The Aberystwith Observer

-=- [A OA lit).] DENTAL SURGERY. MR. G. J. SYLVESTER, (Of Worcester,) Surgeon? dentist, Will be happy to renew his visits to Aber- ystwith, should his professional assistance be Squired. Any communication addressed to him, at his re- sidence, 14, Foregate Street, Worcester, will be atUmded to. THE NEW I 771, DRAPERY ESTABLISHMENT, 25, GREAT DARK-GATE STREET, ABERYSTWITH. DANIEL JONES, Begs to announce his return from LONDON with a large assortment, of goods selected from the Choicest importations of NOVELTIES tor the Se:. Hon, an inspection of which he respectfully solicits. The Stoell consists of Mantles, Shawls, Silks, Fancy Dresses, Parasols, Ribbons, Flowers, British and Foreign Laces, Hosiery, Gloves, and all hinds of fancy articles for Ladies' wear; West of Eng- land, Brnad Cloths and Fancy Trowserings; Irish Linen, Lawns, Long Cloths, §c.,$c., All ORDERS PROMPTLY AND FAITHFULLY EXECUTED. J. & E. COLE, CHEMISTS, DRUGGISTS, Sntr Drains, 31, PIER STREET, ABERYSTWITH. INF- Teas, Loaf Sugar, Moist ditto, Turkey Coffee, Jamaica ditto, Fortnum and Masons' Cocoa Paste,Spices,Raspberry Jam,Strawberry Jam, Scotch Marmalade, Preserved Ginger, Jar Raisins, Wax and Sperm Candles, Mould and Dip ditto, French Mustard, Anchovies, Potted Bloaters, Bur- gess and Lazenby's Sauces and Pickles, Irish and Welsh Snuffs, Fancy ditto, Hair, Tooth, and Nail Brushes, Havannah Cigars, Snuff Boxes, Ginger Wine, acc. WII.TSHIBB CHEESES. PERFUMERY & PATENT MEDICINES, Hoba OAatri- suit Jlmonafie. PROPRIETORS OF THE ORICINAL HOOKEY WALKER SAUCE PRESCRIPTIONS ACCURATELY DISPENSED. ABERYSTWITH, PIER, IIOUSE DAVID JENKINS, TAILOR & N. R P H l&u (-j-RATEFUL for past favors, begs to inform the )r Nobility, Gentry, and Public, Visitors and Re- sidents of the Town and Negihbourhood, that he Continues to carry on business as above, and re- 8Pectful!y solicits their further support assuring those who may honor him with their commands, t'ley may calculate upon a good Fit and superior of Workmanship. Welsh Plaid and Flannel. k REDUCTION IN FARES. itiraill (ffommuniitttion BETWEEN LIVERPOOL, 11 ABERYSTWITH, & BRISTOL, Taking in Goods or Passengersfor Holyhead, Portmadoc, Aberdovey, Aber- ayron, or New Quay- Tr-l E Cambrian Steam Packet Company (limited), unless prevented by any unforeseen occurrence, will dispatch, with Goods and Passengers, their new and powerful Screw Steamer THE PIVSHYMOJI, Captain Wm, Wraight, Master, OR SOME OTHER SUITABLE VESSEL AS UNDER:— Saturday, 4th September, at 6 a.m. Leave LIVERPOOL for HOLYHKAD, PORTMADOC, and ABERYSTWITH, calling off AMLWCH about Noon for Passengers only, and proceeding to BRISTOL. Saturday, 11 th September, at 7 p.m. Leave BRiSTOL for ABERYSTWITH, proceeding to LIVERPOOL, calling off HOLYHEAD and AMLWCH in the Morning on the 14th for Passengers only. 1 hursday, 16th September, at 3 a.m. Leave LIVERPOOL for PORTMADOC & HOLYHEAD, calling oft AMLWCH for Passengers only, and re- turning to LIVERPOOL, calling off HOLYHEAD and AMLWCH in the Aiternoon on the 18th for Pass- engers only- Monday, 20th September, at 8 p.m. Leave LIVERPOOL for HOLYHEAD and ABERYST- WITH, calling, off AMLWCH for Passengers only, and proceeding to BRISTOL. Tuesday, 28th September, at 8 p.m. Leave BRISTOL for ABERYSTWITH, proceeding to LIVERPOOL, calling off HOLYHEAD and AMLWCH for Passengers only. Loading Barth at LIVERPOOL, South-East side of Clarence Basin.—Ditto at BRISTOL, Cumberland Basin. FARES. From Liverpool and Bristol to Aberyst- with, Portmadoc, Abeiayron, Aberdovev, Cardigan, )r New Quay. CABIN, 12S.; SrEERAGE, 7s. From Liverpool to Holyhead, CABIN, 5S.; STEERAGE, 3s. Between either Aberystwith, Aberayron, Aber- lovey, Cardigan, New Quay, Portmadoc, or Holy- "ead, CABIN, 9s.; STEERAGE, 6S. Between Liver- pool and Amlwch, CAEiN) 3s. Gd.; DECK, 2S. 6d. 'etween Amlwch and Holyhead, Is. 6d. N.B. — Excellent a^commodation for Passengers, 'r¿d a Stewardess on board, HENRY CULLIFORD, Aberystwith, Agent. vL 41lJ C)i s- T" E L F- T EDWARD LEWTON, Wmv Brewer. AftD FANCY HAIR MANUFACTURER, (Late of Oxford$London. J JJESPECTFULLY returns thanks to the Nobility, Gentry, Clergy, Inhabitants, and Visitors, for r ,e y £ iT liberal support he has received since his ^sidenee in Aberystwith; and begs to assure them nothing shall lie wanting on his part to merit Q continuance of their kind favors. r. mm OBTTIKB ROOMS. i.ui t as and Parasols made §• neatly Repaired, LONDON M8 MANCHESTER 3SS<E>W33So 9, Pier Street, & 1, Little Dark-gate Street. ABERYSTWITH. HUG-H DAVIES, JRemr, £ inen & Itolten §mprf HOSIER, GLOVER, &c., BEGS to inform the Nobility. Gentry, Clergy, Inha- bitants, and Visitors of Aberystwith and neigh- bourhood, that he has just returned from London, where he has been purchasing a large assortment of FASHIONABLE GOODS, comprising every novelty for the Season, and which are now ready for inspection. H. D. has the pleasure of announcing that the increase in his business has induced him to enlarge his premises, and the present arrangements affording facilities for a larger Stock, he is enabled to shew a greater vatiety in every department than he has hitherto done. H. D. also takes this opportunity of expressing his sincere thanks to the Public for their very kind encouragement since he has commenced business, and ventures to hope that the excellency of his Stock will ensure to him a continuance of their support and patronage. LIST OF DEPARTMENTS. NO. 1. SHOP. Coventry and French Ribbons Fancy Trouserings, etc. French, Satin, & Velvet ditto Ready-made Shirts and Collars Imitation and Real Lace Ties, Scarf's, and Silk Hand- Black ditto and Real Maltese kerchiefs Lace Collars'and Sleeves Bracers, Belts, etc., etc. Muslin ditto ditto Irish Linen and Diapers Muslin Tri rnm ingsk-Flouncings Calicoes, Shir tings,LongCIoths, Lace, Gossamer, & other Falls Prims. &e. Blond Laces & Whisker Blonds Cuoourg Cloth, Alpaca, etc. Illusion Tulles,Paris Blond, &c. Fancy Stud's, etc. Swiss Muslins, Jaconet and Welsh Flannels Cambrics Fringes &Trimmingsof all sorts Figured Muslins Beriin Wool, Traced Muslin, Cambric Handkerchiefs, and and other requisite articles Clear Lawn ditto for the Work Table Woolen Cloths NO. 2. SHOW ROOM. Fancy Dresses, all sorts French Flounced Robes Broche Flounced Silk Robes Vienna and Paisley Shawls Glace Silks, Gro Royals Sylphide and Grinadine ditto Satins, Moire Antique Lace Shawls, etc. Bonnet Silk, etc. Plain and Check Silk Scarfs Flounced Robe a Quilli Mantles, in all the new shapes, Printed Delaines, Challes, and etc. Mohair Cloths, in different Parasols, etc. styles Flowers and Feathers Balzarines, Bareges, etc.— Dress Caps and Head Dresses French Merinoes Lace and Muslin Jackets French Delaine, Llamas,Bieges, Evening and Ball Oresses Carrnalites, etc. Silk Velvets, Terry ditto French Printed Muslins and Varietv of Fancy Articles Cambrics NO. 3. SHOW ROOM. Baby Linen Ladies' Morning Dresses, Ske- Satteen, Coutule, and Pans leton Skirts, etc. Wove Stays Straw Hats—Cashmere Hoods Wove Stays Straw Hats-Cashmere Hoods Children's Coats and Pellisses Holland Jackets and Mantles NO. 09;. FURNISHING ROOM. Kidderminster Carpets Counterpanes, Quilts, & Blan- Tapestry and Brussels Carpets kets Stair Carpets —Druggetings— Sheetings, etc. Felt Cnrpets-Mattings Bell Ropes -Toilet Covers- Floor Cloths, Health Rugs, Muslin and Lace Curtains Mats. etc. Russia Crash, Class Cloths, etc. Damask Cloths Table Covers Towellings, Napkins, etc. Oil Baizes—Worsted Damasks Turkey Carpets procured with- — Moreens, etc out extra charge for carriage Crumb Cloths- Stair Covering NO. 5. HAT ROOM, ETC. London and Paris Hats Nicoll's Paletots Straw and Felt ditto Waterproof Coats and Ponco Boating and Cricketing ditto Umbrellas Caps of all sorts Railway Rugs MOURNING COODS. Black Glace S'lk—Gro-dena- Balzarines, Borages, Meri-ioes, pies and other new materials "ErSHS^,eeves' B Delaines0"rSS Pa'amataS Black Shawls and Scarfs FUiiERALS COMPLETELY FFJRKISHED. BENJAMIN HUGHES, FURNISHING IRONMONGER, 1, Bridge Street, opposite the Clock Tower, ABERYSTWITH. z &LkipBA IMPORTANT TO FARMERS. TWELVE YARDS FOR ONE PENNY! THE COCOA FIBER CORD FOR THATCHING. Improved Hay Knives Moderator and Vesta Lamps Plough and Cart Traces Wicks and best Colza Oil for Fencing Wire Lamps Patent Weighing Machines Guns and Pistols Shovels and Spades Powder and Shot Metallic or Iron Bedsteads Electro-Plated Goods of every Enamelled Ware of every description description Cutlery Ladies' Garden Tools. Hip, Sponge, and Slipper Baths for Hire. T3KI3E2 BAND USUALLY PERFORMING IN THIS TOWN ,G 0,UR,,CK BEG to inform the Visiting Gentry that, being dependent for support upon VOLUNTARY CONTRIBUTIONS, they will feel grateful for their kind assistance, which they most respectfully solicit, PUBLICATION. JOINTS and suggestions respecting Sea-Side In- fluence on Impaired Health and Disease, by HENRY BELL, M.D., Licenciate of the Royal College of Ph ysicians. Physician to the Aberystwith Innrmary.&c., &c. Price One Shilling; free by post, Thirteen Stamps. COX, Aberystwith; JENKINS, ditto. TASLORiriO ESTABLISHMENT. J. A. JAMES, Sailor and §itlrit Jtlalttii, CSon and Successor of the late A. J(lI'It'S,) NO- 13, PIER STREET, THE NEWEST FASHIONS REGULARLY RECEIVED. An assortment of Welsh Stripes and Plaids rVuss PVKE, ^AihU in Jlmr & |lmu}itkT, 15, Pier Street, Aberystwith. BRACELETS, CHAINS, RINGS, AND LADIES' BANDS, MADE TO ORDER AT THE SHORTEST NOTICE. jl/jf ISS P. calls attention to her Stock of Perfumery, Brushes, Combs, Fishing Tackle, Toys, and Foreign Baskets, which will he found of the best description, and the newest patterns. A WEIGHING CKAXH. SABBATH LAYS," Suggested by Passages in the Church Service. Dedicated to the Rev. John Hughes, Incumbent of St. Michael's, Aberystwith. Price 2s. 6d. The Profits, if any, are de,igned for the Church Missionary Society. "I have read with much interest and delight many of the pieces contained in your elegant little volume, entitled, 'Sab- bath Lays.' It appears to me to bear the impress not only of a cultivated mind, but also of a poetic as well as Christian spirit. The stream of devout thought and feeling by which these little poems are pervaded, is pertectly clear and pellucid, and I shall rejoice to find the success ot the work correspondent to the noble and exalted object you had chiefly in view in its publication. RKV. CANON lh VI ES, D J)., Rector of Gateshead, and Master of King James's Hospital. Author of "An Estimate of the Human Mind." "I have read your volume with very great pleasure. There is great power of description, beautiful imagery, and a mastery of versification. 1 thank you muchAKCHDBACON GAKUEIT, formerly Professor of Poetry at Oxford "The rhythm is generally easy and flowing; the feelings and sentiments are free from anything like unsound doctrine; and there is no jack of true poetiy. For these reasons we think 'Sabbath Lays' likely to become (and very deservedly so) a general favorite.—Review of I-Salibath Lays" in the "Church of England Sunday School Quarterly Magazine," July, 1657. Nisbet Sf Co., London: D. Jenkins, Aberystwith. ESTABLISHED xm I809. PHILIP WI LLIAMS, fpttinter, SMtottyr, and 12, Bridge Street, Aberystwith, RESPECTFULLY returns his most grateful thanks to his numerous Friends and the Public, for the distinguished patronage and support, extended to him and his late Parents during so many years; and begs to announce that he has EiriOVED FROM No. 9 TO No. 12, BRIDGE STREET, (three doors lower down, opposite the OLD BLACK LION INN,) where he has more extensive and convenient Premises. P, W. being determined to spare no exertion in order to render the utmost satisfaction in every branch of his Business, hopes to be still honoured with the kind favours of the Inhabitants of the town and neighbourhood. Publications of the Religious Tract Society. CHURCH SERVICES, PRAYER BOOKS, ETC., IN VARIOUS BINDINCS. A London Parcel, with the Magazines and the Newest Publica- tions, on the 1st and Hith of each Month. Tracing, Drawing, and Fancy Fapers, Plain and Gilt. Willets & Lowe's & Mitchell's Steel Pens. Drawing Pencils Ac Col. Boxes. SOT" Agent to the Norwich Union Fire and Life Insurance Societies. PHOTOGRAPHY. jEI. MORGAN, 'fl)otcgi*apijtc artist, 13 EGS most respectfully to infortn his numerous Friends in the town and neighbourhood, of Aberystwith, as well as Visitors, that lie has just opened his Establishment for the Season, At 14, Pier Street, Aberystwith, for the purpose of taking superior PMOTQGRAP&tlKS PMTiWT^ by a new process, on Glass, Paper, or Leather, at unusually Low Charges. E. M. is happy to inform Parents, that his In- strument is such as will enable him to take most perfect Portraits of Children of all ages, in a mo- ment of time. Landscapes, Animals, Houses, or any other objects, can be taken by this process. ( HAitr.ES—In Frames complete, from Is. 6d. Portraits reproduced on Paper for persons who desire duplicates. Frames, Cases, best Gold-plated Lockets, &c., of every description, always in Stock. Specimens of the various Styles and Sizes for inspection at his Rooms. Portraits taken in all weathers, in a Portable Glass House attached to the premises. Country Gentlemen visited at their own residence, with a slight extra charge. I: HAFOD ARMS HOTEL, nm posting ^omef m- n,, Iwo i fjpHE Public are respectfully informed that the -1' above Hotel will be found replete with every accommodation for Families and Gentlemen, at moderate charges. Terms:—in Coffee Room, 30s. per week; in Private Room, 35s. per week. This Hotel is situated in the finest scenery of Wales, and close to the magnificent Falls of the Mynach and Rheidol. Parties arriving by any Coach not passing the Devil's Bridge, will do well to desire that they may be set down at Dyffryn Castle Hotel, and thence engage a conveyance to bring them on. The Aberystwith Coach leaves Kington everv day at One p.m., reaching Dyfl'ryn Castle for the Devil's Bridge at Six p.m. Post Office in the Hotel. Ex- cellent Trout Fishing Free to Visitors. JOHN C. SCOTT, Proprietor, i ABERYSTWITH AND D EYILS "BRIDGE. rpHE Public are respectfully informed that a new and well-appointed OMHIBUS has commenced running, and will continue to run, DA1I^,Y'^ai Vng from the Talbot Hotel, Aberystwith, at 10 o Clock a.m., totheHafod Arms Hotel j Devil's Bridge, returning thence the same day, at 5 p.m., giving the passengers ample time to view the magnificent FALLS OF THE MYNACH AND RHEIDOL, and to visit the picturesque GROUNDS OF HAFOD, Tickets^ to view which can only be had at the Bar of the Hafod Arms Hotel. FARES:—There and Back, 3s., Inside or Outside. Table d'hote daily at the Hafod Arms Hotel, at half-past. Three o' Clock. VIEWS Of Abervstwith and the Devil's Bridge, PLAIN AND COLOURED, AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, AT R. HUGHES'S (late Humphreys), Chemist and Druggist, Tea Dealer and Grocer, Medical Hall, Corner of Market Street. Physicians Prescriptionsond Family Recipes carefully prepared. **•* Agent for Huntley and Palmer's Biscuits. MISS PHARAZYN, jOilluirr anfi Srres jHakrr, No. 19, TERRACE ROAD, ABERYSTWITH. TP ESPECTFULLY begs leave lo return thanks to the Ladies' of the town and neighbourhood, as well as the Visitors, for the patronage she has re- ceived and hopes, by strict personal attention to business, and punctuality in the execution of all orders, to merit a continuance of their favors, for which she will be most grateful. fQW A supply of Millinery constantly on Sale. ea o III 36 æ I11iIA8 (j ■B- |j S STREET, ABERYSTWITH, j HAS JUST RECEIVED A STOCK OF METALLIC BEDSTEADS, WITH PATENT DOVE-TAIL JOINTS & IMPROVED LATH SACKINGS. CHILDREN'S Cots-Reclining Chairs—Military Stretcher Trunks, and Portable Bedsteads, manu- factored upon the most approved principles, combining simplicity with durability and ornamental appearance. Prices from 17s. 6d. to £4 10s. BELLE VUE Royal Mail, Coach, and General Posting Establishment, ABERYSTWITH. CHARLES MARSHALL begs respectfully to an- nounce that the following well-appointed fast four-horse COACHES have commenced running for the season, by which Passengers and Parcels will be conveyed to all parts of the kingdom, & to LONDON IN 13 HOURS. TO SHREWSBURY, The ROYAL MAIL, every morning at 11 a.m., via Machynlleth, Llanbrynmair, Carno, Newtown, and Welshpool, arriving at the Lion Hotel. Shrewsbury, at 9 p m., in time for the Mail Up Train to London, and Trains for Liverpool, Chester, and the North. Leaves Shrewsbury every day at 4 15 a.m., after the arrival of the Mail Trains from London and the North, passing through the same magniifcent line of country, and arrives at Aberystwith at 2 p.m. TO KINGTON, The CAMBRIAN COACH, every Tuesday, Thurs- day, and Saturday morning, at 7 30 a.m., and from the Lion Hotel on the following days, (Sundays excepted,) via Goginan, Ponterwyd, Rhayader, and Penybont, arriving at the OXFORD ARMS HOTEL, KINGTON, in time to proceed by the 3 45 p.m. Train, by which parties can reach London by 10 o'clock the same evening. Leaves Kington every day at 12 p.in and arrives at Aberystwith at 8 p.m. TO CARMARTHEN, The ROYAL MAIL, on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, at 7 45 a.m., to Aherayron, and the Lion Hotel, Lampeter, (30 minutes allowed.) arriving at the IVY BUSH HOTEL, CARMARTHEN, at 4 11 p.m., in time for the Express Train to Tenby the same evening, also for Trains to Swansea, Cardiff, New- port, Gloucester, and London .The Mail returns from Carmarthen on the alternate days at 8 15 a.m., and arrives in Aberystwith at 4 45 p.m. TO DOL GEL LEY, The SNOWDON TOURIST, every Monday, Wed- nesday, and Friday, at 10 a.m., to the WYNNSTAY ARMS HOTEL, MACHYNLLETH, from thence by the TALYLLYN LAKE, passing at the FOOT OF CAnER lORIS, arriving at the GOLDEN LION HOTEL, DOL- GELLEY, at 4 p.m., returning on the alternate dajs, at the same hour. CHARLES MARSHALL, & Co., Proprietors. EDWABD SAMUEL, Ladies'$• Gentlemen's BOOT AND SHOE MAKER, No. 10, Great Dark-gate Street, ABERYSTWITH. T> ETURNS thanks for the liberal support received by him since his commencement in business, and trusts by strict attention and executing all orders in the best manner, at reasonable charges, to be favoured with a continuance of their patronage. A constant supply of Boots and Shoes suitable for Children of all ages. RELINQUISHING BUSINESS. R. TONES, SKOSTIMCOCTO-ESKa, No. 5, GREAT DARK-GATE STREET, ABERYSTWITH, "DEGS to inform his Friends and the Public, that, being about relinquishing business, he is now OFF the whole of his extensive & well-selected STOCK of Comprising Bar Iron, Steel, Sheets, Nails, Spades, Shovels, and Traces; Cart Brushes; Cast-Iron Furnaces of different sizes; Oven Doors, & Frames; Pots and Kettles; Pie-pans and Covers; Fenders and Grates; Boilers; Fountains; Tea Kettles; Saucepans and Frying-pans; Mettal Tea & Coffee Pots; Tea Trays; Brass and Copper Goods; Brass, Plated, and Iron Candlesticks; best Steel and other Fire-Irons. Also, a large assortment of CUTLERY, consisting of Table Knives and Forks; Pocket and Penknives; Razors & Scissors, by the best Sheffield makers; Carpenters'Tools, Saws, Files, &c., of the best quality Locks, Latches, and Hinges; Brushes; Bellows; Bed Sackings; Grindstones, &c.,&c. TO MINE ACENTS X MILLERS. rOHN STANIAR & Co., Successors to JAMES WHITTAKUR EVANS, Manchester Wire Works, near Victoria Station, Manchester, Established A.D. 1790, Machine Makers and Wire Wreb Manu- facturers; Flour Machines; Smut Machines or Screens; Separators for Wheat, Oats, or Barley; Oat Dusters; Oat Meal Sifters; Improved Flour Machine Wire and Brushes; Cane Rubbers and Perforated Iron Beaters for Smut Machines; Mill- stone Provers Patent Punched Iron; Extra Strong Mining Jigger Bottoms and Cylinder Covers, made by Steam Power; Extra Strong Riddles and Sieves for Mining purposes. D A V I D JACOBS, MILLWRIGHT & ENGINEER, AGENT: 9, High Street, Aberystwith. Orders received for Thrashing § Winnowing Machines, Chaff Turnip Cutters, fyc. LASIRDSI^SS^LD LIGI RiUil :iI'ü' l-I? pa I ABERYSTWITH. THE Visitors. Inhabitants, and Neighbourhood of this much-admired Bal bing Plncc are respect- fully informed that the following COACHES run to and from the above Hotel as follows,- TO SHREWSBURY, The GREYHOUND, every Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday morning, at 7 o'clock, via Goginan, Ponterwyd, Llanidloes, Newtown, and Welshpool, Ponterwyd, L)anid!oes, Newtown, and We)s?)poo), arriving at Shrewsbury at 4 30 p.m., in time for the Up-train, arriving in London the same evening. By this Coach Passengers will arrive in time for Trains, to Chester, Liverpool, Manchester, Birming- ham, and all parts of the North of England. The "GHEYHOUND" leaves Shrewsbury for Aberystwith every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, on the arrival of the Train due at 10 55 a.m. from London and other places, and arrives in Aberystwith at 8 30 p.m. TO KXWGTON, The CAMBRIAN, every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday morning, at 7 30 a m., and from the Belle Vue Hotel on the alternate days, (Sundays excepted,) via Goginan, Ponterwyd, Rhayader, and Penybont, arriving at the OXFORD ARMS HOTEL, KINGTON, at 3 30 p.m., meeting Trains to all parts of the King- dom, and by which parties can reach London by 10 o'clock the same evening. The "CAMBRIAN" leaves Kington every dayat12 at noon, after the arrival ofTrains from Bristol, Cheltenham, Glou- cester, Ludlow, Newport, Abergavenny, and Cardiff, and arrives at Aberystwith at 8. p.m. TO BOLGE11EY, The ROYALTOURIST, every Monday,Wednesday, and Friday morning at 10 o'clock, arrive at the UNICORN HOTEL, MACHYNLLETH, at half-past 12, and at the SHIP HOTEL, DOLGELLEY, at 4 p.m., re- I turning the alternate days at the same hour. From Dolgelley there is a Coach dailv to Llangollen Road Station, meeting the Trains to Oswestry, Shrewsbury, Chester, Liverpool, Birmingham, and London. A Coach also leaves Dolgelley every evening at 7 p.m. for Barmouth. The SCESBRT through which the "ROYAL TOTJKIST" travels is allowed to be unequalled in any part of the King- dom, viz., to MACHYNLLETH, from thence by TALY- LLYN LAKE, passing at the FOOT OF CADER IDRIS, to the SnIP HOTEL, DOLGELLEY. A. P. DA VIES, & Co., Proprietors. ffcST Posting in all its branches, on the shortest notice, at the above Hotel. FAMILIES SUPI-LIED WITH Wines and Spirits of the choicest quality. Pale S,' oiher Ales. DT7BIXST FCSTEB, &e., &c. assemibjly BfJ'OilIS, ABERYSTWITH, Thursday, Friday, & Saturday, September 2nd, 3rd, and 4th, 1858. OR, HUMAN VOICE ORCHESTRA; AND, JJlr. Thurton's Humorous Sketches oj Character. Performances commence at a quarter past Eight o'clock; doors open half an hour previous. Carriages may be ordered for 10 o'clock. ADMISSION.—Reserved Seats, 2s.; Second Seats, Is. Children and Schools half price, to the Re- served Seats. KIT Tickets may be had at Mr. Cox's Library; Mr. D. Jenkins's, Bookseller, 8, Pier Street; and at the Rooms. V* The Publisher has to request that those Sub- scribers, Advertisers, and others, against whom he may have an account, will not pay the same to his Son.