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gUturtiay to iHHonUiiij'ft tlJOfJtø. LONDON, MARCH 15 THE defeat of the French Ministry on the bill A. respecting the pensions of retiring public servants ("s stated in our last number) forms the leading topic 1'i most of the Paris journals received since our last. The Opposition are rejoiced at the result, and regard it as another undoubted proof of the ut'er helplessness of 'he present Cabinet. The Vlinisierial papers are greatly dissatisfied with the conduct of certain Conser- vative Members who deserted the Ministry for the purpose of throwing out a Bill which, from all accounts, Ivotild not have been pressed through the Chamber of Peers. A strong difference of opinion" says the Journal des Debats, had arisen in the ranks of the Majority relative to one of the clauses of the Bill. This dissent continued to the end, notwithstanding the chance which existed of the matter being fully re- argued before the Chamber of Peers. For this we are most concerned, for assuredly the satisfaction which certain Conservatives may feel in carrying out their individual opinion, by separating themselves from their friends on a secondary point, does not counterbalance the inconvenience of affording the Opposiiion one of those little successes which, for want of better, it makes the most of. as loudly as it can." The Constitutionnel, I in fact, admits that several of the Conservatives were hostile to the measure and their Conservative feelings, therefore, caused the defeat. It was not, however, considered a vital question, the Conservatives, according to the Globe, only looking at the law i'self, and putting all political considerations out of the question, voted for or against it according to their personal impressions. -After the ballot on the above bill, M. de Remusat developed" his oft-renewed proposition for declaring Various public offices incompatible with the functions of a deputy. M. Guizot stated that the Cabinet were determined on opposing the proposition, but that they bad no objection to its being taken iritoconsidefa,ioii," which additional process was unamimously agreed to. M. de Remusat then brought forward his proposition, the object of which is to prevent deputies from holding Government situations in certain cases. After 'he mover's speech, M. Guizot rose and said, that the Ministry considered the proj>o«i'ion of M de Remusat had in i'self; they believed it to be contrary to the Hncient principles of the institutions of the country. ftnd they were therefore determined to oppose it. The Motion had been brought forward on many occasions, hilt had never been followed up to that exten', that it coutd be examined in principle, and in its application to the position of the coumry. Willing to approve the Principle of the measure, he wished that it should be "fought fairly under discussion; the prillciples laId down by the mover of the proposi ion, and the conse- quences of them, merit too be examined attentively and it was on that account he did not oppose their being taken into consideration—M. Gus'ave de Beaumont followed, and said that the Minis'ry had made some Progress on this questian since last year, when they refused to allow it to be discussed at all. He hoped that the Government, after having publicly stated that they wished to take the question into consideration, "ould not take secret means to stop the discussion. "-M. Dupin said that the dismissal of M. Drouyn del lIuys bv the Ministry had forced this question upon the Chamber, and though he had firmly opposed every Proposition of the kind, he would now support the Inolion.-It was accordingly unanimously resolved that the proposition should be taken into consideration I" the Chamber of Peers on Monday, the Minister of (lie Marine stated, in answer o some remarks from the discount Duhouchage, that the question of the hoine debt of Spain had been examined by the Council of State, where it hsd been decided that henceforth that Bpecies of s'ock should not be quoted in the Bourse official lists.—The Due de Broglie was to leave Paris for London on Thursday, for the purpose of entering ul)on his conferences with Dr. Lushingion respecting the means of revising 'he treaties relative to the sup- pression of the Slave Trade.—A fatal duel took place in the Boisde Boulogne, on Tuesday morning, between de Beauvalon, one of the edirors of the Globe (Paris Paper), and M. Dujarrier, the director and principal Proprietor of the Presse. The parties fought wi I h Pistols, and on the first fire M. de Beauvalon's ball struck M. Dujarrier in the right eye, and havinu Penetrated into the brain the unhappy man fell dead on theinstant. The unfortunate affair arose out of a dispute cards. Warrant for the arrest of M. de Beauvalon and his seconds have been issued.—The Havre journats iltate that on Sunday last about 150 Englishmen made UP a purse of lOOt., and, dividing themselves into equal Parties, agreed to pass the leisure afforded them by their aiiqpensioii from work on the railroad, on account Of the day, by a pitched battle on the Plaine de Sotte- le. They met and fought with much courage and ^•olence, but the authorities arrived at the height of 16 fray and separated the combatants. The accounts from Switzerland are favourable, and ''ong hopes are entertained that Ihe-disputes will be amicably settled by the withdrawal of the Jesuits from lucerne, an'' the disbanding of the free corps. The 'rectory of Zurich has addressed a proposition to the the object of which is to put down the free corps "all the cantons, and the following note on the same ject has been «ent by M. Guizot to the French »i lassador, ihe Count de Pontois, which he had com- "nicated to the Vorort on the 7th. It is dated the instant:— K 1« of i| So'eur 'e borate, —I liar# just received yoar dispatches •>er '? "It. It i« with the most lively satisfaction that I Y0ure,,e. ,n 'hem proofs of a complete accord between you and *mba Koes—an accord to necessary in the presence of the oo^reI^i,e" of wh"ch Switzerland is the theatre, and which bineta'™ *r Wc" w'1 ,l,e entente cordiale that unites all Ca- tion. one f n",t'01' of <tie free corps is, without conlradic- and alread m08t ser'ous events of the present slate of tilings; 'hat I felt'" more 'hen ouce, I have apprised you of the aniiely hot also ihe e,rentu«Iil ies with which, not outjr the repose this organUeA*6?0* of ,he confederation, were menaced by end in .uch ah*°I,rCl'>' T,le iml,erHt'*e necessity of putting an Cf>nle*ied j pUliex> and preventing a recurrence of tliein, is not In SwiUerI,n)1"rol'e b; any of the true friends of Switzerland, lightened minds" A can"ot he a question of doubt for en- '•berate on the *e moment when the Diet is abnnl to de- «l»e most serious 1 recommend to you to oall gality anj 'ncalcoUMB,j<"1 ^'e President to the radical i 11 e to uinj ;ni the most form In*r "O" an institution. Annoonce tbig subject. Let the *rvernaH onr ^u" *n^ en,'re con»iction on .dopttn, before "I be convinced of the necessity of prerent the recti rrenoe of't K t,le mo*1 energetic measure* to o( Switzerland. T which have comprised the w c'i, in ibe eye* of Si»;?ISl °n cnormoos responsihility Wo°ld f*l| opon sacti of nu<* !^e whole of Europe, Contefnl,t of ibe righis of Kov«|r»'neiils AS uliould, in eoujiiact, tolerate, or not take m"" ',le 8''Pull«''on» of Ihe federal t.uhlie pe^ce. You ,rr?n?ot.reven'i»K. «»«e violation '■patch to i|le President of it. ,l!r'8ed to communicate this copy of i,.» "resident of .he Dlet. and to furnish him with a this week pi'" 'i?6 Papers received the Mi.fi" ir'oMI T fr °f Dep",ie8' °» ",e 3d tion of imm«dia-B, u -e V "or an'»ounced his inten law. The Cn,n • br,ngin £ forward a new electoral the national nrr,"11"66 °" '^e ^or l'le restitution of i's report It PPrty to 'he Clergy had not yet made Cortes would "e''eved 'bat the session of the if the Oiipo, n°' above sixveeks more, especially Barcelona ,cc^mP''s^^d her projected journey to of the elppf progresistas bad re-appeared at some been rettirt'°?S| Ciudad Rodrigo M. Cortina had ^arqnisd I V an overwbelmiiiK majority over the had ol.T • uma' a,,d at Penaromla de Bracamonte ten o-jve,, ,ain.e, votes, and M. Ocana 457. against 'whes a 1 tt° ) Viluma.—The Clamor Publico pub- la> f .orn B°rdeaux. mentioning that the con- Oarlista p V <liscovered at Vittoria was amongst the 'nrouwh i» y day, emissaries of that party passed (Where .1 avont,e on «heir way to St Jean de Luz, w • ley 'le'd their re-meeting, and, according to ««thr tfr' ''ere "as ever-v probability that a Carlist PTQ wo,|ld occur early in sprint; in the northern the "k0es' 'he Chamber of Deputies, on 'hat day, Ch rePor* the Coinnutiee on the restoration of R_ l"! Property had been presented. The majority favour of the Government proposi ion, but a eparate report was given in by the minority, in which it is recommended that furher gurantees shoutd be gittlit to 'he purchasers of national properly, and that ne property about to be given to the clergy should not o placed at their absolute and uncontrolled disposal. .e'Hlor of the Expectador, charged with publishing ^Irbel on the Government relative to the execution of r"a,,o, had been acquitted. The accounts from Lisbon come down to the 5th inst. The approaching elections were engag-ing- the attention of all parties. The Opposition had formed an asso- ciation for promoting the return of candidates hos ile o the Ministry.—The decision of a Council of Minis- ters on the subject of the conversion of a portion of the foreign debt had led to serious misintelligence between the Ministers of the Interior and of War 011 one side, and those ef Foreign Affairs and Finance on the other. The casting vote of the Minister of Marine determined lie discusjiion in favour of the Barons Folgosa and Junquieros. in opposition to the capitalist. Romao. supported bv Seuhor Cabral and the Duke of Terceira- The Baron Folgosa (Brandao) remains charged with the management -of titia operation, and was expected to proceed to England immediately on this mission.- A new law for the reconstruction of the Council of State, creating an administrative body and several new offices, has been introduced by Ministers -The receipts of the Custom-house of Lisbon show a considerable falling.offill the month of February.-These advices announce the decision of the superior tribunal of the Lisbon Itelacao in the case of the Madeira woman Maria Joaqninit, condemned to death several months ago in that island on a charge of heresy and apostacy. That barbarous sentence, by the recent decision, was commuted to one of three months' imprisonment and a fine of six milreis.- The bulletins of the state of her Majesty's health have been discontinued. She is con- valescent, and the newly-born infant, together with the other members of the Royal Family, are well. MONEY MARKET, &C.—As so large a proportion or the Public Securities is now closed for general transfers, the business that has been transacted in the Money-market since Monday last has been somewhat limited. Still, on the whole, the value of Stock has been well supported. The notice issued by the Directors of the Bank of England, to the effect that in future advances of money will be made at the rate of interest not exceeding 21 per cent, has been the subject of very general interest.—The market for Stocks has been with. out any alteration of interest to-day. Consols for present transfer have been marked 99J i, and for April 100 to £ 4 Exchequer bills have been 65s. to 67s., and East India Bonds 75s. premium. Bank Stock has been fluctuating, and the quotations have alternated from 217i to 215. South Sea Annuities have been 981.- The transactions in the Foreign Bonds have been very limited, but there is no perceptible weakness in the market. The value of Portuguese Stock was a little steadier, the Converted being at 67 to 671. Spanish per Sna' Ta".e .heen mar'te(l 30i to 30±, and the 3 per Cents. 404 to J, being a|so well supported. Dutch oer Cents, have been 63| to #, and Braz.lian new 88 to x.-The Bank of Engtand Return to the 8th inst. exhibits a further augmen a ion in the Bullion of 146.374Z., the present amount bemg 15,876,4381. The quantity of paper circulated during S7Q7(\l PTK°'LWas 29,040,075Z., being an augmentation of t viwil T? ant,ounts to 3,577,2671, a further advance ohlic Deposits have increased by 402.769/ n j 'fr ePosits by 55,811/ but in the amount of the c ?n' other bills there is a decrease of 942/. The iocr"M"1'w- ti" 'arl?e amount of the Rest, and the steady accumulation of specie in the coffers of the Corporation,- The had a bus ,n|'>or'ers connected with the Sugar Market have «inn nn whi^h'c cons,>q(,en<,e of this being Ihe first occa- A vprv la SuRar can be brought in at the reduced duty. j aniount has passed iulo her Majesty's Exchequer r m» ? i as since the tariff alterations were moo e usiness in the Colonial markets has greatly stagnated. The Gazette of Tuesday afternoon announces that ie yneen has been pleased to confer the hononr of f'lr-i! i James Cochrane, Esq., Chief Justice ol Gibraltar. •j.r'I16 Q'Jee" held a Levee (the second this season), on Wednesday afternoon, at Sr. James's Palace. After the Levee the Marquis of Westminster had an andience, to return the riband and badge of the Order of the ar er worn by the late Marquis of Westminster. ef.r"f e^' Bart., to return the riband and badee o e Urder of the Bath worn by the late General Sir Henry G Grey. The Quen held a Chapter of the r er of 'he Thistle.. The Duke of Montrose was e f^le. a K'^sht. Her Majesty conferred the honour o Knighthood upon ,|,e £ )tlke, and invested him with the riband and jewel of the Order. »e L-hancellor of the Exchequer has publicly ac- knowledgea ,he receip, of 4o/No. 55,39,, »jrom Tl revenue 'he country." »ank of England have issued a notice, stating that the minimum rate of interest in London for bills and no'es discounted is to be 21 per cent, such bills 2 aVT !'0t 'lav'nS more than ninety-five days to run. „ 'e yearly meeting of the Proprietors of the an of England was held vesterdav morning, the Go- vernor, Mr. Cotton, in the chair, who s'a'ed that the Conrt of Directors having considered the Bank ac- counts, were ofopiuio.) that a dividend at a ra'e of 3k per c^nt. out of interesrs and profits miuht be made, after deducting 7d. in the pound for the income-tax.— In reply to a question, the Governor sta ed that the Rest, before 'he dividend was deducted, would be 3,á7:J,5241. 4s.*2d.; and after the dividfnd was paid, it would be 3,079,025/. 7s. 9d.^53The Report was adopted, and the dividend declared. The East India Company have notified that, on and after the 12th April. they will pay the Donation Balfa awarded to tip,wards of 40 vessels concerned in the operations in China. The King of Prussia has presented the King of the French with a magnificent porcelain vase, manufactured at Berlin, which his Prussian Majesty recen'ly has. forwarded to Paris. King Louis Philippe made the bearer of the vase a cadeau of 4000 francs Mr. Minton, purveyor of meat to her Majesty at Windsor, who had the honour of presenting the King of the French a large portion of the Smithfield prize ox for the Royal banquet table at the Tttileries on New Year's Day, was on Sa'urday waited upon by a mes- senger from the French Embassy, and presented with a magnificent gold union breast pin, set with a brilliant of considerable size, from his Excellency the Count de St. Aulaire, in the name of the King of the French. The situation of keeper of the prints and drawings in the British Museum, vacant by the decease of Mr. Josi, has just been filled by the appointment of Mr. W. Carpenter. This gentleman is the husband of Mrs. Carpenter, the distinguished ar:ist, and is very well known to the world of art by the admirable work. on Vandvk, and the etchings which he recently published. A Berlin letter of the 6th informs us that the memory of the oldest persons does not furnish them with the recollection of a winter in which so large a quantity of snow has fallen in Germany as during the present. The railroads of the Harz and Silesia, and those of Madgei)tirg to Leipsic, were, at the date of 'his account, covered with snow to the depth of three feel, and therefore impassable. Although up to the present time the subject may not have attracted much attention among the mercantile interest or the public generally, there is reason to believe that in some circles a good deal of anxiety is felt relative to the state of the weather. The pro- tracted winter has doubtless a retarding influence upon agricultural opera,iolis, and the growing crops may be affected either as to quantity or quality, perhaps both It is not pretended that any positive harm is vet known to have been done but the holders of English Wheat have become firmer within the last few days both in the provinces and in the metropolis, and in the demand for foreign there are symptoms of improvement, the accounts from some parts of the Continent leading to the inference that the crops will not be large, the late- ness of the season having the additional effect of re- tarding spring sowing..»• We are assured (says the Morning Chronicle), in communication from what (without mentioning names we mav call the highest possible official of the rumours which we published a few days' intended changes in Sir Robert Peel s Go are wrho. foundation. We are authorised to declare that Mr. Goulbiirn takes a statesmanhke and 1 ol^ religious view of his position 111 respect o (isfie(| admitting Jews to municipal offices. •' rll0t: that the Bill will pass whe'her he oppos schief be retains his nn,\L» that the Bill IS full of for the country but is that any reason, he as s • self, whv he should inflict on his country ie f mischief of the loss of his services as Chancellor 01. the Exchequer? Mr. Gladstone is to rei n 10 the Government, succeeding Lord R | dent of he Board of Control. We wpret ;hear thai the Right Hon Gentleman's health has volunteer paired by the frequency and sea of be defences of the Government, 'ha ^i«,.ii«!ions of able 'o attend in his place dur.mr d '« ™ J, the Jew Relief Bill. The Right 1-1011. Gentle01all will employ that time in recruiting »>? th afterwards apply himself more v,?°r(Lord Ripon has, pa ch of the official business whic the for some time pnst. been allowing to accumulate a Board of Con rol r-rtlirt was occupied At the Maidstone Assizes the C jn the greater part of Thursday in try g jes were which the South Eastern Railway Compa"'M defendants The plaintiffs 'h^w°ay, who had their occupying farm, near the line of rail y d(iders s acks and bu.ldings set on firejy from the engines. There was no do»b wm had been caused 111 that manner, anu ,h»..he aefe„d»,„s had used all vent such mischief, and that the blam Mr farmers in placing the stacks so near • nineji who Fairbairi. and another engineer «r chjmiieys ■aid "hat the issuing of hot c,.n^erh prevented bv an of the locomat.ve engines might he p uhsiroe. ironware ganze placed on Ihe to^.b«'« (he furnacet tion* impeded the draught of air tnro „ a er and made it necesarv to employ e"^ averse The power, to which Railway Companiest« Iltil|ti*ff. f„ Juries gave a verdic' in each case for the P the first, Mr Hainmon, whose farm |S. j j„ Dover, obtained 800/vfor the damage in Tavlor the second case 894/. 14s. were awarded to y
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JUST PUBLISHED, FOR THE AUTHOR, By JONES. Merthyr Tydvil, THE CAMBRIAN MINSTREL, (CANIEDYDD CYMREIG). THIS Work will comprise all the Welsh and M. English Songs of J. THOMAS (Iman Ddu). adapted 10 the Ancient and Modern Airs of Cambria, as well as some original Airs by the Author of the Song-so Several are a ranged as Duets and Glees.—The Work will consist of 12 numbers at 6d. each. GLAMORGANSHIRE. No TICE is hereby given, that the next GENERAL QUARTER SESSIONS of the PEACE for the said County, will be holden at the Guildhall, in the Town of CoWBRIDGK, On MONDAY, the 7th day of APRIL next, at one of the clock in the afternoon, when the Justices assembled will immediately proceed to the business relating to the A ssessnient, Application, and Management of the County Stuck or Rate, and to the internal Regulations of the County and at two of the o'clock of such day, proceed to take into consideration the Provisions of the several Acts relating to the establishment of County and District Constables, and to make and enter into such Rules, Orders, and Regulations relating thereto, and to the Police established within the said Covuty, as may be thought expedient; and, On TUESDAY Morning, at Ten o'Clook, the Court will proceed with the trial of Appeals, Traverses, a Prisoners, at which time all Grand and Petty Jurors are re- quired to attend; and the several parties in any Appeal or Tra- verse, and the Prosecutors and Witnesses on any Indictment, are to be prepared to proceed immediately with their several cases. All Appeals and Traverses must be entered BEFORE THE OPENING OF THE SESSIONS. All Bills and Demands against the County Stock must be delivered into the Office of the Clerk of the Peace FOURTEEN days before the Sessions; and all Costs given or allowed by the Court must be taxed at the same Sessions, or they will not after- ward., be ultmoed. The several Acting Magistrates are requested to return all Depositions into the Office of the Clerk of the Peace, at Cardiff, on or before FRIDAY, the 4th day of APRIL next. IR Cardiff. tOth March. 1845. WOOD, Clerk of Peace. NOTICE. ANY Persons willing to CONTRACT for SUP- PLYING the following ARTICLES. for the use or the Prisoners confined in the House of Correction at Swansea, up lo Miiisuiiuner-dav, are requested to deliver sealed Tenders at 'I16 Office of Mr. T. Attwood, Clerk of the Magistrates, on Monday next, the 2;)th day of March, before twelve o'clock at noon. Bread (of the best second flour), at per Loaf of li lb. Oatmeal, at per Cwl. Be.t Washed Potatoes, at per Gwt. Coals, at per Waggon. Soap, at per CWI. Clogs, at petfPair. Candles, at per (tozen 11.5.. Samples of the Goods (which mast be of the best Tonality) should be sent in with the Tendeis. M L «. BY order of the Visiting Justices, March 21, 1845. WILLIAM COX, Governor. ASAM Aim TEA. JOHN WILLIAMS, CA MB RIA N NEWSPAPEfl OFFICE, Sole Authorised Agent for Swansea. THE ASAM TEA COMPANY. A COMPANY has been formed for the Importation and Sale of ASAM GROWN TEA. Asam (or Assam) is regarded with a considerable degree of interest on account of a highly flavoured species of Tea growing in this important pro- vince of India, and possessing such strength, that when aieeped, one pound yields, at a moderate compulation, at the rate of two pounds of the Chinese leaf. This Tea is furnished by Ihe Com- pany in an original and pure state, at the Head Office, 11, Crooked- lane, King William-street, City. The Asam Tea Company'* authorised Avents:- For Cardiff. Mr. Webber, of the Cardiff and Merthyr Guardian-Office. For Merthyr, Mrs. Ann Williams, Confectioner, High- street. Good Black, 5s.; superior lfavour, G*. Good Green, Gs. ditto, 7*. t:5- Agents wanted for the principal Cities and Towns of England and Wales. WEST OF ENGLAND dfive anb iLífe Insurance e, onivant). EMPOWERED BY ACT OP PARLIAMENT. Capital, £ 600,000. CHII" OFFICE, EXETEH. — OFFICE FOR THE METROPOLIS, NO. tO, BRIDGE STREET, BLACK FRIA if' PRESIDENT. The Right Hon. Earl MORLEY. TRUSTESS The Rt. Hon. Earl Forlescue I SirThos Dyke Acland, Tit. M.P, The Right Hon. Earl Morle.y I Edw. Divett, F.sq M P, The Kiglil Hon. Lord Clifford I Santuel Fred. Milford, Esq-. LIFE INSURANCES THE Advantages offered by this Company are,— A Reduced Scale of Premiums, aud no liability of Partner. *'A'Participation in the disposable Surplus Premiums, at the end of every Fifth Year, from Christmas. 18*7, oil Policies for .flOO and upwards: the Share allotted to ench Policy, will be either added 119 a Bonus, to the Sum insured, or applied in Reduction of the future Annual Premttimt. FIRE INSURANCES. Besides a Reduced Rale of Premiums, persons insured again-t Fire. to the amount of ^SoO and upwards, are entitled to a Share of half the Profits arising from this Department. Notice is hereby given, That Insurances which expire at Ludv-day, 1845, should be renewed wiihin 1i> Havs therealter, or they will become void ANNUITIES are granted and purchased. Rates and Conditions ma" be had of ih Agents. CHAS. LEWIS, Secretary. AGENTS. JOHN T. JENKIN. Solicitor, Swansea. JOHN MORGAN AMES Nemli. ANTHONY ALSOP Cardiff. RD. SPURRELL Carmarthen. BOTAL EXCHANOB ASSURANCE CORPORATION, (Established by Royal Charter A.D. 1720). FIRF. INSUKANCES. NOTICE —Tlif usual fifteen ilays allowerj f„r pa in 111 of Premiums falling due at L .dy-day, Wlj| J 0,1 (tie 9 It da.v ol April next. IT HAS BEEN determined bv this C,nrponiti„n ,(( wj,|„i from C<)"ditioii N« X in their Pollute* ihe words which require •• „ Certificate under the l,d> ot .he Minister. Churchw*r,]ens and >ome other rep.itable Inhabitants ol the parish where such fire Nh.>ll have lmi>pei»*d. HOLDERS ol POLICIES are accordingly requested to con sider this part of the aforesaid condition as cancelled n-I LIFE INSURANCES. A BONUS, equal to TWO THIRDS OF THE PROFIT on the Company'* Lite Business, since December, 1041 will K ppportioned, periodically, among the Policies effected for Life, either By ADDITION TO THE SUM ASSURED, OR I,, REDUCTION OF THE PREMIUM; ,LON OR THE VALUE OF THE BONUS MAY BE RECEIVED IN CaSH- r | _i • The following features particularly distinguish the ComD«iiv'. present system ol Lile IiisiiMuce, viz. Tlie security of « larue Capital, for wliicli no charge is marl The Exemption of ihe Assured from all liability ()f nership And the Guarantee which the character, success, and Ion experience of ihe Company aff-.rd to the Policy-holder. aea,„s1 all the dinners winch intuit result from inexperience or linuro- v^dence in inain»K' raenl THOMAS TOOKE, Esq. Governor. W, I L. AM SAMPS..N. F -Q Sab Governor. The Hon. J. I. LESLIE MFI VILLE.. Deputy Governor. DIRECTORS. Henry Iviinbridte, Esq. George Peaikes Barclay. Esq Ediiiond S. P. Culvert Esq. Alexander Colvio, Esq. E,q. J ..1111 Deacon, Esq. Riversd^le VV Grentell, E«q. W.ni.Htbbert.E.q. Lancelot Holland, Esq. ,ir C-e,)rge John Cfiris'. I.ochtier. Esq. Sir J. Win. Lubbock, Bart. Charles John Manning, Esq. tl,,llrv Nel E. q. Edward Huwlev Palmer, Esq. John H. P-lly, E-q. Abraham Geo Robarts, F,,Ci. Charles Robinsoo, E^q. Sir Samuel Scott. Bart. William Solimi, E*q. Robert Thorley, Esq. Henry Warre, Esq. Oclavius Witt ram, E*q. C.B<tr(i;Y.<unK.E<q. AGENTS. 9WANSEA Mr-THOMAS A. MARTEN. Carrlitf Mr W.llmm Bird. Mr. Wm. Thomas, Painter. "rec, ,VIr W,l!,i"» Kvi'"s- ^kh»weU Mr. G A A Dav.es. ane y mm Messrs. Rrown and Grove. Carmarthen •• IVJr. David Evans I renit>rt>ke ^If,,rd V Mr. Thora-is Williams. Abervstwitl, Mr. Too,uas Jm.es. Uarnaivoii Messrs. Morgan »nd Preece. Hallcor Nir. J. V. I]. I*)* ,e Mr. David Willi Mr. Richard Hughes. yWe", Mr. Meredith Vickers. M'Himoni1, Mr. riion. Farror. Aber-aveimy Mr. W. p,ice Newport Messrs. Prothero & Towgood Mr. C. Mere.vea.her. Hereford Mr. John Gwillim, Jon., »nd r, Mr. Richard Underwood. ^r<>>'a^(, J Mr. Thomas Wa kins. Kington and Presteign.. Mr. Thomas Oliver. hrdh,,r.V Mr. J»seph Bird. Leominster Mr. Edwin Lloyd. R(i.,s Mr. William Thomas. JJelwy00 Mr* David G*y"»e- March, 1845. ALEX. GREEN, Secretary. STEAM 2COMMUINICATION BETWEEN BRISTOL AND LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT SWANSEA AND MILFORD, Daring the Month of MARCH, 1845. THE NEtV AND yjV | |I\V\ IRON POWERFUL STEAM SHIP, TR.OUSADOUR, JAMES BECKETT, Commander, Is intended to Sail from the Trafalgar Dock, with Goods and Passengers, for BRISTOL and SWANSEA, rolling »I MILFORD, ™"ren, 1815. o'clock. March, I8J5. o'clock. 9, anudiy jo morn. 23, Souday 9 morn. 'J' *nnd«y 3 after. 30. Snnday 2 alter. Ihe Troubadour leaves Milford for Bristol, twenty-two hours after sailing from Liverpool. From BRISTOL, calling at SWANSKA and MILFORD, March, 1815. o'clock. I March, 1845. o'clock. Wednesday 8 morn. I 26, Wednesday 8 morn. 18, Wednesday | after. | From SWANSEA. Much. 1845. o'clock. I March, IS45. o'clock. U. Thur!lfhy g morn. '11, Thursday 8 morn. Tliur.day 1 ,fler. The Troubadour leaves Milf.trA for Liverpool seven hours afUr sailiny from Swansea. FARKS -TO Liverpool, Cabin, £ 1.; Steward's Fee, 2s. 6d. Deck, 7s. 6d. Goods forwarded free of Commission. For forther particulars apply to Mr. John Edwards, Steam- racket Office, Swansea; Mr. Wm. D. Applebee, Bristol; Mr. Ihomas M'Tear, No. 25, Water-street, Liverpool Messrs. Kenworihv and Co., Manchester Mr. Geo. H. Evans, Milford or to the Captain on Board. All Freights paid on delivery of the Goods, and landing and ware- housing at the expense and ritk of the Consignee. SWANSEA AND BRISTOL. THE FAST GOING Strain ¡J«rketø. LORI) BERESrOUD, ftOtfERT DA VIS, Commander, AND COUNTY or PEMBROKE, WILLIAM ROSE, Commander, A for the conveyance of Goods and Passengers, Kb intended to Sail as follows during the Month of MARCH p Lora Hereford, Tuesday, and Fri days. Counlyof Pembroke, I'll u rt dajs and Saiurdays. KKOM SWANSEA. March, 18-15. o'clock. 1, Saturday II morn. 4, Tuesday morn. fl, Thursday "morll. 7, Ptiday fij mora. 8, Saturday 7 m«rn 11, Tuesday 0 morn. 13, Thursday morn. 14, Friday lo morn. 13, Salnrday |(|J morn. 18, Tuesday 2 010111 *B, Thmsday morn. *1, Friday 5 morn. 22, Saturclay 8 morn. 25, Tursday 8 morn. 27, Thursday morn 2S, Friday u] morn. 29, Saturday IU morn. 29, Saturday 10 morn. Lord Beretford, Thursdays and Saturdays. — County of Pembrtke, I aesdays and Fridays. FROM BKISIOI,. March, 1845. o'clock. 1, Saturday morD. j, Tuesday a ,ftrr- ^day i morn. 7. Friday ji morn. 8, Saturday ej morn. II, Tuesday g 13, Thursday g mora. [4, Friday morn> 5, Saturday |0 reoia. 20* TK ?y ,f"r- »?' n.1** 4 niotn. 44 morn. 2, Saturday fij Inor>. T mora. "• I1"r",»y « ~oro. or! ? mora. i». Saturday „<ew.ra ree, jor na.es ant, Uentlejn.n,\t. eMthi Children ana Servants ,Gd. Female Vtoovardma t tend the f,adies'Cahins. Carriages .nd Horses shipped with the greatest ear,Horses aad Carriages to be shipped two hours before.ailmo- TJ. LLANKLLY MAIL COACH L.„„ '.T.'MLFE,™ ARMS, Swansaa, at foar everj evening, returning the rollowine morning at seven. 6 » A COACH leaves Ihe M^CKWORTR *» /OJ .J\I I nlt"° every niornine (Sandavs excepted), through Llanelly and Kidwellv for Car inarlhen, and returns the same days. J' PRICE s SPRING VAN leaves the BKACFORT ARMS, Swag, sea every Friday inorn.-e at eight o clock, for Llandilo, Llan- gadock, Llunnoverv, and Carmarilien. AGENTS .-G. C Glasson 12 Quay-street, near the Stone Bridge, Bristol; Terrell and Sons, 33, and the Bristol Steam Packet Coinpanv, No. I Qnav Bristol Mr. John Barber, 8, Bath-street, Bath; Mr. E. T. Turner, 9, Nelson Terrace and Mr. John Naish Smart, 1, Quay Parade, Swansea- Mr Marlin Britannia Hotel, JIIracolIIbe Mr. NV Cory Porl'esone Anns, Barnstaple and Mr. W. Morris, White Hart, Biabops- gate-atreet, London. 1 All Goods, Packages, Parcel, &c., forwarderl to all parta without delav, when addressed to either of the Steam. Packet Offices, Bristol. NOTICE.—The Proprietors of the nhoxe Steam Packets give Notice, that they will not fit accountable for any Passenger's L«o gaqe; nor wilt then b* answerable for ant/ Good*, Packages, or Pur- eels (if lost or damaged by fire, leakage, or otherwise), unlets booked at either of their Othces at Bristol or Swansea, if abort, the value of 40»..unless entered at its value, and carriage in proportion paid for the same at the timr of booking. Goods consigned to order, or not token awatf before six o'clock in the evening of the day of landing, will be warehoused at the risk and expense of the Consignees. All Goods to be considered as liens, not only for freight and charges due thereon, but also for all previously unsatisfied freight and charges due by the Consignees to the Proprietors of the said Packets. Dis- puted weiqhtsor measurement, claims for lass or damage, <$-«., cannot be allowed, unless a written notice of the same be sent to the office Oil I the day of deliver U. — Freio hi to be paid on delivery, ana au (ioed. at tnerist of the Consu/neei as soon as landed. THE CARDIFF AND BlUSTOL jptrant Ditrfict*, PRINCE OF WALES, MATTllEW JONES, Commander, AN" ZiABir CHARLOTTE, HBNIlY JEFF ERF, Commander, ARE intended to SAIL during the Month of MARCH, from the Bute Ship Docks — u- Prince of Wales — Monday a, W r«1 ne»d*»s. and Fridays— hady ('harlotte—Tuesdays, 1 h n rsday s, and Saliirdayt. From CARDIFF. March. 1845. o'clock. I. SalllrlhlV sf morn. S Monday I"4 mora. 4, Tuesday 1*4 3' Wednesday 14 *f,er- fl Tlmriday 3 after. 7, Fiiday 34 afltr. 8, Saturday I Inurn. 10. Monday 6 Innrn. 11. Tuesday « morn. 12. Wednesday 64 morn. 13,Thll.!fhy 7 mnrn. 14, Friday 'i morn. lit, Saturday *4 morn. IT. Monday g In-orll. 18, Tuesday IJ morn. !!>, Wednesday 124 after. 2», Thursday 2 afler. 21, Friday 24 afln. 22, Saturday 34 after. 24, Monday 44 alter. 2' Tuesday Si ti.rn. 26, Wednesday 0 mom. 27, Thursday 0 mom. 28, Friday 7 morn. 29, Saturday • 71 morn. 31, Monday 9 morn. iMiiy Charlotte—Mondays, Wed- nesdays, and Fi idays.—Prince of Wales—Tuesdays, Thursdays,and Saturdays. From BRISTOL. March, 18U. o'clock. I, Saturday morn. 3, Monday I'iJ after. 4, Tuesday lj after, ■5, Wednesday 3 after 6, Thur»day 71.or.. 7, Friday 3+ morn, 8, Saturday 6 mora. 10, Monday.. 7 morn. It, Tuesday 7 mora. 12, Wednesday 8 mora. 13, Thursday 8 morn. 14, Friday 0 mora. 15, Saturday 9 morn. 17, Monday II morn. 18, Tiieaday 12 noon. III, W..dnesrlay 2 after. 20, Thursday 24 after. 21, Fiiday 3 after. 24, Salnrdav 5+ 11101a. 24, Monday fit morn. ».■«, Tuesday 6 mom. 26, Wednesday 7 morn. 27, Thursday 7 morn. 48, Friday 8 morn. 49, Saturday 84 morn. 31, Monday "i mnro. Lon" Pasnage. t 7lh, 22d, & 24th, to and fro.—To and fro Tickets, 5s. & 3s. Carriages and Horses must be alongside One Hour previous to time of S liling. REDUCED FARES:—After Cahin. 4s.; Fore Cabin, 2«.— Child real uiide r twel, e vears of age, Hal f-I)riee.- D(igs Is. each. A Female Steward attends on board both Packets. Refreshments may he had on Board on moderate terms. Four-wheel Carriage, 21 »• Four-wheel Phaeton, or Gig, 10s. 6d.; Two wheel drawn by one Horse and Driver, 15!1.; florse and Rider, After Cabin, 9s.; Fore Cabin, 7s. (id.; Cattle, and Horses, 6s. each Sheep. Pigs, and Calves, Is. each. Carriages, Horses, Catlle. and Goods, will be subject to Landing and Wharfages at Bute Docks. Not accountable for lIllIl (II.ods without Shipping Notes. Freighters are requested to otder all Goods intended for the PMNCE OF WALES to be seut to No. 12, Qua\-street, or to Robert Chaplin, Cumberland Basin Locks; and for the LADY CHARIOTTK, to Clare-street Hall, Marsh-street. Bristol — Goods will be hauled from the Warehouses to the Packets, at the expense of the Companies. Merthyr, Newbridge, Aberdare, Cowbridge, ttridgend, Lluntr'n- sent,and Caerphilly. — Goods forwarded to I hese places in Spring Waggons, Railway, and Lock-up Canal Boats, Immedlatel". on arrival, unless ordered by any particular convey ance, in which case they wit) hp deposited in ihe Steam Packet Warehouse till called lor, at risk and expense of Consignee. Freight to be paid on delivery. Goods, Packages, Parcels, Hie. forwarded to alI partsof the kingdom withonTdelav, when sent to either of the Steam Packet Ottices in CardilV or Bristol. Further information as to Freight, &c. will he readily 01,. tained In applying to the Agents, Mr. Woodman, Agent, at the Packet-ollice on the Wharf, Cardiff; orto Mr. G. C. Glasson, Agent, No. 12, Quav-slreet, Bristol, for PRINCE OF WAI.ES PACKET and of Mr. Thns. John, at the Packel-Ollice the Wharf, Cardiff; or 10 Mr. W. B. Owen, Clare street Hall, Marsh-street Bristol, and at 29, Avon Crescent, Hot»vells, for LADY CIIAKLOTTE PACKET. NOTICE.—-The Proprietors of the.ahove Steam Pacltets'yive \ntlee, that they wilt not be accountable for any Passeny,rt' luggage; nor will 1 hey he answerable for any (loods, Package*, or Pan-els (if toil or damaged by /ire, leakage, or othera,ise.), unless booked at either of their Office, at ardiff or tirialot, if* above the value ,<f fmty shi). lings, unless entered at its value, and corrnjije in proportion futid fnr the same at the time of booking, floods constgned to order, »r net taken atoay before six o'clvck in the evening nj the any oj landing, irill be warehoused fit the ris'. and exftense of the. consignees All goads to be ron sidered asltens. nut only f»r freight and "hllry". due tlterftoll. but -li,if,pr all previously ,flli.A6dfrlllght and L'har" due hy consignees to the Proprirt.r. of the jiiM Pacnets. 'fisotited weights or 'mea- surement, claims for lost or eutnafe. ifC. cannot be allowed unless a written notiee of the same be sent If the ofiee on the day f doliwery BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT. Bencraft's Patent Elastic Saddle and Patent Hames, Under the Patronage of the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelly to Animals. rfH ES E invaluable and humane inventions (unit er- i sallj admitted to be brought to perfection) mav be obtained of Mr. Bencraft's- Agents, Mr. J. TILBURY, 35, Gloucester-place, New road, London, and Messrs. BRACE& BOX, Walsall,Siafford- sbire(soleinanufacturersof BENCRAFT'S PATENT HAMES), filled up in the first Ityle as to shape and workmanship, of the very best materials and through them of every Saddler and Harness Maker in the kingdom. COCKMAN & WINDMILL, 74, George-street, Portman-stjuare, London, sole manufacturers of Bencraft's Patent Saddle. A liberal discount allowed to the trade. 311, Regent-street, London, January 11, 1845. Dear Sir,—I have ridden on your patent saddle for many months, almolt daily, npon the same horse (very frequently three hours at a time)- I have alto used the saddle upon variooa horses, and at length have arrived it the conclusion, that yonr invention is a boon both to man and horse, and therefore deserve* to be universally known and The diffusion of the weight of the rider over an increased extent of sorfaie of the back, while the ridge of the spine escape* all pressure, ia a great mechanical advantage over ihe common saddle. It possesses ihe merit of retaining ifa proper position better than any I have ever met with, except where the aid of the plush saddle cloth has been fonnd indispensable. With reitird to the boon to the rider, it will prove a luxury to the million, although the agile rider mourned on a truly elastic horse may not deign to use sack an appliance. I am, dear Sir, your obedient servant, iliMES TURNER, Veterinary Surgeon. Stephen Bencraft, Esq., Barnstaple. FROM CHARLES DAVIS, ESQ., Huntsman to Her Majesty's Stag Hounds. Ascotc Heath, Chertsey, Nov. 25, 1843. air,— Having given yonr saddle a fair trial doriug two months' banting, I have no hesitation io saying that I highly recommend it to the sporting world in general, particularly those who have long distances to rille to cover. Its decided advantage lor ease and comfort over the common saddle is obvious; the seat of the former being formed of steel, retaius Its elasticity, whereas the common stuffing in the latter, from long usage, wet weather, &c., becomes unpleasant to "t upon. 1 am, Sir, your obedi«nt servant, CHARLES DAVIS. Stephen Bencraft, Esq., Barnstaple, Devon. Extract from a Review in the Veterinarian' for December, 1844. MR. BENCRAFT'S PATENT HAMKS. We can pass unqualified praise opon Mr. Bencraft's invention, and conscientiously and warmly recommend it to all loveis of the "whip" and handlen of the ribbons," nothing doubting of the gratification they wilt receive from witnessing the comparative ease and pleasanlnesss with which their tils work in the Patent H.m. an,1 ihey will expe rietice more than ordinary gratification at seeing Ihe wheelers' shoulders free from any sort of wring-ineor tailing, however laborious or irregular the draught. & t P. turlher testimonials of the practical benefils of the abote in- ventions, too numerous to publish, milY he seen at Mr. Bencraft's Agents in London and Walsall, and at the Editor s of this paper. N.H. The Sarldle and Hames are fitted lip in the first sijle, without any advance 011 the price of those hitherto in use. MOST IMPORTANT IMPROVEMENTS IN DENTAL SURGERY, BY MONS. LS DRAY, SURGEON-DENTIST, No. 27, PARK-STREET, BRISTOL, ONE DOOR FROM BERKELEY-SQUARE. THE PATENT INCORRODIBLE TERRA METALMC TEETH, Fixed on the most Scientific Principlea, without Springs, Wires, or Ligatures, at Mons. Le Dray and ,CIl.' I usual moderate Paris charges; commencing at Five ShilUays a Single 1 ooth, and that continuing their Scale oj Prices. Scurvy in the Gums effectually reinovad. Loose Teeth fastened, and filling Decayed Teelh with their Mineral Marraoralnm.) AT each announcement made to the Public hy MONS. LE DRAY and CO. their gratification is highly increased, as they are conlintiallv receivirg from their extensive connexion undeniable assurances of satisfaction and appro* al. In tendering acknowledgments for the patronage received from their Friends, among liie Nobiliry, Genlrn, Clergr, find inhahitanls of North and South Wales, as well as the adjacent Counties, they cannot refrain from expressing their implicit confidence in a con- I in OH nee of the recommendations and favours ol their Patrons, being fully determined to continue those facilities which hup. hitherto produced so much benefit and comfort to lho>e requiring their professional aid. Mons. LE DRAY and Co. may he consulted as usual at their RESIDENCE. 27, PARK-STREET, where they continue to restore decayed Teeth wiib their Minera) Marmoraturn. so highly recommended bv the Facullv of England, France, and the Con- tirienl. and of which they are (lie sole inventors. It is int rod need into the cavity in an almost liquid stale, without the least pain, and III II few seconds hardens into enamel preventing and curing ihe tooth ache; arresting the progress of further decay, thereby ohvixting the necessity of extraction. The Marmoraintn not only concerts a mere shell into a soundartd useful tooth, calculated for all ilsoriginal purpose-, bill, by completely slopping of, I lie cavity, removes that unpleasant taint of the breath, which invariably arises from decaj of the leelh, Tb' re is no disease to which the mouth is liable more destruc- tive than Scurvy in the Gums; the loss of teelh is more to be at- tributed to it than any oilier canse, for it is the primary souice of decay in them. On its first appearance the gains bleed on Ihe most triHing occasions, become spungy and lose that firm tp*tore they have in a healthy atate, causing 'the breath to be ofl'ensive and repulsive to every one under it, influence. besides other euls repugnant to a sensitive and refined mind. It musi be a source of extreme gratilicaiion to those ihns afflicted lo be assured that Mons. Le Drav can effectually remove ibis destroctive complaint by a1 single'application and without the least pain. „ Mons. Le Dray and Co.'s PATENT INCORRODIBLE TERRA METALLIC ARTIPICIALOT NATURAL TEETH, of surpassing beauty, can be matched so closely in shape and colour 10 those left in the month, and formed o exactly to nalure, that the closest observer cannot detect the difference. They are fixed from one to a complete set, withoot extracting the roots or causing the least pain, and ma, be taken out and re,.laced by the wearer with the greatest lacilit, being incorrodible they have all the superior advantages of never changing colour or decaying oil !uB ,no8, sc't'niific principles, answering satisfactorily a I the purposes of mas.ica.ion and artmula- "»n. imparling to the countenance a younger and improved ap- pearance, protecting Ihe adjoining teeth laslenmg those thai are oose, orm.ug a new gum where Ihe original „, e has receded, and the teeth rema.n.ng perfectly sec«re in fbeir |>lacelt. Specimens of these beautiful teelh mav be viewed daily at Mons LE DKAY S residence, #„ well as bis other improvements, and his superior mode of sparing the ..alien! from he pain and .convenience hitherto attending operation' of the n.o.iih! Loose teeth, arising from aKe or other cause, fastened and deBo.iences of palate effectually remed ed Artificial leelh o»l of repair remodelled lo fi, tbe [LZZ ^JorZ eqnal in beauty and durability lo their origlnM| J, Children a teelh attended lo and regulated. 8 Hl su,e- u,u, Attendance daily fr„,„ For the convenience of country patient* Mom' Lf. DR AY and s^iss^-j; js-isis&r The GO U T cured for a Shilling. rTENRY's MAGIC P[LLs f Cure of lhe AffJiiona. R,,eUmat'° G0U,« Rheumatism, and all Rheamali. These Pills now first offered to the Public for thoae prevalent diseases, are the property of a u"° '"r 1 anxious to relieve the suffering^Z I™?,?* them al a price much under wuVi, fel 1t>w «re»t0/e.S' "J*" whose object is lo profit by tbe sail charged by lho»e it pays the expenses of claiml," £ *?,d rb,cb' he ,hoPe"' will be found within the means of the !l 'h* n°',Ce P"bl,c« They give immediate and almost "?e curing a most violent aUnrk in 24 Im"* J" m* 9°?" requiring more Ihan the content" ofYho V ft ■ in.. „r .1..• °' a box lo be taken, saving tba Tl,rj »re oS ?t f Pn r'" ,n H moM astonishing manner. .I vnrinni n « nl* Rheumatic symptoms, nnder t '"ne* 0 Gout, Rheumatic Oout, Rhemnatisin, Lum- tli^irL, oral li 6 hnproTe digestion, and so renovate fa '• a* lo astonish every one who has taken tbem. R<lwnrd«WK? epM e, v and Sons, Farringdon street f, Paul s; Butler. 4. Cheapside and Sutlons, Bow- nurch-yard, London; and retail by all the respectable Drug- g » s, tSooksellers, &c.. and most others in the kingdom.— Price Is. the be)%, sit(! I 'Id. duiv. I Agents for this part of the Country: *!• WILLIAMS, Catnbrian-Officey 6wansot j PHILLIPS, Cardiff. 4 !;V,}1F'Kr ()N DBBILIIT. NKKVOI^NESS, And all DISORDERS ARISING from EXCESS, #c. He who in pleatnre't downy «rn|» Ne'er lott hi, health, or yooih.ul charms, A hero lives, and justly can ,„ Exclaim, in me beholil a Man I ,j Just pnolished.. (In a sealed envelope). Tenth F.dif">».Pr^e^. 6d., OT sent by post, tree, to any address, Js 6< RLF-PRKscfRVATlON a PO.I,ular Essay on those Concealed Disorders oriiMiiaiiiie »' excesses or mfeciion, and terminal nig m Nervous Debility. Con-lilutional Weakness, anil premature decline ol man'v strength. With practical observations on ii-eir causes, tremintelil- iiiid cure. By SAMUEL LA'MERI, Consulting Surgeon, 9 BEDFOKD STREET, BKDFOBD SQUARE. LONDON, Matriculated Member ol lhe University ..r Mmborgl., Mono rary Me.nber ot the London Hospital Medical Society, Licen- tiate «.f Apotfiecaries' Hall, London. l he v.irious positions of lover. I>usb»n<l, and parent, tlie inherent privi|rges of mankind are Jreqoently marred and prevented .ttr.mt:). thp (illiesaiid Irailtiesol pmty indiscretion. I" stich, am.mg others, this essay uddress^s itself j and, by its periisol, nianv questions may be satisfactorily adjusted, ihat admit M| in, even to the IUOSI confidential liieiid.— Stafford Gazette. We Consider tliis book really ought, as a mailer ot safety. lo be placed in the hands ;>' every vooib wtiose appearance indicates any tendency to nervous de hi lit or premature decii y. Mr. La'Mert, who is a regularly educated member it tbr oil, (ii. cnl t»r'.fe-sion, has treated lie s .bj ct in very sci nttfic and in. lelligent niannt r, and we are certainly aniaied al the preva- lence and ihf consequences *'t evils it III bis province to poiirtray and allevnne.^Wakefield Journal. Published by the Author, and sold bv S. Gilbert, 5f. Pater- nosier-row, London J. Williams Cnmbtian Oltice. Swansea ■ Slatler Oxlord Newton, 16, Cbt.rch streel, Liverpool; Walls' Snow.hill, Birmingham; and by all Booksellers. At Home. f,T consultation d-ily, troin uioe nil three, and Irom five till eiyht; and all letters immediately replied to, il containing the teet .£1 for advice. Sic. j 9, Bedford street. Bed lord -qnaie, London. The work may ne bad ol J. Williams. Cumbrian Ollicw, Swan sea, prac. to. 6d.,or, Iree by post to any address, tor 3%. 6d. J INFI.UEVZA, COUGHS, AKD COLDS C<IMCO's ESSENCE OF LINSEED is the most edicacioos remedy ever discovered for the relief of persona suffering from Influenza the two first doses generally arrest the progiess of this distressing complaint, andalittle perseverance completely removes it. Children's Coughs, as w. II as recent ones iu adults, will be removed b, a few doses (frequently by the firsl). and Asthmatic Persons, who previously hid not been able to lie flown in bed, have received the utmost benefit from the use ofSIMCO's ESSENCE of LINSEED, sold b) all Ale- dicine Vendors, in botiles tit Is. lid. and 2s. 9d. each. CAUTION. DELCROIX & CO., 158, New Bond-streer, London Perfumer* (by appointment) to Her Most Gracious Ma' jesty. and Her Nliiiestv the Queen Dowager, respectfully cau- tion the Nobility and Gentry against base counterfeits 01 their far tamed Esprit de Lavande. Veget, ble Kjtract, tfc., made by d isc barged srrvantsol J. Dclcrcti 5c Co., whoa re eq uat1 v in- coiiipelent to ascertain the danger of w hal they extlllas Del- crotx s Cosmetics, See., as they are to discover what might be useful. These worthless imitations are, for the sake at exorbi- tant profit, foisted upon the public as genuine by Perfumers and Hairdressers, hiving the appearance ol respect-ibiitty, ell knowing iheui to be gross impositions, possessing none of the highly appreciated qualities of lite origlllal. To prevent such fraudulent practices, the Nobility and Gentry of the United Kingdom are invited to send their ord< is direct to Messrs. Del- croix & Cu 158, New Bond-street, who, to protect the far-famed celebrily of their Establishment, will forward them, free "f car. riage, and on the same terms as they supply theNobirv in Town. With tte view, also, of offering a further protection against the insidious alld unp-incip ed attacks of those indivtd- u ds usurping the ntie, and endeavouring 10 undermine the ac knowledted lame of «• DELCROIX AND CO.i ORIGINAL ARTICLES," they respectfully caution their Illustrious Pa- trons against being rois.ed by Placards, 6LC., announcing a Removal," which ihe unwary would believe was that of Del- croix Sc Co and but which i«, in reality, ihe removal <>fjl beI- croix & Co's di-chargcd servants. The improvements in th« premises are now completed in aslyle of comfort an" elegance hitherto unattempted, and the Nobility and Gentry are invited lo inspect an unequalled assortment of Fashionable Foreign and English Perfumery. Also, their long-established and fur- celebrated Delcroix's Esprit de Lavande Aux Millefleurs. So universally approved in every quarter of the habitable globe the fact being es:ablisbed by numerous attempts of ulpn: ci. pled con empo-attes (who have totally failed) to imitetr the. same. It i-, however, necessary the public should be Cautioned againsl imposition. —Price 5s. 6d. and 5*. 6d. .,7 Delcroix's Vegetable Extract. W ell known in the lushtonabie world as pre eminently success- ful lor cleansing the hair, and giviiig it a most detect-bif ap pearance and pieastng lragr.,uce, and keeping il i., curl dUTlng exercise or damp weallter.-Prire 3s. 6 i as., atifl 10,. Delcroix & Co, 's Royal Bouquets. viz- ■ BOl QUKI Dh. LA REINE VICTORIA BOfiOllPT Dtr PRINCE AI.BERT-BOUQUEI DES NOCES ROY ALES-BOUQUKT DE LA PIUNI ESSK KOVAI P vvill,am 'V.-bou'^I'-bc ROI IV. DEF,CPOIX ali(i CO. net% Perftjme is ilie OIP BOUQUFT," wliicl, is a coiijbiniiiioii (,f tile fr&. graiice .I deliciou, flower%, iii %,Ijtct) II)efl;i,u,ofitte Fnoss rose bears a niost conspictiou,,4 par(. 'J'I,is i)erftime is cu. "Iurless audw ill /101 sol! the /DOS! delIcate Iaitdkerciiief- I TIOC 3.. 6d. bs. per boule. The U,t, > .1 EUsmt Perfume, New Bond-street, iJiid try Delcroi* & Co '« iin.i n their handkerchiefs (for "which purpose botiles are alw^vl^'nrn Iree), and t;. a hatidkerch.ef ,o p'rtuo.ed, The com^dT." grance of the choicest conservatory must yield precedence Delcroix's Macassar Oil. Imported un !er .he sanction ol the Lords of the Trea-urv for the ose of H,r Most Grscwu. Majesty, and Iheir Roykl Highnesses Ihe Prince of Wales, the Princess Royal, &c is a delightfully fragrant and transparent preparation tor the Hair and, as an invigorator and beaulifitr, is beyond a.1 precedent It bestows Ihe mtl.1 brilliant gloss together with a strong ten- dency lo curl and I, the only known specific Capable of effrc- tually sustaining the Hair ill decorative charm from Ihe lieet of crowded assembles, or the effects of a damp atmosphere.—Tbe Original and Genuine Di LCROIX'S MACASSAR OIL is protected by two elegantly-executed correct likenesses, in embossed medallions, ol Her Majesty, and His Rllval Highness Prince Albert, with the signature and address Ilhe proprietors. It produces beautifully flowing curl*, and by the transcendent lustre it imparls render* the Hair truly enchanting. To avoid the COli teifeit- generally sold hy Hmttlress. rs. be sure to usk for Delcroix's Macassar Oil," 158, New Boiid-*treet.—Prica 3s 6d per bottle. Delcroix's Kalydor. A Fr"nch Cosmetic, siirjiossing all others lor preserving and beautifying the complexion, prepared for the use of Her Most GrlCIOUS Mnj <ty the Queen, and Her Majesty the Queen Dowager, by especial command, and protected by leth-r. pa- teni, the label b( ariug the Roval Arms, elegantly emb.s,.d. surmounted by the Prince of Walek's Plume. I, Cfll esseiuiel parlait" for the Lady's Toilet imparts a soilness to the skin, and removes all cutaneous eruptions, giving to the complexion a clear and healthful appearance. Df.LCROIX'S KALYDOR is an odoriferous cieaniy liquid—ihe only safe and efficacious prepar..t),,n for dissipating Tan, Freck es. Pimples, Spots, and other (iiifigureiiieiiis of the skin. The radienl bloom it imparls to the cheek, and the softness and delicacy it induces "II the bands, arms, and neck, render it indispensable to every toilet. Ask for" Delcroix's Kalvdor," 158, New Bond-street-Price 4s. 6d per bottle. Caution to Ladies and Families- J lie nigh repute and, con.tcqtent.y. treat demand for Del- crOll 811d unique preparations, have excited the cupiditv of 1 .M PO> 1 OR.S (des ittile alike of honour and of taleiit). Quacks, who, for the sake of "GAIN," impose (hy a conni- vance with unprincipled venders of perluinerv ) their pernicious compounds upnnthe public as she real Delcroix's K -tydcr" lor the complexion, Delcroix's Macas.ar Oil" lor the Hair, &c &c.. in frustrate sucil imposiiions, Delcroix and Co. have obtained Injunctions from tin High Court ol Chancery against several offenders, also a Chancery Protective Label, which in future will be affixed to every genuine article, with the signa- ture of" J. DELCROIX," in Hnj Ink; "I the top, a "Crown," and the address, J58, New Bood-street," in the centre, sur. rounded by the wor, Prtltn:ted bl! the Court «,{Chance" and at the bottom. J. DELCROIX & CO. in Blue Ink. Purchasers will do wel: to return all ariicles not so guaranteed. The extreme difficulty in executing this label (which is on the principle adopted to prevent forgery in the department of Government, precludes the possibility of imitation, and will effectually pmiect THE NOBILITY FROM IMPOSITION AND FRAUD. Orders for India shipped on board free of expense. The Genuine is sold by J. Williams, Cambrian Office and J, M. Joiit-s (into Morgan). Perfumer. Swansea. HEALTH AND LONG LIFE. PARR'S LIFE PILLS. THIS singularly efficacious medicinp is row being introduced into every family, and rests ils claims for patronage on the most credible authority. Numerous cases of cures etfecled by this medicine are daily received by the Pro- prielors. See tbe following — VVathimclon-slreet, GUftgow, 18th June, 1813. Gentlemen,—With gratitute a".1 pleasure 1 announce Ibe cure wrought on myself by the nte of )'ARR S LIFE PILLS my whole Iyalem was flerongert I was so eontive and bound ap that existence 10 me was a punishment. Sometime* Hie heat 01 my body "as sncti that I perspired with the least exertion, out so much that my clothes would be qnite saturated, which soon brought me down, and I became veiy Ibia and Weak. 1 applied |o three different doctors, bat g»t no relief. I next applied to the Infirmary, hot all to no purpose. I then tried yonr Pills; but never man bll" less Mitli in ativertiaed me- leines. I took three pilla at tiighi and two in the morning; never was medicine more milrt nnd j soothing in operation, bat these were the only effects for some lime, yet Ihey were to one a great blessing. I kepi constantly taking the pill. for four months, and found them gradually overcoming my oil- ments, unlill t at length restored 10 perfecl health. I can now most cordially yield IlIilh to the cures set forth in yoar little book, though I confess I was al Arsi very suspicions of them, You are at liberty to publish this, for I think a greater blessing was never given to mankind Ihan wbst experience tells me has bet-n conferred by the ase of yoar medicine. Yonrs, respectfully, ty M PCHRSON. Extract from the Third Series of Cures effected by this ex- traordinary medicine: — EXTRAORDINARY CURE OF RHEUMATISM. The following letter will be read will, interest, as it contains a statement of another recent Cure of Chronic Rheumatism solelf from the ose of the popular medicine, PARR S LIFE PILLS. It will be seen that Mr. It. Lewis, of Morpoeib Towyn, Merion- ethshire, North Wales, has to enrol his name among the list of testimonials of Clife, hy Parr's Life Pillg. The letter relating the case is from his brother, Mr. Lewis Lewis, of the same place. Morpoeth Towyn, North Wale*, Merionethshire, July 4lh, 1643. lientlemen,—I have much pleasure in slating to yoo the wonderfnl cure of my brother, by your efficacious medicine, as it must be nearly *> gratity ing in ^ourselves to hear of iln- immense good Parr'a hue Pills are doing in Wales. My brother has been many years afflicted wi:b Rheum*tj-m, which frequently confined him to his bed, and tlie last attack was iieveie he roiiln inove In beil, and the pain was most excruciating and although he had been uniler the care of one of the beet nae timl gentlemen ill the "1)., who ha.1 administered 10 him various applications, both external and internal, without affording him any As a last resource, he was iiiducei lo try the eflft of Parr's famous ro-niiedy, and now though he has only consumed one half 01 a Ils. packet, he is perf. rtly cured. 1 am, gentlemen, yotns giatefu'ly, I.(WIS Lewis. In no one instance has invaluable medicine failed, when duly persevered in. 10 afford relief, even in the oldest and most int elerate cases if an v, from want of confidence or fickleness, discontinue their use too early, ai d thus leave unaccomplished what thev desired, are they 10 attribute the fault to the medicine. Certainly not; but 10 their own love of change and want of pa- tience. Celsu* has justly remarked, thai Diseases, a low in their progress, go ofl very slowly said that lime is necejsary 10 remove the deeply-rooted etils which lime has occasioned." < his should be borne in minll by all suffering from disease deeply-rooled in the system, 10 im|>uri patience and perseverance in Ihe use of the medicine and where Ibe disorder seems obsti- nate, they mat reft fully assured tbat time will effect a radical and perfect cure BEWARE OF IMITATIONS! In order to protect the public from imitations, the Hon. Com- missioners OfStomlit4 have ordered the words" PARR'S LIFE PI LLS" to be engraved on life Government Stamp, |kasted round the sides of dacli box, in VVH 11 E LtTTKRs on a RED GKOIJND. Purchasers are IIlao requested to observe, that a jac simile of tbe proprietors signature, T. ROBEKTS and Co., Crane-court, Fleet-street, iMidon, is printed on the directions wrapped round each box — without which none are genuine. Sold Wholesale by E Edwards, 67. Si. Paul's Barclay and Sons, Farrhigdon-Sireet; Sullon and Co., Bow Churchy ard, London; Moitershead and Co., MaMchester; and J. and R. Rainses and Co., Edinburgh and Retailed by at least one agent in every town in the United Kingdom, and by most resjseclabie dealers in medicine P. ice 131d. 2s. 9d. and family packets lis. each. Full directions are given with each box. Sold Wholesale and Retail by J. Williams, Cambrian-Office, Swansea.