The Glamorgan Monmouth and Brecon Gazette and Merthyr Guardian

LONDON AGENTS Messrs. NF.WTOX and Co., Warwick Square Mr. R. BARKER, 33, Fleet Street. Mr. S. DEACuN, Colonial Coffee House, Walltfook. Mr.G. Rfct NELL, 42, Chancery Lane. Fleet Street, MR. HAMMOND, 27, Lombard street, MR. JOSEPH THOMAS, I, Finch Lane, and To all Postmasters and Clerks of the Roads. This Paper is regularly filed at Peel's Coffee House, FlectStreet; theChapter Coffee House, St. Paul's; and at the Colonial Coffee House, Walbrook, London.

VOC.-No. 88. ii; CARDIFF AND BRISTOL. The New and Swift Going Steam UhlH».\Ht^V Packet NAUTILUS, 60 Horse Powfer, |||jgg||j§fei JOHN ALLEN, Commander, intended to Ply during the NEXT WEEK (if not pre viously ^itiuos^ being oa Sale) for Goods and 1 as- Heggers as follows :—■ FROitt JULY 21 MONDAY » s 22.TUESDAY 54 afternoon 23. WEDNESDA Y 6 afternoon 25.FRIDAY morning FROM BRISfTOL. JULY 22.TUESDAY 5 morning 23.WEDNESDAY 5 morning 24.THURSDAY 6 morning U6 SATURDAY 7 morning Wares and Particulars as per Hand Bill W.B. Goods for Cardiff taken in at Cumberland Basin, £ =r Robert Chaplain, Agent; and at No. 12. Quay Street, per John G. Jones, Agent; a »o tor Merthyr. Cowbridge, Llantrissent, and Bridgend, New Wgc, Aberdare, &c. It being of importance that she ^°uld leave Bristol immediately she fleets, in order to her Passage to Cardiff the same Tide, it is re- Rested that-Carriages and Horses intended to be Shipped, s £ f- be brought down previous to thc Ume aUvertlsed for .Packet OFFICE,—St. Mary street, Cardiff, RICH ARD ^fiS TODD, Agent. Bristol and Newport (am STEAM PACKETS, WILL SAIL During the NEXT WEEK, AS FOJ.J,OW: TO! > AS follows: Tirrr^r FROM BRISTOL, July. l. MONDAY 16morn 10 morn 22, TUESDAY 7morn 10morn 23, WEDNESDAY 7J mom 11 morn 2*. THURSDAY 84 morn 12 noon 85, Friday 9 morn 13J after SATURDAY inorn 1 after JOLY FROM NEWPORT. ^1. MONDAY 31 mom. 5 after 22, TuESDAY •••••••••• morn •••• after ^.WEDNESDAY 6 morn 5 £ after 24, THURSDAY 6 morn. 6 after 25J FRIDAY •••••••••• morn 1 AFTER SATURDAY 1 ihorn ] £ after FARES:—After Cabin, 4s.—Fore-Cabin, 2s. r.r° and Fro the same Day (provided a To and *ro ckpt is taken), After Cabin, 6s.-Fore Cabin, 3s. ehhildren under 12 Years of Age, Half-price.-Dogs, Is. each. u^ur-Wheel Carriage, 20s.; Two-When] ditto, 10s.; J,0rse8 each, 5s.; Carriage drawn by one Horse with one Banger, 15s. Horse and Rider, After-Cabin, 7s ditto 0re-Cabin, 6s. v.^The Proprietors ofth« above Packets GIVE £ °»'ICE that they will not be accountable for any Pas- r"ger's liU"siage, nor will they be answerable for any 0Js- Package, or Parcel (if lost or damaged, unless •J?0. *d at either of their Offices in Bristol or Newport r* above the value of 40s. entered at its va ue, g ^age in proportion paid foe the same at the ume o B °KINS- „ ^ket-Offices, Rownliam-Wharf, Hotwells, and Rodney Wharf, Newport. C It 1) 1 JOHN JONES, Agent. .^ARDiff.—Coaches between Newport and Cardiff, to lie eower the time of each Packet, by which Passengers will tabled to proceed to and from Cardiff without delay. »n?ARDlFF AND MERTHYR.—A Coach between Cardiff S a Merthyr every Monday, Wednesday, Fnday, and Stdav sL^ng7rom the hummer Tavern and Steam frck*t Hold! Cardiff, at 6 o'clock morning, and from e,tllyr at 5 o'clock evening. r, »,CaRdiff AND COWBRIDGE—A Coach between Cardiff Cowbridge every Tuesday, leaving Cardiff at 9 o cloc 0r*ing, and Cowbndgc at 5 o'clock afternoon. beONTYPOOL AND ABFR-GAVFNNY-Coaches Daily etvilell these places and Newport. WEDegar IRON WORKS, through Abcrcam and Bed- tow*A Coach Daily between these places and New «l4 • arriving at Newport about 10 o'clock morning, and about S o'clock afternoon. 1, 1834. TO SAIL FROM NEWPORT, About the 26th of JULY, 1834, for a NEW YORK, >viU forward Passengers to PHILADELPHIA and BOSTON, The Fine New Anaericaa Ship, JERK SUSQUEHANNA, A. 1 .at Lloyd's.—Burthen 400 Tons. ■JH G. D. WILSON, Commander. Uou a remarkably fine new Ship, now in high condi- Sails extremely fast, and has spacious heights between Her accommodations are fitted up with every con- "Ce» and no expense will be spared to render the Iftt^gers who proceed by her comfortable, a limited £ only will be taken. Part'culars apply to T. MASTERM AN, Ship-broker, L p TO FOLLOW THE EGERIA. The Fine Fast-Sailing Coppered aud Cop- tJaySfe' per Fastened American Ship BOARIDINA, -4. 1. at Lloyd's—500 Tons Burthen, ty. M. HAYWARD, Commander, SAIL FROM NEWPORT FOR ox, PHILADELPHIA, °U ABOUT THE 24TH OF JULY, 1834. I He wi" forwa,d Passengers to New York. I bp4^0ve ve88ers accommodations are very superior, w-* JnSaSrcat^ight between decks, adds greatly to I »'in'n^or,; &nd convenience of Passengers, Persons 4 «lje^ Emigrate bad better make an early application, I-il take only a limited number. EMIGRATION. JSgfL The Superior American Packet Ship, HERALD, A J. at Lloyds. 550 Tons Burthen. I SAIL FROM NEWPORT ABOUT THE 24TH OF JULY, 1834. A FOR PHILADELPHIA, ) forward Passengers to NEW YORK. ^Cdbove Vessel's Cabins are fitted up with every ac- J fin{iatlon f°r Families steerage Passengers will like- <w,i*4tlv every convenience to render the voyage agreeable; t, y f; "Pplioation is advisable, as this Vessel will take ) Ited number. EMIGRATION. toLLow THE BOARIDINA AND THE I HERALD FROM NEWPORT. Tho^ine Fast-Sailing superior American j SSMK Copper and Copper-Fastened Ship, | FRANKLIN, M. HOWLAND, Commander, M. HOWLAND, Commander, \yih 400 Tons Burthen. I Sail about Ihe 19th of AUGUST, 1834, | Ah FOR PHILADELPHIA, I ^orward Passengers to NEW YORK. I ^l>1«nad>ei-'0r sails remarkably fast, is fitted up with to,?'^ be, 1Lions which will rarely be met with, is a great ) ^"ttity f decks, and will therefore be an excellent op- ) fyij'* ,.°r any persons wishing to Emigrate to the above Viij Ue»r Vicinity. The number of Passengers this b 4Ppl wil1 be vel7 limited; to ensure a Passage, 1 or ICat'°11 must be made. °r Passage by the above Vessels, apply to Nk,<r; Ur an<1 Co■ Newport; M. FAIRCLOCGH, jjtJY'NSTON, PROSSRR and PRICE, Brecon; e A/eri. ORS of the Merthyr Guardian, Monmouth- i and Hereford Times. I (One Concern.) a A A SWANSEA REGATTA AND PflLOT RACIE Will take place on the 30th and 31st JULY, 1834. A T a MEETING of SUBSCRIBERS and 111 FRIENDS to 1I1p. SWANSEA REGATTA and PILOT UUAT .CE, It was resolvei. rhat the RE- GATTA should take place on WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY, the 30th and 31st JULY next, agreeably to the following arrangonents; and that a Subscription BOOK be immediately opened, and Subscriptions received as usual at the Cambrian-Office, Wind-street FIRST DAY,—WEDNESDAY, JUI.Y 30. SAILING MATCH between the PILOT BOATS of tlic Port of Swansea. SAILING MATCH for YACHTS, not exceeding 15 Tons register, For a Silver Cup or purse of Fifteen Sovereigns. Also, SAILING MATCH for YACHTS of from 15 „ to 30 Tons register. For a Silver Cup or Purse of 20 Sovereigns.- SCULLING and ROWING MATCHES between Boats belonging to Vessefs trading to the Ports of Swansea or Neath. At two o'clock the Exhibition of Fruits and Flowers of the Swansea and Neath Horticultural Society will take place at the Rooms, and in the evening the Theatre wi.l be opened under the Patronage of the Stewards. SECOND DAY THURSDAY, July 31. SAILING MATCH between the Six leading Pilot Boats on the first day's Race, and an equal number of Pilot Boats belongin to the Port of Neath. LADIES' CHALLENGE CUP, value 100 GUINEAS. To be sailed for by YATCHS, not exceeding 45 Tons register, subject to the conditions of the Ladies' Challenge Cup at Cowes. This Cup was won in the years 1832 and 1833 by Mr. Lander. of Kinsale. THE SINGLETON CHALLENGE CUP, given by Mr. VIVIAN, to be sailed for by YATCHS, not exceed- ing 20 Tons register, subject to the conditions of the Ladies' Challenge Cup at Cowes. This Cup was won last year by the Psyche, Mr. Barnes. SAILING MATCH between the OYSTER DREDG- ING BOATS belonging to the Mumbles. A ROWING MATCH free for all Boats, rowed by a Pair of Oars. A ROWING MATCH, free for all Boats, rowed by Four Oars. Particulars of Regulations and of the Prizes for Boats may be obtained on application to Mr. Padley, at the Harbour-Office, Swansea. stfwards • J. If. VIVI AN, Esq M P t H. J. GRANT, Esq. L.W. DILLWYN.Eso M-P. F. FREDERICKS, Esq. On THURSDAY Evening, 'HE REGATTA BALL, at the PUBLIC ROOMS. CUBEBS WITH SARSAPARILLA, &c. = STIRLING''REES ESSENCE.-Th vast and in- S creasing sale, from the recommendation of the highest medical characters, as well as those who have experienced its salubrious and beneficial effects, proves its great success and decided superiority over every other preparation, it being the most safe and effectual remedy ever discovered for the cure of gonorrhoea, gleets, spasmodic strictures, seminal weaknesses, gravel, pains of the loins and kidnies, irritation and other disorders of the urinary passages, frequently removing every symptom of disease in three or four days. It contains, in a concentrated state, all the efficacious parts of the cubeu, chemically combined with Sarsaparilla, and other choifce ingredients, which render it invaluable to those afflicted with syphilitic symptoms, ulcers, pimples, blotches, rheumatism, scorbutic eruptions, and all diseases arising from a tainted or impure state of the blood. In cases of debility, tabes, or wasting, impo-' tence, and nervous depression of spirits, it has been taken with a most decided benefit. A regular perseverance in its use has invariably been found to improve digestion, and give muscular strength, energy, end vigorous health to the whole frame. The most delicate female may take it with perfect safety. Prepared only by J. W. Stirling, 86, High-street, White chapcly from whom it can be sent to any part of the world, upon enclosing the amount, in bottles at 4s. 6d. 10s. 20s and s,each. IMPORTANT CAUTION.-—The great demand for this valuable remedy having induced several contemitible chemists and druggists to iinpose on the public by substi- tuting a worthless .and injurious article of their own mak- ing, it is absolutely requiSite to ask for SRIRLING REts' ESSENCE. Agents, Sanger, IM.Oxford-street; Barclay, Farringdon- street; Prout, 226, Strand; Johnstone, 68, Cornhill; Hendebourk, 326, High Holhorn j Stradling, Royal Ex- change Harvey, 68, **reat Surrey-street; Sabine Old Bailey Tundy, Bailey, Wolverhampton Wimble, Week- street, Maidstone; Maw ood, St, John-street, Liverpool; and can be had of all the principal venders in Town and Country.—Ask for Stirling Reer.1 Essence. •• We have much pleasure in bearing testimony to this safe and efficacious rncdlclne, we do this on grounds of strict impartiality, knowing several friends who have been relieved by it."—Communicator. DR. CLEE,s lErËJQ) PULLS, FOR THE CURE OF Indigestion, Bilious and Liver Complaints, HaJAtual Cos- tiveness, Fevers, JnJt<imm.utionat Gout, Rheumatism, Erysipelas, Scorbutic ffectiong, Cutaneous Eruptions. Intestina Worms, Jaundice, JJropsies, Hfc. for preserving the Constitution, strengthening thø Stomach, and im- proving the general health. DURING a practice of upwards of forty years, the late Dr. Ciee emp oyed with unvaryingsuccess these valuable Pills, and much of his celebrity may be attributed to the beneficial effects resulting from their use. The high repute in which he was deservedly held, and the acknowledged efficacy of his treatment, render it almost needless far us to dilate on the value of the Medi- cine now recommended, yet as the compounders of Dr. Clee's Herbaceous Pills, we may here assure the Public they are prepared solely from the Vegetable Kingdom, re- main uninjured if kept any length of time, and retain their virtues in all climates. These Pills-are admirably adapted for removing all im- purities of the blood, and correcting bad digestion, they promote a healthy action of the Liver, allay Acidity of the Stomach, and give tone to the digestive organs, are par- ticularly calculatca for loss of appetite or lowness of spirits.and will be found truly serviceable iuremoving Nausea, Giddiness, or Headache. They are superior in point of efficacy to any Medicine yet discovered in eradicating all Scorbutic Affections and Eruptions on the Skin. Enclosed with each Box are full and explicit directions. Prepared from the Recipe of the late Dr. Clee, of Strcfford, agreeably to his express directions, by W. HARDING and CO. Surgeons, 2, Charles Street, Soho, London-; and sold, by their Agents at the Gazette and Guardian Office; and Mr. Williams, Chemist and Drug- gist, Brecon, and Merthyr Tydvil, in boxes at Is. lid. 2s. 9d. and 4s. 6d. each. 0^> None are genuine but those bearing the signa- ture of W. HARDING & Co. 2, Charles Street, Soho, on the Government Stamp round each box. „ ALSO, DR. CLEE'S PECTORAL BALSAM, For Coughs, Colds, Asthmas, Affections of the Chest, Lungs, Sfc. This invaluable medicine was constantly employed by the late Dr. CI-PE, in affections of the Chest, Lungs, &c. during his long and extensive practice, and the astonishing success which marked his treatment is doubtless the strongest recommendation in its favour. By promoting Expectoration, it almost instantly removes slight and recent Coughs, gives immediate relief to those which have assumed a „'|0r0 dangerous character, and if persevered in seldom faiis completely to overcome them, however obstinate. This Balsam is an unfailing remedy for shortness of Breath, and Hoarseness, it allays irritation in the throat, and if timely resorted to will be found valuably efficient in relieving the symptoms attendant on Consumption in its early stages. ^'0<. Asthmatic Patient this Medicine is essentially beneficial, a dose taken at i>ed time will constantly remove that urgent difficulty of breathing by which he is frequently nightly harrassed. Sold in bottles at 2s. 9d. each, with the signature of W. HARMING on the Government Stamp. BUILTH, BRECONSHIRE-SOUTH WALES. Highly Valuable & Picturesque Lots OF W ([) fJJ & <i:3 [J3 (j)!:P&œ U'& IN AND ADJOINING THE TOWN OF BUILTH. TO BE SOLD BY AUCTION, BY MR. THOMAS PRICE, OF BUILTH, AT THE KING'S HEAD INN I* BUILTH, At Three o'clock-hj the Afternoon Precisely, on FRIDAY the 25th day of JULY instant, Subject to suelt conditions as will then be produced, (uni?«s previously disposed of by private contract) of which due notice will be given, either together or in the following Lots. LOT i._a PIECE OF NURSERY GROUND, containing one quarter of an acre, more or less, under a 'ease to Mr. Richard Williams, for 21 years, 19 of which »ie unexpired, at the annual rent of £ 3, this lot is siuiatcd near the Turnpike leading to Brecon. LOT 2.—A PLOT OF LAND, with the Building thereon, being part of lot three and now marked out by meets and bounds called the Orchard, in the Town of Builth containing one quarter of an acre, IAT (more or loss.) 3..—THE ORCHARD being part of lot two, also marked out by mcels ancl bounds being about one i n-n quarter of an acre, (more or less. 4.—.a PIECE OF MEADOW LAND, situate near the Town and the Tan House, bounded by the road and the Glue Brook, containing half an acre, (more or less) let to Mr. Robert Jones, at the yearly T rent of £ 2. 5.—a PUBLIC HOO.SE, called the Red Lion, Yard and Garden,;with the use of » pump, situate on the Bank, in the Cattle Market, in the occupation of James Beavan, at the yearly rent ef nine Guineas. 6.—TWO HOUSES YARD and GARDENS, situate and adjoining- lot five with ft large Oven and Bakehouse, and frontage with pens, let to Mr. John Jones, and Mr. George Griffiths, at the yearly rent of i £ 16, with the use of the pump 7«—A WHEELWRIGHT'S SHOP, STABLE, YARDV & GARDEN1, with a Frontage for pens, and LO the use of a pump. situate all the Bank in the Cattle Market, of the annual value of 1.5.. T 8-A WMNHOUSE, YARD, and GARDEN, and Frontage for pens, in the Ottie Market, with the use of a pump, adjoining the Sun Public House, of the annual value of £ 5, 9.—AN EXCELLENT PIECE OF LAND, containing four acres, (more or less) beautifully situated I <Yr in ^0r Building a Villa~resi<)eiice, with Plantations, &c. &c. having water running through it. 10.—APIECE OF EXCELLENT LAND, containing five acres, (more or less) beautifully situated T /vr -i ^or building a Villa. U—A PIECE OF'EXCELLENT. LAND, used as a nursery under lease lo Mr. Richard Williams, for 21 years, 19 of which are unexpired at the yearly rent of £ 18, this is beautifully situated for building. LOT 12.-A FIELD, BARN, and WA NHOUSE, with two pieces of Land called Cae Brin, and the Upper King's Head Field, the Glue Brook running through it, containing 11 acres,'(more or less) this is a very eligible situation for building a residence, to any person fond of rural spirts it also commands beautiful and picturesque views of the country. N. B. These last four lots adjoins the Turnpike leading to Brecou, and are well worthy the T „ attention of any Gentleman who has money to invest in Btilding. LOT 13—THREE PARCELS of MEADOW and WOOD LAND, extendiig from the said Turnpike road to the Glue Brook, and adjoiniug lot 12, containing 11 acres (more or less) in the possession of the LOT 14.^A°PIECE of EXCELLENT ARABLE LAND, adjoining lot 12, and also part of the King's Head Meadow, running down to the road^eading to Newry, near the'i'an^house. This lot is well suited for Building the sod is of an exceeding rich quality, and measures 11 acres (more or less.) 'Illis lot is of most ^"cellent quality and is beautifully situated tear the scite of the Old Castle, and well-calculated for Building a Genteel Residence with frontage to the Newry Road and also to tlje town. LOT. 15.—A BARN, BEAST-HOUSE, and YARD, together with the otlier portiou of the King's Head Great Nleadovil, containing 5A. (more or less.) The Auctioneer respectfully assures the Public that this eligible property deserves every attention and is well worthy of notice, being in a she teied situation, possessing the most beautiful view? of the river Wye and its vale, for a considerable distance of country, combmed with land of the first quality. The climate is most healthy. The mineral waters of Llandrindod Park We s and Llanwyrted within an easy distance. In a very superior fishing and sporting country, with two packs of harriers in the immediate neighbourhood. For particulars and view of the,several lots, apply to the proprietor, Mr. Hugh Morgan, at the King's Head Inn, and Builth, 9th July, 1S34. to the Auctioneer, both of Builtlr, C. S. CHEDDON'S FAMED HERBAL TONIC PILLS, For the cure of Scrofula, Sctirvey Lepras/ Scorbutic Affections, Eruptions, and Pimples on the Face Swellings or Ulceration in the neck, Sore Breasts, and all disorders attended with painful Swellings, or with Morbid and Irritating Kruptions of the Skinx Open Wowu's, and Sores, as well as the most inveterate forms of Gout and Rheumatism. rj^HE daily increasing1 celebrity of CHEDDON*S PILLS is (he most positive proof of their efficacy, and 1 they are now adopted by the first Practitioners for the Cure of the above Disorders, which are well known to have baffled the most consummate Medical Skill, and which have hitherto always been considered incurable. Of all disease* which affect the human body there are none mjre severe, m*re dan^erou*, or paiuful than ° cro ala. Scurvy, Leprosy, an;i Scorbutic Affections, whh Ihe endless variety of morbid nud irritating eruptions ot the Mc 11 thereto; indeed, there is scarcely a fjm'ly in the universe, either rich or po;>r, that is not directly «>r in ir y c e>t With Scrofula, or W!iere its latent effecis are not occasionxlly visible, bring »pp4rentiy the visUsuion d*n?,,n.ce<| *1 #.K«CCe generations, and for which U.c (aiii tv have hitherto coiis.de^ed there was no moans of cure, and ,nc {| f P^es^ut ai.irininif extent is the consequence Look around you an*' see now m-inv individoaln in the prim- of S victims to this complaint! w.io might have been so easily cured by onem dieine a» d by that medicine al*>ne, C. S. CHEDDON'S FAMED HERBAL TONIC PILLS, which have been tlie meaes of restoring hundreds to perfect health, :if,er many of the must Scientific 5led.icnl ^e" L"nclo'an(l elsewhere, have said nothing moif cMild bei!pne for them, and w.io were left to drag on a aa>' l» day until (leath should terrahuie their sufferings m my ol the<-e peisons have been discharged from the a"d some from his Majeaty's service, as incurable, and in a stiorl sjiact of time have been eutirely cured by lh' 1 How m l.y individuals there are ««•« d.iily with Scrofino.19 1 umaurs on diii'-rem parts of the ,f; '■ A "1 sk> »»•! Scrofulous bores which, toevery eye, is a gre*t disbn'ireinent; for these complaint* the-in »»t ''e, ,?cu ty have tried ni/arly every reined} wiiho.it success, as a Is"' resource they roc. rnm.nfl the sea side, which vi' ulence of thc disease if il does otherwise, it only ail progress tor a short trme, when it generai^y Ueh more malignant form than it had previously appeared, and (lea til ensue* ns the inevitable consequence m invi»to»«< The extraordinary efficacy of S. CHEDDON'S 'N™1'Vle Plllf have been repeatedly proved in the llost ln^te«te cases of Scrofiita and Cutaneous Dis. as«.s> !lfter many eminent I hy^icung a,id Su. ueon.s ha pronounced t^m »ut- alil .and after'nume- rous Surgical Operations had been porfoimed without succes. and i„ m„,y ilnlallc^ i.fe was despaired ot by the Mecieal atTO INDIVIDUALS SUFFERING UNDER ATTACKS OF GOUT, RHEUMATISM OR LUMBAGO, CHEDDON'S PILLS will be found to afford almost immediate and pcrmaneut relief, and those who are constitutionally predisposed to suffer fr,.ra th<)st torm8..tmg complaints Will Ijnd thai by havlllg occasional recourse to. t!i(eir u-e tl,,y Wlil Wil,a ff iheir frequent.attack fj, u has bean found that persons previouvly su',jeci to four, live, ov mu,e;f'^l y nv >•»-' >>y the use „f this medicine, reduced them to two, «ud to one, and fiel assured that by per ere. ing they wilUVemUally remove it entirely font the constitution. Mr. CHEDDON submits for Public Inspection tlie following Copies of Jitters received by him from ernincrjt Physicians and.Su^eons who iu lhe haWt of prescribe!I his 1 u|8 al3() from in(livi(luals who b.ivc 'J™ r*[> f and cure from I his inestimable Meuicine, u,e ,HCuliar properties of which are, that it expels disease fiomlhe hu ti.inraine without h«v;ng any visible ac.ioii on the bojy 0f purpingin the slightest decree, lnU by,its benign and certain mflntnce, lt^cr^as.-s the ap,,fcrile invigorates the conM.tn re-establ'shw good health,and .terally creiltes Uu, cconomy anew. Ihty m..y be taken u„,|er any clrcnmstanc.es, by the m., t ,lt|icate individual, Without the slighter apprehei.sion from lating coid,^ or e lea»t necessity f,)r the Patient to ref am from pursuing his u-uil avocation»,"0' is the slightest alteration i" diet requisite,only observing to adopt (hat which the palate relishes. OF MANCHESTFH FROM SURGEON BROWN. OF LEEDS- „»»» »• BELL\°M," £ IATT- •• From ll»e p,lmfro"sinstance^oMheheefficacT e«'f >'°ur l il!s As Scrolnlj ana Scorbutic 'l|'1,e,r t° Be !«• related to n'e, I have been indeed v, try thfm in several cases erea,ing (for> & ,ny opinion tljere.^careely a tal;iriy wllo,e of Scrofula and Scorbutic Aftcctions aiid in obstinate Cuta- c*'nstitiHion is not tainted with it)» P o.essum and ^Diseases, in Consumptio, 'of the Kidneys and the pnbll, are deei,|y i(1<1 ebted » Y/or so valuable a <li,. To C S CHEDDON, ESQ. •« ROBERT BROWN M.RG.S." ll'fy wouid prevent any malignant disease Irom taking place, T" TOO.. AN EBUNENT SFTENDON.. # »" Sih, July 26, Is3-. "T„c s rmnD >N 'rsq. SAJIUEL RELL. M.D" have administered your Herbal TONIC PILLS in the van- pjmMllll. BROWN, OF GLASGOW ,ous tornis of Scrotui.I and Scurvy that have come under my DEAR SIR Glasgow, August L.>, 1833. care for some time past, and tue r invariable success enables me p ihe'nnmeroiis cuses of Scrofula antl Scorbutic Af- to say that they are u"n^led in the whole Slateria Medica tor fections w(licIl come under my care, 1 have been endea- the cure of Scroiuia ana scorbutic coinplaints. I hiive alio vouiins for a lone neriod, to tind out some medicine that would tried them 111 several cases ofCJoutnud llheuroatisni, audlound care theU UreR(lful complaints in fact. I have trie.I almost them equally satistai ory and I assure you, you may r"001"" every me<licine 1 ever heard of without finding one successful, men them with » hdence to the world as a most sale, em- until I \vas induced to try your Pills. After receiving your cieut, and, 1 n,i,ya'"•e ouly Qllre lor the above distressing letter, I determined on'giving them a fair trial—therefore ga>« complaint'- w 1 an». Sir, f them regularly to fifteen patients Iabouiing under the w rst "To C. S. l/HEU aj. lours, &C. forms ot Scrofula and Scorbutic Affections, and in six weeks, To MR, CHEDDON, to Illy astonishment, they were all entirely -tire(i. I have con- SIR, '• Coventry, Sepi. 10, 1SX5- tinued prescribing these truly valuable Pills ever since, with jeel it a duly I owe to you and the public to inform you the greatest succe^. I am, dear Sir, your's very truly, of the wonderful efficacy I have leceived front your celebrated "To C. S. ClifDDON, lisq. JOHN HRotvN, 1\1.0." 11 k r u A i. PILLS had a tumour the size of a sm.dl orange in FliOM Dll. DAHW ALL, OF BIRMINGHAM my left breast, vi hi, h was extreni. ly painful, and file aletlical "Dear MU, •• Bnii.inKhain, .ipril l«i I8;3. Gentlemen who attended me said 11 ,i.t be removed wllh a «> j have for several months been pre-criuing joar Pilis III all knife, this I was unwilling to have done, and he proposed ease- of Scrofula and Scorbutic Affections, with the greatest another Surgeon slum d see me; 1 therefore sent to Hi.mi,.Khani possible success. As ¡hue compUinU ure greatly upon the in for one of the be5t Surgeons, who said nothin* b;.t rem 1"I,II elcase. there being scarcely a family free from them, I consider the breast would save my life, I was still unwilling to part with your medicine the most valuable ever discovered, I have also it, and went, up to. London to be jnid«r the care of a celebrated prescribed them in Gou and Rheumatism, a well as other com- Suiveojj, who also proposed removing it tonne I was still un- I)Iailit-i- in which I found them equally successful. willing to submit 10 an operation, aall my nurse advised me to Helitve u\e de-ir Sir vourts very sincerely, try your valuable t'illa; which llok regularly foi, two months, ««To C. S. CnEDUoN Fsa -1 jolin PARWALL, M.D." at the end (f) N,at lime the tumour had euliiely disq)peare<l, •• To C. 6. CHRDDON Fsa and tha^iui^eon v\iw first sa»v u e could not make out which •' SIR.—From if child i hive been most dreadfully disfigured breast it had been in.» with eruptions and pimples on mv fate and forehead, so much .<A. 1 beS t0 1 emiir"' S,r' y°ur;bedient servant, s0 lhat I have fieq„e,„i' been ashame<l to go out of the house, Mr, Cheddon, SARAH DAWSON." an(1 ha tried almost every medicine and lotion I had ever "8IR. Taitiwot-tij, Aug. 12, 18,32, heard of without beirelit; a frienl who had also bet-ti cuied by "1 had been labouring nnder a ■- crofulons Affection ot my your Pdts, advised me to try them, and after taking them a short leg for several years had suttered. the most aceute pain night time I was perfectly cured. Yours, and day, and frequently had it laid open by a Surgeon. I b-id St. Aibnlw, Sept. 23, 1833. 1,0UISA kEREFORD.. been to the sea side severartifhea, wPhont deriving any benefit. «« Sloane-street, Sept. I;), IHJa. A frien-. who had been cured of another complaint by your •« Miss SPKAV has Int,y been cured of a severe ^crotulous been to the sea side several'tiities, wPhont derivingr any benefit. «« Sloane-street, Sept. !;>, A frien-. who had been cured of another complaint by your •« Miss SPKAV has ln(f,| bpt.n cure(1 0f a severe ^crotulous celtbr itsd I'ills advised nie to try them, which I did, and after Affection ol both her legs bv Mi Lheddon's Herbal t ""s. tnat having taken iheui a short time, 1 was entirely cured, and have Lad baffled every thi»g thai h d been previously applied to them, remained perfect.y well ever since. Mr. CHEDDUN. <• 0t. James's Square, o.itb. our obedient servant, "JOHN Nicnoi.r.s." "SIR, «« Sept. 5, "A young lady in St. James's-street, who had beenconfii.ed to Til ee j ears and a half ago, as T was getting into my cai- her sofa four years with a Spinal Complaint (which is Scro- riage, the horses moved, and I was thrown down and both my i'ulous), had never been' down stairs exCeut when carried; alter le^s were much injured a Sui t,e<>n attended me a long time, takiiu; four large boxes of CHEDDON'S FAMED HERBAL TONIC when he advised me to have another from London, which I Had, PILLS, could walk down stairs without assistance, and by eon and after several operations bad been performed on my legs, tinuinjr their i<se for two months, could walk as well as any one I was left in a very deplorable slate, being lotally unab e to need wUh, and is nowln perfect health." move about. In May, £ (,egall to take your rtllg vwliich<l "SIR, ,.eeds, August 30,1S3 bad heard a great deal about;, and am thankful to be a le to "I had been lying on ft sofa constantly for two ) eai-s and a iuform you, that in a short time I was restored to perfect health. hdf, had been attended by many of the first Suriceons lor a Spinal. I am, with graietul acknowledgments, yonrs, Pie. Complaint, and never expected to be relieved of iny distressing -*MARY HARRMOO complaint, mitil a friend, who* heard of some wonderful cures To Mr. CHEDDON, «'Newmarket, August 30, 1833. performed by your Pills, persuaded me to trs lliem, whicli 1 did, Sir,—K«r many years I have been labouring under a .icor- and it gives me great p.eas ire to inform yon tUat, after I h id butlc Uasli about different parts of my body, and have taken taken thelll six weeks, 1 could walk about the room, and by coil- all kinds of medicine, and been to the sea frequently, but was tinning some time longer was entirely cured. The medical go- always worse afterwards, my complaint having Increased much tlemun who attended me considered my cure quUe miraculous, the last two years; seeing your Pills advertised some time ago and immediately procured a quantity of your Pills for other I procured a box, and utter I had them, procured three more, palieiita. «»I am, Sir, with many thanks, which entirely cured me. Allow me to subscribe mvself, yours, •' Youi's &c. "Ax.v BRITON." obliged, "^Ann BURTON." Sold Wholesale and Retail at Hannay and Co.'s General Pi t ot Mcdicine Warehouse, 63. Oxford-street, the corner of Wells-street, London and they may also'be obtained at the most respectable Medicine Venders throughout the Kingdom; and any Shop that may not have them in the Country, can obtain them through their regular Agents in Town 1 9 Sold by appointment by Mr. W. MALLALlEU. Gazette and Guardian Office, Merthyr Tydvil jMr. WlLl lAMS, Chc- n.ist and Druggist, Brecon, and Metthyr; PHILIP JOHN, Druggist, Cardiff j Messrs. ki AbfltioOHN and CoLEMAN, Chemists, Glouecster; J. E. LEA, Dooksellcr, Gloucester; LEE, Library, Cheltcuhain; MiiYLKR, Bath; and DmoifToN, Journal Office, Worcester. I FUREAL @-1b@@W LOTTERY. WMALLALIEU, GAZETTE AND GUAR- • OFFICE, MliHTHYR '1 VDV1L, Agent to BISK'S Omce, London, has on Sale Tickets and Shares for the FINAL GLASGOW LOTTJSIOT, the Scheme of which contains Prizes 0f £ 16,000, Elo,ooo,&C. on Houses and Lauds, or the holders may have Money imme- diately; and BISH sold last Lottery every Prize in the Scheme above .:£;1,000, except one, all in Shres I I I all of which he paid in Money directly they were drawn.— The whole Lottery will be-decided ALL IN ONE DAY, IN LONDON, AT COOPER'S HALL, 22d. JULY, 1834. Bl-i"S AGENTS ARE Merthyr Tydvil, W. Mallalieu, Gazette & Guardian Oface. Brecon J. W. Morgan, Bookseller, Post omee. 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They have the honour to announce, in ad- dition to their usual extensive and valuable STOCK, a splendid accession of India, German, French, and Swiss Work, comprising some fine specimens of Lacquered WORK TABLES; Card and Work BOXES; FANS, &c.; Carved Ivory CARD, NETTING, and NEEDLE CASES a quantity of Fine-Toned ACCORDIANS, from Six to Twelve notesi at 35s., with new published in- structions. A superb collection of Ormolu, Alabaster, Ebony, Porcelain, and other CLOCKS, with and without Music, embracing the most popular, historical, and clas- sical subjects a large assortment of Flat, Geneva, Hori- zontal, and Vertical Gold and Silver WATCHES about 400 MUSICAL BOXES, playing from two to six Airs or Overtures, set from the compositions of Rossini, Weber, Auber, Mozart, Haydn, Meyerbeer, Bishop, and others, from 25s. to eight guineas; several splendid PICTURE CLOCKS, with Music playinj off every hour. 150 real French CASHMERE SHAWLS, large sizes,at 35s. each a quantity of Berlin OIL CLOTH COVERS, adapted for Loo, Pembroke, Sofa, Card, and Work Tables, of the most splendid designs; INDIA MATTING; BLINDS; and a variety of other interesting and curious property, among which is a most sumptuous TWO-FLAP INDIA LAC- QUERED TABLE, an Elegant and Curious Set of INDIA TOILET DRAPERY, &C.R&c., &c. 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Silver Chased Plate, in Coffee and Tea Services, Cake baskets, prize plate, race cups, salvers, goblets, &C. from 8S. 6d. per oz. Newest designs in chased services, 9s. 6d. Gold and Silver Watches ofeininerit makers, both English and Geneva manufacture, on the lever, horizontal, aud vertical principles. [The nost scrupulous attention is shewn to this branch of trade by a SKILFUL workman re- siding on the premises, which enables the proprietors to warrant them.] Gold Jewellery-A full, cotnplete, and fashionable as- sortment of superior Town-made articles in suits neck, watch, and guard chains, rings, eanngs, brooches, lockets, pins, seals, keys, snaps, &c., &C-, amongst which will be found a splendid assortment of I<tlnonds, Emeralds, Pearls, and other precious stones. Sheffield plated silver-mounted tea urns, coffee and tea sets, epergnes, dishes and covers, wine coolers, branches, candlesticks, snuffers and trays, liqueur and cruet sets, toast racks, egg frames, cake baskets, bottle stands, &c. Plated on Steel, forks and spoons, 26s. per dozen des- serts, 24s. ditto dessert knives and forks, with silver, pearl, and ivory handles, from f.2 per dozen pair, with silverfe.rules. Mosaic Goidjewellei-y and Jet and lieriin ornaments, in cameo and enamelled suits, bracelets, chains, brooches, head ornaments, gold side combs; 8TE. Indian, French, Dresden, and English china ornaments. Glass and Bronze Lustres, from 93 per pair, bronze inkstands, candlesticks, taper. thermometers, watch stands. Tortoise-shell, French pierced, and German shell. Side and back Combs of the most fashionable patterns. White Wood Work for the transfer varnish, &c. Bibles, prayers, hymns albums, scrap and blotting books. 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Poles k.epl\ and cut to any sizes. Papier Machee and japanned tea trays, bread baskets, bottle stands, suuffer trays, liqueur and cruet frames, &c. Bronze, Gilt. and other drawing and dining-room Lamps, passage, hall, and table lamps on the most approved prin- ciples, adopted for oil, candle, or gas. Chimney, and bed-room, Glasses, Barometers, &c. English and India Chess-Men and Boards, backgammon and Pope boards, tortoise-shell and ivory card cases, caddies, needle-cases, &c. „ Games, amusing and instructive, dolls, toys, perfu- mery, &c. Playing Cards, legally stamped, AT 2s 0J per pack, Duke's cricket balls, battledOors, cross bows,Jxc. Musical Work Boxes, fitted with silver and peal mstru- ments, in endless variety, Silk Umbrellas and Parasols. Musical Instruments; silver key'd flutes, new and second-hand, by approved makers, guitars, violins, bugles, clarionets, double and single flageolets, accor- aians, &c. Microscopes, telescopes, spectacles, eye-glasses. Ornamental and real Hair fronts of every shade. A large stock of Mathematical Instruments In cases, exceedingly cheap, paint boxes in great variety. Camp Chairs, Carpet bu?s, and Hat-boxes, b rcnch Slip- pers, at 2s. per pair, Jointed Clogs at 2s. 6d. per pair, Lasting Shoes, 2s 6d. First-rate Bagatelle Tables completely fitted, and with printed directions for playing the four games. 6 feet 7 feet 8 feet 31. 10s. 41. 10s. 51. lOs. About 500 double and single-barrel Guns, new and second-hand, by eminent makers, at extraordinary low prices; Pistols in endless variety. N T Rifles, Blunderbusses, Air Guns, &<?.; Powder, Shot, and A nti-Corrosive Caps. Sad<Vles,.Harness, c. Old Gold, Silver, Diamonds, Pearls, and |other precious stones, purchased, or taken in paymet* as cash. Plate, plated goods, glass lamps, See. lent out to Parties. N.B. Orders taken for the Patent Iron Bedsteads.— Patterns and Prices are exhibited at the Bazaar. A few superior second-hand Pianos, by Broadwood ar.d others, cheap. No Business transacted on Saturdays until Evening. Letters or Parcels enclosing remittances, or respectable reference in Bristol, promptly attended to. Goods packed for the Country tree of Expeuse. All Articles sold at the Bazaar, exchanged if not ap proved, and every other consistent accommodation to pur chasers. PRICE SEVEN PENCE. Domus et placens uror,Hor. Tby house, and (in ilie cup of life, ■! bat honey-diop) thy pleasing wife. HAPPINESS" the pay to-morrow of the mind" is JH- cii i,re,d by Ulaniage; the strictest tie of perpetual Friendship" is a gift from Heaven, cementing pleasure with reason, by which, says Johnson, we approach •• iu some degree of association with celestial intelligence. Previous, however, to entering into the hallowed obli- gation of marriage, it becomes an impressive duty, not only to regulate the passion, but to cleanse the grosser nature from those impurities which the freedom of unrestricted pleasure may have entailed upon it. To the neglect of such attention, are attributable many of those hapless in- stances, which, while they excite the commiseration of the beholder, should also impress hint with the fear of self reproach. Luxurious habits will effenlinize tht- body -a -residence in the troples,will relax the elastic tibrp-but more espe- cially does the premature infatuation of youth, too fre- quently compromise tha natural dignity into a state of ill- anition, from whence the agonized sufferer more than doubts the chauce of relief. To all such, then, we address ourselves, offering hope-tufrgy-mllscular strength— felicity; nor will our advances appear questionable, sanc- tioned as they are by the multiplied proofs of twenty years' successful experience. The easy cares of married life are sometimes disturbed by the suspension of those blessings which concentrate the nuptual wreath—for the female habit is often constitu- tionally^ weak—yet it can be strengthened, and deficient energy improved into functional power. In every case of syphilitic intrusion, as well as in every relaxation of the generative economy, we pledge our ability to cure speedily, and with effect. Earnestly soli- citous to expel the unfeeling empyric from the position so presumptuously taken up, we deviate from general prin- ciples with less hesitation and confident in our own hon- ourable integrity as Members of the College of Surgeons, we refer the suffering community of either Sex (especially those entering into matrimonial life) at once to our house, where daily attendance is given for personal consultation • and letters from the country are immediately answere-d- these must contain a remittance for Advice aud Medicine' describing minutely the case, which can be forwarded to any part of the world, however distant.—No difficulty can occur, as the Medicine will be securely packed, and care- fully protected from observation. GOSS and Co. (M. R. C Surgeons.) 7, Lancaster Place, Strand, London. Just published (Twenty-first Edition). 1st. THE ./EGIS OF LIFE, a familiar commentary on the above Diseases.—2,—HIGEIANA, addressed exclusively to the female sex.—3d. THE SYPHILIST, a treatise on Lues Venera, Gonorrhoea, &c. May he had at 23, Paternoster row, London, and of all Booksellers. Price 5s. each. —

SHIP NEWS. CARDIFF. FOREIGN.—ENTERED INWARDS.—The Herefordshire, Loveday, Bilboa, in Spain; the Adamont, Pottage, Guernsey, in ballast. ENTERED OUTWARDS.—The Eblana, Haychell, and the Elizabeth, Teasdel, Smyrna. CLEARED OUTWARDS.—The Elizabeth Clark, Alder, Sydney, the Maria, Schaffer, Bremen, the Vintage, Wil- liams, Oporto, the Good Hope, Skynner, and the Beer and Wingzett, Cornish, Naples, the Kentucky, Pindleton, Philadelphia, with iron. IRISH, INWARDS.—The Harriet, Pettigrew, the For- titude, Nicholas, and the Edward Jones, Jones, Ross, the Henry, Bible, Kinsale, the Sir Alexander M'lvcnzie, Williams, Waterford, with sundries the James, Buckley, Youghall, with oats; the Ocean, Challacombe, Waterford, with flour; 13 in ballast. XRisn, OITTWARDs.-rhe Felicity, Underwood, Lime- rick, the William and Thomas, Rummey, Waterford, and the Emerald, Owens, Londonderry, w,th sundries; the Commerce, Green, Belfast, and the Integrity Hospaur, Dublin, with iron and coal; the Edwin Griffith, Newry, with iron 14 with coal. COASTERS INWARDS.—The William, Clampitt, New- port, the Lovel, Thomas, Gloucester, the Menhyr Packet, Evans, the Amity, Rogers, Bristol, and the Thomas and Mary, Evans, Cardigan, all with sundries; the William and Mary, Morgan, and the Matilda, Fry, Bristol, the Alexander, Cowmon, the Prince of Wales, Beattie, the Bransby, Wilson, and the Triton, Kelly, Whitehaven, the Mars, Owens, and the John, Hoskins, Newport, and the Barbara, Peat, Ulverston, all with iron ore; the Acorn, Protheroe, Carmarthen, and the Perseverance, Gustavus, Bideford, with oats the Neptune, Propert, Bridgewater, with timber 28 in ballast. COASTERS, OUTWARDS.—The Bute, Waters, and the Friends, Todd, Bristol, the Dasher, ltosser, St. Ives, the Maria Eliza, Harris, London, and the Mars, Owens, New- port, with sundries; the Williams, Haylands, Bristol, with timber the Brompton, Wellington, Newcastle, the George, Polmau, London, the Carlisle, Basset, the Industrious, Davies, and the Susan Jane, Lodowig, Liverpool, with iron the Acorn, Protheroe, Newport, with oats 23 with coal. NEWPORT. ARRIVED.—The Prince Regent, Smith, from Quebcc, with timber, deals, &c.; the Amclina Le Gall, from Brest, with ballast the John, Powell, the Joseph and Fanny. Lobbett, the Eiin, Conner, the Watchet Trader, Slocombe, the Ciiarles, Howe, the Barnstaple Trader. Bailing, with com aud flour; the Friends, Twoliig, the flope, Havard, the Susanna, Lewis, witn cattle, sheep, aud pigs the John, Morgan, the Jane and Susan, Black- ston, the Union, Phillips, the Tredegar, Uarwood, the George, Johns, the Mary, Coombs, the Bristol Packet, Scott, the Carleon, Saer, the Moderator, Johns, and the Ann, Brown, all with sundries. T SAILED.—The Samuel and Julia, Querce, for Jersey, the Vidonia, Knight, for St. John's, the Newfoundland, with coal and iron; the Susquehanna. Wilso,. for New York) the Harmony, Duggin, the Henrietta, Williams. the Ann and Ellen, Williams, the Richard and Sarah, Hou- sagoc, the John and Ellen, Price, the Succ.^s, Gifhn, the Carleon, Saer, the Fame, Davies,the Wellington, Dav.es, the Two Brothers, Fielden, the Palmyra Evans, ihe Bristol Packet, Scott, the John, lh« ^dustry, Waters, the Simeon, Moxley, the Friendship, Davies, the the Hero, Buck, the Jane, Irving, uon and tin plates; the Tredegar, Harwood, ue George, Johns the Mary, Coombs, the Bristol P^ket, Richards, thc Ann, Brown, the Moderator, Johns, all with sundries. ^SWANSEA. ARRIVED.—The Brothers, Lewis, from london, the Alert, Paddon, and the Robert and Henry, Gripple, from Barnstable, the Eleanor,George, from Bristol, the Henry, Thomas, from Liverpool, and the Blossom, Hole. from Minehead,with sundries; the Industry, W alters, and the Betsey and Martha, Jones, from Newport, wiJ.h iron the Hope, Wcbbour, from Aberthaw, and the S 'phia, Thomas, from the Mumbles, with limestone the Friendship, Eastaway, from Poole, with clay; the Harmony, Lloyd, from Newport, with bricks; the Abeona, Tanner, from Watchet, with bark and timber the Ocean, Bunt, and the Mollis, Fowler, from Waterford, with, tlour .-30 with copper ore, andin ballast. NEATH. CLEA RED,-The Daniel, Mathews, the Mary Ann, Griffiths, the Thomas and Mary, Hart,the Hebe, Furzman, the Rose, Reed, the Fancy, Cox, tile Golden-grove, Heydon, for Cork;, the Speedwell, Phillips, and the Lark, Evans, for New Quay; the Patience, Best, the Union Canal, Walters, the Union, Davies, and the Industry, Langinead, for Looe; the Princess Ciiarlotte, Carlile, the Albion, Shelstone, the Active, Balmano, the Perse- verance, Letten, the Mary, Parker, the Speculator Parker, and the Neptune, Grace, for Exeter; the Hopewell, Isaac, for Abcrayron the Elizabeth and Jane, Williams, for Beau- maris; the Blessing, Duddridge, for Bridgewater; the Lady Willoughby, Thomas, for Conway; the Sprightly, Richards, the Hero, Ball, and the Unity, Brewer, for Padstow; the Hero, Lovcriug, the J*mbc, Peake, the Grace, Chellew, and the Joseph, Williams, for St. Ives the Pallas.Tapper, the Neptune, Vettery,the Cumberland, Bradlield, the Lovely, Tozer, the Farmers, Prowse, the Sandwich Bay, Seward, for Dartmouth; the Astrea, Furze, for Plymouth; the ■. Lc™' Aberystwith; the Pacific, Evans, for the Isle of Man L'Actif, Joubin, foe Croisie. LLANELLY. ARRIVED.—The Diligence, Johns, the Mary, Sleeman, the Sarah and Ann, Uhydderch the Navarino, Payn er. the George, Anthony, the Ilideiord, Mallard the Her,, Sawle, the Reward, Anthony, the Lav,ma, Tonkin, the St. Catherine, Nichols, the Louisa, Davws the Edward and Jane, Pearne, the Agnes, R'^rds the Agenona, Samuel, the Four Friends, Cl.mo,and the Cordelia, Pasco, from St. Ives, Truro, and Fowey, with copper ore the from St. Ives, Truro, and Fowey, with copper ore the Emily, Ball, for Bristol, with sundries; the Brothers. Prettyjohn,fromSaUcombe^wgjcyder -,and five mballast. ARRIVED—Tie Bower, Johnston, from Quebec, the Henry Hoyle, Ferguson, from Leghorn, for M.lford; the Ardent, Ro.tin, from Newport, for Cork; the Triton, Colly, from Whitehaven, for Cardifl the Favourite, Fell, from Bairow, for Newport; the Providence Bell, from Donaghadee, for Feversham; the Betsey, Ihomas, the John, Lewis, from Bristol for MUiovd.