The North Wales Chronicle and Advertiser for the Principality

Table for Bathing Hours at Rhyl. I SATURDAY. Aug. 10 from 9. A.M. till 2 P.M. 12 11 A.M. 11 4 m MONDAY 12 11 A.M. 4 P.M. TUESDAY. 13 Ili 5 WEDNESDAY.. 14 "12 H THURSDAY. 15 1P.M. 1, 6 P.M. FRIDAY 16 6 A.M. 7 A.M. and froin 21 P.M. 7 P.M. Height the Water Rises at Rhyl. SATURDAY Aug. 10 20ft 3in 12- 8 12-31 St:IDAY. 11 19 5 12-54 1-47 MONDAY 12 18 1 2-24 2- 1 TUESDAY, 13 16 10 3-12 2-51 WEDNESDAY.. 14 it 11 4-C 3-38 THURSDAY. 15 13 2 5-9 4-35 FHlDA Y. 16 11 10 6-23 5-56

LIST OF VISITERS. I MOUNT PLEASANT TERRACE 1 Miss Hanmer. Mrs. and Miss Clarke, and Miss Harriet Clarke, Lon- don. Mv. and the three Misses Kilvert, Shrewsbury, Shrop- shire. Mrs., Miss and Master Robinson, Miss Wilknson, Sum- mer Hill, Dudley. 2 Alrs. Roberts. Dr. and Mrs. Eccles. Miss A. Webb. 3 Miss Roberts. Walter Worthington, Esa. and Family, Bowden. A. Swanwick, Esq and 1 amity, Alderley Edge. 4 Mrs. Shone. The Rev. A. H. Buchanan and Family, Hales, Stafford- shire. 5 Miss Parry. Mr. Manders and Family, Dublin. Mr. Holme, Yorkshire. 0 Mrs. Williams. Mr. Fleeming, and Family. Rev. R. H. Crew and Family, Breadsall Rectory, Derby.

CHURCH STREET. Pen-y-dyffryn.—Mrs. Hughes. Brynhyfryd. Miss Parry and Miss Griffith. Clare Cottage.—Mr. Llewelyn Jones. Mr. Ashton's Cottage. Plas Gwyn.—Price Jones, Esq., Surgeon. Mona Cottage.—Mrs. Wynn. Mrs. and Miss Davies, Llangollen. Mrs. Gough and Miss Andrews, Chester. Clwyd House. Mrs. Boote, Hankelow Villa, Cheshire. R Boote, Esq., Miss Booto and Miss Smith, Stafford. shire Potteries. Mr. and Mrs. Jordan, Warwickshire.

SEA STREET. Caradoc Cottage. Mr. Power anJ Family, Nottingham. Ton-y-mor Cottage.—Mrs. Hughes. R. W. Hand, Esq., and Mr. Keen, Kowley, Stafford. MRS. SPENCER'S. Mr. and Mrs. Salisbury and Family, Rugby. J. Talefree, Esq. Mr. and Mrs. Talefree, Huntingdon. Afr. Greensill. Miss Simpson, Rugby. IIfrs. Brown's Cottage. Rev. F. AViUiams and Family, Ettingshall Parsonage. Holywell Cottage. Mrs. Williamson and Family, Greenfield, Holywell. Misses Roberts, Regent House. Mrs. Lewis, Peckhill Hall. Miss Dntton, Chester. Miss Morris, Ridley AVood. Cliffe Cottage.-N,lr. Lod,e, Surgeon. .?Ers, Hooper. ?' ?n?n/ Mr. amI Mrs. Wakeman, Birmingham.

VALE STREET. Greenfield Cottage.—Mr. Evans. Mr. and Mrs. Boucher, Mrs. Greaves and Mn Andrews, Birmingham. Greenfield House.—Mr. Matthew. Wm. Carr Jones, Esq. ',Ir, J onC8. Mrs! "FUT Patrick, and the Misses Fitz Patrick, .Ifr,. Fitz Ilatri Railway Station. Rev. Benjamin Winston and Mrs. Winston.

HIGH STREET. I Store irouse.-Nir. John Roberts. Vale Cottage.—Mrs. Hughes. Miss Webb and Miss Ellis, Manchester. Bryn Gola.—Mts. Roberts. Airs. Willis, and Familv, Birmingham. While Lion Hotel—Mr. T. Davies, Proprietor. Departures. Mr. and Sirs. Thistiethwaite, Bolton le Moors. Air. Dillon, Manchester. Mr. A. Hadvill, Liverpool. Air. Watson, Wolverhampton. Mrs. and Miss Winterbottoin, Fanxworth. Mr. Jones, Cerrigydruidicn. and Family, Alan- Mr. D. liaivarth, j un, Mrs. Hogarth and Family, hn. chester. Arrivals. Mr. J. Taylor, London. Mr. AVynue, Astrad, Denbigh. Mr. Potter, Ashby de la Zouch, Leicestershire. Mrs. Parish, Ilandsworth, near Birmingham. Miss Wood and Miss Bennett, AVhitwick, Asliby de la Zonch. Medical Hall— Mr. Powell Jones. John Phillips, Esq., AVestbromwich. John Phillips, jun., Esq., do. Willow Cottage.— John Vaughan. Il's, Smith, and Family, Birmingham. Mr. Packwooil, Baker. Rev. J. Bowment, Leeds, and Mr. Ilichley, Dublin. Mostyn Arms Hotel.-Mr. Roberts, Proprietor. Departures. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel. Miss Davies. Dryden Richard Corbet, Esq. J. Denrnan, Esq. Arrivals. Mr. and Mrs. F. Villanmere. Mr. and Mrs. W. Cartwright. Mr. T. Wall, and Mr. E. Wall. Boarding Hotise.-iNIr. E. Roberts. Mrs. and the Misses Lord, Hanswortb. Miss Walford. Mr. and Mrs. AVardman and Son. Mr. Hilditcb, Chemist. Misses Buckley, Normanton Hill. Mrs. Lomax, Atherstone, Warwickshire. Mr. John Roberts, Baker. Rev. John Morton, and Family, Leamington. Mrs. Davies and Family, Derwen, Ruthtn. Mr. William Jones, Draper. Mr. Mrs., and Miss Jones, Liverpool. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Williams, Everton. Post- Ofice.-Alr. David Williams. Mr. and Mrs. Smith. Mrs. and Msis Evans, London. Mr. and Mrs. Hill and Family, Worcester. Mrs. Williams, Confectioner. Royal Hotel.— Mr. Edwards, Proprietor. H. Banks, Esq. and Family. Mr. Covell's Brewery. Miss Malone, Birmingham. Misses Foulkes, Wrexham. Misses AVmfred and Family. Cai?zbriaa Hou-se.-Nlrs. Vaughan. Mr. aad Mrs. W. Young and Family. Queen's Cottage.-Mr. T. Fielding. Mrs. Shewet, and Family. Mr. and Mrs. Brewster and Family, Grantham, Lincoln- shire. Mrs. Brewster, London. Maritime Cottage.—Mr. Hughes. Mr. ahd Miss Yates, Liverpool. C. Steade, Esq. and Mrs. Stead, Broom House, Chester- field. Bazaar.—-Mrs. Clarke. News Room House.—Mr. Morris. Mrs. and Miss Tumor, Pool Lark, Ruthin. Mr. John Roberts. Rev. Geo. Evans, Royston Rectory, Shrewsbury. Mrs. Pigot and Family. Mrs. Peart. Mr. and Mrs. Cooper, Coventry. Mr. Smith and Family. Faults.—Mr. J. Chapman. Manchester Arms.—Mrs. Parry. Mr. Gantliorpe, Manchester. J. Pownall, Esq., do. Mrs. Crawford, Kidderminster. Mr. and Mrs. Lyon, Coventry. Mr. Ryley, Liverpool. Mr. and Mrs. Morton, Liverpool. Morva Cwybr Cottag e. Mrs. and Miss Bradshaw, Derby. Meirion Place. 1 Mrs. Hughes. Miss Williams, Derby. 2 Mr. John Parry. Baths.-lr. Vaughan. Mr. and Mrs. Willis, and Family, Kidderminster. Adelaide Cottage.-Miss Jones. Green Ban!—Mrs. Roberts. Mr. and Mrs. AVoodgate, Everton, Liverpool. London IIotise.-Tiie Misses Hughes. Mrs. AVillcock, and Miss Edwards, Wrexham. )11', and ilrs. Collins and Family, Liverpool. Pen-y-Ffridd House.—Mrs, Griffiths. Visiter Olifce.-iNIr. Sharp. Mrs. and Miss Hughes, Denbigh. Mrs. John Stockton and Miss Stockton, and Mrs. Clarke Birmingham. Cottage.—Mr. Hugh P ierce. Mr. and Miss Gibbons, Corbyns Hall, Dudley. Mr. John Williams. Mrs. G. Mottram and Family. Mr. and Mrs. Hancock, and Irs, John Hancock. Miss Lockett. Mr. Samuel Jones, Draper. Mr. and Mrs. Holmes and Son. 31r. and Mrs. Rodes and Son. Mrs. Abbot, Manchester. Corner Cottage.—Mrs. Thomas. Mr. Clementson and the Misses Clomentson. Mr. Smith and Mr. H. Smith. Mr., Mrs. and Miss Ford. Mr. and Mrs. Chalinor, Hanley, Staffordshire. Mr. J, Chalinor, ditto. 31r. Tel tow, Birmingham. New Inn.—The Misses Parks. Bi-ilaniiia Pliillip Ellis.

QUAY STREET. I "ale View. 1 Sir. Roberts. Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Fowler, Manchester. 2 Mrs. Shaw. Mrs. Hornecastle, and Family. The Misses Warner, Warwickshire. Mrs. Knowles, Wolverhampton. Woodland Cottage. J. N. Simon, Esq. Salop Cottage.-—Mr. Deakin. Warwick House.-Misses Edwards. Warwick Terrace. j Mr. Williams. Mr. Grosvnor, Professor of Music, Dudley. Rev Dr. Thorn and Family, Liverpool. 2. Mr. Oldfield. Mrs. Ashton and Son, LivorpooL 3 Miss Sorley. Mr. and Mrs. Ragg, Yorkshire. 4 Mrs. Roberts. Afrs. Glover, Wolverhampton. Mrs. Dixon, Dudley. ?' 5 ?°' .? Mr. W. Williams. Mr. Douglas and Miss Douglas, Stafford. Mr. Partridge, Hope Cottage. 6 Mr. E. Jones, Baker. Mrs. and Miss Kershaw, London. Mary's Place. 1 D. Jones. Mrs. Middlecott, Bishop's Castle. Misses Middlecott, do. 2 Miss Roberts. Miss Jones, Penyflordd, Mold. Mr. John Jones, Druggist. Mr. and Mrs. Stokes, Birmingham. Mr. M. Rowlands. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd and Family. Olarmorfa. Rev. E. Egremont, and Family. Mrs. W. Russell, and Family. Canton Cottage.-Miss Williams. Mrs. Clarke and Family, Dublin. Marine Villa.—Mrs. Jackson. Mrs. Russell and Family, Yorkshire. Mr. Lloyd. Mrs. Price, Rnthin. Mr. Lloyd. Brig-y-don.—Mr. Ellis Jones. Rev. Robt. Hey and Family, Belper. Rosewood Cottage.-Mrs. Evans. Glan-y-don Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Moses, and Family, Manchester. Quay Cottage.-E. Roberts. No. I-Mrs. Hayes, Miss Pipe. No. 2.—Mrs. Humphreys and Son, Chirk. Misses Humphreys, ditto. Rose Cottage.-Mrs. Jones. Wittington Lodge.—Mrs. Salters. Mrs. Dickin and Son, Shrewsbury. Mr. Edward and Miss AVard, Chirk. Blythe, Esq. and Mrs. Blythe. Mr. Dowels. Mrs. and Miss Bansley, Birmingham. Mrs. C. Jones, Ruthin. Southernwood Cottage.—Mr. Humphreys. Mr. and Mrs. T. Newall, Sheffield. Miss Edmonds, Birmingham. Mr. J. and W. Gibbs, Wolverhampton. Mr. John Jones, Baker. Miss Cane Brown and Sister, Tamworth. Mr. Robert Jones, Vine Cottage. Wm. AVedderburn, Esq., London.

WATER STREET. Shamrock Cottage.-D. Patton, Esq. Pembroke Ilouse.-iNIr. Davies. Mr. and Mrs. Owen, and Mrs. Wright, Wolverhampton. Mr. and Mrs. Charles L. Leete, AVetley Rocks, Stat- fordshire. Rev. T. Francis and Family, AVrexham. Misses Pliippson. Mr. and Mrs. Hickin. Afoel Don. 1. Mrs. Walton. The Misses Harris, Worcester. Miss Mills, Kempsey. Mr., Mrs. and Miss J. Rooker, Darleston. 2 Mr. Astle. Rev. Henry Bubb and Family, Gloucestershire. Miss Walcott, Cheltenham. Mr. Emery's Cottage. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. M'Bride, Liverpool. Diamond Coltaye.-iNIr. Evans. Mr. Swift and Family, Liverpool. Marine Terrace. 1 Miss Twist. Mrs. Parry Jones. 2  Miss Twist. Mr. and Mrs. Bagnall, and Family, Hampstead haU, Birmingham. Pritannia Terrace. I Mr. D. H. Lewis. Rev. Lloyd and Family.

I CRESCENT ROAD. Marine Villa.—The Misses Brooks. Conway Terrace. 1 Air. D. Conway. Rev. B. Willmore and Mrs. Willmore. Mr. and Mrs. Maude, AVestbromwich. Miss Poole, Bath. 2 Mrs. Ellis. Dr. and Mrs. Drury and Family, Shrewsbury. Sir. and Mrs. Thompson and Family, Birmingham. Crescent Cottage.—Mr. John Robertc. Meiriadog Villa. 1 Mrs. Wm. Williams. Mrs. Eagles aud Family, Birmingham. Mr. and Mrs. Simpson and Family, Birmingham. 2 Mr. J. Hughes. Miss Churchill, Oswestry. Crescent Hall. Mr. Edwards.

PHOTOGRAPHIC AID SILHOUETTE MINIATURES. TAKEN BY MR. SHARP, FROM LONDON, VISITER OFFICE, RUYL. In a fete Seconds, rictures are produced by (hat mysterious agent—LIGHT—with all the Natural Colours of Life; warranted permanent, anil second to no other taken in this or any other Country. THF<5F ch?ar™ming PICTURES have the Perfection and Finish to which the most eminent Artist in the world T S neve attain. Great pains have been taken to bring this Art to such perfection. The Public cannot but a?reo?.e the value of these Miniatures, in comparison with tlw miserable Daguerreotypes commonly done. (aken for Lockets, Brooches, and Hings; Miniatures, Family Paintings and Engravings accurately copied, and ;tudics execuletl fr Artists? COP'1U fD^^reotype Pomlu, White and Light Blue Colours should be avoided. Dark Dress, Silk t\* Satin, Lace, &;c" add much to the beauty of the Picture. ?Pen from ?en in the Morning until Dusk, at Mr. SHARP'S, RHYL VISITER OFFICE. TESTIMONIALS. Rhyl, July 12th, 1848. Having, during my stay at Rhyl, detected many faithful Likenesses of Staffordshire and Cheshire Friends, amonBst\fr Sharp's Collection of Likenesses, I am induced to recommend him to any Lady or Gentleman wish. ing to .cure an exact Portrait. I can speak experimentally of his success with the Dagucl'leotype Instrument, M, GAUT, Highficlds, near Leek, Staffordshire. Rhyl, July 17th, 1848. I think Mr. Sharp a most clever Aitist. He has taken most excellent Likenesses of all my family. Nothing can exceed his patience with children, and his anxiety to give every satisfaction to his employers. I most sin- cerely wish him the success he so thoroughly deserves. J. R. OWE, Ineumbeiit 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 effect to any thing I have ever seen of the kind. The accuric), of imliiessioti he can give, and the living expression which lie adds by a very skilful process of coiouringt pioduce a most pelfect, and at the same time a pleasing likeness. I can very strongly recommend Mr. Sharp for his extraordinary success. J. R„OnW„.LT A.NvDnSo Fellow of Queen's College. Rhyl, 18th Sept., 1849. I have the greatest satisfaction in testifying to the excellence of Mr. Sharp's Daguerreotype Portraits. By his great pains-taking and good taste, I am possessed of the truest Likenesses of members of my family, and shall be very glad it this my additional testimony to his meritorious effects should be instrumental in increasing the employment of an Artist who will ever have strong claims upon my best wishes for his prosperity. the emp oyment u an c ts w GEOHGE A. C. MARSH, Rector of Bangor, Flintshire. N.B.Numerous other Testimonials to be seen at the Ran VISITER OFPICE. MEDICAL IIAIili DISPElWSIlWG ESTABLISHMENT. E. P 0 W ELL JO IES, (From Messrs. Chapman and Co., London,) FAMILY AND DISPENSING CHEMIST, H ICtH-STREET, RIIYL, IN acknowledging the preference which his constant selection of the very finest Chemical Preparations and Drugs has hitherto enabled him to secure, and sensible of the important trust undertaken by those persons who dispense Medicines, respectfully assures his Friends and the Visiters that (having had advantageous oppor- tunities for many years in one of the first Surgeries in the Metropolis, of acquiring great experience in Phar- maceutical and Dispensing Chemistry,) all Prescriptions and Family Recipes with which he may be entrusted, will be prepared, under his immediate superintendence, with the greatest care and scientific accuracy. He strictly pledges himself that particular attention will continue to be paid to the accurate quantities, and the pure and effective qualities of the Medicine prescribed. E. P. J. begs to recommend to the notice of Families his Family Aperient or Antibilious PilIs, one of the best and safest Medicines for bilious complaints, viscid concretions, disorders of the stomach and bowels, giddi- ness, sick headache occasioned by indigestion, &c. Sold in Boxes, tid. and Is.each. ACIDULATED LEMON KALI, FOR MAKING SALINE DRAUGHTS. The beneficial effects of this efficacious remedy in Fevers, its singular use in allaying sickness, quenching thirst, and relieving heartburn, renders it one of the most useful and agreeable Domestic Medicines.—In Bottles, various sizes. CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF JAMAICA GINGER. This Preparation contains all the virtues of the Ginger Root in very great perfection, and is an excellent remedy for gout in the stomach, rheumatism, flatulency, &c., &-e. In Bottles, various sizes. FINE-FLAVOURED TEAS, COFFEES, SPICES, AND GROCERIES, OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Sole Agent for Stivens's Original Green Ginger Wine, and Ellis's celebrated Soda Water and Lemonade. CHOICE FISHING RESIDENCE. A Beautiful COTTAGE TO BE LET, in the Vil- A lage of BODFARRY, consisting of 4 Bedrooms, 2 Dressing ditto, Kitchen, Parlour, Cellar, and Back- kitchen, with fine Oven and Boiler; 3 Gardens, Stable, and Cowhouse. There are two of the best Trout Streams in Wales close to the place, within five minutes and a quarter of an hour's walk. There is a nict Field of 5 acres adjoining the premises, and which can be Let along, with any one wishing the same. For further particulars apply at the Office of this Papei- or to Eleanor Williams, Grocer, See., Bodfarry, near Denbigh. N.B.—Speedy conveyances to all parts of England and Wales. RIOT,—On Friday a serious riot took place in Cork between some men of the 41st regiment, now in garri- son there, and the constabulary. The affair commenced in a drunken row between the military themselves j but when the police were called in to interfere, the combatants took part together against the intruders, and a severe conflict ensued. The soldiers were first worsted, but, having obtained a reinforcement, they returned and attacked the police station, being also aided by civilians. At one time four or five hundred persons were engaged in the fray, and stones were hurled in volleys by the mob of soldiers and civilians. At length an oiffcers' guard arrived from the barracks to the aid of the police, and several of the soldiers were made prisoners. A young lad was killed, and several persons seriously injured. One of the soldiers is said to be in a hopolm state.

PROMOTIONS IN THE ARMY. I WAR-OFFICE, AUG. t, 1850. 3d Reg, Light Dragoons Capt. the Hon. Horace Manners Monckton, from the 29th Foot, to be Capt. vice Brevet Major Fisher, who exchanges. let or Grenadier Reg. of Foot Guards-Ensign and Lieut. August.. Henry La?? F.. to be Lieut, .a Capt. by pu,- ;sie br¡Ia.E W.toc¡fe' rrs YLi: and Capt, Cuthbert George Ellison to be Adj., vice the Hon. B. H. Mann?rs Percy, w to resigns the Adjutancy only. 7th Foot-Lieut, Charles Charles Edward Stainforth, from the 97th Foot, to be Lieut., vice Bell, who exchanges. Itith Foot-Lieut. William Charles Bancroft, from the 76th Foot, to be Lieut., vice Carter, promoted. 21st Foot Ist Lieut. George Neeld Boldero, from the 87th Foot to be 1st Lieut., vice M'Dougall, appointed to 87th Ft. 27th Foot—Ensign William Douglas Phelips to he Lieut, by purchase, vice Wedderburne, who retires. 29th Foot-Brevet Major Samuel Fisher, from tha 3d Light Dragoons to be Capt., vice Mouckton, who exchanges. 37th Foot-Staf fSurgeon of the yd class, John Charles Cameron, M.D to be Surgeon, vice Alexander Browne, who retires upon balf-pay. Wtti{.e-Pi!u"ke Barron, M.D., from balf-p.?y 56th Foot, to be Surgeon, vice Charles Hugh James, who retires upon half-pay. 44th Foot- Statf Assistant-Surgeon John Gibbons to be Assistant-Surgeon, vice Gray, deceased, 48th Foot-Licut. Magnus Forbes Morton Herbert to be Capt., by purchase, vice Wheeler, who retires; Ensign Wm. Henry Knight to be Lieut., by purchase, vice Herbert. 62d Foot-Capt. John George Cavendish Disbrowe, from the 76th Foot, to be Capt., vice Robert Humphrey Haviland, who retires upon half-pay. 70th Foot-Lieut. George Evatt to be Capt., without purchase, vice Ilcnnis, deceased: Ensign John Terence Nichols O'Brien to be Lieut., vice Evatt: Ensign Richard Townsend Gray to be Lieut., without purchase, vice Wilson, deceased Ensign Matthew Bell, from the 69th Foot to be iii, vice O'Brien. EfFo:r¿'ecil Rice to be Lieut., b purchase, vice Campbell, promoted: Ensign Richard benilistown Buchanan to be Lieut., by purchase, vice Newman, promoted. 77th Foot—Capt. Bartholomew O'Brien, from half-pay Unattached, to be Capt., vice Clarke, promoted. 8id Foot—Lieut. Charles Graves to be Capt., without purchase. vice Brevet-Major Bender, who retires upon full pay: Ensign Thomas Smith to be Lieut., vice Graves: Ensign Themas Henry Leekouhy Hole Phipps, from the 28tli Foot to be Ensign, vice Smith. 37th Foot First Lieut. John Mac Dougall, from the 21st Foot, to be first Lieut., vice Boldero, appointed to the 21st Ft. 97th Foot-Lieut Montague Wigley Bell, from the 7th Foot, to be Lieut., vice Stainforth, who exchanges. 2d West India Reg.—Staff Surgeon of the second class George Allman to be Surgeon, vice William Henry Brownson who retires upon half pay. HOSPITAL STAFF. Staff Surgeon of the first class Daniel Scott to be Dcputy-Inspector-General of Hospitals, vice John William Watqon, M, D who retiro upon half-pay: Staff i: r :0edDaa'hJoltiIipï,8lfiab Su of the first el-, vice Sett, promoted: Surgeon ¡;el?:se \dl;rb,:irII;¿'Z!t¿ to be Staff Surgeon of the second class, vice Mair, promoted: Surgeon Henry James Schoolca. )t.D., from h?f-pay 69tb Foot, to be Staff Sur g e,n of the second class, vice Cameron, appointed to the 37 t h f, ?oot Surgeon Duncan Menzies, from the 0th Foot, to be Staff Surgeon of the second class, vice Allman, appointed to the 2d West India Heg.: Assistant-Surgeon William Sedgwick Saunders, M.D..from the 7th Foot, to be Assistant Surgeon to the forces, vice Gibbons, appointed to the 44th Foot. UNATTACHED.—Lieut. Charles Jeffries Carter, from the 16th Foot, to be Capt., without purchase Lieut. Bartholo- mew O'Brien from tho 77th Foot, to be Captain, without nurchase. BREVET. To be Aides-de-Camp to the Queen, with the rank of Col. in the Army -Licut. -Col. Frederick Markham, C.B., 32d Reg. Lieut.-Col. George Henry Lockwood, C. B., 3d Light Dragoons: Lieut.-Col. John Bloomfield Gough, C.B., 3d Light Dragoons, Quartermaster General to her Majesty's forces in India. To be Lieut.-Cols, in the Army—Major John Leslie Dennis, 94th Reg.: Major Charles Richard Sa?k?ill? Lord West, of the 21st Foot: Major Frederick Paul Haines. of the 21st Foot.—To be Majors in the Army _II Capt. James Ramsay, of the 22d Reg.: Capt. Edward Alan ¿¡i;hs the 80th 'lie"-¥: :g¡i<:Ja;ro A the Queen, with the rank of Col. in the Army in the East Indies -Lieut.-Col. William Garden, C.B.. of the 36th Bengal Native Infantry, late Quartermaster-General of the Bengal Army: Lieut.-Col. Patrick Grant, C.B., of the 59th Bengal Native Infantry, late Adj.-General of the Bengal Army.— To be Lie.t.-C.I. in the Army in the East Indies—Major John Brownngg Iiellasis, 9th Bombay Native Infui.a'y.— To beMaj or.? in the Army in the East Indies—Capt. Wm. Charl" Campbell, 30th Bengal Native Infantry. Capt. Ch?rIo Che.p?, 51st Bengal Native Infantry. Capt. m. Edward C=;tt6n1ttifÎ}tryaPt. m, The 74th and 55th reg, will proceed from Ireland to Gib- raltar.—The 41st, 49th, 3"th, and 92d from Ireland to Corfu. The 3d, 68th, from Ireland to Malta, about January.—The Kith will proceed from Corfu to Jamaica, the 97th from Jamaica to Nova Scotia, the Hoyals from Halifax to Eng- land, the 76th from Corfu to Alalta, the 69th from Malta to West Indies, the 7id from Barbadoes to Halifax, the 38tli from Halifax to England, the 36th from Corfu to Barbadocs, the 6Hth from Barbadoes to qucbee. the 19th from Quebec to England, the 67th from Gibraltar to liarbadocs, the olti from Barbadocs to Quebec, the 79th from Quebec to England, the 44th from Malta to Gibraltar, the 56th from Gibraltar to Bermuda, the 42d from Bermuda to Halfax, and the 88th from Halifax to England.

BANGOR CORN MARKET, &c., Friday, August 9. In consequence of the heavy showers, our market to-dav was very small, and the transactions unu"ually limited. Notwithstanding the weather being very wet, almost all this week, there was no inclination on the part of the buyers to purchase but very sparingly, prices without alteration. The crops on several farms in this vicinity arc nearly ripe for the sickle, and in some places they are waiting a settle- ment in the weather to commence harvest operations. The crops are very promising, and we expect to have an average produce in quantity. Wheat, best home growth 40 0 42 0 Middtin? and hOi(:riOWl.I. 0 39 0 liarley of fine quality 20 0 -2 0 Do. grinding 0 0 0 0 Grey peas per do 0 0 0 0 I Oats. 15 0 18 6 Oatmeal, per 24i)lbs 0 2') 0 V??t?l?e,. pcr cibbin 0 0 0 0

RHYL CORN, &e. MARKET, Tuesday, August 6. The weather has been more unsettled the last few days, and we have had very heavy storm the end of last week, which has done partial injury. The supply of wheat this day was small, and the trade not so firm as last week. A t,ini.g reduction in prices was, in some instances submitted to. Quotitions:-IIWIteat 14s 6d per hobbet, barley 78 to 7s 6d, oats 68 to 6s 6d.

DENBIGH CORN, &c., MARKET, August 7. The market to-day was pretty brisk, with prices a shade higher than last week. Good wheat sold well at 14s (id to 15s: barley, 7s. to ?s. 6d: oati, 7s per hobbet: fresh butter, is nalj; sit Zt: ?fd, a:¡Z P1íl was ;t; of poutry, for which there was a fair ?emind, at remuner- ating prices.

LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET, s. d. s, d Beef, d.f., 3041bs s. d. s. d U.S. P. Mess 8i> 0 to Si 0 11 ord.. 65 0 78 0 Ex, Iu" 33mbs 97 6 100 0 Do. per3il41bs. 90 0 92 6 CO 0 o Prime 0 0 0 0 Pork,(d.f.)2001b U. S. P. Mess 50 fl 55 0 Western 36 0 48 0 Prime. 0 0 0 0 M.?, F.M., &e. 37043 0 Bacon, (d.f.?per cwt., eastern 3? f)MO Western 26 0 32 0 ShouldLrs 21U22 Ul Hams, dry, duty, U. S 7 s., B. P ?. Butter, per 1121b. Landed. Watcrford 62s. to o7s. Carrick oos. to 6is. Carlow&Kilkeny 60s. to 60s. Wexford 0s. to Os. Limerick. 61s. to 62s. Belfast 64s. to 65s. B?l,.y&C.I?,.i. 63? to 64s. j Cork Os. to Os, per cwt 0 0 to 0 O In salt, (d.f.). 21) 0360 Lard, (duty free) Pine inkgs.brlsi 33 3 3t Good, i Ord. to mid. 32 9 33 0 Inf. and Grease 26 0 29 0 Checse,(d,U.S.?. B,P. Is6d,) Finc per cwt. (d.p,).. 36 0 38 0 Middling 32 o 31 0 Ordina 26030 0 B,, t t,,r, (7,u*"S*. 1 B.P.2s.6d.)Fm per cwt, (d, p. none Canadian, (d.p. none j Grease sorts, d. 29 O 30 0 Landed, Banbridge Is. to 64s.1 Newry 0s. to ( s. Dundalk 56s. to tOs Lard, bldder?,l Us, to Os Do. kegs. & nrk.Os.toO? Bacon, long inid, 38s. to 40s. Short Do. Os to Os Hams, dry Os. to Os

LONDON CORN EXCHANGE, Wednes., Aug. 7. Although the supply of wheat on sole in to-day's market was ver y small, scarcely an y fresh arrivals having been reported since Monday, the demand for grain ruled heavy, at almost nominal currencies. No English barley offering, and the supply of foreign was not large. A moderate business was transacted in most kinds, at fully last week's quotations. We had a very slow inquiry for malt at last Monday s prices. Oats, beans, peas, and Hour were mostly held at late figures.

BOROUGH HOP MARKET, Wednesday, August 7..1 The plantation accounts being very favourable, the demand here is heavy, and the duty has advanced to £ 200,OoO.

NEWGATE AND LEADEXHALL-Thurs. August$ These markets were inactive to-day, butat full prices. Beef from 2s 4d to 3s Gd; veal, 2s 10 d to 3s 8d; and Pork, 3s to 3s 8d per Slbs by the carcase.

LOXDON HAY MARKEXS, Thursday, August 8. SMITKFIELD. — Meadow Hay £ 2 1os to £3 1I's; Clover ditto, W to £4 8s and Straw, XI Is to ZI 7s per load. Supply but moderate, and trade dull. WniTECiUPEt.—Meadow Hay, 92 12s to 93 10s; Clover ditto, A 3 to £ 4Qs;and Straw, jet 2s to A 1 88 per load.

BIRTHS. MAR EI AGES, ft DEATHS. [We wish to be plainly understood, that no Births, Deaths, or received from any one unknown to us, will be inserted in our columns, unless transmitted to us, through our accredited Agents. We deem it necessary to adopt this course, in order all much as possible to suppress a system of imposition, which has too frequently been a sourco of vexation aud annoyance to the public.] BIRTHS. 22ad ult., in Vate-ttrcet. Denbigh, the wife of Sff. W, Owen, cabinet-maker, of a daughter. 2nd inst., the wife of Mr. George Griffith Lewis, chemist and druggist, Pwllheli, of a son. 4th inst.. in this city, the wife of Mr. J. W. Priog, ou,g,?, f a daughter. 8th ins! t Sea ank, Rhyl, Flintshire, the wife of the Rev, Wm. Lifton Wynne, of a SOD: MARRIAGES. 1st in.t.,at Bi,kenhead,by the Rev. Wm. Walsh, Mr. Hurlbutt, of Porth-y-Felm, Holyhead, to Miss Charlotta Lord, of Brandon-terrace, Birkenhead. 1st inst., Viscount Cranley, oity 80r. of the Earl of Ownslow, io Lady Kaiherine Anne Cust, Youngest daugh- ter of the Earl of Brownlow. ""?t au g 4th inst.. at St. Michaci's church, Liverpool bv the Rev C. Morrall, M.A., Mr. John M'intyre to Mis) parry. 6th inst., at London, by the Hon. and Y <ly ne/Tth Dean of St. Patrick, assisted by the Hon. and ltev S'ir F. J. Stapleton, Bart., Thomas, eldest son of Thoraai 'rh stle- thwayle, Esq., of Southwick-park, Hants, to Elizabeth. Catherine, second daughter of the late Lieut.-General gir H. Packenhara, Bart., K.C. 13. also, U iJliam, eldest sou of Lieut.-Colonel Sir William Verner. Bart., M.P. for tiie county of Armagh to Mary Frances Hesther, third daugh- ter ? the same, Both brides were given away by their uncle, the Duke of Wellington. 7th inst., at the Suprintenilent Registrar's office, Pwllheli, Nlr. Moses Griffith, of Ty mawr, liryncroes, farmer, and guardian for that parish, to Miss Elizabeth Oweu, only daughter of Mr. Robert Owen, of Melin Mellteyrn. 7th inst, at Penmorfa church, by the Rev. Oriffith Owen, rector of the parish, Mr. Isaac Watkins, of Muriau, Cri- cieth, to Miss Margaret Owen, only daughter of Mr. Griffith Owen, of Cleunau, Llanfihangel y pennant. DEATHS. 1st inst., at the Penrhyn Arms Hotel, in this city, whither he had come for the benefit of his health, the Rev. B. T. H. Cole, M.A., Rector of Warbleton, Sussex, and Prebendary of Chichester. 2nd inst., aged 5 moaihs, Elisa, infant daughter of Mr. Thomas Hughes, Bazaar, Rhyl. 2d irist., at Crucis Abbey, Llangollen, aged 36, Mre. Elizabeth Jones. 3rd inst., at Wallington-hall, Norfolk, Eliza, wife of the late Robert Peel, Esq., and aunt to the late Sir Robert Peel, Bart. 3rd inst., at Holyhead, at an advanced age, deservedly respected, Anne, the wife of the late Jllr. Wm. Owen, and daughter of the late Mr. Edward Parry, formerly of the King's Head Inn, Holyhead. The deceased was returning on the aboTe day from a visit to her sister's at Llanfachreth, and when near Holyhead she was upset from the vehicle, which was the cause of her death. 4th inst., at Wrexham, aged 7.i, Mr. Edward Jones, draper, Town hill. He was one of the oldest tradesmen ic Wrexham. 4th inst., «ged 2 years, Jane, only daughter of Captain Thomas W illiams, of the schooner Miriam,' of Pwllheli. 4th inst at the Deanery House, in the 86th year of his age, and in the 47th yer of his incumbency, the Very Rev. Usher Le,, Dean of Waterford, after along illness, during which he endured gr fferitigs with fortitude an d Christian resignation. 5th inst., st Alverstoke, aged i years, Frederick, second son of the Marquis of Blandford.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. ?t? PORT PENRHY, B.\GOR.-Arrived. ia t,? Eimgrove, Williams; Welcome, Griffiths; Dart, Jones; Eliza Ellin, Griffiths; Haven, Owens; Specu- lation, Allen; Ann & Laura, Griffiths; Caroline, Connor; Tweedside, I iddle; Prince of Wales, Davies; Surprise, Thomas; Speedwell, Williams Antelope, Roberts; Laura, Davies; Eliza, Jones; Mary Jane, Clayton; Eliza God- dar d Williams and the ?%mel a, Owens. I daéaI,.lhlaujË:\m; °H.; Mar- )r?t Ann, Jonep?; Jane, Gree"on B.i?.. Kills; Talacre, I Õ'sA;n(;l:nlïif, 1s lere:;J;ol: h;d:: Ellis; Turtledove, Thomas; Prince of Orange, Evans; Gleaner, Roberts; Cestrian, Griffiths; Anr. & Elizabeth, Evans; Susan & Jane, Ritchie Pearl, Thomas Commerce, Owens; James & Maria, Evans; Port Penrhyn, Owens; fjansantffraid Trader, Williams; Wardlow, Temp'.eton; Alice, Roberts; and the Vigour, Lewis; all with slaies. CAERNARVON1.—Arri»ed, (August 2) Peggy, Thomas, from Runcorn Mary Ann Eliza, Richards, from Xeath Ann & Jane, Prichard, from Dublin; (3) Centenary, Jones, from Dundalk (4) Snowdon Lassie, Edwards, ,f."m William, Evans, from Xeath; lagic (R.Y.S.), La Templeton; (0) gucuii Charlotte, Ilughes, from Flint; Industry, Williams, from Flint; Dinas, Gwen, from Woodend; (7) Princess Charlotte. Griffith, from Isle of Alan Lord Wm. Paget, Jones, from Porth- dinllaen j Catherine, Evans, from Runcorn Conway, Evans, from Flint; Hopewell. Roberts, from Flint; Marshall Wellington, Owen, from Runcorn; Elizabeth, Jones, from Saltney Kitty, Hughes, from Liverpool. Sailed, August i) Daring, Worboys, for Jersey; (6) Adventure, Jones, for Isle of Man Emulation, Ed- wards, for London; Ann, Williams, for Porthdinllaen (7) Margaret, Jones, for a Market; Catherine, Jones, for Eyemouth; British Queen, Owen, from Dublin; and the Messenger, Whiteside, for Liverpool. Passed the straits, (August 2) Britannia, Jones, from Porthdinllaen for L'pool; Mary Ann, Jones, from Porth- dinllaen for L'pool; Three Brothers, Jones, from Porth- dinllaen for Bangor; Bard, Kichards, from Porthdinllaen for L'pool Jane, Hughes, from Bangor to Cork Boaz, Ellis, from Bangor for Ramsgate; Sarah, Jones, from Redwharf for Pwllheli; Nevin Packet, Jones, from L'pool for Porthdinllaen Mary, Ellas, for L'pool from Porthdinllaen Heir of Madryn, Hughes, par Runcorn Midus, Roberts, from Pwllheli for L'pool; Watwsitch, Jones, from L'pool for Pwllheli; Rhuddlan Trader, Williams, from Porthdinllaen for Ituncorn (7) G'yn- llifon, Jones, from Bangor for Southampton; Black Diamond, Owen, from t'orthdinllaun, lor i, pool; 3irs. Assheton Smith, Davies, from Newport for L'pool and the Fairy, (s.) Evans, to and Iro Beaumaris daily. PORTHDINLLAEN.—Arrived, Three Brothers, Toties Rhuddlan Trader, Williams Bard, Richards William, Williams; Prosper, Griffith i Thetis, Ellis Turtle, Rees Black Diamond, Owen Waterliily, Parry; Pheasant, Jones; Agnes, Williams; Selah, Williams; Margaret Ann, Jones; Nevin Packet, Williams; John & William, Roberts; and the Catherine, Jones. Sailed, Rhuddlan Trader, Williams; Three Brothers, Prosper, Griffith Thetis, Ellis; Turtle, Rees; Bard; Richards Black Diamond, Owen William, Williams, Waterlilly, Parry; One, Jones; Sarah, Williams and the Margaret Ann, Jones. PWLL lirlt. -Arrived, Elizabeth & Ann, Edwards, from L'pool; Betrierce Catherine, Williams, from Cork and the Love, Jones, from Swansea. Sailed, Victoria, Thomas, for Carnarvon i and the Dis- patch, Jones, for L'pool. CONWAY.—Arrived, Eagle, Williams; William, Tho- mas Providence, Watkins; Gwydr Castle, Roberts; Thetis, Royston; Trefriw Trader, Garret; Lord Wil- loughby, Thomas; Robert, Morris; John, Hughes; and the Barbara, Parry. Sailed, Marquis, Davies; Peg?, ;Eagle, Williams; Varchwell, Hughes i Royal Oak, and the Eliza- beth, Roberts.

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