number of the will enable our breeder" To form an estim<tte of the character and quality ff this species of foreign cattle, ranked amongst the best on th< continent of Europe. A*MKRicA'< PoRK.—At Liverpool <me thousand bartfia of thM ir'ticle have bee" is('ld during the past week. FoRE)f.'< Wixrs.— There is an immense faHing off in the consumption of port wine. The fashionable drink is now sherry, the consumption of which is tour-fold what it was a few years ago it is retailed at a higher price than p&Tt. This we nevercou)d understand, as it does not require to be ''ouied or to obtain the age; it is a!so quiLe as cheap per gullon as port. (id.-r is plentiful and cheap in Somerset: nt Yauu!). and Taunf.on a very good article can be purchast d at .5d. per ga!!cn. is said that theprodncc will be larger tha:. was anticipated previcus to picking; andt'nc estimnted duty lias consequently advanced fo £.;8,OUO. In the Maidstone district picking i", now so far closed as to enable the planters to ascertain the amount ff their crop. The yield in this district is generally eqiial to expectation. The d(ciencv in the Weald is doubtless con- siderable, and in that district the duty is considered oN7er- rated. -Kt-jit;.Vh 0,1,,Rt-riser. The Aflas-after having nt oncp analysed and commented on the article in the October number of the Westminster Review, entitled the Out-brcak of AugnP3t in the Manufacturing Districts—says, A rat a rat !—there is a rat!" For, afte* 'll> this examination of the Westminster turps cM tn be a defence of the manufacturers, .not merely against the agriculturist; but also ii-t favour of low wagcs and inadequate -empI"mcnt, 'i here is one other objection to it-it points out no adequate and immediate remedies. It tels the labouring population to he fiery and bitter, -and the govern- ment ro be watchful and ddigent—but to accom- plish what results? To establish schools, and to repeal the corn la,ys. These alone, arc inade- TnK P?;7K E«:?\ of the .?.'<-ns m'g''? nature quate.  of t l  t n -t 1, ur-L l l he> ex pected has called forth very general Atten- tion. 'Die public-spirited proprietor has offL'rcll -ei00 for the best essay on "the causes cf. and the remed ies for the existing distress in the coun- try. Tl)" public press ofeverv shade of opinion has spoken <aYO''ab!y of the patriotic on' nor can \ve "ithlw1dourlnnpb!ptestim0ny to "the unlny and importancc of the eiloTt v'lnch is being made, bv mca!ls of the Prize Ks.-nv,' to ascet'tain the of, and t!)e remedies fcr. that distress, which a)l admit, and which subdues and oppn-sscs th<* !a')our'ng clas'-es ofthis country." 'ihe d:m.'ulty of sjlecting adjudicators is obvious but we arc glad to learn that that haH now been got over. The Aflu, says it will be able ere long to satisfy all doubt and he-.iialion on this head by the a n-ouncement cf the names of the distinguished au- jí,"àicators." APPP,F,iir.Nstirn- or 0'Co\'<iOn ron Sr.r)!T!ox.— In consequenfe o< ;.o:ne recent discoveries by the civic authorities at Manches er, a warrant was directed to be issued for the apprehension of Mr. Feargua 0 Connor, :u)d an officer was despatched to town for the purpose of effecting his capture. The necessary arrangements having been made, the warrant was executed yesterday tuoruing by the arrest of Mr. 0 Connor at his residence near Hamps<c{'(l, from whence he was conveyed, at an early ho?r, to the po!ice station in G?rdner's-lanf. Westminster. Upon the fact .of his capture being commuf?cated to the Ifcme-OfrtCp. the S'?icitor- (jpner:)! was sent fur. and ?!r. Haii. the cim'i magistrate of bcimrin atten('an'<a consut ation was tlCi(1 as to the course to bf 1:aken wit!) respect tn c%iriiiptioii and transmiss'ou !toM:'ncuester. !'n the meantime, Mr.O'C'mnnr had been to the Bow-su'cct omce,tLnd upnn the return rf Mr HaU, the e\aminati<'n was proceeded with ? ? ?riv?te appartnient ttftd whK'h he wa.s inJbrmed that upcn ending bai), himself in .tL?UO. with two sureties in -?5?0 eacit, 'the inconveJ'?'nce ?'< ? journey to Manchester 'wouM be spared hi'T: For this cun<)dt.'ra.th'tt Mr. 0 Connor e\prpssed his thanks, and promised the baii should be forthcoming in the course o! the afternoon. Mr. Cieave. ofShoe-]a))<\ and Mr. G!dn?Id, of B:/It-ccu<'t, Fitcr-street, were subse- quently accepted as sureties, and Mr. O'Counor was reh'ased. The charge against him was un- derstood to hav<e been grouttded upon the report of some seditious expression, made use by him at. a meeting recentiy held in Manchester, for thf purpose of erecting a monument to the iate Henrv Hunt. The whole ot the proceedings was con- ducted w ith an appearance of mystery almost at r,"eat -is if the charge had involved a design up:)n the Life of the Sovereign. DE.TI¡ Ot Tnn Lc,,ds Crm,rn\at:l'(, .Tci/lrJ/a! This Paper h.ts ceased to exist. A Cambridge coachman nmed Cross, has pro- duced a Tragedy!—-t is no'.v in rehe:trsai. CmnTisr R.cv. \V. Hm, the Editor of the A'or/A<'r/< Srar. 'a.s apprehended at Leeds ?n Friday, aimost shnuitaueousty with the capture of Mr. Feargus 0 Conuor. in London. Mr. T. B. Smrh. of L -eds. and (r. L Hamey, of Slll,1ftdù, wee also arrested on the sajne day. On Sunday morning last, an adder was kil!ed at Hookstone Crags, near which in tength measured font'ieet eleven mches.and x%,iis sever inches in circumference: this astonishing reptile's stemach contaitied tour birds of the linuet species, three fidd tnicr, a weasel, and a toad. On Monday morning, about nine o clock, two buitdin;rs. forming part of the extensive works of .Nlessr- Pigou atid Wilks, near Dartford, biew Mp with great vi(31eiiee, carrying away the roof and matetiaIss()mè-arc}s distance, Fortunately the workmen had not returned front breakfast, or & seri )Ss r)f life would have been the conse- quence. J?ad the accident occurred a few minutes later, several persons woutd have been in the ,o$s.and thns suddenh blown to pieces. PcB:c Fü¡\\s OT will be new to most I to bear that for these Fonns. preparfd by the Bishops, attd ordered by Her Majesty in Council, the p'h!ic is called upon to pav. A writer in 'month's ifd°,¡f/C1'. in cmnmenting on certain sources of' profit ed by the ctergy, gives an ecciesiasticai biH of fare. provided <or chMr<:h- wardens <1.t visitations and amongst the articles aopear the ioHowing:— 840 June To and fonn if prnypr for the prl"spn-atioTl of Ih' !\1ajesty. £0 3 6 T" proe)atn:monH)td t<'rt))i fprfn'pr for HcrM:tj<srv'ssaft;df!iver'v of H I'itttccM. 0 2 6 J811 Feb. Tc rroc.nmnttot) for ahpranon of the Liturgy ft 2 6 Th°sp, as t!t€ writer renMrk: H"e rxthfr out-of-tiff-way n)f[hodstobnngpristtothe':}-trituatmi!L MtCHAELMAS DAY AXD MtCXAEI.\)AS Gt:FSE.—— TheJt/M?M? //froM informs the public That & H! m 'er ofmetropohtancter?y intend, oa Michael- m: 3 lav, to resume a distinctive dress-to appear at all ordinary times in the. caslilock, and to superaddto it .on all public soleir;iilties, and on eYcry other cress occasiovi. the srown of thetr ministry or decree, the hood. 1he sc;trf, and, out of doors, the sq':are cap. The reyiHi.! of rdiion Amongst the clergy devetops itscti' in a. <mcst extraordinary manner. a.re af- iccted just now with a dptcTmmam'a o) 'towards the skin. Thp symptotns nrst appeared within consecrated walls. and trok !bo form of wax topers. crncifn.es, &:c. They are now ahput to show tbemseh'es in our market- places and at the corners of our streets, after fashion of tho.se ancient "'rtL-tCS I" ho "made hrond thetr c d.c. else not quite so b1."n,;eF \(' ".ish tllat, in your 3-o-dn.Lrer days,, the Mhich thrust npon the observation ff others iL Tuan's own iiifiriiiities, earn(-,i <of hun the name of the venerable bird "hieh 1J\'ed the capitol: {..nd the clergy who acem intent upon remindinc us of swarming monks and ostenta- tious Pharisees. (',¡ually deserve the distinction. The day they have selected for first" showing their leaders" tH a most appropriate one; and we expect there will be more geese in the market i fhis season thnii