The North Wales Chronicle and Advertiser for the Principality

WANTED, AFOOK, in a respectable Family in Anglesey. '1 he A rersnn'must understand the Woik in .11 its brauehes. Al'pl] th:I!i.C: CTTALSITEIY. AS "(I? Servant, a teady MAR. W HIED MAN, who perfectly understands hi BUSINESS. Apply to Major WALKER, Hendre-adredd, near Tremadoc. near TO DREDGEMEN. WANTED, 20 or 30 BOATS to Dreged Oysters. 'V Liberal Wages will be g-iven. Apply to Mr. KUSSELI. Onred-y-nyd. Hangor. TEA. —W ANTED, AGENTS for the Sale of Ten, by an old-established London House. Apply tn G. P. MILES, Marl- borough-street, Regent-street, London. The Teas supplied will assure a constant and uni- form Sale. (A CARD.] JOH THOMAS, (Clerk to the Carnarvon Union,) House, Estate, ,,d Land Agent, and General Ac- countant, Wellington Tence, Carnarvon. HUMPHREY GRIFFITH, AUCTIONEER, ApPRAISER, ACCOUNT, AND GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, PWLLHELI. ALL communications punctually attended to, and accounts promptly SETTLED^ MR. GEOIWE XORTHCROFT, SURVEYOR, HOUSE and ESTATE AGENT, UPPER JU,è\GOl{, AO EXT fr the Sale and purchase of LAND and Allousehold Property, ?ailwa y Mining and other Household Properly, Railway, Mining and other ON SALE, RED and WHITE HERRINGS, in Barrels and R Half Barrels. RAYNES, LUPTOS & Co., 21), King-street, Liverpool. TO B B L E T, rI plIE NEW I N, now building at Li.,?g,f??i, with a good FARM attached. For particulars apply to Mr. WILLIAMS, Bryn, Beaumaris. F U ID; 1 S H E D H 0 L SET ü L E r, MARKET-STREET, CARNARVON, CONSITING of two Parlours, six Bed-rooms, Sitting-room, Attics, Kitchen, and T'ellar.—Terms moderate.—Apply to Miss WILLIAMS, NO. 4, Market- street, Carnarvon. LA'ZLN'BY AXD SON'S ESSENCE ,f AX- E. CHOYIES is still prepared ?i,h peculiar "trp' and heici in the highest estimation as Sauce for every description of Fish. Manufactured solely at their old- established Warehouse, Ij, Edwards-street, Portman- sqiiare. London. LI FISH 8. L'L'i:b. LA/EN u X rl AND SOX deem it necessary to reiterate their Caution ngainst spurious imitations of tbis approved Sauce. Every bottle of the GENUINE description bears the name of "WILLIAM LAZENBY" on the back label, and the signature of ELIZABETH LAZENBY" on the front. To ø. nUdel' PARTIES willing to Tender for the several Works required in the Erection of a MARINE COT- TAGE at Rhyl, may see the Plans and Spe,?ificati..?? at my Olhce, "I Chester, any day after the 20th inst. Tenders to be delivered in before 12 o'clock on the 1st day of November next, endorsed, -1 Tender for Marine Cottage at Rhyl." THOS. M. PENSON, Architect. The Bars, Oct. 11th, 1853. TOGENTLEMEN IN SEAHCH OF GOVERN- MI.NT APPOINTMENTS. THE CIVIL SERVICE GAZETTE, published Tevezy Saturday, price Od., a journal devoted to the interests ot nil Government Officials, contains each week a L ist of the various Vacant Appointments.— Office, 5. Catherine street, Strand. t f 0 BE SOLD by Private Treaty, Two excellent I River FLATS, with their Small Boats and other Tackle, navigating the livers Weaver and Mersey. The" Wood," of no Tons Burthen; the Okell," of 95 ditto.—For further particulars, and to treat for the same, apply to Jr. T, Wilkinson, No. 1, Strand-street, Liverpool or to Mr. Robert liroady, Winsford. The above Flats are in Birkenhead Dock. Kniht's Grange, 17th Oct, 18.;3. PENNY RECEIPT S i AMI'S.—Receipts stitchcd p in Book and Printed, from las, per 100,-Or.lers must enclose cash.-Estimatcs for Canis, <;irculars, Bookwo.k, and serials also" Slee's Guide to Print- ing," free on receipt of One Postage Stamp. Slee and Son, General Printers, -47, Marshall-street, Golden- square, and 30, Hamp»tead-road, London. Established 1844. RI^VTOR.—WANTED, in a Gentleman's Family, a I Tutor. His duties will be confined to 1 Pupil, about IT years of age. He must speak the Welsh Language fluently, and with correct accent, and be capable of teaching it grammatically. He will be required to teach Latin; the rudiments of Greek Atithmetie Writing and the first elements of the Mathematics. He will be expected to devote his whole time to the moral and intellectual cultivation of his Pupil, and to walk and ride with him daily.—No one need apply who is not a good, religious man, and his morals must be unimpeachable.—Apply, post paid, at the Printer's, stating age, qualification, and terms, to F. A. J." "1250 I'ËTt Al'o'Ñl:M i\J1fl¡¡S:- I ANY p? 'l' desirous of becoming possessed of the A?,b.,e-,iaTiied Annual Income, is requ(?ted to make I an immediate application, enclosing a postage stamp, to IIlr. JAMES ANDERSON, 20 Middle How, High Hol- bom, Loudon, who will furnish the fullest particulars by return of post. N.B.— No application can be received after the 19th. U NlVERSAL PROVIDENT LIFE ASSOCIA- TION head Offices, 52, KINO WILLIAM-STREET, London Bridge. Trustees-H. L. liicardo, Esq., M.P., R. W. Kennard, Esq. Lite Assurance, Annuities, Endowments, Policies Indisputable, payable to holder, and free of stamp duty. Allowances ill Sickness, Superannuations. Applications for Agencies to be addressed to EDWARD PUIHI ROWSELL, Secretary. MEDICAL PROFESSION. A PUPIL WANTED by a Surgeon in extensive A practice, residing in a market town in North Ales. The pupil will be treated as one of the family, and his professional education and moral conduct strictly attended to. Premium moderate. Apply by letter, prepaid, to" B. C. 1). Office of the I North Wales Chronicle,' Bangor. NEWYDD El GYHOEDDI,— PRIS 3s. GC., NEU 4s. TKWY'U POST, LLYFR Y PROFFWYD ESHAIAH; wedi ei Gyfieithu o newydd, a'i drefnu (cyn agused ag y dichon) yn ol yr Hebraeg, gan y Parch. T. BitISUOE, S.T.B Is-Lywydd, ac Athraw Hynat Coleg yr lesu, Rhydychain. L'reftyMion -W. MORRIS, Swyddfa'r Cymro' u,'r Eglwysydd'; HUGHES a BUTLER, St. Martiu's-le- grand, Llundain. DEDICATED TO THE WELSH NATION, 3 Volumes, Odavo. TYAYMOND DE MONTHAULT, the LORD MARCHER. A Tradidon of the Welch Borders. By the He". 11. W. MORGAN, P.C., Tregyuon, Author of the "Verities of the Church," Ida de Galis," &c" &c» RICHARD BENTLEY, Publisher to Her Majesty, New UurliDgton-street, London. CONSECRATION OF GORSEDD CHURCH, IN THE PARISH OF WHITFORD. IT is intended to Consecrate this Church on TUES- DAY MORNING, October 25th. Divine Service to commence at Eleven o'clock. The Sermon will be preached by the LORD Bistioi, OF THE DIOCESE. As the Church is small, it is requested that those subscribers to the Building Fund, who may wish to attend the Consecration, will be pleased to apply to the Rev. lk BRISCOE, of Whitt'ord, near Holywell, for tickets of admission, which will be available until the commencement of Divine Service. The Evening Service will be in Welsh, at Six o'clock; the Sermon will be preached by the lev. RICHARD RICHARDS Vicar of Meifo 1. A Collection in aid of Gorsedd School will be made after each Service. WRhitford, Holywell, Oct. 12, 1853. TO THE GOVERNORS AND OTHER SUB- SCRIBERS OF THE DENBIGHSHIRE IN- FIRMARY & GENERAL DISPENSARY. J\1\. LORDS, LADIES, AND GENTLEMEN, [BEG to oiler )ou my grateful thanks for the honour conferred upon me this day, by my having been elected Surgeon to your most valuable Charity, and to assure you of my anxious wish to assist, to the best of my power, iu carrying out its good designs. I have the honour to be, My Lords, Ldies, and Gentlemen, Your faithful and obedient Servant, THOMAS WYNNE WILLIAMS. Denbigh, Oct. lath, 1853. SALES BY MR. R. W, JOHNSON. T O B ÊVo'vSÓL'D'"BYA'licT I 0 By Mr. R. W. JOHNSON, At the COMMERCIAL INN, in Wrexham, on FRIDAY, the 28th dav of October, 1853, at Five o'clock in the Afternoon, subject to conditions, k LL that ld-,??tat,lished Public House, called the It "MIXER'S ARMS," situate near the Town Hill, in Wrexham aforesaid, with a good Yard, Brew- hoiiso, and Stable attached, now occupied by Mr. Henry Caddock. N.B,—The house stands in a situation for carrying on a good business. Further particulars may be obtained from the AUCTIONEER, or at the Office of Mr. HUGHES, Solici- tor, Wrexham. I Wrexham, 10th Oètoher, 1853. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, By Mr. R. W. JOHNSON, At the COMMERCIAL INN, in Wrexham, on FHIDAY, the 28th day of October, 1853, at Four o'clock in the Afternoon, subject to conditions to be then produced, AIP ,[, that old-established and well-accustomed l' Public Honse, called the COMMMERCIAL," situate in Wrexham aforesaid, and now occupied by inir Isaac Jenkins. And also, all that MESSUAGE or DWELLING HOUSE adjoining thereto. N.B.—The premises stand in a good situation for carrying on a iirst-raee business. The Inn consists of excellent Cellars, Brewliouse, Water Closet, Club Room, and Stables, and is replete with every other convenience for the purposes of an extensive esta- blishment. There are Two PEWS in the South Galler of Wrexham Church, which will be sold with the abyl.. For further particulars apply at the Ortice of Mr. HUGHES, Solicitor, Wrexham; or to the AUCTIONEER. W l'cxbam, Oct. 3rd, 1853. w SALE BY MR, JAMES WILLRAMS. Flintshire Timber. 1^0 BE SOLD BY TICKET, at the BELL AND TANI ELOPE INN, in the town of Holywell, By Mr. JAMES WILLIAMS, on WEDNESDAY, the 9th of November, 1853, at 3 o'clock p.m, precisely, the following HEDGE ROW AND FIELD TIMBER, principally of large dimensions, and to be sold in the following or such other Lots as shall be agreed upon at the time of sale. DOWNING TIMBER. LOT 1.-3G SYCAMORE, beginning with No. I and 2 by Cottage on Merllyn Farm, Yseti Hog 3 and 4 Brynsnoiie Farm by Caerivys Brook; (i to 27 on Delol and Felin Gonglog; 2U to 3fj Bronfadog Farm.—10 ELI, beginning with No. 1 to C on Brynshone Farm, by Caerwys Brook; 7 on Felin Crodglog Farm 8 to 10 in Froa Eiron Wood, near Bronfadog.—129 ASH, beginning with No. I to 4 on Brynshone Farm, by Caerwys Brook 5 to 109 oil Ddol and Felin Gonglog 110 to 118 on Bronfadog 119 and 120 in FronEiiion Wood, near Bi-ontudog; 121 to 129 on Bronfadog. TIMBER OF P. P. PEARSON, ESQUIRE. LOT 1.-35 SYCAMORE, beginning with No. I to 21 Merllyn Farm Yard 22 to 24 Pant-di-ivs-) n- y.gauad, 25 to 2U Ddol bach 30 to 35 Henevel Brook, &c; 40 ASH, beginning with No. I and 2 Ffordd Tene- ment, near Gelli Loeday 3 to 24 Paut-drws-yn-y- gauad 25 to 40 Ddol buch 1 ELM, Henevel Brook. LOT 2.-22 SYCAMORE, beginning with No. 1 to 21 on Gadlys near Bagillt; 22 on Ffordd Tyfod, Bagillt; 3 ASH, on Gadlys. The above Timber are well situated for purchasers; and are in every respect worthy of Notice. The whole of the Timber in the parishes of Yseeigfiog and Caerwys will be showu by Mr. EDWIN HUGIIES, Gamekeeper, or by application to the Tenants, and the Timber in Bagillt, will also be shown by Mr. ROOSE, Gadlys. Further information may be had on application to the Auctioneer, Mr. JAMES WILLIAMS, Maes-y-dre, liolywell. Ilolywell, Oct 2nd. 1853. SALE BY MR. LEIFORILD. DENBIGHSHIRE^ NOUTH WALES. THE PEKGWERN-HALL ESTATE, A MOST IMPORTANT FREEHOLD LANDED PROPERTY, In the far-famed Vale of Llangollen, containing in the whole nearly 2,000 acres. Al R. LEIFCHILD has received instructions to lU. SELL by public AUCTION, at the Royal Hotel, Llangollen, on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, the 25th, 20th, and 27th days of October, at 1 for 2 precisely each day, in numerous lots, that well-known and highly important property, the PENGWERN- HALL ESTATE, comprising, with a trifling excep- tion, one entire township, situate in the selectest part of the romantic and highly cultivated Vale of Llan- gollen, in immediate proximity with Plas Newydd and the exquisite scenery of the Dee, and commanding the finest views of Castle Dinas Bran, the oldest Castle in Wales, the magnificent ruins of the celebrated Valle Crucis Abbey, with the Berwyn Mountains, and the magnificent range of limestone rocks for which this locality is remarkable. Pengwern Hall is on the site of an ancient palace, occupied in former days by Tudor Trevor, the Welsh Prince, who flourished A.D. 924, and a part of the building is formed of a curious crypt, of It date anterior to that period. The estate is within 10 minutes' walk of the town, which is abundantly supplied with all articles of comsumption at very moderate prices, and English service is performed at the church. The Llan- goilen-road Railway Station is only four miles distant, and coaches and omnibuses go daily from the hotels to meet the ti-ains and in summer a boat plies upon the canal four times a day for passeng* rs to and from the station, forming one of the most delightful and picturesque journeys which can be well conceived. Thus Chester or Shrewsbury may be reached from there in an hour, Liverpool in two hours, and London in seven hours. A large portion of the estate is laid out for the erec- tion of villa residences, for which it presents such un- rivalled attractions, not only from the beauty of its scenery, but from the great facilities afforded for its subdivision into small properties by the township roads which intersect it. A mountain stream runs through the valley, which contains also some beautiful springs of excellent water. To several of the lots will be added II portion of the beautiful hanging wood which crowns the hill, an invaluable appendage to the pro- posed residences, while to others are given portions of the hill land, which besides being highly ornamental, may be cultivted to the greatst advantage. The building sites being fixed upon the sloping &?round, not only secure the best aspects, but embrace a snc- cession of picturesque scenes of surpassing interest and beauty. The various farms belonging to the estate are situate near the town of Llangollen, aud are surrounded by handsome enclosures of excellent meadow, pasture, and arable land, with good farm- houses and the necessary agricultural buildings. Taken as a whole, the above property, from its striking pe- culiarities, may be justly regarded as one of the rarest in the Principality, ari(1' oflers to the purchaser an op- portunity that can never occur again. Full descriptive particulars, with lithographed maps and engravings, showing the situation of each lot and its cotitc-ms, may be had on application to Messrs. Westmacott, Blake, and Blake, solicitors, John-street, Bedford-row, London; Messrs. Newman and Lyon, solicitors, Yeovil Messrs. Cuddon, Norwich David Williams, Esq., agent to the estate, Bron Eryri, near Port Madoc and at Mr. Leifchild's land and timber offices, t;2, Moorgate-street, London. Particulars and plans may also be had at all the principal hotels in Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham, Chester, Shrews- bury, Bangor, and Carnarvon. Proper persons will attend at the Royal Hotel, Llangollen, to show the different lots. SALE BY MR. R. EDWABD8. OAK ANLTOTHER timber. H| PO BE SOLD BY AUCTION on TacMCAY, ) 27th day of October, 1853, by RoBEM ED- WARDS, at a convenient place, neat Llwynybr?in, Llanrug, a quantity of OAK, ASHLAND OTHER TIMBER, cut down on Uwynybrat?twresaM. For further particulars apply to t. Jons THO- MAS, Estate Agent, W,Illng,( Torr., CaMMr?on. SALE BY 1I1:R. GRIFFITH JONES. FREEHOLD PROPERTY. TO B E SOL D B Y A U C T.1 0 N, By Mn. GKIFFITH JONES, At the BLACK LION INN, Conway, between the hours of Three and Four in the Afternoofi, on FRIDAY, November 4, 1853, subject to such conditions as shall be then and there produced ;— IOT I.-All those Two Dwelling-Huujes, with ,j the Appurtenances thereunto belonging, e,?l?ell TAN-Y-BWLCH, in the ptri?h of ay)?, .?'t?e county of Carnarvon, distant about two miles from the town of Conway, and now in the oecu- pation of Mr. Hugh Roberts and Robert Koberts; together with the CHAPEL adjacent, which is sub- ject to a lease. LOT 2. -All that Messuage or Dwelling-house and Out-buildings thereunto attached, culled GWAfiN-Y- GROES-UCHAF, in the Parish of Caethun, in the said County, now in the occupation of Owen Jones, as Yearly Tenant. LOT 3.—All that Dwelling-house, Gardens, & Land, in the Parish of Caerhuu aforesaid, called GWIGA, situufi- within a quarter of a mile of the Turnpike Road leading from Conway to Llanrwst, and distant six miles from each of those Market Towns. On this Lot which is now in the occupation of Hugh Hughes, there is a thriving Plantation of Timber, which might be con- siderably improved. For furth r particulars apply to Mr. Huoa ROBERTS, at Tan-y-Bwlch aforesaicl j to the AUCTIONEER, at Llfinsantffraid or to Mr. H. LLOYD JONES, Solicitor, Bangor. SALE BY MB. W. DEW. MENAI BRIDGE. T0 BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. WM. J. DEW, on SATURDAY, October 29th, 1853, (com- mencing at I o'clock D.m. prompt) on the premises, CRAIG MENAI, a genteel, but limited, assortment of modern HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, (the pro- perty of a gentleman removing,) consisting of a liaii(I some set ot Mahogany Dining Chairs, with loose hair I seats; ditto Easy Chairs; Mahogany circular loo, and other Table's; Child s; Chairs, Tables and Car- riage Two Mahogany Cribs; Chests of Drawei-a Dressing Glasses; neat Druggetting, &c. Also, s Choice collection of fine and very spirited Engravings, in carved oak frames and glazedand a very elegant. Park Phseton, very recently built by "Ingram and Manger," of Liverpool, remarkably light, and adapt- ed either for one or two horses,—condition equal to new, with a valuable set of Silver Mounted Single Harness. May be viewed on Friday, the 28tlt inst. SALES BY M B. LLOYD. VALE OF'CI.WYD, NORTH WALES 'pO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, by Mr. LLOYD, X at the CROSS FoxM INN, Ruthin, on TUESDAY, the 8th day of November, 1853, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon precisely, (by direction of the surviving Trustee for sale under the will of Joseph Peers, late of Piasnewydd, Esq., deceased), all those TWO FREEHOLD FARMS. called TYDDYN DEI)- WYDD and HENGOED, both situate in the parish of I lanfwrog, in the county of Denbigh. Tyddyn contains 59 acres, and has good substantial Buildings on it. Is distant from Ruthin about Two Miles. One Field of 5 acres and upwards, at a dis- tance from the Homestead, will be offered separately. Hengoed contains 34 acres, and is situate near Tyddyn, about half-a-mile further from Ruthin, on the same road. Plans and particulars may be obtained Fourteen Days previous to the Sale at the Exchange News- rooms, Liverpool and Manchester; of the AUCTIONEER at Ruthin, and at the office of Mr. PEERS, Solicitor' Ruthin, of whom further particulars may be obtained GENERAL DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENTS, Castle Street and Upper Well Street, Ruthin, WDAVIE3 respectfully begs to inform the Public in general that he has just returned from the Market W. with choice f STOCK, .?l.pt,d to the S? n. A Respectable Youth Wanted as an APPRENTICE. WINTER FASHIONS. SHOP GOCH, PWLLHELI. JOHN EDWARDS begs to inform the Inhabitants of Pwllheli, Lleyn, and Eifionydd, that he has jus returned from the principal Markets of the Manufacturing Districts, where he has made extensive pur chases ot every variety of DRAPERY GOODS, suitable for the present and approaching Season, which wil bo ready for Inspection on MONDAY, Ooiober 24th inst. An early call is solicited. JOHN EDWARDS avails himself of the present opportunity of returning his sincere thanks for the ness, and begs to solicit a continuance of the same on behalf of himself, as no effort shall be wanting on his support and patronage so liberally bestowed upon himself and his brother since their commencement in busi- part to merit a continuance of the same. Shop Goch, Pwllheli, October 20th, 1853. GREAT EXPOSITION OF NEW AUTUMN GOODS. HARRISON BROTHERS have the pleasure of announcing that they have made preparations" upon a LI large s scale"—for the AUTUMN TRADE, and also to state that, as they personally attend the Markets each month, they not only secure the greatest Novelties, but are constantly purchasing Cheap Lots of GOODS, and, as they buy upon the best terms,—in the Cheapest Market, -and sell at the smallest remunerative profit, (small profits and a large return being their chief aim,) they are enabled to occupy the position of being one of the most desirable sources for the purchase of every description of FAMILY DRAPERY and FANCY GOODS. H. BROS, have imported, direct from Paris, an immense Stock of FRENCH MERINOES, (in every quality and shade of colour,) which they purchased last May, (prior to the great advances in Woollen Goods,) and are now prepared to show one of the LARGEST and CHEAPEST STOCKS in the Town. A large Stock of COBOURG CLOTHS, in every shade, at 7?d., 9d., Is., and Is. 2d. per yard. 7-4 Coloured CASHMERES, at Is. 4Jd„ Is. 8d., 2s., and 2s. 6d., all colours, at each price. Circassian CLOTHS and Australian CRAPES in great variety.. The fashionable BAYADERE ROBES, at 8s. 9d., 9s. 9d., 108. 9d„ 12s. 9d„ 14s. 9d„ 16s. 9d., and upwards. Also, a great variety of other new FANCY DRESSES, from 6s. 9d. each. NEW WOOL LONG SIlA WLS. 10.. Od,, \2s. 9d., lfis. 6d, 21s., 2i&.6d., and upwards. Paisley-Filled CASHMERE DITTO, 27s. 6d., 29s. 6d., 33.6d., 35s. 6d.,42s„ and Upwards. French ditto DITTO in the most elegant Designs, from 58s. ad. to 18 guineas each. MANTLES in all the newest and most useful shapes. An endless variety of new FANCY SILKS, from 2is. 6d. to 12 guineas the Dress. A large Stock of choice Black and Coloured SILK VELVETS, and TERRIES, at last year's prices. PLUSHES in all shades, at 2s. 9åd. per yard. Rich Black SILKS, SATINS, SATINETTS, ROYALES, BARATHEAS, MOIRE ANTIQUES, BROCADES, &c., at exceedingly moderate prices. The FUR STOCK, which is large, embiaces a selection of the choicest real Sables, manufactured from well-seasoned Skins, several lots of German and Mink Sables, Ermines and Squirrels, considerably under value, with a general assortment of each description imported. A large Stock of real Welch, Lancashire, and Saxony Flannels, Blankets, Linens, Sheetings, Towellings, Diapers, White and Coloured Table Damasks, Quilts, Counterpanes, Toilette Covers, Shirting Calicoes, Long Cloths, and every description of HOUSEHOLD DRAPERY of the best quality, and at the lowest possible price. Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's Hosiery, Gloves, Vests, and Drawers, in every make and size. Ribbons, Flowers, Worked Muslins, and all kinds of Fancy Goods in large variety. Dress and Mantle Trimming, and HABERDASHERY of every description. An immense Stock of FAilLY MOURNING. Funerals completely Furnished. HARRISON BROTHERS, WHOLESALE & RETAIL DRAPERS, SILK MERCERS, & FURNISHING UNDERTAKERS, 60 and 62, CHURCH, STREET, ( Corner of HANOVER-STREET, LIVERPOOL.) N.B.—Fixed Prices marked in plain figures. TERMS-CASH ON OR BEFORE DELIVERY. THE E L L I P T I C COLLAR, TO FASTEN AT THE BACK, WITH PATENT ELASTIC FASTENING. '? E ('ORuE?y ?o'?bineei novelty T .1 h perfection of fit is acknowledged by all to be the easiest fitting Shirt yet made, and, by a simple invention of the Patentees, adjusts itself to all movements of the body, either walking, sitting, or riding.—Price, including the REGIS- TERED ELLIPTIC WAISTBAND, 42i. the halt-dozen. The ELLIPTIC 3-fold COLLAR, quite unique, in all shapes, with PA- TEXT ELASTIC FASTENING, 12s. the dozen. The PATENT ELASTIC COLLA R FASTEN ING can be attach- ed to any Collar, opening back or front. Six sent by Post on receipt of 13 Pos- tage Stamps.  '—   -r?EE CCO0RRGET jf, F?SEE LL F AADDJJUSTINC ?/ PATENT ? ? SH!RT .? Sample Shirtforwarded upon receipt of a Post Office Order for 8s. 6d. THE ELLIPTIC COLLAR, TO FASTEN IN FRONT, WHTH^^TON^ASTIC WHTH PATENT ELASTIC FASTENING. Directions for Measurement. 1. Round the Chest, over the Shirt. 2. Round the Waist, over the Shirt. 3. Round the Neck, middle of Throat. 4. Round the Wrist. 5. Length of Coat Sleeve, from centre of Back, down seam of Sleeve, to bottom of Cuff. 6. Length of Shirt at back. The first four measures must be taken tight. Say if the Shirts are to open back or front If with Collars attached (3s. the half dozen extra). If Buttons or Studs in Front. If Buttons or Studs at Wrist. PATENTEES.—C OOPER AND FRYER, NEXT DOOR TO THE HAYMARKET THEATRE. STEREOSCOPIC, AND PHOTOGRAPHIC MINIATURE TAKEN BY MR. SHARP, (FROM LONDON,) VISITER OFFICE, RHYL. In a few Seconds, Pictures are produced by that mysterious (igent-LIGHT-with all the natural colour of life, warranted permanent, and second to no other taken in this or any other country. LHESE charming PICTURES have the Perfection and Finish to which the most eminent Artist in the world could never attain. Great pains have been taken to bring this Art to such perfection. The Public cannot but appreciate the value of these Miniatures, in comparison with the miserable Daguerro- types commonly done. Portraits taken for Lockets, Brooches, and Rings Miniatures, Family Paintings and Engravings accu rately copied, and Studies executed for Artists. N.B.-For a Dagut.,rreotype Portrait, White and Light Blue Colours should be avoided. Dark Dress, Silk. or Satin, liaee, Stc., add much to the beauty of the Picture. Open from Ten in the Morning uatil Dusk, at Mr. SHARP'S, RIIYL VISITEF, OFI?ICE. TESTIMONIALS. Rhyl, July 12th, 1848. Having, during my stay at Rhyl, detected many faithful Likenesses, of Staffordshire and Cheshire Friends, amongst Mr. Shai p's Collection of Likenesses, I am induced to recommend him to any Lady or Gentleman wishing to secure an exact Portrait. I can speak experimentally of his success with the Uaguerreiotype Instrument. M. GAUNT, Highfields, near Leeek, Staffordshire. Rhyl. July 17th, 1848. I th nk Mr. Sharp a most clever Artist. He has taken most excellent Likenesses of all my family. Nothingican exceed his patience with children, and his anxiety to give every satisfaction to his employers, I most sncerely wish him the success he so thoroughly deserves.-J. R. O WEN, Incumbent of Rhyl. [ Cambridge, April 4th, 1849. I beg to assure any one that may read this, that Mr. Sharp is not at all a common Photographer Miniature Painter. His system is quite new. and infinitely superior in its eflect to anything I have ever seen of the kind. The accuracy of impression he can give, and the Hoing expression which he adds by a very skilful process of colouring, produce a most perfect, and at the same time a pleasing likeness. I can very strongly recommend Mr. Sharp for his extraordinary success. J. ROWLANDS, Fellow of Queen's College. Rhyl, 18th Sept., 1849. I have have greatest satisfaction in testifying to the excellence of Mr. Sharp's Daguerreotype Por- traits. By his "wreat painstaking and good taste, I am possessed of the truest Likenesses of members of I' 'ny family, and shall be very glad if this my additional testimony to his meritorious efforts should be instrumental in increasing the employment of an Artist who will ever have strong claims upon my best wishes for his prosperity GEORGE A. C. MARSH, Rector of Bangor, Flintshire. N.B.—Numerous other Testimonials to be seen at the RHYI VhIcer OFFICE, County of EBeaifolsfi. A LIST of the names, places of abode, occupations A or profesiolu of the Justices, and of the Physi- cian appointed at the Michaelmna Genera Quarter] Sessions of the Peace, held in and for the ald County on the 18th day of October, 1853, to act as Visitors of every or any House or Houses licensed for the recep- tion of Lunntics, within the said County; and of the Person appointed to act as Clerk to such Visitors, pursuant to the Act 8th and 9th Vicioria, chapter 100. VISITORS, John Ileaton, Plas Heaton, Denbigh, Esq., John William", Denbigh, Doctor of Medicine., John Jocelyn Ffoulkes, Erriviatt, Denbigh, Esq., Townsend Mainwning, Galltfaenen, Denbigh, Esq., John Price, Llanrhaiadr lIaJJ, Denbigh, Eq., Thomas Downward, Bathafarn, Ruthin, Esq., Thomas Hughes, Ystrad, Denbigh, Esq. PHYSICIAN, Richard Lloyd Williams, Denbigh, Doctor of Medicine CLERK, John Robinson, North Wales Asylum for the Iusane. Denbigh, Clerk to the Visitors of the said Asylum. JOSEPH PEERS, Clerk of the Peace. Flintshire Turnpike Tolls. FLINT, HOLYWELL, AND MOSTYN TURN- PIKE DISTRICTS. NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, ff^HAT the T.11? arising and to be collected at the I several Turnpike Gates, comprising the Flint, Holywell, and Mostyn Turnpike Districts of Roads in the County of Flint, will be LET BY AUCTION, to the highest bidder, at the house of Mr. John Mars- do n, the Royal and White Horse Hotel, in the town 01 Holywell, on WEDNESDAY, 23rd November, 1853, between the hours of Eleven and Three o'clock. in the manner directed by the Acts passed in the third and fourth years of the reign of His late Majesty King George the Fourth. For regulating Turnpike Roads," which Tolls produced the last year the fol- owing sums, over and above the expences of collecting the same viz t FLINT DISTRICT. £ s. D Bagillt, Boot, Brocnallt, Coleshill, Green- field, Northop Church Yard, and Wal- wen Gates, and all the Side Gates there. unto belonaintr as let for the vear 1853 1335 0 0 HOLYWELL DISTRICT. Brynford Hill, Lygan-y-lan, Lvgan-y-wero and Chain, Llsvynegrvn, Northop, Stam- ford,Sou^hton,Springfie'd, and Vawnog Gates, and all the Side Ca'es thereunto belonging; as collected for the year euding December 31, 1852 751 9 2 MOSTYN DISTRICT. Brickhill, Bryn-y-gaseg, Creavo), Gwib. liant, Lletty, Llinegar, Llidiart Cerrig, Marian Caerwys, Newmarket, Penrallt, Rhewl Mostyn, and Plasucha Gates, and all the Side Gates thereunto be. longing; as collected for the year ending Dec. 31, 1352 G-t7 3 8 The Gates to be Let for one year, commencing Jan. 1st, 1854, the Trustees reserving to themselves the power of offering each District in one or more Lots as may be deemed expedient. Whoever happens to be the highest Bidder, must then and there give Security, with sufficient Sureties to the satisfaction of tho Trustees, for the payment of the rent monthly, or in such other manner and pro- portions as shall be directed and no second Bidding will be received unless the Bidder shall deposit One Hundred Pounds in the hands of the Clerk, under conditions then to be declared, one of such conditions being (should the Trustees require it) an Agreement on the part of the Takers to leave the £ 100 deposit money in the hands of the Trustees in part of pay- ment of the rent, at which the Tolls may be let. EDWARD JONES, Clerk to the said Trustees. Holywell, October I lth, 1853. STEAMERS. Winter allint!{s. TH E CITY of DUBLIN COMPANY'S favourite Tlron Steamer, PRINCE OF W A 1, K S, (Of 400 Tons Burden, and 200 Horse Power) Sails as iinder:-From MENAI BRIDGE — MON- DAYS, and FRIDAYS. From PRINCE'S PIER HEAD, LIVERPOOL WEDNESDAYS and SATURDA YS, at Ten o'clock, A.M. each way. FARES :-Cabin, 4s. Deck, 28 Gd. The I Prince of Wales' will receive goods at Clarence Dock on Tuesdays in each week. City of Dublin's Co.'s Office, Menai Bridge, loth Oct., 1853. Beaumaris, Hangor, and Menal Bridge. The Steamer MENAI WILL Sail from the Menai Bridge on THURS ■ "f DAYS and SATURDAYS, at 10 Morning, and Prince's Pier, Liverpool, on TUESDAYS and FRI- DAYS, at Ten, Morning. PRICE and CASE. At Menai Bridge, apply to JOHN HUGHES. EMIGRATION. jjb nX pHE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA STEAM-SHIP COMPANY'S Iron Screw Steam Ships. CITY OF GLASGOW, 1610 tons, Capt. W. Wylie. CITY OF MANCHESTER, 2109 tons, Capt. R" Leitch. CITY OF PHILADELPHIA (new) 2200 tons- Capt. W. Wylie. CITY OF BALTIMORE (new) 2200 tons, Capt. R. Leitch, Are intended to Sail as under: FROM LIVERPOOL. 1853. CITY OF GLASGOW Wednesday, 9th Nov. CITY OF MANCHESTER Wednesday, 7th Dec. 1854. CITY OF GLASGOW .Wednesday, 4th Jan. From PHILADELPHIA, 1853. CITY OF MANCHESTER .Saturday, 5th Nov. CITY OF Thursday, 8th Dec. 1854. CITY OF MANCHESTER Thursday, 5th Jan. RATES OF PASSAGE. FROM LIVERPOOL. Cabin, in Two-berth State-rooms, 21 Guineas each Three-berth 17 » [berth. Forward 15 Including Provisions and Steward's Fee. All having the same privileges, & Messing together. A limited number of Passengers will be taken at Eight Guineas, including as much Provisions as re- quired; and these Passengers are hereby informed, that, in order to satisfy the requirements of the Go- vernment Offcers, the date filled into their Contract Tickets will be in every case the date of the day pre. ceding the fix 3d day of sailing. These Steamers carry" Phillips's I'atent Fire Annihilators, An experienced Surgeon is attached to each Steamer. Dogs charged £3 each. Freight, £4 per Ton, and Unmanufactured Goods, &c., will be taken subject to agreement, payable here or in Philadelphia, at 4 dollars 80 cents per pound sterling. Apply in Philadelphia and New York, to THOS. RICHAUDSON in Belfast, to RICHAHDSON, BROTHERS, and Co.; in Dublin, to CORNELIUS CARLETON in Lon- don, to EDWARDS, SAFUD. and Co., for Passengers, and PICKFOHD and Co., for Goods in Paris, to FRE DERICK REDFERN, 8, Rue de la l'aix in Havre, to W. DAVIDSON in Manchester, to GEORGE STONIER; and in Liverpool, to RICHARDSON BROTHERS and Co., 12 and 13, Tower. buildings. RLACA-^AR LrNE OF AUSTRALIAN BPACKF,'r.s. ,n ?"' the 20th instant for on instant, for rCli ipper Sh? E '?" ???' ?"?' t'? ?I''?'d C R E S C E N T CITY, 1,500 tons, Capt. YISSEB, takes a limited number of Passengers, at moderate rates.— \iinlv to HENRY THOMAS and Co., 44, Dale-street, Liverpool. "WHITE STAR" LINE OF AUSTRALIAN PACKETS. Landing Passengers at the Wharf free of charge. Ships Tons. Commanders Destination To Sail. TAYLEUR, 3800, J.-Noble, do. 20th Nov. FITZJAMES 2500, Hoyt, DO.HI December. | IOWA 1700, Reed, Melbourne, to follow, BrN NEVIS 2500, Heron, do. to follow. Those Packets are a,l first-class; fitted up on the principle hitherto adopted in the Ships of this celebra- ted line, and carry experienced surgeons.—Apply to PlLKtNGTON & WILSON, Liverpool, Or to THOS. BELL, Agent, Ilolywell. srEAI FROM LIVERPOOL TO AUSTRALIA, IN CONNEXION WITH THE "GOLDEN" LINE OF PACKETS. To Sail the 1st November. To be viewed in the Hus- kisson Dock. Ij^OR MELBOURNE AND SYDNEY, the magni- J' neent New York-built Paddle-wheel 6team-ship, GOLDEN AGE, D. I). PORTER, U.S.N., Commander 3,000 tons, 1,000 horse power. This splendid new Ship, the first of the Australian Steam-ship Company's Line, has been built regardless of expense, and is in every lespect equal to the Collins' Line of Steamers. Her accommodations for First, Second, and Third Class Passengers are believed to be superior to any steamer ever built. Her model is unequalled, and it is confidently expected that she will make the trip from Liverpool to Australia within 50 days, stopping only at the Cape de Verds and the Cape of Good Hope, to coal. Passengers may rely that every attention will be paid to their wants, and that the Ship will be liberally supplied with eveiy comfort. An experienced Surgeon will be attached to the Ship.-For terms of passage, apply to Messrs. DEANE, Y OV LE, & Co., Merchants; or MILLERS and THOMPSON, 4, Drury Lane, Liverpool. CANADIAN STEAM NAVIGATION COMPANY. ''I^HE first class Screw Steam ships CLEÜATRA, ON IARIO, ERIE, HURON, and SARAH SANDS, (chartered), These Vessels will maintain a regular com- munication between LIVERPOOL and QUEBEC and MONTREAL, Sailing twice a month during summer, commencing April, 1854 and between LIV ERPOOL and PORTLAND, once a Mouth during Winter, com- mencing in November next. SARAH SANDS, from Brk:head Dock, Thurs. 17th Nov. CLEOPATRA" Thursday, 15th Dec. FROM PORTLAND. SARAH SANDS Saturday, 17th Dec. CLEOPATRA .Saturday, 14th Jan. FARES Cabin (including fare by railway from Portland to Montreal 20 Gs. Second Cabin (reserved Ditto 12 Steerage .0" 6 tt These rate include provisions. The above vessels sail in conjunction with the Rail. ways recently opened from Portland to Montre31, and this is the most direct route to the Upper and Lower Canadas, during the close of the navigation of the St. Lawrence, and also the cheapest and best route to the Western States of America. Arrangements are in pro- gi,e? for the conveyance of emigrants at through rates from Liverpool to their destination. Apply to ROBEDT CAUT?R and Co" 11, Leadenhall. street, London: or M'KEAN, M'LAUTY, and Co., Drury. Lane, Water-street, Liver?ool. A T A P S C 0 T T'S AMERICAN PACKET OFFICES General Office, 35, Oldhall Street. Passenger Office, St. George's Buildings. Regent Road, Liverpool. THE following first-class Packets ill be despatch- Ted on their appointed day?, as under FOR NEW YORK. Ship. Capt. Tons. To sail. KOSSUTH, Bell. 2250-13th Oct. UNDERWRITER, Shipley .2530—2Gth Oct. CAMBRIA, E. Perry 2500 30th Oct. ANDREW FORSTER, Holberton2000—3d Nov. WEST POINT, Mulline .2000-Gth Nov. A. Z., Chandler 1800- SHERIDAN, Porter., .2000- NEW HAMPSHIRE, Chase HlOO- MONGOLIA, Sprague. .1800- RICHARD MORSE, Dinsmore ..2000- ST. PATRICK, Kinney 2U00- — E. Z., Hartshorne 1800— — SIDDONS Brings 1800— — CONTINENT Drummond 2000- — EMERALD ISLE, Cornish (new) 3000— — ROBENA 1800— — HOUGHTON, Doane 2000— — KENNEBEC, Bachelder "IUOU- — JOHN HANCOCK, Gilchrist.1800— — ROSICUS, R. W. Foster. 2000— — COM MERCE, Lowell 2500— — BEN. ADAMS, J. Drummond .2000- ARCTIC, J. Zerega ,2000- WM. TAPSCOTT, Cornish (new) IUOO- — CENTURION, Coombs .1800- — EMMA FIELDS, Thompson 2000— — ANTARACTIC, A. H. Zerega ..2250- CONSTELLATION, Allen 2500- For NEW ORLEANS. NORTHAMPTON, Reed ..2500- GRENADA, Batchelor .2030- And succeeding Packets every five days. For PHILADELPHIA. TUSCARORA, Tur'.ey 1232—12th Oct. TON A WANDA, Julius .13(JO-12th Nov. SARANACK, Decan 1000—12tli Dec. WYOMING, Dunlevy.1I00-12th Jan. For BALTIMORE. SCOTIA, Merrill ItiOO— — SCOTIA, M'DONALD, MirreR lboo- — The above Ships are of the largest class, and com- manded by men of experience, who will take every precaution to promote the health and comfort of the passengers during the voyage. Private Rooms for Families, or persons who wish to be more select, can at, all times be had, and de- posits of 9 1 each, to secure berths, should be remitted, which shall have due attention. Surgeons can have free Cabin Passages by the above Ships. Drafts and Exchange for any amount, at sight on New X ork, payahle inIlY part of the United States can at all times be furnished to those who prefer this safer mode of taking care of their funds. For further particulars apply, post-paid, to W. TAPSCOTT & Co., Liverpool, W. TAPSCO TT & Co., 7, Eden-quay, Dublin. Agents for W. and J. T. TAPSOOTT, New York. T W TAPSCOTT'S EMIGRANT'S GUIDE» rf Fifth edition, can be had by remitting six poetage stamps.