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CARDIFF AND biiistol Sttcam t^acKct, PRINCE OF WALES, MATTHEW JONES, Commander, IS Intended to Sail during the Month of DECEM. -L BEll, 1852, from the Bute Docks, CatdifF, and from Basin, iirislol, calling at the Hotwells, where a Waiting Room for Passengers is provided opposite the landing place, and they will be put on board, or lauded, free of charge. CARDIFF. J BRISTOL. From Bute Dock*- I From Buthuist Basin. I)KC., 185a. j LVEC., 1852. '!» Friday 2] alur 25, Saturday 5 morn Monday 4 after 1 28, Tuesday GJ morn •'» Weiloesday 5^ tuorii | 30, Thursday 7 4 inorn '•Friday tij morn | Jau. 1, Saturday. &i niurn 3, Monday 9 moral 4, Tuesday 11$morn '> Wednesday H.J morn j 6, Thursday 2 after » Fiiday after 8, Saturday 5 morn ^Aftes by both Steamers :—After Cabin, Is.; Fore Cabin, 6d. Ofntbuscs are in waiting at Cardiff, on the arrival of the *mer* to convey passengers to the 8uuth Wales anù Tall *1? Railway Stations without delay. • B.—Horses, Carriages, Cattle, &c., intended for the 'NCE OK WALKS to be shipped and unshipped at Basin, Bristol. rriagen and Horses to be alongside one hour previous n to the time of sailing. "'freshmenis may be had on board on moderate terms. b "our-wheel Carriage, 20s.; Four-wheel Phaeton, drawn p. ,5*'° borses 15s.; One. horse Phaeton, or (Jig, 101. h°Ut"*heel, drawn by one horse and driver, 13s. Ca".6 and Wider, After Cabin, fill.; Fore Cabin, 5<. tid. #a'h'e'^S'' "orses, 5s. each Sheep, 8d. each Lambs, (id L» j and Calves, Is. each.—Shipping and in lnS l.ive Stock at risk of their Owners.—These Fares e overv expense. Dm 0'c'i•—Goods Delivered free of Hauling and Dock liPS 11\ Cardiff. Not Arcountabl e for any Goods without Shipping Notes pfftf Go,(s will be Hauled from the Warehouse* to the III Ihe hxpriiHc of II". t'linu' iiiy. AI, No Frr< tn I'oiti-is. Cp, fri y> Xe-'vhridgr, .ib.rdure. Swansea, Ne-ith. Abe.'(iron la,l ""ii* Hrntgeioi, L!a»triiJe>il, and Cacrphit.y -Goo.is llene Pl.cra Hi .Se rine "»Va(jt-on», Uali*a» .and ""f1 ""a iioais immediate!} oiiflrnval. unless ordered conveyance, in which case y.ev wit! be df- »l,(ltei' 111 he .Steam I'm ke Warehouse, til! c-iiie<l l<>r. at rmi; — Kreifcl.t to be pai.i on delivery Kir j ariaK<:f, Parcela, &c., forw»r«ied mall pan* t'"<- 'ck..w'll,u« 'l«d«<, wiifi. s«nl to either ol the Meaui tOHiceS in Cardiff or Bristol. tajj!" r informitliol1 3" to Freight, Sec., will bo readily ob- ,e" by b( p|yu,|J IO the ARCH'S CaT'r ;VaN' Ai»ent, I'acket O'iice, at the Bute Docks, ^'isiol otto1' I". 1 IJR.MtU, Ageut, No. 12, Quay-street, Loods received a P2, Quay-street, Btistol. l> ^j'^ above Steamer arrive* at, and 't^rt" from Bathnrst ut?i"' nliicb is within Eight Minutes' walk of the ^^y^t-.tion. VAltDIFF, NEWPORT, & BRISTOL SFEAM A PACKETS. pUE BRISTOL GENERAL STEAM N A VIG A- 'HON COMPANY'S splendid Paddle Steamers, 0r S1VHW\ DART, AXD USK, ?lJler suitable Stenrners, with or without Pilots, and Hi > er,y '° l ow Vessels, are intended to Ply during c ^onth of DECEU UEK as follows: — p CARDIFF AND BRISTOL—SWIFT. 0"i Bute iJvcks. Curdiif. from Bathurst Businr Bristol | Due., ^^turday 8i morn) t7,Fhttay. 9J morn S I aa' ,V>«sday 12 noon 20, Monday 12.^ alter »5* i'lur,i<'«y ji after j 21, Wednesday -i after Saturday 3^ morn «4, Friday 4 alter 28, T, "0 p'day 5.J morn 1 -7, Monday 6 morn "ursday C mum | '29, Wednesday 7 morn I 31, Friday. IS morn Fauks After Cabin, Is. j Fore Cabin, GJ. 8le 'buses are in waitiu* ai. Car-utV as» the arrival of the J V4| ,r'«» cauvny l'as^en^ers in t it; Soulli Wales and Tall I ailway Stations wii hunt delay. JS^ — Horses. Carriages, Cutle, See., intended for thp |(r: 'o bi! shipped and un-tbipped at B.»tlnvr«t ISasin, V, 5|l. Carriages am) (Jorses io b*^ alongside One Hour pre- I)"1 lo the time of Sailing. .resliiiK'i.ls may be bad on Board on Mod Tate Terms. 1>V ■|,°"r-v» lieel Carriage, »0s Fo ir-wheel Pha<*lon, drawn y.L W() llorse.s, I5<. j ('ni-norse l'haeton or Gig, IDs. l'our- 1[( ,ee' drawn by One llorsu am! l)iive 13- Horse and l), Alter Cabin, 8s.; Fore Cabin, 6s. tid.; Caiilc, 4s.; 'J' <*8C'1 ^each; l.ambs, fid. each Pigs, a,i<' 's- each. — shipping and Lnnding Live e*IJeiJ> 411 1 Jr'k' 01 theil Owneis.— l'hese Fares include every "e. "tQ.lf i'U qh' 'c':—Goods delivered free of nauliug and DJck Dues J^°ies ol accountable for any Goods without Shipping t L*"ous will be lianled from the Warehouses to the the Expense of the Company. y ji]ery No Fees to l'oitf r> ^iin heutlrridjie. Alter dm e, Swansea, Nenth, Aberaton Bridgeid, Luiitri.<st,it, and Caciphil'.y. — Goods 1 'o ltie»e Places in >j'ring W a^gou», Uutiway, and ^y ^anal Boats .immediately on arrival, unies* ordered 1 'iieJi l':itticular conveyance, in WIIILII case ihey will be de- ff t|,vlv <nujU (',e Sieam packet Wareaonse nil called lor, at V^fypexf< lise of Consignee. — F rvight to be paid on den- ( ''d [)a,( °u0s, I'ackage.s. and Parcels, >SiC., N.C., forwa'de.J to lt,e v "lB Ktsigtioii without <ieiav, when sent to either A'aeSei Ullices in Cardiil or Bristol.— Further 'j111 tl> freigut, &.C., will be readily oblan.t;d by U the Agents.— 3 ftJUou to, & Uillcf, Q »«»), lirisiul, lor SWli'T I V'8|>iil^11f"ien ^or at 'he llris'ol General Sieaui Na- i1 T:, Oilice, Quay, tiristol. -lIi4,|ii, Bb"VC ■Sl<*a,URr arrive ai. and starts from Hathurlt i '<Iii) ':j'l' IISIOI, "lu':lI \:$ within! I1IIUo.IlcS' wiilk of the Hail' 411011. Prntti Nr-lVI>ORr AND BRISTOL — DAtlT AND USK. Batin> Bristol. I Fiom Hodney )VUurJ\ Newport Its •• j852. Ukc 160- 104 morn I IS, Saturday 9 morn ',r2n}.t (I: :1.ùI1l1a)' ]:!¡ af I'r: 20, Monda\" II morn \V' 14 ofti'r 21, Tuesday noon f'1. ni'sday alter 22, Wednesday 1 after f1. Kf.U,rS'lay a' alU'r *3, bursday 1| alter Nti/1' 4 a"er ~4, ^rida-v ~i a,ter rJay ro morn j 2'.i, Saturday 3i morn I morn—5.) afier 27, Monday 4 £ morn~4 j after i ^'ej 6.J morn 28, Tuesday 5 alter 3] 'llTsdS^U^ "'urn J 29, Wednesday tj morn frida '1 ,,u'rn I 3J, Thursday 0 niorn Si mom | 31, Friday 7 moru ^°Ur~*vh AIlES • Pore Deck, 6d. l^ou g4' ^arriage, 18s.; Two-wheel Carriage or Light •I* °n« 'ii* ■'■wo-wlieel Carriage or Light Phaetou drawn > !er. fis "Tf' 4Vl,h Driver, Horse, 5;,) Horse and !ihA.NViii"'i^ *ls"eac1'- L,e "tAei| r°°'" ls provided opposite the landing place at ,L7rg0 abo.u Z'C |JaSiell^er!, are ^^>1 on board tree of Vett'seiaen, ltUHn miuuius after the tune slated in the ■' Uor Sailing fro.i. Bathnrst Basin. A nsleave WALES RAILWAY, r i5^P°r' 7.45 a.m., 10.55 am. t jSrr've at v P'U1'' 5 '),IU* U"* PilI., •1j-Wp0rt rr,Hn 8.3,) a.:II., 10 45 a. in V|f 'Hi i 6"5ii l',in" aluJ 9-15 P !$ £ ',« C°ACn da,V frt"» Car- UreNewl';»n, on the Arrival of these jackets lUilr, aim a"u C«k 10 Abergavenny, Crickhowt-ll, ana i F„S llefoic. 11,r0"' ",e. Coldeii Lion, Abergavenny, t/JIee ,f rt^cr n V v>t Sailing for tirisi'ii. U ^o.!5 !y!avitrl,l-C"iar8 'uay ,"1 obiairted at t J,<; Bristol Genera! li.n" l0n Co- s Q ,dy. Hiistol, where all i 0>J,, Sim 0t^es' l>i,rCels. Hie sirtuiJ bs addressed. s< l{0, ,,er'"formation can be obtained of ,»lr. JDHN 'I 4gf„t'' 'a,n VVharf, H..t we lis. '^v^^J^,e*poit, M.. K. 1'. IQNES, liodney Whatf. )i ^EATH, GLAM0RGANSH 1IIE. (! *i I JlQ h n ——— j T] 8 lJE LET, and Entered upon Immediately, L* Family Hesidence, situate close to the U/r°Us *^ealb, called GLYN-LEI.'iO.S, containing li^'iQt,, jV.t;ipnl and secondary Bedchambers, Dnuv- 1' des\ .u.'l,S>*r0um, Library, and Domestic OtHces of V •ioJC>M',>u» aniple Stabling, Coach-houses, Lofts, p"8' ai1^ °'ber iiailditigs; xvltti Lmvn, walled al ar^e"' '-Orchard, and rich Pasture Land, cum- Li'^Vt '°oe'her about Acres.— Tlie Properly is 0r ly"' ^elu r"lt'r particulars, aud to treat, apply to Messrs. "id liandail, Solicitors, Neath. —— —-— J tl<VoUS AND OKNEltAl'lViJ DISUlSEi. ► Ijj. ^'ustral(!l' with 4.3 Coltiured Envtravin-js, and II "the r.ew)y-di9covt.,ed PKKVKNTlVE l.o'l'ION. ^"elom. ''e ^^t!l llo"4ai"l prii-e 2<. 6J., in a sealed t V.ors^byth, '(| ,or 40 nostage stamps, 4 H'uh pi <lU>LS ,Ht iU j)>re"' iture Decline, ^>1 liev P"'eCt'°''S t0r; S l e"tct ^storation. I[I| ^liilv, every l,°rm' 0,'r« of Ner- l ^he.h. I),0le"Cy* lj,,ss ot Uenl.il end l'ny«i0,,| C.i- :l'ilt"'li "S trora Youthful Abuse, the Follies '^lCi1 ,()y» 'he elfect* Climate, r li f, < lion, &c au- P11 "c '\11tl ,Stt'fe,er ln tlanirtod, an.I Old A^e; »f 'ficati'0' Cbservaiious on >1 JI ria^e, lis Unties alio V'"4tu,r|it^s i»ie i'reveution and Cure of Syphilis, » J th, a" oll,ur, ienital Diseases, as il,'ai»d B^iUe,v MoJe of I reatment by Daslitides, l.alle- 11 l". C,lr:°r», Surgeons to ■' Vetienao, Paris. I u>i, N"' Surg,?„U) 15, .Ylo^'iiarle.-s'reet, P.ccadilly V, lrang| e" and linl'arg«t» liditmn of .VLvNHuou, which t ''rexcr6*1 'tt'o live |a:ig"a30:i» wiil ,,u 8,VL,», the iU°Ull v'P!'Onol a D.siute^'1'* ljJU0U fot Ulu 1>r«- V0lU,! Unorders. ,,t 1#. o °Us«Uai,on daily, from 10 «*. "d w »• •lh "On Itev,l'-H'S OF I HE WOI'.K. K,hr £ 'ny J- • Cnrtis.—We agree with .he Author 'ii'of class being o..jec|m»ole H 'Ur ^flicuhies being o,.po«d, »« <«; 4 n t0 fbeir circulation and 10 strcgtlie.i i 'Ury ,ll"t refer to the recent distress"1!; cVclU!! I t ,^c',0'astic Academics at Carshall'1" a 1 '10 an& Military Gazette, 1st FeJ., IS-' • 1' a iinU 5i;a^0u ii»ai Uiere is no i>>ein 1 u! ^son |U iltl° ba"k w'" ,t 0a Useful —w,,e" 1 J0'11 'be relation of a parent, preceptor, or I of Un, Evening Paper. i i»f ll'ese"ii 'i"0" e"u"eut Physicians testify that the I i» K'eai .e uslve habits, so justly conde.xued oy the >'ft*'4uoher source of derangeinent than all others, J T t'iiv-8er Iie<1 tlie lru>y 'clligent stiperintc'H- '*>» t('e chief ,"nillC Asylums ami Insane lljspllals, s<Mi|'niost Ctt"se of ijiany patients being bruug/it 't^^tiiew a" lasui'eral>te obstacle 10 their tecovety." for a C0^Qlry wouid V'ms here |d„i jnt"Mtice lhe P'"la«"»rop.c and 1^ l uOwji—no cause of inauimouial l| >e ail,shed from our laud, and the race I SCHi,„6 r ? Sliccceded by a renewal of the hardy. V of the oiden ti.,ie."— Chronicle. /!}*«, b, — i u "'e ^ut'' » a's° in sealed envelopes 'i -'> *d C j., 2d; Paiurnoster-ro«v llannay Mun;a0 I3(J, Corabiil, Loudoa Uuesr, k Heywuoii, \)I(;I1.II-str,I. ,\Iau- 0, ChurcU-sireet, Liverpool Catupbellf Ulus^ow -9 liouiiisoa, 11# ureeusnJe-sueei, > e'f> and CM-J tiieat Hritaiu-sireet, Hub- Va 11 Uooksi Hers aoJ Cheinisia m the United ^'»o# at the IJIUA«OIAN Newspaper Oiiice, THE FAST-SAUJ^NG STEAMERS, ItIJENNY J 0 N h S," DAVID DA VIES. COMMANDER, AND « T A L 1 K S I N WILLIAM DAVID, COMMANDER, A KE intended to ply between CARDIFF and BHIS- ToL during the Month of DECEVlBEIi, 1852, as follows :— [Arriving at and startinj; from Bathurst Basin, Bristol, calling at the Hotwells, where Pusseug.TS will be Landed and K'n- barked at the Uownhani Ferry Slip, free of expense, at which place a comfortable Waiting Koom is provided.] CARDIFF. BRISTOL. From the Bute Docks. I From Bathurst Basin. DEC., 185:2. I DEC., 1852. 18, Saturday 81 mom) 18, Saturday 101 morn 20, Monday 10 J morn 120, Monday. 121 after •l, Tucs lay. III morn ¡ 21, Tuesday 1^ alter ■c2, Wediifsiiay I a'ter 'il, Wednesday -M after 2.'j, hnrsday 1 i alter J.'i, Thursday *».« 3^ after it. Frnt.iy -i «fti-r j -4, Friday iij at1" 25, Saturday 31 morn I ?5, Saturday ;)1 rtioru 27, Moiidav -If ufter I' 27, Monday. *6 morn as. Tuesday ■> morn 28, Tuesday. 6! morn 2V. Wednesday. (j mom HJ, Wednesday 6& inoni 3l)( Thursday (j morn 31), Thursday 7, morn 31; Friday 0.; rnoin j 31, Friday ti morn Jail, i. lbo3, Sat.. morn Jan t. 18.1, Sat. 9 morn NOTICE.—The Carditf Steam Navigation Company give Notice, that they will not I". aecouutahle fur any l asseng-rs' Lug^a^e; nor will they be answerable for any Goods. Packa;s, or Parcels (if lost or damaged by lire, leakage, or otherwise), unless booked at their oilice at Card III ur 13ristol, if above, the value of furty shillin¡;8, unless entered at its value, and carriage In pruporlion paid fur the same at the time of hooking, tioods CIJII51i;lIed to order, or not taken away before six o'clock 111 the evening ur the day of landing, will be warehoused at tlie risk awl expense of the consignees. A 11 Hoods to he considered as liens, 1Iot ollly fur Freight and Charges due thereon, but also fur all preriousty unsatisfied Freighl and Charges due by COil. signees lu the Pruprieturs of the saiù Packet. Disputed weight* or measurement, Cl:1illlli fur J09S or damage, s'c" cannot be aUowl,,1 unless written notice of the same be sent to the umcl." on the day otdciiteiy. To and Fro from Bristol, 27th. REDUCED Fakks Born SrtiAMisKs: — After Cabin, Is. Fore Cabin, 0d. Goods and Parcels forwarded with dispatch (I) f,alltrissent Bridaend, Port Talbot, Neaih, SwatH"a, Llanolly. then, Mcrthyr, Aberdare, Pontypridd, Covvhridge, Cacrphi.ly &c" &c., hls"I., and fro" London, Mauchester, Birmingham 1111<1 ail, a is "f lhe kingdom. Omnibuses are in watting at Cardiff en lhe arrival of Ihe Steamers I" convey Passengers to the Railway Stations IInd all parts of toe To*n. llefreshtnents may be had on board on moderate terms. Pour-wheel C»rriig«, 2Us.; Pom-wherl Ptiaetou, drawn by T wo Horse?, 15> One-horse Phaeton, or tJig, 10s. Two-wheel drawn by lhe Due llor>f and iJrtver, Lis.; Horse and liiuer, Alter CaOin, bs.; Fore Cabin, Gs. hd.; C..ttle.4s,; Horses,6s. eaeti; Sheep, 8d cach Lamm, 61. each Pi«s, Dogs, Calves, 1 j. each.—^hippiug& Lauding Live Stock, at rlsh. (If their ()« nets. — These Fares tuclude every expense g&J" Not accountable for any tioods without Shipping Notes. CooUs hatred io and from the Packet at the Company's Expense, both at Caruill and öri<lol. -10 Fees 10 Porters. The above Steamers, for the convenience of Passen- jjer*i, start from iialhurst Basin, Bristol, which is within S iniuuLes' walk of the Great Western Railway Station. CaooUs drlivereil Ireti lOf Hauling and lI..ck Olles ill CitrtlitT. Further information as to Freight, &e., n) ty be ob- tained by applying at the Company's OlHoe, Bule Docks, Carditf ur 10 ,\1r. JOHN EVEIH,lW, Clare- street 11ali, Mars!i-s reet, Bristol. E. J. THOMAS, General Superintendent. r 1m. SECUKT SORllOW.-CERTAIX HELP. IN SIX LANUU AGliS FOR'TV-SEVEN Til EDITION. Illustrating the new mode of treatment adopted by Lullennud, Kieo/d De-laudes, and others, of the Ifo;»ital <les Vcncriens à Paris, a,11 ny.v uIllf.>rmy practiaed III tills country. BY WALTER DE KOOS, M.D., 35, ELT PLACE, HOLBJUN IIILL, LONDON. f|1HE MEDICAL ADVISER, on the yaiious dis. _l qualifying forms of premature decay resulting from iuiectKiu, and jouth'nl a' use. by whic i the vigour and man- liness of life ;;re de-troved, even before the powers of lIa- tuie are fully esta(dished. It contains also chapters on the anatomy ami physiology of botn se*e* ( llustrated by nume- rous colouied engravings), with the Author's obst-rvations on Marriaj»e, its tiuties an 1 huuLr ini e-i. Plain directions for the attainment of health, vigour, and consequent happi- ness. 1 !Ii! rendering it, wnat it.. uatne purports it to be THIS Medical I'IUKND of all who m.v be sull'ering from the consequences ot early error,—a Work which may be consumed with every assurance of henetU. Ai .y tie obtained in a sealed Envelope through all Bouk- sellers, at 2s. til or to avoid difficulty, will be sent dnect fro it the Author, Post free for 42 Po-tage stamps; and where seciesy is necessary, it may addressed in any na ne, <><■ by initials only, to be left »t any Post-ofliee till called'or. Aueiil. f.u- A *•* '■ • — oman onct-t; and hold at the (JUABDIAS Oi FICC. CardilK SoKI also by GillIert, 41). Paiernoster-row Strarxr? 8 Atoett Corner Collins, 113, Fleet Street; Mannav 6.T, ard Sanger. 150, Oxford—-treei, London; Jones, 5, Par.idise- Mrect, Liverpool; Heywno.l. )70, Dean' (Jaie. M„„{riies er Riiimes iSc Co., Leitn W .lk, Edinburgh: Campbell Argyll Street, Gl»»«ow; Powell, 1; Weitmareho.t St're.7 Duoiin; and obtainable by order of all Booksellers snd Medicine Vendor#. REVIEWS OF THE WOKK. Jtift lhe boots everybody ought to re;u] once in their life, aud tile sooner the better we fay.—Pioneer. "The information therein conveyed is really essential to those of other sex who contemplate marriage —Record. It contains ptec fely the information loooften studiously kept from the young and thoughtless.—However, the ktum ledge must come w/ie ti,ne, and happy is the person who does not become it> po-sens'ir itio late."—Politician NOTICE TO TNE AFFLICTED. Froin many year; eitpei iencj at the v..rtous hospitals in London and on the continent, Dr. 1)" Koos is enab'ed to treat, wt!i the utmost certain-y of cure, every variety of dis- ease ari>ing from solitary habits, excesses and infection, wnether primary or secondary, which, from neglect or im- proper treatment, frequently end in gravel, iheumatisru, indigestion, dcutitty, xkt.) diseases, pains iu the kidney* tracts nrnl loins, and a lingering painlui Death T he lament- abieneKiect ot these diseases by the majority of medical men, and their attempts to cure by the use of those dan- gerous n.edicines—meicury, copa ba, cubebs, <xc., Inv« pro- duced tne mint distressing risults. SuH'erers will therefore do well io apply without ileJay to Dr. De Hoos, who gua- rantees u Si ceay and p-r ect cure, without the above medi- cines, thus preventing the posnbi> ity of any .'iffer symnto ns. Th;s truth has been nome out in thousands of instances; and he tur he guaiantees to cure the mo-t inveterate ca»e.i in m sluiit a time as IS consistent with safely, without bill- derauce fro 11 bu-iuess, i.r change ot diet. &c. Listing benefit can 11I:ly LJe r-son;«bly expect d at the hiln is ut tbe ju.¡jclous practitioner, who departing frllm tile routine 01 !4e'H'ral pract ceo devotes tne whul" of It" studies to tins class 01 diseases. A 'd t,) those who call show tlldr possession of the requisite qualilications, the utmost confi- dence may be extended. 1'EliSONS IN 'Tllii COUNTRY wll he minute in the detail ot their eases; aud lo prevent truubte, uo letters from strangers wdl be replied 10, uule-s they contain £1 by Post-oflice O.d. r, or otherwise, tor advice and metltcnes which will Oe sent io any pait of the world, secur. lv packed frotn obsei vaiion or accident. Patients corresponded With till tined. Females, 011 all occasions, attended to with the mo-t ho- nouiable secrecy and delicacy. Post-olfice Oiders to te made piyaMe at the Holborn OtIi:c to Dr. WALTEU DE Hoes, 3;). Eiy Place, IJolboru Hill, London, where he niiy becousutted from 11 till I, and It till 8, Sunday excepted. Aeuree.teCted or tile mo-iey returned. Thjaedeeme.) incurutde tire particularly invited. The Concentrate j (lutta- Vitæ, or Life Drops, are uupaialleled fur their ellic.icy in renovating the im- paired powers of lile, »nd re-invigorating tne Irame incises ot nervous a-id sexual debility, as also (.un'viug ,he bl0ll„ from all pol,ono. infections, the al.iise of mercury ami trom secondary symptoms, such as swell, .g of the bones, loan 01 ha.r. decay ot teeLh, eruptions on the head face and body enlarged aud sore throat, tbieatened de-iructnm ot tne n;ise, paiaie, &e. To tar) e p rsmts who -:are prevented entering the ma nage state by tlie eou-equ.-nert of e-rly errors, they are inv<luable, and for all com,.I»iuts inc dent to females, they have an established reputation. Puce 4". Of. and lis. ner bottle, or four IN. quantities in one large bottle for 3:h" by wlnc.i lis. is saved. PAINS IN THE BACK, GRAVEL. LUMBAGO, RHEUMATISM, BOUT, INDIGESTION, EL4- T U L EN C Y, H E A I) ACH E, N liIt VO C SN e'^S, D E- BI UTY, S T RIC I U ItE, G L E E 1', fte. Dn DH ROOS' COMPOUND R i'.N AL PILLS, as their name Renal (or the Kidneys ) indicates, (HIe been long established as a most s.ite and eilicacijus remedy for the auu.e ilang rr- ous co npllints, dischaiges ot any km), retofott 01 urine, and Diseases ot the Kidneys ani Urinary Organs gene- rally, whether rrsaiting II0in unprudence or winch, if neglected, freii.jently end in et me in th" bladder, and a lingeiing d.-ath. For Depress.on of Sp,r.t-, Blu-hing, Jueapaeiiy for Study or ilu.i lIeH, Confusion, Giddiness, Drowsiness, S!e"I) witlw.H Refreshment, Fear, N.-r»ousness. and Insanity itself, wht'1I arising fiom, or curnlJilled with Urmaiy Diseases, tileY are unequalled. By iheir salutary action in correcting bile au,l acidity of the stomach, punlying anil promnting the renal secretion-, they prevent tne formation of 8toue, aud establish the healthy functions of all these organs, 0;;£ TUIAL will convince the must sceptical of their sur- prising properties. Price Is. 1.^1 2s. 9.1. 4y. Gd., 118. and 33.. per bo* through all Aled.cine Vendors. A considerable saving effected l,y purchasing the larger siz,.s. CAU HON. —There neiug highly injurious imitations of Ih.e .\J, dicillcs etuanaiing from a sell-styled doctor, who copies this announcement, will do well to see tlmt thc stamp, atTixcJ to ea.1.I box an,1 bottle, is a Bona fidk GOVEUNMENT STAMI', bearing: the words, Walter De Roos, Loudon," ill white letters 011 a red ground, and 10 guarit against the recommendation of the spurious articles or any other medicine by uup. iucipled Veudols, who th.reby obt.i¡1 a Urge molit. TO PROTECT THE PUBLlC FROM FRAUD, her Majesty's Honourable Commissioners have directed the name of the Proprietor to be engraved on tne Government Stamp aflixed to his Medicines, without which, none cau possibly be genuine, and to imitate which istelnny. Sold by James, Phillips, and Evans, Cardiff; Roberts, ChemIst, Conway; Hughes, chemist, llaugor Griffith. • hemist, High-street, Carnarvon; Edwards, chemist, Den- h ,rh Hughes, chemist, Holyhead; Beale, chemist, 11 gh- et Wrexham Ward, chemist, High-street, Brecon s;rèe:, Brothers, Post-otfice, Bridgend; Thomas, chemist, I r,ct .Jte Angel), Merthyr; Watkins, High street, Abei- (opp" White, chemist, Guildhall-square, Carmarthen W; chemist, lLgh-street, Cardigan; Davies. chemist I Piter Herald-oflice, Havei ford west; Tre weeks, a.. Pembroke; Evans, chemist, High-street, Swausea, chemut, t Broad-sireet, Newtown; Stepheus, chemist, Moore,chen j|'er(j,yr Tydfil; Ferris & Score, druggists, High-stieet, J- yVaiton, Ciironicie-oliioe. Snrews- Uuioii-street, Hook',eiler, Broad-stroet Leominster bury C il co » Dragon), Hereford Farror, Beacon- Hook (ojipos c jeukins, Commercial-street, aud Pud- oilice, Monmouth; J<UI" M lip., Chemist, iligh->treet, Newport; and obtainable through all Med cine Venders, ol whom also may be had "THE MEDICAL Advised* N.tj.—Should dilticulty arise in procuring any of the above, by seudiug the amouut by Post-office Order, or Stamps, to 35, Ely Place, Holborn Hill, London, they will be sent securely packed to an)' addreis, HENRY FRY & CO., WINE MERCHANTS, HIGH STREET, CARDIFF. FAMILY WINE CARD. LIST OF CASH PRICES FOR A SINGLE nOTTLE.1 DOZEN. GALLON. SHERRY-A genuine good ,|itmer Wine, pale or goIdenT^TTTiT.. 2» 6d 30s los Pi line Golden Do. (recommended) 3s Od 36s A delicious Pale Dry Sh*ty (very choice) f 42s lhe best Amantillado flavored do., Pale or Golden 4s 0u 48a Ordinary Qualities from Vood 12a to 15s MARSALA—Inghams 1! 2s 0(1 24s 12s UUCELLAS—A delicate and ielicio'us Dinner \Vine" 4s ()J 48a CHAMPAGNE —First Class Sillery 6 011 728 Second Class 60s (An Original Case, containing I Doz. Bottles, may he obtained of either quality.) PORT—Good Ordinary (a gxnmne Wine) 2s 3°s 15a A Superior Wine (rich flavour) 30s Prime Old Crusted Port, 4 y?ars in buttle 3s 6d 42s Finest Old Crusted Port, Vintage 1842 4s Ordinary Qualities from the W0°od 12s to 15i CLARET—Ordinaiy Qualities 4 0 to 4 6 48s to 54s Chateau Margaux 6 (I to 6 6 72s to 78s Chateau Lafiite 7 0 lo 7 6 N4s t0 90s ROTA TENT. 3 0 to 3 6 36st04:s 189 to 21s PONTAC 1 6 to 1 9 18s to 21s 9a to 10s 6d WHITE CAl'E 1 6 to 1 9 lSs to 21s 9s to 10* 6d SPIRITS. Pale Cognac Bnmdy in original 63s 288 lirowii do 5'.8 259 Tli oi iginai Old Tom Gin 28s 148 Lou ion'Gin 24;¡ 10. to 128 Jamaica Hum :hJs 14s to 16s Scotch Whiskey (Hen Nevii) 40s ISs to •„>()* Irish Do. :n.)s 14s to l(is THE TUADli SUfPHEU UJION LIBERAL TiOltMS. Igg/" Agents for theCelebratcl EAST INDIA PALE ALE, aud G U INN ESS & CO.'S EXTRA SrOUT, in Casks or Bottles. AllO.'ders amounting to £ 3 and upwards sent Carriage Free, Please to bsera—Ojfice next door to Messrs. Towjrood's Bank, Hiyh Street, Cardif. I MFC !TANT NOT ICE TO INVALIDS GENUINE life ASAM TEA. k>~ REPORT of the A*A'TICAL SANITARY COMMISSION, vide The Lancet, August Pad, 1851 ALL THE SAMPLES OF ASAM TEA WERE FOUND PURE." At the GREAT EXIUBION. the Company received a MEDAL for the puritv and excellence of their Teas. The peculiar rec<«nmet*(icns of ASAM TEA are attested by the rigid scrutiny and close analysis to which this newly- discovered species of Tea hsJheen subjected by Chetnicat and Medical Practitioners. The flavour of th- Tea agreeably piquant and aromatie. As a stomachic beverage, it is perfectly wholesome and repealling, and, unlike otilLTea, does not injure the nervous system. Good Black 4s. 4d. per pound. ) Fine Ditto 5s.'Od. j Finest Picked Leaf Gs. Od. „ I I'1 one-pound, half-pound, quarter-pound, aud two- Biue Mixed 4s. 8 i. ounce sealed packct», containing the full weight of Fm^GreeT1c!' 0d.' j Tea, exclusive of lead and paper. Finest Picked Lear 7s. Od. „ J CAU nON-Every I'HCIC*' bears the Arms and Address of the ASAM TEA COMPANY, 11, Crooked-lane, KuWiHiam-ftreet. London without which the Tea is not geuuiue. ;LE AUTHORISED AGENTS FOR THIS DISTRICT. Fishguard Mrs. II. narr I Merthyr Tydfil.Mrs. Williams, confectioner, Hi-'h.street Haver torn west. Mr. A. HeH,(p"r. Bridge-street Newport(Mon.)..Mr. M. Evans, Library Hi.r|street Knighton Mr. W. Ed*af bookseller S-ansea' Mr. J. Harris, Chemist. Oxford-street L-ugharue .Mr,J, Col Unlove House U.k(Mon.) .M,s-e. M. and E. Edwards, milliners. Llanelly Mr. O. Hrooui^oner I Bnd.;e..)reft AGENT FOR CARD?.—MR. HENRY WEBBER, GUARDIAN OFFICE, DUKE-STREET AGENTS WANTED HOWQUA'S MIPURE AND MOWQUA'S SMALL LEAF GUNPOWDER. THE MOST LUXURIOUSEAS AT REDUCED PRICES. ]\/TESSLLS. BRO(',KSOPP, ^TS, & CO., of High Street, Soutlnvark, London, Sole Importers of the n-,pi« I c ratl;tl HOWQUA's aud J^QUA's TEAS, have much plea-ure in anuounciu^ lo tne Public that, alter a pro- ne*i°ciation with the growet1 'hese leas, they have obtained such concessions as enable.1 them to reduce the I >?. so niit'erially, as to bring then1"1"1 l'le reach ot an extended circle of purchaseis. !e!' 'lays ot l)reien,i°n. wli1 he art of puffery is ex In us ted to palm off upon the public mere rubbish undera aecor.iied .fisguue, u would seem al9t hopeless to advertise a KOod article without bestowing a ltw superlatives upon u, out as uood wine needs no bmh.° Su°d leas require no adventitious aids to recommend them. 1 ne Howqua's and Mowqua's T' imported by lirocksopp. Sous, & Co., have been kuolVu to and appreciated by tlie public lor very mauy year- REDUCED PRICES. Howqua's Ulixtur^P'mnd Cstty Package 5S. q,J> Mowqua's S iidll-lt^u"P«v"'der, ditto 7^" oj] Seuii-Howqui 4s. 8J.—— Semi-Mowqua 6s. 4d. per lb. N.B.-None are geuuine which not Indi.1 Catty Pa-klges« secured with the Seals of IWquaand Mowqua i\1erch"nto, Catiton. BUOCKSOPP, SONS, & Co. submit trf""w!ifr prices for their esteemed PACKAGE TEAS, which will be found excellent for Family consumption. GODJ totijmi 3s. 4d. to 3s. 8d. Fine (Junpowder 4^ q j Ditto pdrticuUrly recommended for F'y "■'e 4s. Oi. Ditto strongly recommended 5=,' (Jd*. GE.iNE PATENT ROASTED COFFEES. The Treasury Minute, permitting/ "'jm'xture of Chicory with Coffde, havine been uv an Order in Council, dated 29th J ily ISo. BroclLJ "rc at 'enuUi enabled to compete suc<sslnll.v .Wrr. scrupulous dealers, by the recn"—> 'Coffee* n ici-tf e ?° •v.acu. Tliev beg to call attention ine suuj.mieu Ast oi price, for pu^olrcei>» l>-«-k«.U ill 1 lb. tiu cauiste.s, and in tinfoil packages of all sizes, to preserve thcarutnit. Fine Plantation Is. 4d. Finest Old Mocha 2s. Cd. FtueRichAIocha. I s. bil. AGENTS FOR THIS DISTRICT. r 9,-vnDIFF Harriet Simi',Bute Dockj- HAVERFORDWEST William Thomas, Groccr. MKUI'HTU T'VUFIL DAVID LEW ,"jt LLANDILO John James. •' •••• THOMAS Sri^3' Chemist. LLANUOVEIIV llees liiali.ir,, Stone Street. OARMVUTUKN ] 1 ,?ucer. ,t 4 i w ir Uoyil »• !zat)**t!i Le*h, ilrat>t4. „*h!,PU' ,,eap "olywell, Joseph P.-oliv. „ NEWPORT Joseph Grout, Stationer. II A\ tiirouiiWEST H. E. i»ot„.rVtc;orta Place. SWANSEA Jonathiu Dury, Grocer. I hom,is Wil(<lt!'n'5'* TESBV. Ricliurd Ma-on, Bookseller. ir, "■ I Grtryinie Har\ IJeAi:FOUT.R.Philli,,s,Ej<hibmonHall,Beaufort IrouWorks ApP"cat,°n« 'or Agencies, ajcoinp. :>^ r«i»e-t4ble references in London, may be addressed to Messrs. Brocksopp Sons, & Co., High-stri-et.Southwark. HEALTH FOR A s^LING! >1 '• '.v N! V V^'j/ ■•' j ■ J..« SIT' '<A U. » -i" • IIOLLOWAY'S PIL" EXTRAOUniVARY CUltK OP in0" "EALTH. DISOltDIiK 101) SROXUCH L\I SRI0S' A N 0 I)Erj!ft Ml NATION OK 151.00 I) 1l; m'U>- Copy of A: Letter frmn Mr. John Lloyd "WE"' NCAR „ F „ ,LA,L,*L-"h, Merioneil.shir LO I'rolessor H0U.0W.vY STK,—1 I«VAIL inysen of' THE fJR„ OF inf'»miiiS you, IB«I for a very LONG period 1 WNS <LAIU;, R- 011s GI.idiness «TL.L frequent MWi„,MU„'LN by a loss of A,M,eUt, uisoru. red 1 paired heiilih. Every me, HAD "E A"-V, ^R- manent relici, and at LEUNIH U BECAME so IJV* 1 "1"* realiy AFRAID of goin- al».MU witl„.„T »„^N «* J" uieirtiirholy comjition I WANED personal I' R.V clieini-t, for the .ITR!1! ^HIT 1 null better .10; he kindly reco.nuil iricd ihein without delay, and AFTER TNU^ T V1"" lime 1 AUI happy to near U stimonv to th'ein I' I am no* restored to perKrt healtn, a,»«l 1*'V ^f""00 duti,ti. You arc at liberty to 1 Uer iu auy way you niav think proper. 1 am, SN, >r,r obeeient ser«|C IINVR-V June 6.I1, 19O2. (SI -UED) > .M IK ACL? I.O Li S CUILE OK f)' Extract of A L.etter tioirr ICdward ITO.VL^ ° 'NT'LA Walk, 1 OBAJJO, AA;ED April To I'roi'essor H'>LL<hv a V 1JKAK Mil.-I .item it A ,,LLTV I 0«e L" ,L,E AL lar>;C to inf irm yo., A INON LULRA..UL;T4,COVVR> LLI^L orea.lUl uiseane, l)Ral>»Y,and win -H'P WAS etfeceu L»V Vour liivaluati.e fills. 1 W ''VE '"N,S wnhin eulit moiiil.s, and skdfully tr,.D',S LVL" "<LLCAL practitioners, b it couid NUI ^«T C ired UMMV,'J RKC""R"E ,W your remedy, and not withsianilin^ all' "'l^one, tins miraculous multcine cured iu« uAl, (SL<ue.I) EIJV^IL1 IN K A LLLHLK CU Hi OK A SROVHR- TRT A '.NT' WLL'IF 1 X OLC; IS3 |'N> V A N (J V iVi 1^ ACHES. Extra tola Letter from Ytr. S. (J >WN'I, (^1' Clif.on near linnol. LU-CJ July LL IT To Professor if uLl.titV A V, l)I:\K Silt. 1 a 111 requested by A LSJV |L TLIO-n* just arrived Irom tfie VVe»I Indies, to F'S.IJIRIT "'at tor a pei 1.id ot ei,;ht yiat s lit rscif aud L.MF'> SUTL. ^L0IN COU" inital hail EAF' H, IIH-hij fron ilis.ir'CI'I A"D S ooiiich, ludigesiiou, K,»S of Apputit'1 Vi 'A L-aches, pains IU llie Mile, weaivUes-. IT genet A: 'IILTY J-WHICH SHE cotiMilted tne M.IST etniueui meu iu tin: lho.it any tieueficial result, at lasF, she TIAO LE^OJ' TO ^JVALUJIDE 1'lils, wiucil IU <i v.-ry stiori u.nc change (01 me t-Min.T, Ui.a sue couuu-irti aiM latuily wi re ruMori-ii to tjea.itti ami Utsirerf me to *ayf thai she has wuaessca **■ *y virtues iu com planus iaci'leutul io /i|r,i|.tri y iu cust-s ot Meailes atio ScarUuua, h/u- p i^itwe cures oi thtise di.seaH»s wuli uo oiher (Signed) A DANG K:tOU-> LlVBif Cr)MpL,^T «»• ^pi6vlS IN lllr, S 10 d AC 11 EFKECILL1-<V 'I J Copy of a Letter Iron..dr. ^SNTOU- under L> lie, daieu J J|Y' UL To I'rofessor IIUI.LoVVaY, DeaIC J>Ili, — 1 NAWE uiuch pl.-asur^ 111 ."1\1" Y')I[ it lest 1 MO 111AI OT the eflicacy 01 yours,, a ill this rui^!ioo.IRNU.nl witli »tio.U 1 AJ WEI' p'SL,N alllicteu tor A LONG liuia «iiti v lo'.eut '• WAE stu nacli anil lieer, ar.s:lIg fro.N ÎrNtHt 'FANI''LE A,ILI tike of a p"r,.ili Of obliged 10 aSSIlI1l" I" "IS hii-in ss." '(I": P!I«_■ L» ,e W,4S alarmiiij; character, aud freijueutly left^ 'L?'"1* wer O! A:1 't biliiaie.1 condition. At length he Itdrd Wea,, de- etle.cis of your luvaluahle F'llis.anu ^VAS|U,JL, 'he SJLUIIRY a trial. Tile lirst dose GAVE him CONSIDER)"^ RE| 10 giveTLIE;A lowin £ ITI^IN up in accordance wiilj YOULDLRT!L:I;,> anil ty loi- acted jl) wuudertuliy in CLEANSING ITIE H^'1' A.I^NS, 111 'yll4vc streiijjiheiiiug the digestive organs that UE ^A^U.NACN, :IU1^ to llie eujoyuient OL good liealtn.. ''EEU RESURED 1 remain, dear Sir, yours TTI 1,1 FILL ( SIGNED) \V 1 V1 V H !> These celebrateu Pills are vvonderfuf'' E''JTF)SROCK- following complain/ ^UUS iu Ague Female lrreguiaritie^CR°ful I Asthma Fevers of all kinds ^VIJ, OR KING'S IJiltous COMPLAINTS Fits SORE |\ Biotc.'ieson theSkin Gout ^'0,LE \0ats Bowel Complaints Head-ache ?'C°"<1JI Gravel Colics Indigestion IC" 1JULSYMUTOM9 Constipation of the Inflammation N°U»uteux lio»els Jaundice CLTE.R8\ Cousumptiou 1/iver Complaints ^E"ERE» 0 etj il ty Lumnago ^VOR,"SVLTECII00S Uropsy Plies "'EAKUEJ^! L;uul» Ojseutery Itheuuiatism EVET CA?JROIN Wh»L Erysipelas Ketcntiou of Urine \,SiC.&c' Sutdat the Establishment of ProfesOR HolU Strand (near Temple liar), London, AD *'Y AL A V, Druggllltli and Dealers In .\Jculcines t hrt'ghout If,ectIlIJJe worid, at the following prices-Is. ild.11 4, ie d and 33,1. eacii Box. 'I'nere is a its., taking THE larger sizes. **VIUG iM.R.—Directions for the guidance o paiient< disorder are alined to cach HOX, EVER^ I Throw physic to the dogs,-I'll none of it.Shalspere. UNDEU XtIB v, AND PAT RONAOE OF XII B tTHE PRINCIPAL QUE EX. JSOC1LITY. -() OPER'S ROYAL 15 AT II PLASTERS IL supersede the use of Inward Medicine for Coughs, Astlinid Hoarseness. Itidifresnou, Palpit-itson of the Heart, Croup, Hoopinir Cju-Ii, lufluetiz» Ch onto Strains Hruises, Lumb»K. Spinal and Rheumatic Adections, Diseases of tne (sliest and Local Pains. i\IOIH: WoNDE«pot- CURES SPLECTE,, raox MANY O 111EUs TOO NUMUHOUS To PUBLISH: INFLAMMATION OF THE LUNGS. „ Fore-ireet, Limehou.se. J„ne 1, 1850. Messrs Roper aud S>1 be« to stale y.u,r Royal Uath 1 Usters cured me of an attack of infi imn,,tion of the 'UUhrs- J. HOUNSfiY. T .,CIJliF- °v AN ALARMING PAIN IN TUES-OE. fnr r"' aUil Gs?,iilei,.ei» 1 tmd a Piaster X '7^ ;'r a,».al.ar"»'"K numtiness and pain in he side, w.nch led me to fear a parau tic stroke.. Sne is n!iiMt:ar,t ° •'I'elmd the Plaster to her side, and the pain and 11 amotiess entirely ic-. h, ill tllle" Wt.Hk!1> EDWARDJOHN KENNEDY. 32, Cattle Market, Sheffield, Iku4. 10. 1843. WOSDEllFUL EFFECTS ON ASTHMA OF 2) YEAltS STANDING- Soulnnry House, Lei^hton Buzjs.rd. Bedi'ornshire. GeniL'tnen—l.Iavin- beea bfflicte I «iii a„ asthmatic eou,rn tor tlie Inst twenty yeais, «.,d bein< within t wo hour* rnle: of London, I be^ to inform you th*t I" have during the last fifteen years consulted snore tt,«n oue of the fir-t physicians of the day, an.l the only g >«>d I have re- ceived ha. been a temporary ivl-ie!, after en,ting iiie pounds upon pounds Since the commencement of the present month, Iivas advistd to try one of "Roper's Royal Hitti Plasters''tv»r tfie chest, ami so grl'at Ivas been the benelit al- ready receive I, it,a 1 c insider uiyseif in duty houtid to write \ou HHH te^tioionia!. 1 tiave snffrred so inm.M ot late, e-peoiully upon awakhit; in tne morning, that 1 hive jre- [(oently been t NO hours in dressinn, whiie tne perspiration Has oeen running down iny face tiie greatest part of the tune. 1 ITO.V oi'»ss wuli e*e in naif an h mr. Tr istin^ ynur itwalualile di.-eoveiy will be m ,,» known throughout tile Country, for lhe benefit ot tfie afllicten pu'ri-c, 1 am, Gentlemen, your* fjieatly-o'jliged, WILLIAM ULUSDY, AI.C.P., aged 40. To Messrs. Roper A Sou Dec, 2) lS.jl. C 0 U (p II EIGUT \"EARS' STANDING! ■ 18, Joy olivet, B 1<VI| 19,18.52. Sir*, —In th* month .o? Decemb t U-t. I in^i one ot your ] Roy 11 3-ith Plasters, naviii^ f.,r the lau e.^ht years Deen trouble l, with a violent cou^n, tightness fir the *cne>t. and 'liflicolty of brei'hin^, fnoii «incii [ hai- I'lttihl -o much Ikeuefit, that I will thank yod 'o send ine another by return of port. Your's respe fully. PHIliIP EUEKjf, Couedidu. Tv Messrs. Roper and Son. UEMAUivAULE CUUtt OF COUGH ATTENDED WITH rAIN IN THE ClIESf. Cr >ss Key* .lotei, Hull, Marc'i 16. ISol. Dear Sirs,— I certainly should not have hepn able to spend the winter in this cold damp town, I hail woru one of your Plasters. It relieved my cou^h iu a few • lays after beM^i applied, and soon ciused tlie pain in my chest to cease. J he Royal Balli PiasU-rs are indeed an excellent remedy. I shall not fail to recommend t'.ein to auy of m/fiieuls who suffer from coughs, pain III the or And am, de:r SUs, yoar's re^p-vtiullv, S. JACKSON. La'ceniieath, near Mil lenhad, SuffYU, Fell. 2, 11352. Deir Sirs,— About twelve month* a^ I wis recom- mended by a t>e iile'cu to try your ltoper's Royal IJ .th Platter vhich I <ii>>. »«d have tonud it very he .efiua Before us n(? the R >y .1 Bath Plaster, I had been subject to con 'lis Jld< especially during ine winter months, scarcely free"1 r >n. tcoiij-.i a week togetner w"°'e,W,V. '{ but since 1 have worn the Uoyal l»itli .aster, (*J' J have without int-rui.ssio.l since,) a cold or coI..M 'M » a different eh«t -.nd by talatig a l.ttie ere, soot. le.»•-» ™e. If this should be read by any sudj.'ct to the complain s. I would recommend them to try the e means, and I have no doubt they will agree *it»i me" '« U,e eltlCremn». gentlemen yonr most obedient Messrs. R-jper md Son Siiellield. \VM. F. NOTICE The words, ROFEK'S ROVAL PLASTEU," en- <0 graved ontheGo verument stamp, X/^ aud the Proprie- tor's Autograph 011 the back, thus:— T.ese truly \nv,.ltiable Plasfers nre compounded on edi 'o-Cheuiic al principles, from British herbs, and the Guflt and Bals sitis 'It'tl)O Eastern clllDe- «« Where shru.bt yield balsam, an ) where flowers and trees Distil some genial balm for all disease. Prepared only t»y ROBERT ROPER and SON.Chemiats, Sheffield. Full-sizid P'msters, ls. l^d.; and for Children 9J 1. each; or direct by pi ist, on receipt of Is. 41. or l*. each.—For the u *e of Hospi «ls, lnlirmaries, Dispensaries, Poor-Law Unions, the M edical Proitission, Fain,ly use, and Chaiity purposes, &c, — iu Tin Cases, at 4s. lid., lis., 22s., 33s. each case. BEWARE OF IMITATIONS!-Be particular to shk for ROPER' BLASTER. 1..
VICE-CHANCELLORS' COURT, THURSDAY,…
VICE-CHANCELLORS' COURT, THURSDAY, DEC. 16. ( Before Sir R. T. Kindarsley.) SMITH v. THE SWANSEA DOCK COMPANY. This came on upon two motions—the fill" to dissolve an injunction which).is Honour had granted ex parte <>n the 5th of October last, and the oilier to commit a person named Pickeriug, as the contractor for making the dock- of ttee defendant*, and to sequestrate their goods for an alleged breach of such injunction. 'lhe case atose upon the man- ner in which earth, stone-, and sludge had been thrown or "tipped" out of the dock*, by reason of which the plain- tiff's complaint was (h it a trespass and injury hid ben committed upon him, the sea from tide to tide carrying with it these materials, and, by reason of their situation, return- ing and scattering them, not to their original position, but upon his land, an,f beyond the limits of deviation marked in the plans for making the docks under the defendants' act, and deposited with the cl rk of the peace for the county of Glamorgan. The plaintiff' was a lessee of the Duke of Beaufort of that part of the b,ch or S vansea-bay between high and low watermark, adjoining and facing the dock worki, and, as such lessee, collected clay lor purposes of h s own. The defendants had submitted to the injunction, hut having proceeded with the works in a manner wh ch the plaintiff still considered objectionable, be bad made the second motion in consequence. Mr. Folleit and Mr. James appeared in support of the motion to dissolve the injunction; Mr. Bacon and Mr. Bevir opposed it, aud supported the motion to commit for breach and Air. Bacon was proceeding to reply on the second motion, when, after some discussion, The Vice-Chancellor sanctioned the following order namely, that the bill should be dismissed without costs, all further proceedings being put an end to. COURT OF CHANCERY, LINCOLN'S INN, Dec. 15. (Before the Lord Chancellor and the Lords Justices of Appeal.) IN RE THE MONMOUTHSHIRE AND GLAMORGANSHIRE BANK- ING COMPANY. EX PARTE CAPE'S EXECUTOR. This was an appeal motion to discharge an order of the Master of the Uolh, dated the 29ili of July last, wherebv the mime ot John Ebeticzer Davies, as executor of John Cape, win directed to be reta-ned on the li-t of eontribu- tories of the above-mentioned company for 105 shares, without auy limit at. to his responsibility. There was also a second appeal motion to discharge an order for a call of jEGO per share. In both instances the Master of the Rolls had affirmed the decision of the Master. It appeared that Mr. Cape was the traneferree of all the 105 shares in re- spect of which Mr. Davies had been made a contributory, having purchased them antecedent to the 9th of December, 1846. It also appeared that some of the debts which had been proved against the company under the Winoing-up Act had been incurred previous to the dates of the different transfers to Mr. Cape; and the objection raised by the tippeal was, that the liability of Mr. Cape only extended to debts and liabilities of the company which had been in- curred subsequent to the transfers of the several shares. The clauses of the deed of settlement which were referred to or relied upon in the argument weie the 32nd, 54tb, 57th, and the fiOth. The Lord Chancellor delivered the judgment of the Court, and said that it was quite clear that iu common partner, hips the law made no difference whether there were two or 100 partners. The present case was not, however, one of ordinary partnership, for the compdllY had been formed under the Banking Act. That statute, however, did not exclude the provisions of the subscribers' deed of settlement, or the usual obligations conferred by the p ir- chase of shares. Now, if nothing appeated upon the face of that deed whereby the liabilities of purcha-ers and vendors were defined and concluded, he should certainly be of opin- ion that a purchaser took the share; subject to all the liabi- lities and benefits attaching to them at the time of the pur- chase. In the present ca-e the capital of the company was to consist of £ 500,000 in dE20 shares, and, therefore, to hold a contrary opinion to what be had just stated would be to give the purchaser of even a single share a right to call upou the company for an account of its position at the time of his purchase. How could any company go on for a week with such a te-trictiou ? He (the Lord Chancellor) should re- quire a very strong case to be made out before he would exempt a purchaser from the liabilities incident to the shares which he had purchased. for it appeared to him that a purchaser went into the concern for'good or for bid, and must take his chance accordingly. Being, therefore, of opinion that if there were no clauses in the deed of settle- ment creating a new contract and liability, the purchasers of shares were liable for all the debts and losses of the com- pany, it became importaut to see whether there was any such provision in it, His Lordship then referred to the clauses set forth above, and said that, so far from there being any such restriction in favour of a purchaser, the 60,h section cleared a proprietor from liabilities incurred while a pro- prietor, and, in fact, relieved him from the obligations of the deed of partnership itself. In another part of the deed there was a provision. that no shareholder should be a part- ner until he had executed the deed; and, therefoie, a purchaser executing the deed bound himself by all the covenants in it from the commencement of the partnership, for profit or for loss. By holding a contrary doctrine a blow would be struck at all dealings in such shares, and companies themselves would be brought to a standstill. He (the Lord Chancellor) would not refer to the cases, as he did not think they applied, being all of ihem cases of contract; but would, with the concurrence of the Lords Justices, lay it down as a principle of this Court, that shares must be considered to be bought and sold as they are flourishing or otherwise, and that a purchaser takes them with all benefits and also liabilities. theappeatmustue dismidsed with costs. ——
I M P E III A L PARLIAMENT.
I M P E III A L PARLIAMENT. HOUSE OF LORDS-FRIDAY. Their lordships assembled at the usuil hour; aud after the transitu)!! of the formal husiueee, cousequence of what toot place in the House of^Commons ta<t ni<{ht with respect to the resolutions moved by the Chance:ior of the Exchequer, and in consequence of the unavoidable absence of the Prime .\liuii-ter, who has go ie to see her Majesty at Osborne, 1 have to move that this House do adjourn to Monday nClt." Their lordships then adjourned until Monday. L, HOUSE OF COMMONS—THURSDAY. DERBY BRIBERY PETITION.—The report of the select committee appointed to inquire into the charges of bribery contained in the petition from Derby was brought up by Mr. Coulburu, and Had at tlie table. The committee le- ported that— Your committee, appointed to take into consideration the inatter of the petition of the inhabitant householders of the borough of Dnhy, and to report thereupon to the House, have examined witnesses and hear I counsel as well on behaff of the Right Hon. W. Bere»ford, S- crrtury-at- War, and a member of this house, and have agreed to the following report: — Your committee have to reporf, with respect to the special alienations c mtaiued iu tne petition before them, that the evidence which they ban taken bad sa«is fi ^>1 tbem that a plan for an oganized system of bribery had exisle i in the borough of Derby at the la-t eleciou, and fiat the Right Ii,)!): W.U..re"roru wrote a letter to one Juhu Frail iu the following terms A gond and safe man, with judgment and quickness, is wanted immediately at Derhv. 1 suppose ) LlU cannot leave your own place if not send some one whom you can trust in your place. Let him go to Derbj oil receiving this, and find the County Tavern, in the centre of the town. Send hi.3 card to Cox brothers, and C,), lead works, as coining from Chester. That will be enough.—Yours, •' Monday.' W, H. Th'tt, ill consequence of such letfc, one Thomas M >r- gan, of Shrewsbury, was sent io Derby to the said John FUIII, Hud. nciing oi instf.iCtion* there receive* wa< sub- sequently detected and apprehended whilst c iri-yiii, out the aforesaid piau of all organised system 01 bribery, proved befufl' your comm,t'et! t, have exi-ted. Your committee, however, do not Hud sufficient evidence to satisfy their inin is that the arrangements .scheme, and objects, as re- ferred to in the petition, were known to and eojieuived in by the Kight lion. William Beres'ord, Secretary-a:-W ar, an I a member of this House; but your committee are ot opinion the equ.voc.il e*iiressions ,of tins letu-r ought at least to have sug/ejte I to him an idea of the improper u«e which might be aud which w is uia-fe of the letter, and they find a reckless indrfFeretice to consequences winch t icy cannot too highly ceu*ure oil the motion of Air. Gjtilburn, the report was then orde ed to he pr nted. THE BUDGET.—Ti<e Home then went into committee on tile Lorn J, Russell raised a fÓrlll" tjue-'tiou a-i to rho mo le of proceeding, in order th t the llio-e should understand the real' "lilue upon whit h it had to com» >o a dec s o i.. A very desultory discussion ensu*.l, the < illicul-y t,t,' ng thi". The chaiitri-iti oftne commt t«e hid read a portion of lhe original re>o.otii>ti—tn it pur -taii' g lint the lions*, dutic. siionUl cea»e and ib termine, when Mr \V. AV liiam* moved at.1 u,nt-to I tneii f, which he subsequent.y withdrew. Mr. Briglit, ttii-reforr, ad I he should «•»»• no 'o ilie reso u- tion, ui"<inii);r the whole of Hie resolution, which on to dwuhle the h"iise tax. According tn lech nc-il rule t'Vt'r..t.1o; i ai iii^ '< r arlei.is.oii ,1I,H)t: lie trsilhJHiil 8!1i 1'.1' us read, and tin* 1.'lI,jlrlll accordingly <!lo«ei ¡:¡e .1" bate to proceed. This was uos 11I.f,'l'¡"'Y, hi,id ..L\ a warm discussion, in which several t £ ;11, ,1;. pirt, it was oTranged mat t .e res iluiion Miould be read id i's cio.e. The Ciiaiicetl-.r the Exchequer, in giving ¡I'S a»se it '0 this course, w irued (he friend* oi tie G Fit-noitt that, in voting for tie resolution a, a in uk of liietr eoofi it-nce iq Government, Illov were not thereuy pledged ~ubs. q i-utl v to to tli- mcea-eof ttie house-tax of "IIY other of the detail r ol the L> id jet. Ttie re 01, having been then re 1-1, fro n the chair, .S.r A. C 'i-kbnr!) C J!I)II""I",I on the mm ier i:, itlivn the Chinceilof ot the ii\cileq.rer na I more lliio once changed [lie issue they hat t'try, an I dec! ired his int uitu ol m.'etiiisj the proposed resolution witn a decided negative. llie i>o'ictor-{Jeoeral for Ire.aoo, in reply to tlie argu- ments of Air. Giad-1 >ne, d f.n!d ttie p opod'ion foi ex- tending the iiicume-l.iK >>> ttie irish f.jnds which was, he contended, no breach ol'fnth with tne pub ic creditor, lie atso insisted oil the propriety of not fxte .d:u,: the income- I-,ix to 1,:ifitie,i i)rol)erty i(i l,el -ii,i, be, u,e ot t!,e sulF-riug io whic i tlie I nided propriety s in mat country had been tor the la*t fe.v year-, exp >sed an I further con- tended t!>e reduction ot the utali-t.it would inevitably find its way to the consumer, and vvrs th-reto.e a beneficial pro- position. i'lie lious. -tan „a- tfie f ir.st ihit could be col- lected—it was also easy of colli-ciou, and if it were wis^ to adopt it. he thought ic unfair to threaten lion members with their constituents, when they should tie governed only by its -ense of just ce, aud its appiopt uteuess f-T the ol ject iu view. The Chancellor of the Exchequer said, ihrr aft-r four i)iglits c)fcriticii,it ),, l,ii %#,it-citietit, by some of lhe highest autuoriiics in llie House, he then rose to viudicate its policy and to prove that lite attacks made upouitwfreuntoundfd. He proceeded to inform the House that the I'ubitc Woiks Loan 1<'ulI,l, wiiich he pr*.— p sed to appropriate, and lor which proposal lie was attacked bv Sir J. tiraham, was the means of squandering vast sums 01 public money without lhe sanction of Piill1am,-nt. and without the knowledge of it being gjt at eyeu by Hie lion, member for Montrose. In tins wa> no less than £ 230,01)0 was advanced to the Thames Tunnel Company, not oue shilling of which had ever been repaid, and upon which ijitiierti.) otily one-half per cent, interest had been lecelved bv the Treasury. In the same way a large sum, about £lj(),lIOO was advanced for Battersea-paik, u;).)U which there was JE12,0C0 due lor interest at the present time, lie bad a catalogue of similar instances, showing all aggregate loss to the country of no less than £ 700,000 from the ope- ration of this luud, which, it had been sa d, had never led to the loss of one shilling. There was no necessity to keep up solirge a'balance iu me Exchequer, and therefore it was that he had made the proposition which hid been so much deprecated by Sir J. Giaham and other bou. members, In leply to the argument of Sir C. Wood as to his having made a mistake in his calculations relative to the malt-tax, he contended that he was perfectly correct in these calculations, as also in the course tie had taken with respect to tne draw- back. All the information wh ch he Ind received from the Cipe of Good Hope only tended to convince hilll of the cor- rectness ot his anticipations with respect to the Kallir war. and that he might take credit, as he had done, fur £2UU,UUù ot the money voted for that war, which he believed iitigijt be considered1 as c used. lie had been told by Mr.Goulburu that be ha i niade 1.0 allowance for the loss of 10 per cent. on sugars rilined in bond, in reply to which he would say that he ha I not made any such allowance, lor he did not believe that any loss whatever would take placu. In consi- dering the ijuestiou uf taxation tliev had to look at a variety "> of taxes, some of which—such as thp tax on the transfer of land and the legacy and probate duties-must ere long be brought under the consideration of the Unusp. The Go- vernment, however, had decided upon the house-dntv and wh. n he was warned bv Sir C. Vv o id aga nst recklessly adding t » the di-ect tax ,turn of the co-.irnry, he could not help reminding the H >ti e t.'iat that ri^ht hoti. baronet had him.-elf originally proposed a house-tax double in amount to that whirl) he hail suhfeq en'Iy cart ie.l, and lie had also been reckless enough to pr pound to the House tlm doubling of rh.. income-tax. Winding un his argument on this Ilea l, the T'ght lion, gentleman said, he had no wish to criticise further the merits of the right lion, baronet-that Hons- would be the judge bet ween them but he would remind h rn that petulance was not saicism, nor insolence indig- nation. In carrying the. income-tax down to incomes of £10.1 per annum, he was chiefly guided bv a reference to the Superannuation Bill introduced by Sir J. Graham, who now condemned the arrangement contained in the Budget, but who Ind himself proposed to tax the clerks, who had only X- 100 per annum, at the rate of 2,1 percent. towards the superannuation fund, while those above £100, even if they were only 1: 110, were taxed 5 percent. He was surprised to hear it contended on the other side of the House that the rsiluct-on of the malt-tax would never find its way tu the consumer. It was said that Protection was dead. Why it was rampant on the opposition benches. They had usurped the places which his friends formerly occupied, and he be- lieved they would be just as unsuccessful. The right hun gentleman then proceeded to argue thrt a great saving of expenditure might be calculated upon from the efficiency with which the public service would be conducted, for economy was the natural result of efficiency but tilo,e re- trenchments could uot be brought to bear before the year 1854-55. He knew he had to face a coalition but coalitions though sometimes successful, were seldom so for any length of time j and against such a coalition he appealed from that House to the nation at large. The hon. geotlemau con- cluded a brilliant speech amidst immense cheering. Mr. Gladstone commented on the license of language in- dulged in by the Chancellor of the Exchequer, who had yet to learn, he said, the limits of discretion, moderation, and forbearance, and was not therefore justified in imputing in- solence t> others. The rijlit hon. gentleman then argued against the resolution before the llou«e, to which he was opposed, whether it related to the house duty or lo lhe Budget as a whole. His cliiel objection to the proposition as regarded the house-tax, was its conjunction with the re- diictiou of half the malt-tax. Afier some observations from Mr. Conolly, The committee divided, and the numbers were-For the resolution, 286 Against it, 305 Majority, 19. The House then resumed, and adjourned until Monday, in order to give time to consider the course to be pursued' by the Government. MONDAY. MINISTERIAL CRISIS. The Speaker took the chair at four o'clock, when some preliminary business was gone through. The Right Hou. the Chancellor of the Exchequer entered the House at half-past four, looking extremely well and sporting a blooming red rose in the buttou-hole. In a short tune afterwards he rose and said Mr. Sneaker, After the vote to which the House arrived on Thursday night, the Earl of Derby and his colleagues thought it to be their duty to tender the resiguaiion of their office to her Majesty, and her Majesty has been most graciously pleased to accept the same. It has reachpo me that the EdrI of Aberdeen has undertaken the oilice of forming a new Ad- ministration, and it therefore remains for me to say that we hold our present offices only until our successors are ap- pointed. I hope the House will not consider it presump- tuous on my part if, under these circumstances. I venture to offer them my grateful thauKs ior the indulgent, and, I may evensa), generous manner, in which, on both sides, I have been supported, in attempting to conduct the business of this HOuse-(cheers)-and il, Sir, in the course of that unequal struggle in which we have been, engaged, one Word has escaped my lips which has been ca:culated to hurt the feelings of any geutlemaa in this Hous\ I deeply re- gret it-(cheers from the Opposition)-and I hope that the impression on their part will be as transitory as the sense of provocition was on my own. (Renewed cheers.) The kind opinion of the members of this House, whatever may be their political opinions, and wherever I may sit, will always be to me a most precious possession, and one which I shall always mo;t covet and most appreciate. (Cheers ) 1 beg leave now to move, Sir, that this House, at its rising, do adjourn until Thursday next. (Cheers.) Some observations were then made by Lord John Russell, Sir James Graham, and Sir Charles Wood on the freedom of debate, and at the same time eulogising the character of the Chancellor of the Exchequer. Col. Sibthorp, amidst much laughter, compared the speeches of the hou. gentlemen to a tale he had heard that we knock a man down in the street, and afterwards help him to a plaster. He did not subscribe to the knocking down, nor had he much sympathy with the sincerity of the individual who stopped after having done that to give the plaster, and in that view he looked upon the conduct of the right hon. gentlemen opposite. He had heard that the noble earl at the Ilea I of lhe Government had tendered his resignation, and he regretted it very much, because he could not help feeling that the noble lord had succumbed to a daring phalanx of conspirators, but those conspirators were something like the dog and the cat, and he had this belief to console himself with, that they could not long hold together. Mr. Cay ley pronounced an earnest panegyric upon the Derby Ministry, but especially upon the Chancellor of the Exchequer. He said that the ri¡!.ht hon. gentleman entered office with a very brilliant reputation, and that he left it with that reputation, not only untarnished, but very consi- derably increased. The motion Wd3 then agreed to.
SYiIPTO.\ISOVUWl):\L\mr;;:\I.
A few clays ago an enthusiast went into a butcher's shop at Larue aud chopped off the fingers of his left hand with the cleaver. Having been intoxicated on an occa- sion previously, he was told b) his minister that he should have cut off his nght baud rather than have committed vf DONAPARTB. — At the present moment a short genealogical table of the Bonaparte family will be read with interest. Charles Bonapnrte, father of Napo- leon (tbe Great), was born at Ajaccio, in Corsica, on the 29ih of March, 171(3. He was a man of good family, of noble descent. He left by his wife, tlie beautiful Letitia (Rntnolini), eight children—Joseph, born .January 7, 17<)7, King of Naples (18015), King of Spain (1808), died 1841; Napoleon, Emperor (born August 15, 1700, died 1821), the Great; Lucian, born 1773, died June JO, 1S40; Maria Anna (Elisa Bacciocchi) Louis, b'rn September 2. 1778 (King of Holland, 1806) died July 2.), 1840, as Count <le St. Leu; Charlotte (Maria Paulina Bnrghese); Autiunciati (Murat) Jerom», born Novem- her 15, 1783, tx-King of Westphalia, stiil living. Of the elder branch there is only alive a daughter (of Joseph), married to Prince Charles Bonaparte, prince of Canino, eldest son of Lucian, horn 1S?03. They have eight chil- dren. The present -Emperor, Napoleon III. (!he Duke of Reiclistadi being put down as Napoleon II.), is the son ot Louis, ex-King of Holland; burn at Paris -0 li April, 1808 nephew of she Emperor. He was elected Presi. dent of the French llepubiic on the of December, 1848, for the lern rol four years. In virtue <>f the cmp d'etat of the 2nd of December, 18-il, declares hints" Piesident for ten years, and is proclaiiiied Enl. peror, with hereditary descent, on the 2nd of December, IMoJ. Jerome, tcx"King ot Westphalia, uncle of the pre- sent Emperor, is a' present Marshal ol France. lie was married twicefirsi, to Miss Patterson, troui whom he was .divorced iu 18->5; secondly, to a priucss of Wur- teiiihu-gh, wiio died iu 1838. By the la!t-r he had two children; Mathilde, married to Priuce Deuidoff, known in fusliionahie circles as La Pi mr.- sse Mathilde; and Na- poleon Joseph Charles Paul Bonaparte, who will h.) de- clared successor of lhe present Emperor in default of issue, ami who is to !>•* creat d Viceiey ol Algeria. Tin-: Floods IN N- nm WALKS.—CAUNARVON. — The floods in tins part of the country have been more general auJ extensively de« ructive tnau was at first, awticioafed. l he result ill 'die locality, at least, has been fatal, while tlie accounts Irom ail the surrounding districts ui'lord numerous instanced ot narrow e»c.np--s, of rlisastious losses, and dev (stations of p- ooerty- Tiia nei^lihuurhiiod of the. Great Peurhyn Q i.irry has h"1 the scene ol unpre- cedented alarm—a mountain lake lining buist its boun- daries, and poured its cnnteriis nil the win rounding land. Several daejitriir-houses were swep' una), & one man was drowned in the Hired thus occasioned. 'Many others had i.reat dilliculiy in saving themselves. The bith road, a lew miles lioiu here, was rendered impassable ou fonf, and the ordinary carriage-way heiwe^u iliis town and Llan- beris (the loot of Snnwiloti) was sn ilooil. d near C.*my- II!O, that the person driving tile mail-car on Sunday rnntii had to resort lo the expedient ot h iving his horse tied to a h at, in order to ferry liim.seif and vehicle nv»-r a distance of three-q larters of a mile. The oveill using of the river Lly'ni, winch runs Loin Nanile t'J I ai n.irvon b,y. iaid large frar's under water, and it was tlii, iv, T, not the Gwyilai III. th" old ii-idge cdletl Ponlfaen, was destroy erf. The water ii id rivn about a yard higher iliati tile arch. Near this spiV, wiin h isah'11 three uides Iro.n Civ niiog, t *•«» houses wi ie. mtr|,t away, mid every ar'icle ol furtinu• e carried into .tne sea. An old wtdo.v, who-lived in one ol il; in, re.iiotuit to aha'.idiin hi r al', I re)u«eil io Je.ve th- house, in the v iin hope of saving her furniture. A m in, seeing the danger of her siiu i'ioc, risked his life t.i bring liii old woruip, mucn against iter io ti.-v W'iiiitri less than h.e minutes after- its At Pn liheii, I well'v miles Irom ibis town, ine rivers lud I swollen to an alarming •xt*-ui, and several bridges have he- n carried a.v.ty. In Bangor, I'ro iks and rnuleis ovi-r- ll i .ved, and suit a great bo 'v of water d-»wu t ie principal snivel. Tile ro id In and from til • Cathedral was m.ri cepted, and those who had attended morning service at l'ie. Cathedral were ohjiged to lie conveyed in Carriages th tough t'le waler, winch 11 nved towards ttie btslio.• » pal ice in ^r• ai qdauuties. i'iie lo--ver part ol ihe city wah completely floo-le horses l:i ^tables lining up to ih II nii-i.i'e in *«!er, ami in one coachhouse the cvriages were actually (1 i.iliog. Tfie laud on llie banks ullll(> COlI,vaV, up to LUnr»st and w flaw of water in the Con wry, which rose higher than has been wiliie-std for many jeus. « he island ofAugle- sea in various places is also Hooded. I SYMPTOMS OV OWU MAlDIvU. SYiIPTO.\IS OV UWl) :\L\mr;I. (Fro-n the p(I!Jm;lre Almvuu^U.) When h «o.i. uei begins <t orinK.u liar lea wetha^ht shuicar — tiKii's a symptom. Wilell a vvonvnau bi'g ns a realingluv stories a bcJ- thai's a svtriotoni. When a «o:nma'i g'es a sigh on hear! i tell ov a vveddiri th i' 's a symptom. When a wouiuiaTi begi"S a savin at sho >z} refusd in.nny a olfe.—that's a symptom. Wiioti a w>niaian besf-ns 1\ siviti tint men are » S't a d'ceeiful creaMir-s.an at shoo oNO ae bo tiered we -vu i lor all t',vuild—dial's a syinplon. When a yiorimut its a C'lrn^'il her shoes ivverv time sue cutns ioiut hoiixe after a w;i,lc— LB IT S A *YM,>TOM. W ben a woin iian begins hc*i.I a ii.tlo do^ tro tin uner hur—thai's a!s\iiiptom. a wodimad begins hevin a sat .If hur elbow at me il LIMES', an I ijies a < EET and mi K—T!».f|\ a s» oiotom. When a w«tn nan begins t.> *« ne i., t ick oll'tiur bo-iuit a gentleman's cum.Miiy becoz sh vze uo cap ou-that's a symptom. W ban a worn nan beg;m a he«riri a toppin box pa«siu btckads aud for.ads tut hair dresser'a shop—thai's symptom. When a wouvnan begins a sayin at a sai-nt it lass hri" iio to, h,v W hl'il U wurnlll'lll U"I1:"I'" a rl¡;'U:!I 'Iln tjll;ur ovyor t'chairs and tables to see if tliare dnscy -that's a symptom. When a wommau begins a sjoin to b i we bur stockius and a llintiil ueet cap a symptom. When a wouwian begins a puttin bur li icers before hur maath wiieu shooza tn*k n ta om.y body, for ten- at they 1 shtid see at shooze loiziu her teeth—that's a symptom When a woiuman begins a t;¡.. kill abaght t'l Uuuiaticks iu hur kiiees )r elbovs-til:tt's sk Wnen a worn nan begins to fetu-.e tdlln hur age—hat's a syniiiiom. When a wo nman begin* a fi-^di i fo!t wit «ceenin glas«, and sez at it duznut shew t'features reigiit—thai's a symptom. Wilen a womman begins a tawkil1 rtbijlit coud drafts an stoppin up all t'crlvises iu doois and windii—vlul'i a eyaiptooa. >
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°. ). NEWSPAPER CIRCULATION INT S WALES. From a Report issued by the House of Commons, we I' extract the following statement of the number of staIn pi supplied to the various journals of South Wales, in ls.»0, from which it will be seen that this paper has the highest circulation Cardiff and Iffortlijr Guardian 62,333 Cambrian tji, 0 1 Swansea Herald 4.s,< Carmarthen Journal S'vl.Vi Pembrokeshire Herald 3*S,«n»;» Welshman 3(5,0.)J Silurhn 10,000 ACTUAL CIRCULATION OF THE GUARDIAN FOR 63,003
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CARDU'K POST Oi'FJCL, 1ST AUtHYAL AND UErAHtURn OF Iflli MAILS, &c. Ai ul will Deiiverv fry Letter Arrive. Carrier. Froiii Londo-i, 1 1J 7 o a.m. „ Swansea, Carmarthen,&u. 3 40 p.ui 3 4,) ¡.,I)I. llristul, Gloucester, and the North 11 33 a.to 0 Swausea, Milfurd, broke, &c 8 51 p.ra „ Merthyr & l'outvpridd 8 0 11. 111. No delivery by Letter Carriers after the arrival of these Mails Will be de- l>ox Fee of Mail for Swansea, Mil- spatched. closes. Extra Stamp. ford, Siv. 3 3d a.m.10 0p.m.10 3J p.ui. „ Merthyr Tydfu & Pontypridd. 4 15a.m.10 0 p.m. 10 30 p.m. tI Bristul,Gloucester. and lhe North.. 2 50 p.m. 2 0 p.m. 2 45 p.m. „ Swansea, Carmar- then, &c 11 0a.ui.10 30 a.m.10 55 a.m. „ London, Bristol, Gloucester, &e. 8 15 p.m. 7 15 p.ra. 8 5 p.m. Messengers are despatched to Caerphilly at (5.30 am. St Liandaff95 30 a.m. Bule Docks, 1st despatch, 7 a.m.; 3ad despatch, 12.15 p.m. Money Orders are issued and paid at this Olfiee froa 9 a.m. till 6
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GLAMORGANSHIRE AND MONMO U l'HSHlit 14 INFIRMARY AND DfSI'KNSAliy, Abstract of liouse Surgeon's Report to the Weekly Board for the Week ending Dec. :a, lHij2. Remained by last Report 23 < 24 o -g I Admitted since If ::> •o .2 < Discharged o I = j Cured and Relieved 5 ( 5 Died uj liemaining 19 m j Remained by last Report 558 ( o § I Admitted since 31 0 Discharged 0, 3 ? I Cured aud Relieved 23 24 O* \Died l) Remaining "f? I Medical Ofhcers for the ensuing Week. Physician Dr. Vachell. Consulting Sutgeou Mr. Lewis. Surgeon Mr. Edward Evans. S'isitors Rev, James Evans and Mr. C. Vachell. T Eli. ITU S HALL. House Nursreon.
HIGH WATEU. AT CARDIFF.
HIGH WATEU. AT CARDIFF. DECEMBER. ( Alorning, Evening. Sunday 26 ..j G 22 j 6 42 Monday 27 7 0 7 20 Tuesday 28 7 37 | 7 58 Wednesday. 21) S 15 8 3.5 Thursday :)0 ¡ 8 52 9 11 Friday 31 ..1 9 30 j 9 49 Saturday JAN. I 10 10 j 10 32
TAFF YALE RAILWAY.
TAFF YALE RAILWAY. TIME TABLE.—November 22, 1852. UP TRAINS.—Week Days. Sundays. 2 3 r 2 a.m. p.m. j p.m. a.m. j p.m. Cardiff Docks 8 30 2 Oj 5 45j 8 45 3 45 Cardiff 8 45' 2 15, 6 0 9 Oi 4 (» Llandatf 8 53 2 23; 6 9 9 8 4 8 Pentyrch 9 0 2 3Uj 6 17 9 151 4 15 Tali 's Well 9 6 2 3b| 6 23 9 21 4 21 Treforest 9 18' 2 48; 6 30 9 33: 4 33 Newbridge 9 23 2 53 6 41 9 38; 4 38 Aberdaie Junction 9 34 3 4! 6 5'i 9 49 4 49 Incline Top 9 44 3 14| 7 3 0 59 4 59 Trodyrhiew. 9 59 3 2(Jj 7 19 10 15 5 15 Dowiais Junction 10 7 3 371 7 27 Merthyr 10 10 3 40| 7 30 10 25 5 25 ABERDARE BRANCH. Aberdare Junction 9 40 3 10; 7 0 9 55| 4 55 Mountain Ash 9 51 3 24j 7 14 10 9 5 9 Aberaman 10 2 3 32 7 22 10 17 5 17 Treamau 10 6 3 36 7 26) 10 21 5 21 Aberdare 10 10 3 40; 7 301 10 25 5 25 DOWLAIS BRANCH. 1 1 Dowlais Junction 10 8j 3 38 7 28! Dnwlais ,i 10 §01 3 50 7 -10, UdW'N fUAlNS.—Hveeh Days. | Sundays. 1 2, 3 J 1 2 STATIONS. -1- ————— —— 1 2, 3 J 1 2 STATIONS. — ——' a.m. p.m. p.m. a.m. p.m. Aferthyr 8 25 I 20 6 0 9 0 4 if Dowlais Junction 8 28 1 21 6 3 Xroedyrhiew 8 SO I al 6 11 9 10 4 J" Incline Top 8 51 1 4t> 6 2? 9 26 4 25 Abt-r.lare JutiCt.on 9 1 1 -01> 0 H7 y 3h! 4 30 Newbridge 9 I- 2 7 (i 49 9 47: 4 47 Trefore»t 9 fi> 2 12' 6 54 9 5ai 4 52 Taifs We.1 0 2'J 2 24, 7 7 lo 41 5 4 Pentyrch 9 o.i 2 3tfi lo 10 l(/j 5 10 Llandatf 9 -ii 2 3/1 7 al 10 I?' 5 17 Cardirf 9 M 2 JO 7 3 lo Sljj 5 2.» Cardid Dock* 10 0 2 551 7 40 10 25 5 35 -1- -1- Cardid Dock* 10 0 2 551 7 40 10 25 5 35 AB^UD.liti BllAKCtl- Aberdare 8 25 1 20' G 0 9 0 4 0 I'leatnan 8 '-J 1 2-1 (i 'i 9 4 4*4 I'leatnan 829 1 2-1 li 'i 9 44,4 Aberaman a d.'i i 0 8 9 8 4 8 .Ylo-int-iiu As'i 8 41 1 3oj b 16 9 lb 4 lti Aberdare Junciio.i 8 5o 1 0U| G 3J 9 30i 4 30 UOWL..V1S BllANCII. Dowiais 8 1.. 1 lu; 5 5(1 Doivlais .1 unetion S 27 1 '1- (i 2
SOUTH WALES RAILWAY.
SOUTH WALES RAILWAY. TIMB TABLE, on aud after 1st November, 1852. OP TR UN'v U ce'i D.n/ I| F):) 'VN' T'l sr.vsriva r.wi jl it 2. I, *2. 3; Al > »<i 1,1 3 I, 2 3, U 1,1, >, 3 il »t y; rj-, ('.•> i <c Uil E< •». W< i'.1.2.3 1,2.3; i 2 ?.f;i 0 n | a»»n. ( «.'n j H.*n. | ».*n. »t n. n a.n. I ».'ii |,}.n i- 1 r >n • »• i. »» «. n -i.'n. i n m. a.m -i.iii. i :».m. p m. O-.r-n irtnen j I V, 3)10 12 o 2 45 .3 4* I 9 0: .j <; T, < !) t V !0 M, 4- 50 8 55 j 2 0 8 55 rKJl,w-7 i •• !«•• *"• 12 « i" 1 0 27j« i.1 1 Ii.2.-t a. Lla-ifl.y.. j ? ji II 1)12 43 :i ii :]) <3 :>i< 0 3i 2! OT uc->sfer .L-n.j 1li 12 30; 3 J5J 8 5 I 35 ft 2) r> .41 1 3" "■) — 7 5" SI 4V. 1 2) 4 IV 1) 3 )•' 7 o, 7 .j" v i 7 t > >5 5; 4 2) 8 45 2 55 7 .30 9 .1- 7 5) 2 5* 7 it i :i 45; t 1 4 2 i, 7 5 8 0 I IV 7 5' S 0 W 1 r >' 7 25 i') 4!' 4 5-I! 7 55 9 :j' 8 l:»! .11.1 >re I'll" V).-Q .1 S 8 j I :H 4 2>i 8 8 1 2 31 j 9 8 v »-♦ j 7 I "< I > ,1 1 35' 5 1 >' 9 I >' 3 T) 8 n'ln 15' 8 MY 3 3 HusiuK't s I.. 1 45 4 J' 8 15 I 27 I s •") Mir«VL*l I 7 .>'5 'I — j 5 22' 8 i.VlO 2.'»| « 4>' „ .,tl •; • 'h'- 7 IT 8 2"> 12 2 55 4 '5 7 2'. 8 2"> I 3"> 7 23. 8 2*» Cir-tiT !• ? 1)1! 18 5V 5 W- 9 30' 3 55 8 I'll 0 4'>1 0 O 3 3' irit >>1 L'i'rry 8 :» > 2 2 4 'V 8 1> 1 42 ft R v.w I., ,it4' 8 '.ill 2', 5 4t,' i 8 4('.|lO 4-v 9 0 ort f •• 7 2* S 4 1 !2 13 2 10 5 H 7 35 8 4 » 1 401 7 3'1 S 4 8t. F-,Vi< 2 5 II 2S — 5 43j | 8 5)1) 5 'j nc 8 55 2 5 1«i 8 5", 2 2| K *>f,l ri I' M 4 V — f, C.; 9 5) 4 15 9 I'll !»> ') 3i) 4 | 7 5) 9 « 12 3;, 2 .V>. 5 2!)', 8 0 9 8 2 17, 8 0! 9 8 Pen | 5! 11 51' 6 181 i 0 22,11 22- 9 H 0 2 2 4); 5 45 9 24 2 2 t-j i 0 2l 1 9 • 2 I' 2 25 <) 27 10 5 4 21 9 31,11 -M' 9 51! 4 LWtrrm.mt 8 5! 9 4' 1 .">5 '5 1 8 15 9 I)' 39 8 15j 9 4i Pvlt> 9 > l> 15 -• 6 5" I 9 5i|ll 5910 10, r.f' *• 0 — 7 r> ,r' — 0 55 2.51! 9 55 ,P-»'t T.'S .» •> r>) 1; 29 2 4 > 7 OjlO 25. 5 3:1 ) ('Sl2 0 10 2-V 5 .V, f >r Man 1 I'F 8 2)10 I! 3 10 r, 2' 10 (> 2 5*j '.) 0 -ir 1 F-'r-y. •» VI2 35 7 M' j 10 f\<-> 8 10 2S ('rJ fF s 25 I ) f> I 4' :j 15; fi 27 j 8 35.10 B 3 ;J| 8 35 'M ft y, 45 12 45 2 55- 7 2 !i 10 3.3! 5 15 10 l"il2 15 10 35 5 1' ir4'» .10 2' | 3 3 0 42; (10 21, 3 14! |.) 2| L>: 1.01 n'-t 9 55 12 55 j 7 32! 10 25112 25 JO 4?! Newvut 8 47 1 0 3" I 25 3 45 *> Vi 9 15|I0 35 3 2'^ 9 [5 10 3i l,i'i1or>- I I — f j I i ^f,-r,r 1 > 5); 7 J 2i |l > 5i: 3 39 ):> 51 I>1) II) 3 15j 7 4710 55; 5 4' 10 45 12 45.il 5 5 4" r;orlit'A' 0 2) 11 1.5 I .55i 4 2), 7 3-lj 9 5 )ill 15i 4 I'll 9 5> !l J5 S*.riv» dL;i. I I 1 "1 1 15 3 2 >! 7 "2 j 5 45 .0 5" j 5 45 [f»t.>ucj.iU'f dip. i;> 4 ) 12 5 2 35: 5 35. 8 .50; II 4 ) 12 .:J 5 25 11 49 U, ,-n, ( ) .54 1 5) 3 15 8 3 fi 20 II 29 C, 2u! 1-^2 I j | 1.'ii. 11 h 21 KM-vMly II n 2 12 I 8 54 I fi 4» I 53 fi 40; 'Pifl lin^fo-1 3 0 5 0 r> 2519 49 | 4 li| -10- 0 4 15 11 45 2 37 4 2 ) 0 21 | 7 0 12 2:'I 7 ()• i'.ir llie ae-o.iiiii-i.l.itnio 01 1-' mejj.T> he set down by tile D >«u I'iMi.IS iuark.!J Ihus*, al the L lO.lote Ti -k-t lJlai lerrn.
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