The Principality

LONDON, MONDAY, SEPT 25.—Our market continues very firm, and prices have further advanced 3d. per cwt., and which are likely to be maintained. ,"v HAY.

SMITHFIELD, SEPT. 22.-At per load of 36 trusses. Meadow 60s. to 73s. Clover. 84a. to 100s. New ditto 48s. to 6Ss. New ditto., 70s. to 98s. Straw. 26s. to 30s.

LATEST CURRENT PRICES OF METAL. £ s. d. £ s. d. laoN-Bar a ..Wales ton 5 10 0 to 512 6 .London -< 612 6 Nail rods 712 6 iioop (Staf.) 8 5 o- 8 10 0 Sheet „ 9 5 0 910 0 Bai,.s 710 0 8 0 0 Welsh cold-blast foundry pig. 310 0 4 0 0 Scotch pig b, Clyde 2 5 0 2 6 0 liails, average. 6 0 0 Chairs. ———— 4 0 0 Russian, CCND c — 17 0 0 „ PSI.. — .•—— _z 13 0 0 Swedish d, oil the spot. 10 15 0 11 0 0 Steelo, fagt. 15 0 0 >. kegs e 13 iO 0 ,COPPER-Tile f. ——— 78 10 0 Tough cake. ———— 79 100 Best selected ———— 82 10 0 Ordinary sheets, lbs ———— 0 0 9 bottoms. ———— 0 0 10 YELLOW METAL SHEATHING ————— 0 0 7,1 Try Common blocks g. ezvt. 3 13 0 11 bar ———— 3 14 0 Refined ———— 3 18 0 Straits h 310 0 — 3 12 0 Banea 313 0— 315 0 TIN-PLATES—Ch., IC i, box I 8 0 110 0 IX 1 14 0 — 1 16 0 Coke, IC 15 6—160 „, T » IX 1 11 6 112 0 IC to?z. 170 0 P%, ic/ined 180 0 common 16 100 Spanish, in bond. 16 0 0 Red. ———— IS5 0 Dry White. ———— — 22 15 0 Shot (Patent) —■ 19 5 0 SPELTER—(Cake) I 011 the spot 14 5 0 — 14 14 0 For arrival • ZINC—(Sheet) m export 20 0 0 21 0 0 QUICKSILVER H lb. 0 3 6 a Discount 2J per cent. b Net cash. c Discount 2 per cent. « ditto in bond, i Discount 3 per cent, k Ditto 2t per cent. 1, Net cash. In kegs 4 and f-inch. fDiscount 3 per cent. <7 Ditto 2 per cent. Net cash. m Distouut q per cent. n. Discount 13 FO: cent. ,r- n. PRICES OF WELSH MINING SHARES.

accounts, and is conversant with tho We h. language, as assistant behind the counter of Mr. W. Nell, W 11 and Spirit Vaults, John-street, Cardiff. Personal application to be made any day after Saturday next, Sept. 28th, 1848. TO MALTSTERS AND OTHERS. ANTHRACITE or STONE COAL, the best description obtain- able in the Neath Valley, may be had in any quantities, deli- vered at Cardiff, Neath, or Swansea: also at any station on the Taff Vale Railway, or any part of the Glamorganshire Canal. For terms and further particulars, apply to Mr. John Jenkins, land and mineral surveyor, Aberdare. TlflIBBR TRADE. Z. AND J. GRANT AND CO.. BEG to announce, that they have commenced business as TIM- BER MERCHANTS iu CARDIFF; and from their long experience in that department (having establishments in North America, for the last twenty years) are confident they can supply the trade on equally advantageous terms with others. J. and J. Grant and Co. are also prepared to treat with con- tractors for the delivery of any quantity of timber, for railway purposes or otherwise. 73, ST. MARY STREET, CARDIFF. 6th September, 1848 MAP OF CARDIFF. IR O'HOURKE, CIVIL ENGINEER AND LAND SURVEYOR, BEGS to announce that, at the request of several parties by whom he has been professionally engaged, he is about to publish a MAP of CARDIFF (from actual survey), presenting an accurate delineation of the town and port, including two miles of the coast, which, in commercial rank and rapidly increasing importance as an outlet for accumulating mineral wealth, holds so prominent a posi- tion in the principality. Mr. O'Rourke has found in the course of his business engage- ments the necessity of such a work, and it is well known that per- sons frequently inquire for it, and that its circulation will be of the greatest importance to the principality. The detail of the map will be got up with scrupulous regard to correctness and every practical utility, and upon a scale which will afford the utmost facility of reference. Price of the map-plain, £1 j mounted on roller and ornamented, El 10s. Names of subscribers received at the office of Mr. O'Rourke (Croekherbtown), at the Cardiff and Merthyr Guardian, and PRINCIPALISX" Newspaper offices, and at Mr. Bird's, Post-office, Cardiff. CAERPHILLY. MR. T. WATKINS Is instructed to SELL BY AUCTION, at Caerphilly, on Friday, the 6th day of October, 1818, the whole of the FARMING STOCK, HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, and other effects, of the late Evan Edwards, Esq., COMPRISING 4 valuable milch cows, abnit 20 tons of prime hay, one rick of oats, two exceedingly useful and well-bred mares, fit for saddle or harness; a very handsome and clever black cob, five years old; a strong horse, rising four, one good cart and -harness; phaeton and harness, nearly new; chaff-cutter, saddles, bridles, &c. THE HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Consists of prime feather beds and bedding, mattrasses, palliasses, vrudmp-nnv and elliptic bedsteads, and fur- niture mahogany and painteu curaw «» Wawers, tou&t uuues, washing stands, commodes, pier and swing glasses, bed-room chairs, washing stands, commodes, pier and swing glasses, bed-room chairs, mahogany dining tables rosewood and mahogany loo, card, Pem- broke" and work tables handsome easy chair in morocco a square PIANO FORTE; sofa, mahogany chairs with hair seats; Kid- derminster and other carpets; "fenders and fire-irons, mahogany bookcase and escritoir, library table, window curtains and poles, brewing utensils, kitchen requisites, &c., &c. Also, a valuable and complete assortment of SURGICAL IN- STRUMENTS, and a LIBRARY of medical, theological, and other standard works. The Sale to commence at eleven o clock precisely, and the whole to be sold without reserve. Oes y JSi/d i',I- Jaith Gymraeg. '3,jï ;¿;¡ "Î A ABERGAVENNY CYMREIGYDDION SOCIETY. By permission of Her Majesty, under the patronage of his Roya 1 Highness the Prince of Wales. THE Fifteenth Anniversary of this society will be held in the Cymreigyddion Hall, on Wednesday and Thursday, the 11th and 12th days of October, IS43, at eleven o'clock in the morning, Col. Kemys Tynte, of Cefn Mably, M.P., President. FIRST DAY, WEDNESDAY. Theprococcling-s of the meeting will commence with ADDRESSES 'in Welsh and English, together with the RECITATION of such "v ENGLYNION as may have been composed for the occasion after which, a part of the prizes will be awarded. In the course of the morning, the HARPERS will play WELSH AIRS, and. the DATGEINIAD will sing PENNILLION witli the harp, after the manner of Gvvcnt and Morg; nwg. SECOND DAY, THURSDAY. The remainiug PRIZES will be awarded after which will take place the CONTEST of the HARPERS, and also, that of the DATGEINIAD, or singers with the harp. ON WEDNESDAY MORNING, The committee of management, and the friends of this important national institution, will meet the President and his friends, at the junction of the Monmouth and Pontypool roads, when a congratu- latory ADDRESS will be delivered to him in the Welsh ami Eng- lish languages. After which will be formed to THE GRAND PROCESSION, Which will enter the town about twelve o'clock, headed by a brass band, followed bv a decorated car, containing a large number of WELSH HARPERS and another car, upon which a WELSH LOOM will be working a fancy waistcoat piece, in the national stripes, and followed by another ear, 011 which a PRINTING PRESS will be^ mounted, working off the address delivered to the President, in "W elsh and English, and scattered to the surrotn ldiag friends. 1 ^or. platform and programmes, 5s. each, and for the pit, 2s. 61., to he had of.J. Hiley Morgan, Mrs. Roes and. Sou, and Mr. Davies, Booksellers and at the Angel and Greyhound hotels. JOHN EVANS, Secretary. TO THE LEGAL PROFESSION, Mcichants, Bankers, and all who are desirous of obtaining a [food Pen, that will write freely. MESSRS. B. F. LLOYD AND CO. BEG to recommend their TRIPLE POINTED ELECTRO PLATED STKEL PENS, which combine all the freedom and elasticity of the best quills, with the regularity and equality of steel; the massive coating of sterling silver gives these pens a very elegant appearance, preserves them from corrosion in any climate, and causes the ink to flow more freely than from any pen that has been yet offered to the public a single trial will prove their superiority over all others, and one pen is warranted to last as long as twelve of the best steel pens now in use. Sold, wholesale only, by B. F. LLOYD AND Co., Wholesale Manufacturing Stationers, Edinburgh, and may be had from all booksellers and stationers ia the kingdom. Price Is. per dozen. S BJTKCO.X: WANTED a genteel youth (conversant with the Welsh lan- guage), as an APPRENTICE to the ironmongery and gro- cery trade, where he will have the advantages of domestic comforts and religious privileges. A premium required. Apply to the agent of this paper, Brecon. Steam Communication between NEATII and BRISTOL. THE FINE NEW IRON SCREW STEAMER, NEATH ABBEY, 60 Horse power, JOHN WILLIAMS, COMMANDER, -1 1 I to tow. I to WILL take in goods on the Back on Tues- days and Fridays, and is intended to sail ts follows during the month of October, 1848, viiid, weather, and water permitting, with liberty FROM NEATH. Monday, Sep. 4 9.} morn Thursday, 7 12 noon Monday, „11 4^ morn hursday 14 64 mom Monday >8 9 morn Thl\rslhy "Zl 12 110011 Monday" 25 5 morn Thursdity 28 6iiiiorn FROM BATHURST BAsrN, BRISTOL. Saturday, Sept.2 8 morn Tuesday, 5 lOJnig-ht Saturday, 9 2 morn Wednesday 13 6 morll Saturday 16 8 mora Tuesday „ 19 11 night Saturday 23 3 morn Tuesday" 27 6 morn Saturtiav 30 7 J morn Passengers taken on board at Briton-ferry, if near the Rock- house, fifteen minutes after the advertised time of leaving Neath. Passengers from Neath landed at Clevedon, and from Bristol at the Mumbles (weather permitting), if required. FAKES Best cabin, 7s. 6d.; second cabin, 4s. children under twelve years of age, half fare. Horses, 12s. 6d. cattle, 7s. 6d. dogs, 2s. pigs, Is. 6d. sheep, Is. gigs, 12s. phtetons, 15s. carriages, 25s. Live stock shipped and landed at risk of the owner. Passengers from Neath to Briton-ferry, 6d. each, landing included. No fees to steward or stewardess. Refreshments may be had on board at moderate charges. Agents—Thomas and Son, Back, Bristol; A. H. Buckett, Neath. September, 1848. STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN BRISTOL, CARDIFF, SWANSEA, ILFRACOMBE, and TENBY. THE POWERFUL STEAMERS, PRINCE OF WALES, Matthew Jones, Commander, LORD BERESFORD, Rob. Davis, Commander, and BRISTOL, Matthew Jones, Junior, Commander, 4 RE intended to sail as follows, durino- the month of OCTOTBER, 1848, wind and wea- ther permitting. I PRINCE OF WALES. FEOM CUMBERLAND BASIN, BRISTOL. Tuesday, Oet. 3 Stmorn. i ThursdèlY, 5 9 morn. Saturday, 7 l'ii after. Tuasdav,' 10. 3| after. Thursday, 12 5 morn Satin il.j", 14. 6i morn. Tucsdav, 17 Si morn. Thursday 19 ldjmorn. Saturday 21 12} after, Tuesday 24 *7 mora ■^Thursday 2G 5J morn. Saturday, .„ 2S 6 morn. Tuesday, 31 7morn. PRINCE OF WALES. PROM THE Bt'TE SUIP DOCK, CARDIFF. Monday, Oct. 2 6 morn. Wednes. „ 4. 7 morn. Friday, ,,6. 81 morn 1- Monday, 9. I affer. Wednes. ,,11 3 after. -<■ • Monday, 16 6 morn. 7^ morn. Friday, 0. 9-1 morn. Monday, „ 23 H after. Wednesday, 25. 3 after. Friday, 27 4 after. | Monday, 30. 5 £ morn. Marked tliiis Long Passage. Fares—Cabin, 5s. Deck, 3s. Reduced fares-After Cabin, 4s.; Fore Cabin, 2s.; Children, half-price. Further information as to freight, &c., will be readily obtained by applying to A. Hingston, agent, at the Packet-office, Bute Docks, Cardiff; or to E. T. Turner, agent, No. 12, Quay-street, Bristol.. Goods will be hauled from both warehouses to the packets, at the expense of the companies. FROM BRISTOL. FROM SWANSEA. Lord Beresford, Thursday and Satur- Lord Beresford, Tuesday and Friday, day. Bristol, Wednesday. Bristol, Monday. Wednes. Oct. 4 9 morn Monday, Oct. 2 9 morn Thursday, 5 10 morn Tuesday, 3 9i morn Saturday, „ 7 .Hi morn Friday, 6 1H morn Wednes. „• II 4 morn Monday, 9 s.i morn Thursday, „ 12 6 mom Tuesday, 10 5 morn Saturday, ,y; 14 7 morn Friday, ,,13 7J morn Wednes. „ IS 91 morn Monday, „ 15 9 morn Thursday, 19 lei-morn Tuesday, 17 morn -,I, ril Thursday, 19 lei-morn Tuesday, 17 morn Saturday, 21 12 noon Friday, „ 20 12' noon Wednes. „ 2.5 41morn Monday, ,,23 4 morn Thursday, „ 26 6 morn Tuesday, 24 .5 mom Saturday, „ 28 G>niorn Friday ,,27 71 morn Thurs. Nov. 2 9 morn Mondav, 30 8 morn Saturday, „ 101 morn Tuesday, „ 31 9 morn Friday, Nov. 3 10 morn Passengers from Swansea landed at Clevedon if-required. REDUCED FARES between Bristol and Swansea.—Best cal)iii 10s.-fl)re cabin, 5s.-childrcn under twelve years of age, half fare—sheep, Is -lambs, 9d.—horses, 17s. 6d.— fat cattle, 10s.—store ditto, 8s.—cow and calf, lOs.-dogs, 2s. 6d — pigs Is. 6d.—fat pigs, Is. 9d.—gigs, 16s.—pkseton, 21s. 6d.—carriages] 32s. 6d.—steward s fee, best cabin, Is. SWANSEA TO ILFRAOOMBE.^ ILFRACOInE TO RWANSF.A. Lord Beresford, Monday. Bristol, Lord Beresford, Monday. Bristol, Friday. Friday. Monday, Oct. 2 6.{ mom Monday, Oct. 2 10i morn Friday; „ 6 11 morn -Friday, „ G 3 after. Monday, „ 9 3 morn Monday, „ 9 7 morn. Friday, „ 13. 5J mora Friday, „ 13 9i morn. Monday, |jL- 6 morn Monday, 1(3 10 morn. Friday, 11 morn TYiday, 20 3 after. iVonday, „ 23 3 morn Afcnday, 23 7 morn. Friday, 27 51 morn Friday," 27 91morn. Monday, 30 6 morn Monday, „ .30 10 morn. REDUCED t;ATtE, S between Swansea and Ilfracombe.—Best cabin, 8s.deck, 5s. To and fro same day, cabin, 10s.—fore cabin, 8s.-—children under twelve years of age, half-fare-car- riage, 30s.—phceton, 25s.—gig, los.—horses, I7s. 6d. each- dogs, '2s. 6d.—pigs, Is. 9d.—sheep, Is.—lambs, 9d.— fat eattle, 10s. —store ditto, '8s.—cow and calf, 10s. Goods, packages, parcels, &e. forwarded to all parts without delay. Steward's fees for ladies and gentlemen, Is. each—children and servants, 6d. 'FROM SWANSEA TO TENBY. BRISTOL. FP.01I TBKBY TO SWANlŒA. B'.ilSTH,. Thursday, Oct. 9 morn Thursday, Get. & m after Thursday, 1- • • • 4 morn Thursday, „ 12 idmorn Thursday, „ 19 Si morn Thursday, ,,19 .3 after Thursday, 26 41 morn Thursday. 26 .10 morn FARES -After cabin, 8s.fore cabin, 4s.—steward's fee, Is. N.B. Parties wishing to group for an excursion to Tenby can obtain a ticket for twelve persons, by applying to the agents, or to Captain M, Jojjes, Jun., oil board—after cabin to and fro, El 16s. —fore cabin, to and fro, £ 3—steward's fee, Gs. N.B. The Bristol will discharge and take in goods every Tues- day on the Grove. tgg" Refreshments may be had on board at moderate charges. Agents—John Barber, 24, New King-street, Bath—J. W. Pockett, .Swansea—J. Martin, Britannia Hotel, Ilfracombe—W. Cory,,?. Forteiscue Arms, Barnstaple—G. Morris, White Hart, Bishopsgate-street, London—and W. Bower, White Lion, Tenby,' All letters seeking information to be post-paid. All goods, packages, parcels, <&c., will be forwarded to all parts without delav, when addressed to E. T. Turner, agent, Stoam Packet office, 12, Quay-street, Bristol. CHEAP STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN CARMARTHEN AND BRISTOL, 1. IN TEN HOURS, TOUCHING AT TENBY. I mi. 4 :7-, 1 3 THE rapid and beautiful iron screw steam sKp TALBOT, L40 horse-power, Edward Lewis Morgan, com- mander, is appointed to sail during the month of OCTOBER, as follows :— FROM BATHURST BASIN, IIRIST. FROM CARMARTHEN. Tuesday, Octo. 3.. 9 after Friday, Octo. 6..10monl Thursday, 12.. 51 morn Saturday, 14; 6|moru Tuesday, „ 17.. 9 after Thursday, „ 19..10 r;lO[,i Wednesday, 25.. 5 morti Friday, 27..51 morn FROM TENBY.—Two hours after leaving Carmarthen. BRISTOL TO TE:.BY AND CARMARTHEN.—Fares—cabin, 12s. 6;L children under twelve, 6s. servants, 7s. 6d.; fore cabin, 6s. children under twelve, 4s. CARMARTHEN TO AND PRO-\i Tp-BY.-Fares-cabiii, 3s.; fore cabin, 2s. No fees to steward.—Refreshments may be obtained on board at moderate charges. Goods taken in at the warehouse, Grove, Bris- tol, to await the packet's arrival if required for Carmarthen, & Further information may be had on application to the master cn hoard; Mr. James King, Packet office, Grove, Bristol; Mr. S. C. Dunn, Packet office, Carmarthen; or Mr. Wm. Jenkins, Pacict office, Taibach. Freight of goods to be paid for on delivery. TO GROCERS AND OTHERS. A CORNER SHOP, with fixtures, &c., TO BE LET, in o»t rf the best situations in Dowlais. This is an excellent opportu- nity for a person to get into business a respectable tenant W.0Ú<Ä find every encouragement from the landlord and his friends. Apply to Mr. Wm. Prosser, chandler, &c., Dowlais. TO GROCERS. TIT ANTED, an ACTIVE YOUNG MAN, as an ASSIST- W ANT in the grocery business. Respectable references lor character and ability required. Apply to G H. Davies, Pembroke-dock. WANTED, a YOUNG MAN of religious habits, obligr&s manners, and teachable disposition, to assist in the duties n( a respectable school, not less than 17 years old, where he will have the opportunity of improving himself. A good English education, is required, and, if the rudiments of Latin, desirable. Apply to J. K., 26, Stow-hiil, Newport, Monmouthshire letteaj prepaid board and lodging in the family. 25th Sept., 1848. HOME CURED BREAKFAST BACON. IN consequence of the great difficulty experienced in procnyinp; really GOOD BACON, W. Comptoa has made arrangements for T; supply of that article from some of the first cnrers in Enplane.. This bacon is of the most delicate and delicious flavour, and is pro- nouncerl by competent persons not to be surpassed. HAMS of tL finest quality, large and small, suitable for fa-iii;es. OX TONGUES, &c. Every article in the GROCERY departing; at prices that Peed 110 comment. NEW FRUIT just arrivt'_•, Families woulJL do well to purchase their winter stocks of HTOR! CANDLES, MOULD and DIPS, of the best quality, direct fro;* the manufactory, 58, HIGH-STREE T, NEWPORT. WILLIAM COMPTON. TO BRITISH TEACHERS. ABERDARE BRITISH S k- 110.0 il. fTJHlS committee of the above school twnicn is jmenaea io nc | opened in a lew weeks), are desirous of engaging an efficient, teacher salary E50, together with. an excellent house, and gar- den adjoining the school-room. All applications, with testimonies and references, to be sent, on or before October 10th, to Mr. Jor" Jones, druggist, Aberdare, with the words-" For British School, on the cover. A teacher conversant with the Welsh language will be preferred, other qualifications being equal. THOS. PRICE, WM. EDWARDS. Aberdare, Sept. 20th, ISiS. Important, Sale of a flock of 400 Mountain Sheep of im- pure Radnor and Brecon Breeds 27 head of Cattle, of the Hereford Breed; lIay, Corn, I'armt Implements, lye. MR. H. M. PARTRIDGE Is instructed to SELL BY PUBLIC AUCTION, on the pye- ta'sei, at Maes-Mawr Farm, near Risea, Monmouthshire, on Thursday, the 5tli day of October, 1848, all the LIVE and DEAD FARMING STOCK, part of the HOUSEHOLD FUR- NITURE and effects, of the late Mrs. Mary George, deceased, INCLUDING lGD breeding ewes; 160 wethers, from one to foar i years old 80 lambs, all of the pure Radnor and Brecon breeds; eleven superior milch cows, of the pare Hereford breed, and all in good season; two two-year-old heifers, in calf; four two-year-»;d stecl's; four yearling ditto; one yearling heifer; one ditto hull four breeding cal ves two cart mares one hackney ditto two very promisiug two-year-old fillics; one yearling colt; three large stove pig-s three mows of well-ended hay, which may be removed the crop of four acres of wheat in the straw, of eight acres of barley, and six of oats, the whole of which has been well harvcsted; one cart; two soiling carts two Irish cars one iron and two wooden ploughs; two pair of harrows; one ditto of drags; one chaIf lllachinc a winnowing machine, by Badham, Bristol; wheel- barrow, pikes, rakes, sundry farming implements, dairy and brew- ing iitensils, and a portion of the household furniture. Sale to commence at twelve o'clock at noon, precisely, with the sheep. NARBERTH UNION. A SCHOOLMISTRESS WANTED. 3HUE guardians of the above Union propose on Monday, the Ðfb day of October next, to elect a schoolmistress for the workhouse, ersons offering must be single women, or widows, under 50 years of age, ofullblemished character,competent to instruct the children in reading, writing, and arithmetic also, in sewing, knitting, the making up and repairing their clothing, and to train them up to domestic duties; she must-also be conversant with the Welsh lan- guage. The person appointed must agree to conform to the and regulations of the Poor-law board, as well as the orders of the board of guardians. Testimonials of character, and offers of service, must be delivered to the clerk, on or before the 7th day of October next, and personal attendance of the candidates will be required before eleven o'clock in the forenoon on Monday, the 9th day of October, at the board- room. Salary £ 20 per annum, with the usual lodgings and rations of the house. By order of the board, JOHN MILES, Clerk. Board-room, Narberth, Sept. 23rd, 1848. LLANELL Y, CARMARTHENSHIRE. DAVID ROBERTS, LAND AND MINERAL SURVEYOR, LAND VALUER, AUCTIONEER, AND APPRAISER, BEGS leave to announce to his friends and the public in general that he has commenced the business of an AUCTIO'NEER^ which he intends carrying on in all its branches. D. Roberts, feel- ing himself fully competent to the conducting the above business appeals with confidence te his numerous friends and a discriminat: ing public for their patronage and support. Offices, Llanelly, Sept. 26th, 1848. TAFF VALE RAILWAY. THE -DIRECTORS are prepared to receive tenders for LOANS JL on mortgage for terms of five, seven, or ten years, in sums of not less than £200. Interest at the rate of 5 per cent per annum, payable hi If- yearly. By order of the board, „ E. KJ3NWAY, Car Jf o?A.t. 2jth, 18-48. Secretary

SMlTTrFIELIX MONDAY, SEPT. 25.—Without exception this was the dullest -market for bacf we ever remember The numbers considerably .exceeded the wants of the butchers, whose attendance was small, as most of them had previously supplied themselves at Newgate and Leadenhall, where prices have ruled very low. Price per tone of Slbs. (sinking the offal). •Bsof 2s 6d to4s 0d Veal 3s. 2d. to 4s. Oil. Mutton 3 4 .5 0 Pork 3 i.j 5 od Lambs. 3 8 5 0 HEAD OF CATTLE AT SMITIIFIEI.D. Beasts. Sheep & Lamb3. Calves. Pigs. Friday 1,096 7,7 A) 549 410 "Monday 4,364 21,810 118 395 .vV"VVV\.rvv"vV" LIVERPOOL COHN EXCHANGE.

TUESDAY, SEPT. 26.-The demand for wheat was limited at a decline of 2d. to 3d. per 701b. on prices of this day week for all de- scriptiona of old, and for Irish new the sale was extremely slow, at fully this reduction. For barley, peas, and English beans, there was very little inquiry, and no change in value. TALLOW.

Company. Paid. Price. 1000 Abergwessvn 7 •10000 Banwen Iron Co 6 fiA 8000 Blaenavon 50 174 .1)300 British Iron, New regis 10 13 Do. do. scrip. 10 10 1000 Cwln Erfiii 3i it 3000 Dyfngwm 10 12? 6400 Gadair 2 2 100 Grogwynion 5 1000 Llwyn "Malys 5 — y 3600 Llynvi Iron 50 50 ■5000 Merionethshire Slate and Slate Slab Co. 11 2 40(0 Pennant. 2 1 100 Penrhiw 30 65 10000 Rhymney Iron 50 13 10000 Ditto New 7 63 2.500 Rhoswhiddol Mine 10 CONVICTION OF ISAAC HARRIS.—Oar readers are no doubtaware of the numerous exploits of Isaac Harris, who many years ago was an Independent minister in Carnarvonshire, and afterwards at Mynyddbach near Swansea. He has proved himself long since one of the most despicable wretches that ever breathed. We believe that lie arid two or three other Welshmen, one of whom is •Thomas Lloyd, formerly minister at Watford near this town, •nive been carrying on a system of imposition for years in England by pretending to be engaged in raising contributions or some imaginary chapels in Wales. On the present occasion, Isaac Harris has been caught, and we are sure that the only- regret of our readers will be that his sentence is not much sev erej*. It any consummate scoundrel ever deserved to have a trip over the herring brook at Government's expense, certainly Isaac Harris richly merited the favour. The following is a notice of his trial :-On Saturday, in the New Court, Old Bailey, Isaac Harding Harris, aged 34, described a& au agent, was indicted for obtaining money by false pretences. The prisoner pleaded .Guilty. Mr. Payne, who appeared for the prosecution, stated, tlaat the prisoner was aDissenting clergyman from Wales, and and gone about, icpreseating that he was engaged to raise subscriptions to carry out the philanthropic views of some persons who had lately erected a church and large schoolroom at Salem, in Car- narvonshire, but could not complete their objects for want of funds. In support of his assertion he carried a book of the list of subscribers' names, most of whom were persons of high standing, and the amount of their subscriptions. On inquiry it turned out, that there was no such place as Salem, or any church or school, and that the signatures, for the most part, were forgeries. The 'Common-Sergeant said, the case was a very bad one, and, but for his hiving pleaded Guilty and the information they had received' hat he h id acted as agent for more guilty parties, he should have transported him but, as it was, he should order him to be im- prisoned and kept to hard labour for twelve months. WANTED, a respectable FEMALE who cai WS> te and keep