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I-Dal) to Jr!onDtt!,)'f) LONDON, April 6. THE Paris journals to Thursday inclusive contain verv little information of interest.—The ad- journed debate on the proposition of M. Garnier Pages relative to the conversion of the five per cent. stock into four and a half was terminated on Wed- nfcsday by its rejection by a majority of ten.— The Aloniteur publishes an order of the day addressed bY the Minister of War to th#»Hicers, non-commis- sioned officers, and soldiers, relative to the sub- scription for the Sword of Honour to be presented to Admiral Dupetit Thouars, informing them that no Subscription can be opened in the army under any Pretext, without the previous approbation of the superior authorities, and that those who should fail In that duty will expose themselves to punishment. These papers contain nothing new from Italy, and In general they seem to anticipate that. the move- ments that have taken place, or are threatened, in (llat country, will have been repressed without fo- reIgn aid. Private letters, however, state, that the Matter was still regarded as menacing, not so much because of the present or impending revolt "eing as likely to become formidable, as because, tha.t, if the root of the evil, rnisgovernment, re- mained untouched, revolts and insurrections will be -Perpetually recurring."—"Thereis," a private letter °Wrves, "a gleam of hope to be found in the re- J*paiiUion of Queen Isabella by the King of Naples. wise Monarch who suggested that measure (King Louis Philippe) will hardly stop there. He ^'ill no doubt point out to his nephew the necessity r giving something like a Constitution to his People, and this may put a temporary stop to the Srovvititr discontent and disaffection." The Madrid journals are to the 29th ulL-On the 27th, an Officer, who rode courier from the 'e*ul-quarters of General lloncali, arrived in the Spanish capital, with the intelligence that Cartha- S^na had surrendered on the 25th. It appears rpni a bulletin of the General, that in the morning the 22d the revolters had opened a tremendous re against the line of blockade, which they kept *JP briskly, but with little effect, until 3 P.M. The re was returned bv the batteries of the besiegers, and several shells fell and exploded in the town. A Cabinet Council was held immediately after the arrind of General Roncali's Aide-de-camp, and a ri"nour had got abroad, that, peace being now re- stored all over the Peninsula, the laws and consti- tution would soon resume their accustomed sway. -An amnesty was still talked of, and it was even affirmed that orders had been sent to Gen. Roncali not to display too much severity towards Cartha- gena, and not to molest such as should quit the tOWIl. Advices from Hamburgh, dated March 2G, an- nounce the sudden death of Thorwaldsen, the etm- ,le"t sculptor, at Copenhagen, aged 74. He was aken ill iu t|)e theatre, taken out, and died immedi- ately. In allusion to this event, the Hamburg Journal says:—" 1 lie death of Thurwaldsen, the greatest sculpt or of the age, which event occurred at I °Peuhagen, a few days ago, is universally regretted lei'e, where the unrivalled artist was well known and highly7 respected. It may, perhaps, not be Seiicraliy known, that tor years Thorwaldsen lan- guished at Rome in obscurity, until he chanced to attract the notice of an English Nobleman, who ap- pelated his talent, and did homage to his genius; antj to this even the great cetebrity which the Danish a'tist enjoved during the latter part of his life is in 'j.&reat measure due, for Thorwaldsen had become 'sS"sted with the neglect of the public, and was bnut to relinquish his noble profession, when a for- mate circumstance brought to his studio an indi- .duat who could appreciate his merit, and who had the means of extending to him real and valuable j^ti'Jiiage."—To the last day of his life he preserved lls activity and cheerfulness of spirits, and he was j^gagcd on some important works, among which may e mentioned the colossal statue of Hercules for the 1)i\lace of Christianburgh. All he died possessed of le has bequeathed to the Thorwaldsen Museum; )1't, with the exception of his works of art, 4lis pro- J)er'y is not so great as was imagined. He had Jeen working on a bust of Luther on the day of his ('eath. 3 ,One of the finest and swiftest of the American Packets, the Monte zuina, Captain Sowerbv, with ates from New York to the 18th ult. being seven in advance of the previous arrival, reached ] "'Vre/P°°l on Saturday afternooon. The annexation 'exas, a subject which was touched upon with j(n feeling of satisfaction by the President his last Message to Congress, was again promi- v!e!ll|v before the public, from a rumour which pre- ■MleiJ that a treatv for carrying it into effect has s^e" Actually signed by the President, and will jy,?'% be laid before the Senate, with every proba- being favourably entertained. lhe| ^la(^ 'leen ineidentally mooted iu the House el)resentatives, but nothing was elicited to con- Op111 °r Coiltru< 1 ict the statement. Mr. Webster has tl0l,"ced the annexation as a project likely to ju°Ve injurious to the stability ot the United Stales, a 'etier which is going the round of the news- —The affair of the Princeton, and the me- tile tesult which accompanied the explosion of 8^,5, °'i board of tliat vessel, has been investi- a Committee of Naval Officers appointed StoVat Pl,rpose. Their report exonerates Captain to "*°11 tiom all blame, and at tributes the sad event ffUCa?Ses ^bich could not have been foreseen or a?fiinst.—The New Orleans papers contain a'toUnt of a steam-boat collision ot a most fatal r^<ter which took place at Old River. I he col- Pa.0'1 'lal'Pened at night, when the majority of the ateiSen*e,s were in bed. One of the boats iminedi- Th Su"lt, and nearly eighty persons were drowned llf) °ther boat was comparatively uninjured.— (he Stat^ xvhieh were entertained that the delinquent the;?S. xv°uld make an effort to pay the interest on ebts, from the strong feeling which had been at h J"e(' on the subject not only in hurope but, also i>?>e' s<?em likely to prove fallacious. T he State iii<?^ atu,'e.of Man land has separated without mak- andW»ky t^0l t to retrieve the charactei of that, State of c °f Pennsylvania has done nothing woit.iy fleni!!nS'('eia,i()n beyond passing a resolution con- the »>at.°rv of free trade, as being likely to inflict on brisk n,0n a "pauper population."—Business was t a'Ui n,0|iey abundant. The Cotton-market, accoii "l"'1' a"<f all speculation at an end. 1 he W i0tS ,Vom Domingo state that disturbances office* J)lten out there, in which several Government *erj0lJ* hav« been killed, and that further and more Th J^°nvu'sio'>s mav be anticipated. WC;°Verla"d Mail 'has arrived, bringing^news The aftlr P°ssessions in the East and from China. the :s cl"'s of Gwalior had been finally arranged to SoVr,. •1S^:u'|i()n of the Governor-General, the of j had been formally installed on t..e '-Oth t|le r. '» the presence of Lord FJlcnborouga civil a0,lVllander-in Chief, and all the military and Was fborities. On the 22d the army of Smdiah ehit,feMe;vetl in the presence of the Maharajah and Proof' UlUl 0,1 the same dav it. was dissolved l>> diie,0]'^1011' the troops composing it having een siSneH U> l1IO(,eed to the several destinations as- 0 thern. The Mahratta soldiery, to the ^.id"' ° ^.000, had laid down their arms and Oi, tl,ei,he,r services to the sovereign <>f Gwalioi. *°r C»^ ^0,*d Ellenborousih-took h's dej>artuie k-ftw tUU3' accompanied by General Grev and the Uutj| II 8 °* ttle ar,»v. A division was left behim con»wJe.new army "should be organised under the fotin 1 1°' British officers, and other arrangemen s letian,f et<- so as t(> ensure tranquillity and the main- e°'paramouui British iuflueiice. At Lahoie, I the prime minister, Heera Singh, was busy plunder- ing the royal treasury, and is supposed to have possessed himself of the celebrated royal diamond. It was thought probable the poor boy-king, Dhuleep Singh, would be sacrificed by the unscrupulous minister; and in order to act as circumstances might suggest, British troops were collecting in consider- able force on the banks of the Sutlej. The Go- vernor-General had issued a proclamation announc- ing that an augmeuation of nearly 10,000 men would be required, ostensibly for Sinde and Gwalior, but in reality, no doubt, to watch the movements in the Punjaub. A rather serious spirit of insubordination has broken out, in the native regiments, who have a repugnance to serve in Scinde,-which they regard as a foreign country, and frightfully destructive to life. The health of the Scindeariny was greatly im- proved. The gallant Sir Robert Sale was expected to reach Bombay in the month of March, accom- panied by his devoted wife, and her daughter, Mrs. Sturt, whence they were expected to embark for Eng-Iand.-The news from China is of the most pacific, and therefore satisfactory, description. The con mercial arrangements between the two authori- ties of the two countries were proceeding, and pro- mise to effect vast advantages to both nations. We regret to state, that the massacre of the bishops Jinbert, Messrs. Chastan and Mauban, with 70 Christians, all Roman Catholics, at Corea, is con- firmed. In addition to the above, who were all be- headed, 180 other Christians were put to death by strangulation. Money Makkkt —The Fnslish Stock-market was to-day exceedingly firm, and on one occasion there was a bargain in Consols at the advanced quota ion of par. This however was not the general price, 991 to J being the range both for money and time. There was all iiiiprovernetitazaiii iii the t,altie of the unfunded debt, which realised 72s. to 71s. premium. East India bonds under lOoof, also improved, being 87s. to 9'Js. premium. To-day'bnsiness was resumed in the Stocks for which the transfer-books have been closed pre- paratory to the payment of the dividends, which wil 1 take place next week. The Reduced a} per cents. were I02 £ 'o |, the Three per cents. 99 to the old 3^ per cents. 102 to -J, Lotm Annuities 12 7-16(hs 'o f, and Bank-stock 198i to 19:) ex- div. It certainly is a feature worth recording, that the new 3^ per cents. continue to rise, notwithstanding the certainly which now exists of their reduction in October next to 3-J per cent. annuity. This is a strong indication of the opinion en ertained by the holders in favour of the plan of Government, which may now be said to have been accomplished for the reduction referred tt), A point equal JU 3-L per ceiit above par has this week 4 been paid for the new :H per cenls, --A favourable Return as respects the Revenue for the pasr quarter was calculated upon as a certainty and without question the state of the Customs department, showing as it does so large an increase, has afforded much sa- tisfae'ion in commercial circles, where for so long a period depression had universally ruled. However acti\e the demand may become for money for mer- cantile purposes, it is not expected 'hat any serious influence wii) be worked upon the quotations of stock, so rapidly is capital accumulating in the hands of pri- vate and public associations.—There have not been any very lare;e opera!ions in he British secllritles this week. Bank stock has a tained a high point. I
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The Queen, accompanied by the King and Queen of the Belgians, the Prince of Wales, the Princess al, the Princess Alice, and the Royal suites, left Bnckinn- ham Palace on Wednesday afternoon, in four of the royal carriages, for the terminus of lie Great Western Railway at Paddin^ton, and thence proceeded by spe- rial train for Windsor. The royal party was met at Slou<rfi, and escorted to the Castle by a de'achment of the First Life Guards, where they arrived at four i o'clock. Letters from Prince Albert to her Majesty, and Mr. G. E. Anson, announcing the safe arrival of lie Prince in Germany, reached Windsor Castle on Thursday. The leners were dispatched to the Queen and Mr. Anson, under cover to the Prince's private secretary, by a special messenger from the General Post-oilice. [lis Royal Highness is not expected to return to En- gland until Thursday next. Thursday last beinn Maundy Thursday, the usual Rovatbouny was distributed in Whitehall Chapel, wi h the customary leg, to fwenty-fi* e aged men and the like number of aued women, her Majesty have enfered her 25th year. The women received II, los. in lieu of clothing; the men cloth in sufficient quantity for a suit and both men and women 1/. each, and silver pennies corresponding with her Nfajes!y's a,e. also a further sum of I/. 10s, as an equivalent to provisions formerly issued to them in kind.— At three o'clock the procession proceeded from her Majesty's Almonry in Whitehall, consisting of the Yeomen of the Guard the Rev. Dr. Sieath, who officiated for the Sub-Almoner in consequence of his indisposition; Joseph Hanby, Esq., Secretary, and Yeomen, with assistants, and six children from the Na ional Schools at Westminster, and the schools in 'he parish of Si. George, Hanover- square, who had been selected for their good conduct, and as a reward they retained the sash of IllIen cloth, doll(illf))) of 11 crowlI and a bouquet ,-The cus- tomary Royal alms of the season were distributed oil Monday and Tuesday las', under the immediate orders of his Grace the Lord High Almoner, to upwards of 800 poor and aged persons. These alms are denomi- nated the Small Maundy," of os., and also the Royal Gate Alms of 13s. each. The recipients of rhe littler, as well as many ill rile former cla-s, have declined from prosperity to need the above salulary and bene- ficient charities. The most aged upon the occasion was 101 vears. Lord Stuart de Rothsay has resigned his post of Ambassador at the Russian Court from ill-health, and will return to England next month. The Hon. Mr. IJIoomtield, C Iaiid First Secretary to the Embassy, is nominated Minister Plenipotentiary to S,1C\'mce'in" of'he Conservative Members of the House of Commons took place at lie official residence of Sir It Peel 011 Mondav, at winch it is said the Right Hon. Baronet represented to the Members the necessity for a more Com billed action than that which has lately been t 1 ;i Hi.rin" the discussion of the Factoij Bin. *FT .'Y- further seated 'o have declared that unless his partyworks wi'h him more efficiently he will feel obliged to dissolve ^ai'l!nu.,s' lodged a protest of nineteen Lord Camp .e P ° of Lo,.(|s jn arieies aga.n^ presbyIerian Clergymen, the case ol" oracling parties is a member of where one o -he co.Urju^P 1^ the Ltn'ed L in c i|e nobility and gentry, A Confirmation of ^J u in lhe Chapel Koval, was held on 1 ln,,s'la>l 0f London. About fifty of St. James s, by 'he 1 »' 1 a|)(j distinguished fami- the younser inem,'e" ° Noble Prelate. -Among the lies »vere confirmed ) „„reinonV were the Duke and nobili y present at the Marquis of Stafford, the Duchess of tile K;,ri Howe, the Karl f "I Earl and Countess of e <» ■^ 'j'|l0ma3 Cecil, and of Bradford, Lord Campbell, L-oru Miss Sydney. Country Bankers, sitting The Committee of pri ^operation of the at Wes'minster, have m1' p( |„olisli Joint Stock Scotch and Irish Banks »m: cc)|^pr,ill{f measures Banks of Issue, for the Pnrl isti,iir svs'tem by legisla- te avert all attacks upon < ><. j "ve proposed that ,ive inUTIerence. T.J. ,« 17 1. i»«.. f»r a collective meeting shall w meantime they have the above purpose; and i" Kober, p0el, inti- issned a pamphlet addresse" ,^vp interference with u led Reasons against .fi„ the present System o( Loil(ion has just been The Freedom of the l'v Stl|arfj as a testimony of conferred on Lord Dudley exer,i(„,s m be- adnu'ration fjr his ince^au- Th<; act honourable halt of the cause of I Lordshi| They have alike to the Citizens and to generously' seconded on many former occasions (ljstressoccasioned by his humane efforts to reheve ^,r |ijs Lor()si1M, into Russian persecution. ,5-v/ Corporation, they shew their ranks as a Member oM' ihU „r(jat q(,estion are that their political seiitinien ■ Test ulioils come to by identified with his own »' Bakers' Company on tlie Master and Wardens o 't' I?(,s()lved, » 1 hat this Mondav last were as folio h a()mira'ion of the Court beg to express 'he ,i()r(I Dudley Com Is humane and patrio cond"t |a,e Polish Refugees, Stuart in behalf of .he t "sfronff »<>ve for <he .nde- whose only crime litis bee Resolved. I ha as a pendence "of their country. Co(jrt< „ie freedom and mark of the esteem of t seM,ed to Lord udlev livery of this Company bKe 'ordsl.ip ho requested to Coiitts Stuart, and that hi accept the same."
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£ 600 npo be ADVANCED on MORTGAGE of FREE- J. HOLD or CUSTOM A RYHOLF) PROPERTY. Apply to Mr. E. liassett, Lantwit Major, near Cowbridge. SWANSEA PAVING AND LIGHTING ACT. THE Commissioners acting under the above Act hereby give Xolice, that ihey will, at their next Monthly Meeting, to be lioldeii in the Gi'li.DH.M.L, SWANSEA, at twelve o'clock, on WednksdaY, the 1st day of MAY ne\t, proceed to ELECT and APPOINT a PERSON lo the OFTICE of COL LECTOR of the RATES or ASSESSMENTS made, or to be rrinde, by virtue of the said Act, in the roor:1 of Mr. Richard Attwood, who has resigned. Security will be required in the sum of £ 200, and Candidates for the appointment are requested to make application in writing, nndor cover, addressed to I he Clerk, on or hefoi e Tuesdav, the 30th instant. GEORGE THOMAS, Clerk to the Commissioners. 12, Fisher-street, Swansea, 8th April, 1844. DIOCESS or ILANDArr. npHF PRIM \RY VISITATION of the Vcnerable I THOMAS WILLIAMS, Clerk, M.A.. ARCHDEACON of LLANDAFF, will beheld at the lime and places following; At COWBRIDGE, on Tuesday, the 30ili April inst. ° At LLANDAFF, on Thursday, the 2d May next. The Archdeacon takes this opportunity of expressing his hope that all such defects as were presented at the last Chancellor's Visitation will have been set in order; and that Certificates to that effect will be regularly delivered to him at the several places ol meeting by all such parlies as have not already certified. He will also feel greatly indebted lo the several Rural Deans for any informalion willi which tliev may be pleased to favour him iu regard to the condition of lhe Churches, Church Yards, Glebe Houses,andLauds.&c.,in their respeciive jurisdictions. EDWARD STEPHENS, Llandafr. 2d April, 1844. Deputy Registrar. PURSUANT to a Decree of the High Court of P Chancery, made in a Cause Rice against Griffith the CREDITORS of EVAN RICE, late of Mellionyadd. in the county of Carnarvon, Farmer, deceased (who dhd on or about the 28sh day of August, 1842), are, by their Solicitors, forthwith lo copie in and prove their Debts before James William Farrer, Esq..one of the Masters of the said Court, at his Chambers ill Southampton-buildings, Chancery.lane, London, or in default thereof they <tiH be excluded the benefit of the said Decree PINNIGER & WESTMACOTT, 1, Gtay's-fnn square. Plaintiff's Solicitors. GENUINE PERUVIAN AND BOLIVIAN GUANO CONSTANTLY ON SALE. 4 PPLY to the Importers, GIUT5S, BRIGHT, and r\ CO.. 28, Orchard-street, or at GEORGE and JAMES BUSH's Warehouse, Baldwin-street, Bristol; where it maybe1 see II. HE URATE of the LONDON MANURE COM- H. PANY, t-5 per Ton in London. It is with the greatest satisfaction at'er three years' experience, the Company are enabled to iecotiiiiien(I the above as one of the best Manures for Barley, Oats, Spring W heat, and more especially Turnips. By promoting a rapid growth of the latter il secures a full plant, at the same tune producing a great weight per acre, and extending its bene- fici il effects to tile succeeding crops. The Urale ITHH he sown broad-cast, or, which is preferable, by the drill, al the rate of one Ion to three acres, and it is desirable it should not be placed more than two incnes below lhe surface. It has been used with oreat success in lhe counties of Monmouth, Glamorgan, Hereford. &c. Gardeners and Florists will find it very useful for Dahlias and other roots. Full particulars and Testimonials will he forwarded on Genuine Peruvian Guano: Phosphate find 1 Slolphate of Ammonia; Gypsum and every other Artificial Manure. EDWARD PURSER, Secretary, 40, New Bridge-street. Agents. —Messrs. J. W. Hail and Co., Cardiff, Messrs, Procter and Son, Bristol, Mr. Hutton, Swansea. RTANUHES. J. W. HALL and CO. KEEP at all times on hand a larsie STOCK of URATE, GUANO, NITRATE of SODA, &c.. and have inucli pleasure in relerrmj to tlie great success of all Manures iiiiherto sold by tliem. N.B. All Guano imported by J. W. HALL and Co. is analiied on the Premises, and disposed ot with a it.,iirratity, at the lowest prices of lite day, according to its ascertained mdne. SWANSEA AND LIVERPOOL. TH li FIKST CLASS POWEKI-UL &tram Ftøøtf, TROUBADOUR, JAMES BECKETT, Commandur, (s intended to Sail between SWANSEA and LIVER- N POOL, with Goods and Passengers, calling at BRISTOL on her way from Liverpool to Swansea, in tlie Month of APRIL j 011 or aboulllie following days, Wind and Weather permitting:— From Swansea to Liverpool. from Liveapooi. in Swtvui April, 8J-I. o'clock. April, 13,4 o'clock 3, Wednesday after- fi, Saturday 10 niorn 1(1, Wednesday 1» morn. 13, Saturday 7 mi,ii>! 17, Wednesday 4 alter. *20, Saturday |u alter 24, Wednesday S morn. 27, Saturday 5 nu)rn' From MILFOKD to LIVERPOOL, about five hours after leaving SWANSEA. From MILFORD to BRISTOL, about eighteen hours after leaving LIVERPOOL. Horses, Culllf, and Carriages, at Shippers' risk. LIVERPOOL. Horses, Culllf, and Carriages, at Shippers' risk. For further particulars apply io Mr. \V-n. Movse, Sleam- Packet Oliice, Swansea Messrs. llohert Bruce and Co Bristol Mr. Thomas M-Tear. No. 25, Water-street, Liverpool- Mr David Propert, Milford; or to the Captain 011 Board. THE CAllDl \< F AND BlUSTOL S-trant iIJitchrtø, PRINCE OF WALES, MATTHEW JONES, Commander, A N 1) LA3Y CHAULOT^E, tl iJ 'S Hi J Ij 'E1* E li Coiuiuuiider, ARE intended to Sail duritijy the Month of APRTI. from the Bute Ship Docks:- Printvnf Wtilea — M..uda>s, Wed ('harlot — nesdavs, and Frut.iys.— IMdi/ nesilays, and id, ivs —Prince >f ('hariolte— Tuesdays, Tlmrsda} s, IVtiles— f.ie>.da> s, Thursdays and and Sniirdays. Saturdays. Krom CARDIFF. From BRISTOL Apt il, 18J4. o'clock. April, |«s^^ o'clock I, Monday after. |, Mmiday 11 'i- Tuesday »4 a-ler. 2. Tuesday 4'2 *]'"• 3, Wednesday .l.i alter. 3, Wednesday «1 milrn' •». Tharsd .y S alier. 4, Thursday t; „o n' 5. I'ri.-lay H morn. 5, Friday u (i, Saturday <i morn. t), S,,i„rday 7 8, Monday 7 mom. S.Monday.. Si morn 9. Tuesday 8 mom. 9, Tuesday-0 ,"0 r' 10, Wednesday 84 morn. 10, W<-dn sday 1"„ „ 11, Ttnirwlay l«imorn. 11, Tlnirsday n .0,11' 14. F'Way Hi mom. Frid ay y.. J3- •••••• -1 trZ: I', Monday 4 alter. 15, \i,im|ay afier. ki, Tuesday 3^ If, IT, W,,l..e*lay 3J a«,er. 17* n,OMI' H. 4 mc"„- .si l* ly' "<«'"■ in, Friday 0 monl •2:1, Satniday 11 mom -ill, Saturday fU n ..m" 24, Monday (i Monday 8'moin" 4.*?, Toesday 1 ,orii. •«. Toesd.y g mom" 44, Wednesday 7 morn >4, Wednesday gi ♦25, Thmsday 8 m.irn. W, Thnr.day 9 morn! •2(>, F. .y »4 mo. n. 46, Friday |ft 47, Sat a 1 day II mom. | 27, Saturday It morn •29, Monday I4.J after, j -ji), Monday 24 alter. 30, Tneslay '2 atler. 30. Tuesday 44 morn. Tlni'sday, May -2 4 after. Wed. sday, Mai I 4 alter. Saturday, 4 6 morn, Friday, 3 6 morn. Cavt'wyi'S (/1/(1 noises must be alongside One Hour previous to time of S iliug, RFDHCF.D Fark.s:—Alter Cabin, 5s Fore Cabin, 3s.— Children under t wel > e years of a«e, Half-price. — Dogs J s. each. A i emale Steward ntteuds 011 board &<)</< Packets. Refreshment s niay be bad on Board 011 modertae terms. Four-wheel Carriage, "21s.; Four-wheel Phealon, or Gijj, lib. Gd.; Two wlleel ,1ra",n UV one Horse and Driver, 18s. Horse and Itider, After Ciihin, 9s,; Fore Cabin, 7s. (id.; Sheep, FigS a!,d Calves, Is. each. Carriages, I lorses, Cattle and Goods, will be subject to Landing and Wharfages »t Bule Docks. :01 accountable for „.);/ a„0ds without Shippini) Notes. Freighters are requested 10 order all (Jnods intended lor the Pl.LNCK OF Wai.IvS to be sent to No. 12, Quay-street, or to Robert Chaplin, Cumberland Basin Locks; and'for the I.IDV CII,\ I: 101"1' to Clare-strpet Ifa!I, Marsh-street, Bristol,- Goods will be hauled from tbe Warehouses lo the Packets, at the expense of tlie Companies. Merlhgr, Newbridge A herd,ire, Cttwbridg, /Srid/eiid, IJan/ris- sent,and (,uKrphilli/ — ('Oods forwarded lo these places in Spring Waggons, Railway, and Lock-up Canal Boais, immediately on arri val, unless ordered |jy auy particular conveyance, in which case t he v will he deposited in I lie Steam Packet Warehouse till called lor, at risk am' expense of Consignee. Freight to he paHI on delivery. Goods, Packages, Parcels, &c. to all parlsof the kingdom without delay, when seullo eilher of the Slealll rackel Ollices in Cardiff or Bristol. iMiiilu-r informnion as to Freight, &c. will be reallily "J" tame.! b\ appl vinjr \0 ,»le Agents, Mr. Wooduian, Ai?ent, al the Prtulcel-ofHctJ on tile W liarl, (3ai di (V; orio Mr. G. C. (^lasson, A^enl, No. 12, (^uav-si reel, Bristol, tor I'uiNCK OF Wai.FS l*ACKKT; and ot Mr. Donovan, at the i'ar.ket-Onioe, on Whiirf, Card ill or lo Mr. \V. li. Owen, Clare-street Hall, iMwrsfi-.st reet l^risiof, and at 2D# Avon Crescent, Hoivvelis, Tor liADY ClIAKI.OTTK I'ACKKT. N ()T I C E.- Th" f*roprirtt>rs of the above Steam Ptiehets yil'e VlIlia, that fhett wilt not be accountable for any Pttssenqers9 f-UtfjjtiyCi "or m il thehe answerable for any Goods* i'achayes, or Parrels ( if to\t „r dnmntfed by fire, le.tihayc^ 0," othertrisr), unless b oked eile, of ,lIp;r (Jlfiees at Cardiff or tiristol, if above the vahte vf forty shit- linys, unless entered at its lIa/ue, and carriui/e hi proportion II/lid for fhe same af the time of hooking. Goods vonsiyncd to order, 11/' not taken away before six o'clock in the eveniny oj the dav 0/ tlllldmý, wi/f he warehoused at the ris\' and expense of the. conxiqnecs- All good., to be considered as liens, not only for freight and charys due thereon, but a'sof"' previous! y unsatintiid freight and charges due. by consignees to tne. Proprietors of ihr saui Packets. Oiapnted weights or mea- mireme.nt, claims for loss or damage, Ac. cannot be allowed nntesn a written native of the same be sent to the office on the day of delivery. For Stopping* Decayed Teeth, PATRONIZED BY HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN, llis Royal Highness Prince Albert, Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Kent, His Majesty the King of ihe Belgians, His Majesty the King of Prussia, His Grace the Archbishop of Canterbury, and nearly all the Nobility, the Bishops and the Clergy. jVf K. THOM AS'S SUCCEDANEUM. for filling V fi Decayed 'lYeth, however large the cavity. It is superior to any thing ever before used, as it is placed in the tooth in a soft stale, without any pressure or pain, and in a short time he- roines as hard as the enamel, and will remain firm in the tooth many years, rendering extraction unnecessary. It arrests all further progress of decay, and renders them again useful in mas. tication. All persons can use llr. TílO.H,S's SUCCEDA- NEU31 THE.\JSEL\ ES WITH EASE, as full directions are enclosed. Prepared only by Mr. Thomas, Surgeon-Dentist, 68, Berners- streei, Oxlord-siit-et, London, price 4s. Cd. Sold by his appointment In John Williams, Cambrian-Office, Swansea, and by all Booksellers, Chemists, and Medicine Venders; or Mr. Thomas will send the Succedaneum FREE BY POST 10 any pan of lhe K ingdom. LOSS OF TEETH, Mr. I'hom\s still continues to SUPPLY THE LOSS OF TEETH from one to a complete set, upon his beautiful system of SELF-ADHESION which has procured him such universal approbation in some thousands 01 cases, and recommended b5 numerous physicians and surgeons as being the most ingenious system ol supplying artilicial teeth hitherto invented. They are so contrived as to adapt themselves over the most tender gums or remaining stu 111 ps without causing the leasl pain, rem eringthe operation 01 extracting quite ullnecessary. The." are so fixed as to fa-ten any loose teeth by forming a new gum where the gums have shrunk, Ironi the use of calomel or other causes, wilhoul the aid ol any wires or springs, and above all, aie firmer in the mouth, and fixed with thai attention to nature as 10 defy detection by file closest observance. He also begs to invite those not liking lo undergo any painful operation, as practised by most members of the nrotession, lo inspect his painless vet effective system, where numerous sets and partial sets in all stage* of progress ttiat he seen and in order that his system may be within the realh of the must economical. he will continue the same moderate charges. Mr. Thomas, Surgeon-dentist, 68, Berners-strtc-t, Oxford- street, London, at home from eleven till four. 'Ib.se INTLKF.STEI) IN TIIF. SIBJICT will find THIS ST A TP,- I MENT OF THBIK SI! P KRIORITY OVER ALL OTHERS, TO BE RN» 'I'll),ELY ANI) COPHICT. Mr (honias s new method of fixing Artificial Teelh has ob- tained the approbation and recollllllendalion or the following emi- nent Physicians and Surgeons — Sir James Clark, I'art., Physician to her Majesty, Dr. Locock, Physician Accoucheur 10 her Majesty, Dr. Fergu-on, Plnsician Accoucheur to her Majesty, Dr. Bright, Pli isician Extraordinary to her Majesty, Sir B. C. Brodie. Bart., Serjeant Surgeon to her .Majesty, Sir Astley Cooper, Bart., Sergeant Surgeon In her .Majesty, it. keate. Esq., Sergeant Surgeon to her Majesty, Dr.MerrinMn.PtusiciantoR.H.th.-DnchessotKent, Sir C. M. Clark, Bart., M D. Dr. Paris, Sir M. Tiernev, Bart., M.D. Dr. James Johnson, Dr. Chambers, Dr. Conquest, And numerous other Members of the Medical Profession. LLANELLY AND BRISTOL. The Ntic and Powerful, East-going, Copper-bottomed sHram$ac&rt, H IS B."C B <3, WITH USGINBS 70-HOHSK POWER, E DW A R I) n 0 B E R T S. CoMMAN'DEU, H'ith or without f'ilots, and with Liberty to Tuw I fssc's, WILL HIy regularly, for ihe conveyance of Goo Is and Passengers, between the above Ports, Wind and Weather permitting. Order of Sail'tig during the MOllth of APRIL. 1844. From New Durl, L.i.y \fit.i, v. From Cumberland iiaiin. ISxistol. April, lf)44. u'lm-k. April, IP-I-I. o\ luck. 1(1, VVe.'ineslay lil^ mom- (!, Satrnday 7J .it'ter. 17, VVerln^silay .).i nioin. 13, Sattmlay 3 mom. 24, VVennes.lay !l morn. 2t), Saturrtay 7.J morn. Wednesday, May 1 -I morn. -27, Saturday I'i.J alter. Fares. — After Cabin, lOs, (jd. Deck Passengers, os. Gd. Steward's Fee, Is Children under twelve vearsof age, Half. price. Pigs, 1 s. (id. Sheep, Is. fid Dogs, 2s. each. Rejreshmi n's may be had on board on moderate hrms, Every description ol Goods conveyed on reasonable terms; and the Public are requested lo order their Goods for the Her- cules to he directed accordingly, and sent to the Bell Avenue, Welsh Back, Biistnl. Goods forwarded to Carmarthen through Kidwelly by Charles and Son's Waggons, and thence by the regular Carriers to New- castle fcmMn, Cardigan, Newport, Lampeter, Aboryslwitb, Saint Clears, anfl Laugharrie. Goods for Llandilo, Llangadock. Llan- dnverv, and places vad jacenl, are forwardad by Railway to Cross lnll, and then bv Nathaniel Kees's Waggons to their (iestination i or sent (via Llandover\) to Lampeter and Aberyst-.vith. — All Freights lo be paid on delivery. For further information applj to Mr. John Vaughan, Llanelly Mr. David Lewis, Bell Avenue, Wets), Back, Bristol or at Nathaniel Kees's Waggon Office, Llandilo. S W A N S 5: A AND Bit I S T O L. T I« E F A S T GOING Dactim, LORD nmnEsromLD, NOIJEHT DA VIES, Commander3 A N'J courjTir WILLIAM ROSE, Commander, For the conveyance o f Goods and Passengers, ARE intended to Sail as follows durino- tlie Month A of APRfb :— Lord Bereifird, T<»-*>Uyt and Fri I Lord Heresford, T».rsd»vi. and ^ys.-Cimntpot Pembroke, ll.urs Saturday,—Connty of Pembroke da) » ^al.da) 'i'liexla^ 9 and Fridays. Kaom >\V ANSHA. Fiuiji Illlbi'OI,. April. I8U o'clock. Aptil, l.-iH. o'clock •2, Tuesday morn. -it Tuesday |nnrn 4, Thnisrtay 7 muni, 4, Thursday 7 morn* ■>, Fr",a)' ""» »• •"». F1 id a y 7.J morn! 6, Saturday 8 morn. G, Saturday s morn. !>, Tuesday II mmn. I 9, Tuesday 101moln, II, Thursday morn. I I, Tlnirsday |-2 noon. 14, Friday £ morn. la, Fri.tay -2 alter. 13, Saturday 3.^ morn. | t;t, Satuiday 3.1 morn. Iti, T'tesday n moru. 16, Tuesday Ti^ morn. 18, Tliurs'lay 7 morn. IR, Thursday <i| morn. IP, Friday K morn. 19, Friday' 7 nioin. •211, Satindiy !S nioni -20, Satui-.tay morn. 15, Tuesday !I& JIInrn, I 2J, Tnes<lay. <1 morn. •25, Thursday 11 morn, 'lit, Thursday 1 (>J morn. •2«, Friday li.J niorn. '2fi, Friday II morn. 27, Saturday morn. '7, Saturday 14 noon. 30, Tue'day 5 morn, id, Tiiesday 4^ morn. Fiiday, May 3 7 £ morn. Thursday, May 2 morn. ] Salurday, ,¡.. 7 niorn. Steward's Fees fll" Ladies mllf iwentlemen, Is. elich, Children and Servants fid. Female V temnrd s at tend the f.adies' Cabins. Carriages and Horses shipped with the greatest care.— Horses and Carriages to be shipped two hours befoi esuiling. The LLANHLLY MAILCOAC,IL leaves the Mackwoktm at four every evening, returning the following morning at seven. COACH leaves the Mackworth Arms every Morning (Sundays excepted through Llanelly and Kidwelly, for Car- marthen, and returns the same days. From SWANSEA to ILFRACOMBE, and ILFRA- toy BE to SWANSEA. The LOKD BEUESFORP,— Mondays. From Swansea to Hfrarombe. From Hfracombe to Swansea. Apii|, 184 2. o'clock. Ap.il, ls4J. o'clock. I, Monday morn. 1, Monday 7 morn. 8 Monday niorn. S, Monday II morn. Ij[ Monday mmn. 15, Monday 7 m .in. •22! Monday ''i '"orn. 22, Monday 11 morn. «2y, Mori'tay nioni. 2t), Monday 6 mom. 211. 6 mom. COUNTY OF PEMBROKE. — WEDNESDAYS. From Swansea to Hfrncnmbe. From Ilfracombe lo Swansea. Apiil, 1*414 o'clock. April. 1&4 1* ^'clock. 3, Wtdnosday •••■ morn. 3. tnorn. 10, 1** mom. 1^, \Vefl»eMl«y '2 atitr. 17, \Ve«iii'?'1«iy ••• -Jj morn, 17, Wednegtlay sj nn»rn. 24, Wedut-S'liy •*•■ morn, *21 We'Infsilay |a noon. Farks. — liest CiiUin, 10s. Fore Derk. 5s. M.—Fnrwat-d and hack the same d-iv, Cahin, 1.1, Fore Deck, 8s. Children under twelve years of age, half fare. Foor-wheel ( arriage, £2.; One Horse, wheel Carriage, 30s Gisr.20s.; Morses, 2CN. • Hogs, 2s. (id. Pi lTs Is. Oil.; Sheep, Is. Od. Lambs, Is.; Fat Cattle, 12s., Store ditto, 10s. Steward's Pees for [.adies and Gentlemen, Is.eaeh; Children and Servants, (id. Carriages ntnf Li ye Stock Shipped with the greatest care. Horses and Carriages to he shipped two hours before sailing. A large and convenient l?oat always in attendance at Ilfracombe for Landing and Shipping Horses, Carriages, &c. Agi-.nts — G. C Glasson, 12, (^nay-street, near the Stone Uridge, Hristol Terrell and Sons, 3.1, Hack and be Hrislol Steam Packet Company ^o. I Quay Bristol ,\J r. John Barber, 8, Bath-street, Hath; Mr. E. 1 turner, 9. Nelson Terrace, and !\lr. John Naish Smart, 1, Quay Parade, Swansea; Mr. Martin, Britannia Hotel. Ilfracombe Mr. W Cory, Portescne Arms, Barnstaple and Mr. W..Morris, While Hart, Bishops- gale-street, London. All Goods, Packages. Parcels, &e.. forwarded to all parts without delay, when addre-sed to either 01 the Steam Packet Oili,,es, Nt)TI(' E. — The proprietors of the ahore Steam Packets give Notice, thai Ihl"1 ",ill not be accountable for finy Pasieuger's Luq ■ gage-, finr will then be an>acer<d>>e for (111/1 (;"od", Packaffis ( or Par- cels ( if lost or da>iiii:jed Ini lire, leakage, or otherwise ), unless booked at either if their Ort'ces at Bristol or Swansea, if abore the i-alne of AOs..unless entered at its ralue. and carriage iti proportion paid f-:r the siiiiih at the timr oj booking. Ootids consign,<</ /o order, or not taken a mail before sir o'clock in the netting of the day I! will be warehoused lit the risk and expense ot the Consignees. All Ooods to he considered as liens, not only for fr»it/ht and charaes due thereon, but also for all precwu*ly unsatisfied freight and charges rille by the Consignees III the Proprietors of the said Packets. Dis- puted weights or measurement, claim* for loss or damage, SfC., cannot Jie allowed, unless a written nonce oj the same be sent to the office tin tll" dan of dcliieru. — Ereiaht to he puitl on delivery^ allll a. (rooov at tfle ns* oj 11111 Coitstjtnta soon us landed. To sziil the 2-l,!i FOR COQUIMUO DIRECT, 'J'HE fas'- sailing coppered and copper- I'astc-ne(i B;trq,:e 200 Tons Regis:er. This oflers a desirable opportunity to Miners and others de- sirous of seeking employment iu Chili. Apply to the Captain on board, or lo Henry James Bath Swansea, April 5, 1814. FOR SWANSEA. The Schooner SW John Thomas, Master, WILL TAKE IN GOODS, At PAUL'S WIIAIIF, UPPER T. Lo\Dr>v, For SWANSEA, NEATII, ABEtiAVON,LLANELLY.CAR• MARTtiEN, LLAND1LO, LLANDON Ein, and places ad- jacent, until Saturday, the 20tb ol Apiil, 1814, and will sail 011 or about t hat day. For Freight or Particulars apply to the Captain on Board; or to Mr. Geo. Bigg, Tynewydd, near Hal'od Works, Swansea. Swansea, April 2d, 1844. CU PISS'S CONSTITUTION HORSE HALLS. TO 'sjiorisniPii, Agriculturists, Postmasters, and ail JL. Proprietor" ot Horses, these llalis are particularly re- commended in all cases of swelled legs, cracked heels, f.ss of appetite, and vital pnerny for coughs, colds, leter "r inflam- mation, they are the best medicine that can be exhibited, moreover tneir operation, though etlectuul, is so mild, they require no alteration of did, and if given with a bran 1II.h on Saturday nigiit, not tnterjere the eiuuing week's regular work. NKAT CATTLK. The flattering account which the proprietor ot tlie Constitu- tion ha, received Iran many higiily respectable Gentle- men, ol their use for Cows Uxetl, induces him particularly to cuil .the attention ol Farmers and Graziers to tliem, a, they will be tound a most va u.tble medicine in cases of hove or blown, scouting 0,1 turning out to grdss or from bad food, gar- uate, hide hninui, loss ol appetite, staring coat, dtstemp r. epi- demic, or influenza. Bullocks lat much laster by occasionally giving a bail. PRE PAP. ID OSLY BY FRANCIS CL PISS, .M.R.V.C., And Author ol the Prize Es^ay nn the Di-eu>e of the I,tv r of the llor e," Diss, Norlolk; "nd sold by a!! respectable Medi- cine Venders in Town and Country, in Packets, six balls each, Ss, (3d. per packet, vith wrapper giving lull directions lor the use ol the nails, and treatment ot ille Horse whilst taking them. Any Gentleman using the lLdl" may consult the Proprietor iiraiuitously either personally, or bv le.ter, post-paid, F. Cupiss, Diss, Bath, 2d monltt (Fi b ), 11th. IfUl. Having everal ol our Horses atiected wnii ifie i flaeiiza this winter, a disease which has been very prevalent these p .rts, we were induced, at the recotn nendai ion of a friend, to ni.iKe trial of thy Constitution iloise Bails, and after jjiving three or four to each horse, according to thy directions, we had the sai to find, that in a period from the time tlie disease firs! made iis appearance, they were ill a fit slate to work again, and have continued in go >d health ever since. This disorder huvirg in a i.umber ol instances proved fatal, we could w islt thy 13 dls had been more exi ensively known, be- lievinf they would have been found by o;hers as by ourselves ,I very valuable medicine. \Ve remain IJriirc, \'pry re-peclfll!ly. John and Samufl Kittfe. FLIANKS'S SPECIFIC SOLUTION OF COPAIBA. I^llIS itivdltialile Medicine was extensively adopted by the la'.e Sir ASTLEY P. COOPER, B«rt., F.R.S., and is highly recommended in the public and private practice of Sir BENJAMIN1 BRODIE, Bart., F.R.S. JOSEPH HENRY GREEN. E,q" K.K.S. BRANSBY B COOPER. Esq F.R.S. Members ot the Council of the lloyal College of Surgeons, London; H. A. CJESAll, M.D M R C.S., Professor of Allatomy in the Cork School of Medicine and Sur- gery, President of the Hunterian Societ v of Edinburgh, &c.; and many other higl.lv disiingui-hed Members ot the Medical Profession, by whoin it is deemed the only Specific lor the cure of tho,e distases I" whicll it is more immediately applicable, and which are particularly described in the testimonials accom- pany ing each bottle. The most delicate persons may take it with perfect safety, and with great advantage to the general health. Prepared only by George Franks, Surgeon, go. Rlackfriars- road, London, where it may be had in bottles al 2s. 9d., 4s. 6d., and Us. each; and of all respectable Druggists and Patent Medicine Venders in the United Kingdom. Caution.—Unless "George Franks, D!acLfriarsroad." is engiaved on the Government Stamp, it cannot be genuine. Mr. Franks may be consulted until two o'clock daily. 'Ihe following Testimonials are selected from amongst numerous others forwarded to Air. FruHhs :— From Joseph Henry Green, Esq.. F.R.S., one of the Council of the Royal College ot Surgeons, Surgeon to St. 1 honias s Hospital, ilk Professor ot Surgery in Kin^ sCollege. Loudon. I have made trial ot Mr. Franks's Solution ol Copaiba, at St. Thomas's IL-spital, in a variety ol cases ot discharge, in toe mule and female, and the results warrant my slatint, I nil it is an efficatious remedy, and one winch does not produce tlie usual unpleasant effects of Copaiba. „ G (signed ) JOSF.PH Hesrv Green. 4,5, Lincoln's Iiiii Fjelcls, April 13, 183,5 From Bransby Cooper, Esq. F.R.S.. one ol the Council if H e lloyal College ot Surgeons, Surgeon to Guy s Huspllal, and Lecturer oil Anatomy, &c. „ n Mr Bransby Cooper presents bis conip'imt nts to Mr. George Franks, and has great pleasure in beating testimony to the eln- ;acy of his solution of Copaiba III Gonorrhoea; tor "lllch disease Mr. Cooper has prescribed the Solution in ten or n'e.ve cases with perfect success. New-street, April 13, 1835. n fl From R. W. Meade, Esq., late Colonel commanding tbe rvi e Brigade in theColumbian Service, and formerly Captain m his Majesty's 13.h Light Dragoons. Sir—Having retired from active life, I feel a strong r< pug- nanee against appearing Jfefore the public ill any chatacte., but my reluctance has been overcome ny a sense 01 duty I (Ille to iny feIlo«-beings, and the gratitude I feci towards you. Having served many years in his Majesty's army in India, and subsequently in the Columbian Forces, under the pall an t but ill requited Bolivar, I contracted III those hot c imntes II dlsea-e which has for years inflicted on me the most poignant SlItfl:' nigs since, however, I have been fortunate enough to obtain an ."1,- troduction to you, and having used your Solution of Copaiba a feiv times, I have been relieved beyond rav most sanguine expectations, and am now eutirely free from pain, or the ob- structions (o which I was so many years a victim. I alii, Sir, your ohedwnt servant, (Signed) It. FADE. Walham Green, Dec, 2, 1335. HEALTH AND LONG LIFE. PARR S LIFE PILLS. IHnS singularly efficacious medicine is i<osv heintj introduced into every family, and rests its claims for palronage on the most credible atil'horily. Num/rous cases of cures effected by ibis medicine are daily received by lhe Pro- prietors. See the following: — Washington ftrcet. Gla«go«S ISlli June, ISM. G^nlteinen, — Wilh i»r»tilii<1e an pleasure 1 announce ll>e "'lire w.might on m}se11* b> tlie use of i'Aflll'S LIFE PILLS my wlwle sxsiem was (leranaert I «as so c.'stive and bound ii|i lliat existence lo me was a punishment. SOlllelÎlne. lire heal 01 my body was snrli that t pe.spiieri wllh tile least ""frlIOI1, so nincli Ihal my chillies would be go ile Saiurateit, u-fcicli soon brought tne lto«n, iiii<I I beran e vtoy iliiw and weak. I applie.1 to it" i:ia-e.etit doctors, bill g 't no relief, lnext applied lo ilie Infirmary, but ail to no purpose. I ilien t iid jour l'i!|s; but never man had less laitli in aily eriised ,T,ei icines. I look three pills at Iiiuht and two in the inoininir; never was medicine inure mild and soniliing in operation but these were the only effects for some time, were 10 ",e H ffrejii blessing. I kepi ronsla.itly taking llie pills for four rnoinhs, and found ihem gradually overroming iny ail- ments, until I w .s at length restored to perfect health. 1 ean now mo t lordially yield faiili io ilie cures set forth in your lillle book, ihougti I C°'.1'es.s w*s tirsi very suspicious of them. You are at libe.iy t*> puhlisli this, tor I think a greale. blessing was neve, given to mankind I than wlial experience tells nje I. ,s been conferva) by the n-e of your medicine. Yours, respectfully, WM PEARSON. Extinct from the Third Series of Cures elrecled bv this ex- traordinary medicine — EXTRXOUDINARY CURE OF RHEUMATISM. The following letter will be read wilh interest, as it contains a statement of another rceelll Cure of Chronrn Rheumatism solelr from ihe use of the popular medicine, PARR S LIFE PILLS. It will be seen thai Mr. il. Lewis, of Morpocth Towyn, Merioii- ethshire, Ninth Wales has to enrol his name among the list of testimonials of Cotes by Parr's Life Pills. The letter relati"g the case is from his b.otln r, Mr. Lewis Lewis, ol ibe same place. Moi noeth Towyn, N'.rth VV^Ie-, Merionethshne, 1 July 4lh, llslH. Gentlemen,-1 have much pleasnre in staliiiE 10 y,„, the w..nderf..l cure tit" „ly brother, by you. efli-acions medicine, RS must be neariy as Eialifjiig io y ourselves to hear of U.e good 1'a.r s hue I lis are .loing in Wales. Aly brother has been many years affile wi. 1, Hheninari-m, which fre'inently confined m to his bed, and the lasi attack was seve,e he could not move m bed and Ihe pam was most e\c, ucialui u and al,hough he had been under the « a.e ol one of the be,t meiiea?ge.i,le,nen in lhe count,, who had ad.nmisle.ed to vai ions a opt ic.tt ions, both external and inie.nal, without affording hnn any benefit. As a l.sl resou.ee, he was induced to try the etfe- i of Parr's famous .emedy, and now though he lias only consumed one half ot a lls. packet, he is peit'-rtly cured. r I am, gentlemen, yotns gratefu'ly, LEWIS LEWIS, In no one instance has this invaluable medicine failed, when dulv persevered in, to aflord lelief, even in the oldest and most inveterate cases if anv, from want of confidence or fickleness, discontinue their use loo early, and thus leave uuaccoiiip'islied wllllt tfiev desired, are they to allribule the fault to the medicine. Certainly not; but 10 their own love of change and want of pa- lienoe. has j:JsII) remarked, that •' Dlseast's, slow in their progtess, go oft'very s'owly and thtt time is nece ssary to remove the deep! y-rooled evils which lime has occasioned." This should he borne in mind by nil suffering from disease deeply-rooted in tbe system, to imparl patience and perseverance in the use of the medicine and where the disorde. seems obsti- nate, they ma) rest fully assured that time will efl'ect a radical and perfect cure „ „ IJEWARE OF IMITATIONS In order 10 protect the public lion, imitations, tlie Hon. Com- missioners of.Stamps have ordered llie words "PARRS LIFfi PILLS" to he engraved on the Government Stamp, nasted round the sides or eaeli box, in \A HI IK t-P.TTF.its on a RED G h..tT\o, Purchasers are also requested to observe, that a Jac simile ol the proprietors signaiuie, T. RoBKKTs and Co., Crane court. Fleet-street, Umdon," is printed on the directions wrapped round each b.—wnhom which none are genuine. Sold Wholesale by H Edwards, t)7, SI. Paul's; Barclay and Sons, Farriiigdoii-st reel Sutton and Co., Bow Churchyard, London IVloitershead and Co., Manchester and J. and R. Kainies and Co., Etllllhurgh; and Retailed by at least one agent in e'ery town in the United Kingdom, and by most lespectable dealers in medicine. p, ice 2s. 9d, and family packets lis. each. Full directions are given with each box. So)d \Yho)esa)e and Retail by J. Williams, Cambrian OQ'.ce, I Swansea. IMPORTANT TO ALL! THE TOOTH ACHE IS emtiiiily prevented, and THE DECAY OF THE TKl.TH ARRESTED BY NIGHT'S C.W1PHOIJIC PEARL TOOTH IV POWDER. This elegant addition to the Toilette is prepared fmm the choicest Antiseptics, combined with Chalk, Myrrh, and other necessary ingredients in due proportions, to form the most per- feet combination; its daily use will prevent in a great degree the recurrence of that distressing niatady the Tooih Ache and by arrest ing the decay of the Teeth, it will avert much more serious evils in the long train of disease and suffering ihat results from impaired digestion. Many of these last evils have been much ac- celerated In the use of injudicious Dentifrices in which present appearance has been purchased (It t ue cost of much fut ore suffering It willtllus be seen how iinportan' to all. is the discovery of a Tooth Powder like the Camphoric Pearl, which has been eTlt. phatically pronounced as one oi the most valuable presents ever made by Chemistrv to social comfort." This truly excellent Tooth Powder, possessing all the requi- sites which it is our object to attain, has obtained a sale Sl. ex- tensive, and so rapidly extending, that the following Agents hare been appointed for the convenience of the public. Sold in bottles, bearing on the label the words Knight's Cam- s phoric Pearl Tooth Powder, at Is., double bottles Is. lid., each. by the Proprietors, Henry KSlGHT & Co., *25, College-green', Bristol; W Sullon & Co., Bow Church-vard, London; and b.v tlie following local Agents: — At Swansea Mr. J. Williams, Cambrian Office; Messrs. Da\»e iSc Son. Tenby Mr. Walkington. Monmouth Jliss Heath. Nea'h Mr. French. Chepstow M-s. Davis. Cardiff Mr. G. Phillips. I Hertford Mr. J Jones. Newport. Mr. Phillips. Ross.. Messrs.Farrer £ c Doble. for Rheumatism, Fevers, Colds, Coughs, 6,'(', D IC E. Y & Co.'s original and the only genuine Dr •M-r BATEMAN-s PF.CfoRAL DROPS, ,he most vaiuab'e Medicine ever discovered for colds, coughs, agues, levers, rheumatism, pains in the breast-, limbs, and joints, and for most complaints where colds art- the orign. In fevers it has always been found particularly efficacious, and when taken in an early stage of the complaint, has, in numberless in-tances, prevented its running 011 to typhus There are various imitations of this excellent medicine bv different pretenders, ail of then) otter strangers to th^ Irce pre- paration; purchasers are therefore cautioned 10 b. very par- ticular in a-kmg for Dr C E Y' s s.: Co's Batemas's Drops," and ob-erving that DICEY &: Co." is engraved un the stamp affixed over the cork, as all others are counterfeit. Sold in bottles at is. ifi each, by W, Sutt»n & Co. (late Dicey & Sutton). No. 10 R >w C'turch vard, L nid in and by ail the principal Medicine enders. — Of wli >m mav be bad, CARPEN I ER's SPECIFIC lor the HOOPING COUGH Price is. i-Ld CAltPEN I ER's EMBROCA I ION for ditto (to he rubbed ill over the Pit ot the Stomach and Chest), 1«.9J. the bofle I he above are lie mu-: Hie and certain remedies everdls- covered for that di-tre>-snitr and ton often fatal disorder. T)i. 11 DC L IFF E's ELIXIR, a most salutary medicine used 2 general sweetener ol the blood, and for all eruptions,whe- ther contracted by loo free living, surfeit" or pr .ceedin!; from scurvy, or humours alter the measles, small pox, itc. — Price Is. 1J 1. the bottle. 2 DICEY & Co.'s Genuine DAFFY's ELTXIR, in bottles ta 2s. and 2s. 9d. each.— "pe that Dictv <$■ Co." is io the stain p. DICEY & Co.'s Anderson's TRUE SCOTS PILLS, p-ice 1 s.l^d. the box. — Ask pari icu !arl y f r '• Dicey & Co.'s BEflON's BRII'ISH OIL (the only Genuine) the supe- I rior efficacy ol which is loo well kivinti to require any com. mellt. Price 15. 9-1. MARSl/ALL's HEAL-ALL, for immediately stopping bleeding, as well as for the cure of cuts, fresh woi rids, brai s. sprains, chilblains, &c. Price Is. 1td. Ihe bottle £ =?■ Ask pa i ticular Iy for Marsh ali.'s Ceil-AI! LA'MERl' ON DEBILITY. NERVOUSNESS And all DISORDERS ARISING from EXCESS, rf-c. He who in pleasure's downy arms Ne'er lost his health, or youthful charms, A lieio livts, anrl justly can "Exclaim, in me behold a Nf-iii Just (In asealtd envelope). Tenth Edition price 2-. 6d., or sent bv post, tiee, to any address, 3s. 6d., ELF-PRESKLtVA ITON a Popular Essay on thun- Concealed Disorders originating in excesses or llileclion, and terminating in Nervous Debility, Con-tit ulional Weakness, and pri-matuie decline ol manly strength, Willi practical observations on ibeir causes, treatment, and cure. By SAMUEL LA'MERl, Consulting Surgeon, 9 Bedford street, Bedford-square, London". Matriculated Member ot the University of Edinburgh, Ho: o- rary Member ol the London Hospital Medical Society, Licen- tiate of Apothecaries' Hall, London, 6cc.6cc. Ihe various posi'ions of lover, hu-baild, and parcllt, e inherent privih ges of mankind, are frequently marred and prevented through the jollies and Irailii -s ol eaity indiscretion. To such, among others, tins essay addresses itself; and, by its perusal, many questions m ay be satisfactorily adjusted, th it ildmil "f no appeal even to the most confidential fnend." — Stafford Gazette. We consider this book really ought, as a mailer of safety, to be placed in the hands ot yoioh "0"" appearance indicates any tendency to nervous dei)ilitn or pre in at in e deCd). 1\lr. La'1\1e;l, who is a regularly educated member ot iloe 111' dr- cal profe'sion. has Ilealed ibe ct in a very sci nitfic and ill- telligent manner, and we are certainly amazed at the preva- It nee and the consequences id those evils it Ir" province 10 pourtrjy and alleviate.—II ukefield Journal. Published hv the Author, and sold bv S. Gilbert, 52 Patrr- nosfer-row, Lonolln; J. Williams Cambrian Office, Swansea; Slalter. Oxtord Newton, 16, Church street, Liverpool; Waits, Snow.lij||f Birmiiigham and by ail Bookseller-. I' At Home, fir consultation daily, Ironi ume till three, 3nd from five till eight; and all letters immediately replied to, if containing the teet of for advice, See. 9, Bedlord street, Bedford-»quaie, Loudon. The work may be had ot J. Williams, Cambrian Office, Swan- sea, pric 2s. 6d.,or, free by post lo any address, lor 3s 6d. THE AMERICAN MEDICINE. Dr. Moffat's Life Pills and Phoenix Bitters. r|^HESE Medicines have long been known ihrongli- fl. out the American Continent, and appreciated for their ex- traordinary and immediate powers of restoring perfect health to persons suffering under nearly every kind of disea-e 10 which llie human fratlle is liable. it, many hundreds of certified instances, they have even rescued sufferers from the very verge of all untimely afier all the deceptive nostrums 01 the day had utterly failed; and ioinany thousands they have permanently secured that uniform enjoy- ment 01 health, without which life itself is but a parti,.1 blessing. So great, indeed, h", their eliicaoy invarlah/y and infilliihi y proved, that it has appeared scarcely less than IlJllaculous to those who were unacquainted with the beautilulW philosrlphical principles upon which they are compounded, aud upon which they cousc- ijuently act." The first operation is lo loosen from the coats of the stomach and bowels the various impurities and crudities conslantl., settling around them; and to remote the hardened fæees ",bid, collect in the convolutions of the small intestine- Other medicines fOld, partially cleanse these, and leave such collected masses behind its to produce habituai costiveness, wiili all iis train of evi s, or sudden diarrhoea, wilh its imminent dangers. This fact is wi-1! known to all regular anatomists, who examine the human bowels after death, and hence the prejudice of these well inloruied men i against the quack medicines of the age. The second effect ol lhe VEGETABLE LIFE PILLS is to cleanse tne kidneys and the j bladder, and by ibis means the live, and the lungs, tlie- healthful action of w hicii entirely depends «pori the regulani v ol ihe urinary organs, l tie blood, which tak.-s iis ied colour Ironi the agency of tile liver and the lungs hefore it passes into lhe heart, being thus purified by them, and nourished by food coming from a clean stomach, courses freely through llie renews every part of Ihe .system, and triumphantly mounts the banner of health in the blooming cheek. The following are among uie distressing variety of human diseases, to which the Vegetable L.le Pills, ure wel) kn<MVI1 ,u be 10SysPEPSIA, by thoroughly cleansing the first and second stoina.hs, a nd creating a How of pure healihy bile, instead of the stale and acrid kind i lalttlency, Palpitation of the iJeart, Lost of Appetite, Heartburn awl Headache, Restlessness, Ill-temper, Anxiety, Langour ,aud Melanc Holt/ which are the general symptoms j of Dyspepsia, w ill vanish as a nalol al conseyuence of its cure. Cvstmeness, by cleansing the whole length of the iiuestincs wilh a sol > en t process, and without violence: all violent purges leave the bowels costive within two day,. Diatrhao and Ch -lera, by lemovnig l ie shaip acrid lluids by which these cotnplainis are occasioned, nd by promoting the'lubricative secretions of .the mucous meinbrai e. FevetsoJ atl kinds, bv restoring the blood to a regular cllculallOlI IlJrllugh ihe process ol perspiration in some cases, and the thorough solution of all intestinal obstructions in ollieis. 1 tie Lile Ateon ines have Keen known lo cure Rheumatism permanently in three weeks, and Gout in half that time, bv re- moving local iiitlamnia'ion iioui tiic muscles and ligaments of the Joints. Dropsies oj all kinds, by lieeing and strengthening th» kidneys and bladilci ihey operate most delightfully oil ihosi important organs, and hence h,i>e ever be^u found a certain remedy tor the worse cases 01 Gravel. Also Worms, bi dis- lodging I'rotn the turnings ol the bowels the SIIIIM matter to which I litae creatures adfieie Asthma attd Consumption, by beli,ving the air vessels ol the 1'0111 the mucus, winch sli- ht colds will occasion, w Inch, 11 not removed, become-hardened, and pio- duces those nreadful diseases Scurvy, I'tcers, and Invele ate Sotes, by the perfect purity which these Life Pills, give to itia biood and alt the humours; Scot bulic Ei upttons and Htd Com- plexions, by their alter.;ti»e elleel upon the fluios that feed the kkin, ibe morbid stale ol which occasions ail Eruptive complaints, Sallow, Cloudy, and other di-agreealile Complexions. The use of these Pills lor a ter* snort time will effect an enure cure ol Salt Rheum, Erysipelas, and a .striking improvement in the Clearness of the Skin. Common CoUls an.I Injluenzn will al» ay s be cuied by one dose, or by I wo, even in the worsl cases. Piles'—as a remedy for this most distressing and obstinate malady, i lie VegeUb.e Lile Pilis deserve a distinct and emphatic recommendation. It wel known lo hundreds iu ilit* cit) of New York, that the ori ginator of these invaluable Pills was himself afflicted w ith this complaint for npwaids of thirty-jive years, and '.hat lie t m-d in vain every remedy prescribed within dIe whole compass of the Nlatcti. Me- dica. lie, huwe ei HI length lued lhe medicine w hieli is now Olfeied lo the public, and he was cuied iti u ver* shurl time, a/ler his recovery had been pronounced ot only improbable bul ab- solutely impossible, by an\ .uinan means. The Life Medicine n ill never fail to ei adicate entirely all the efleets ol Mercury, inhmtely sooner than the most powerful pre- paralions oIS.««»j.a..ll a and will mmediatel > cure the determi- nate., o LLOOD IO IHL HEAD; never fail the sickness inctdenl to young Je,al,i Hlld will be fou..dacer.a-nre.edy.o all cases ot uetrous deOU.ty and wecikitezs of the most impaired constitutions. 1 llie I HtENIX 1'TI are sold in bottles at 4s. 6d. and lis each and the LIFE PILLS ,n boxes at is. lid., 2s. Sd., and 4s. <)d. caeh. 2 Sui.e Agent FOR Sw ANSEA: Mr. C. T. WILSON, Cast «-sqaare.